Home / Music / Szell and the Cleveland Orchestra recorded Brahms' First in 1957Music linernotes album music george-szell-/-cleveland-orchestraSzell and the Cleveland Orchestra recorded Brahms' First in 1957Szell and the Cleveland Orchestra recorded Brahms’ First in 1957 was recorded March 1–2, 1957, with the Cleveland Orchestra at Severance Hall in Cleveland. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesSeverance Hall was George Szell's recording home for 24 yearsGeorge Szell's Brahms First came out on Columbia RecordsBeethoven's Symphony No. 9 runs 65 to 75 minutes — among the longest in the repertoireJacqueline du Pré was 20 when she recorded the Elgar Cello ConcertoKarajan's 1962 Beethoven cycle: 1 million sets sold in a decade, still the benchmarkExploreMike Oldfield recorded Tubular Bells over two sessionsFleetwood Mac's Tusk arrived as a double album in 1979Steely Dan's Two Against Nature arrived on leap day 2000Bill Evans' Undercurrent came out in August 1962Joe Satriani's Unplugged and Seated came out in 1992 on RelativityPrevious Szell recorded Dvořák's 8th at Severance Hall in ClevelandNext Superposition uses keyboard typing and telegraph key percussion