Live in Concert 5.02.14: CBSO Vaughan WIlliams

[amateur51]

I see what you mean Amns! Sounds like a solictors firm!! :) (ooops, where's Cali!?!?!? :))

He's in the back rubbing glycerine into his embouchure (leastways that's what it says on the note he's left )

[BBMmk2]

He's in the back rubbing glycerine into his embouchure (leastways that's what it says on the note he's left )

Ah, I better get me tuba out then!! :)

[Flosshilde]

Ah, I better get me tuba out then!! :)

(he doesn't mean to boast, but ...)

[Nick Armstrong]

Boult, Handley and Hickox

Sounds like a solictors firm!! :) (ooops, where's Cali!?!?!? :))

He's in the back rubbing glycerine into his embouchure (leastways that's what it says on the note he's left )

Ah, I better get me tuba out then!! :)

(he doesn't mean to boast, but ...)

[BBMmk2]

Ah the banter!!

[EdgeleyRob]

I never knew that the Lark was originally written for piano & violin. Does anyone know if it has been recorded?

Written originally for violin and piano in 1914,the orchestral version is from 1920.

It has been recorded

http://www.calvindyck.com/cds.html

Can be heard here
http://www.rvwsociety.com/soundsmps/concertosounds.html

According to the latest RVW Society Journal,Albion records will soon be releasing the violin and piano versions of The Lark AND the Violin Concerto.
Watch this space.