Duos from Marlboro <BR> BRIDGE 9203Best of Year American Record Guide This collection of performances from the Marlboro Music Festival spans some thirty five years. This recording of Schuberts flute and piano duo on Trockne Blumen has only been issued previously on a long out of print Marlboro Recording Society LP. The performance (from 1968) features the young flautist, Paula Robison, matched with the legendary pianist, and then artistic director of Marlboro, Rudolf Serkin. Sergei

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