Good news for admirers of George Lloyd: the second instalment of his symphonies, released today by Lyrita.
The first instalment came out last month:
The first instalment came out last month:
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Whilst this is great news it’s a real pity that an enterprising record company hasn’t initiated a new set of recordings of these marvellous works. Surely NAXOS would be the obvious label to find a willing conductor and orchestra to breath new life into them.Originally posted by Pulcinella View PostGood news for admirers of George Lloyd: the second instalment of his symphonies, released today by Lyrita.
The first instalment came out last month:
https://www.prestomusic.com/classica...honies-nos-1-6
As I’ve said many times, if I win the lottery I’ll be offering to sponsor a new cycle. One day…Comment
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High hopes for this, released today and already in the queue for streaming later today:
Britten
Sinfonia da requiem
Spring symphony
Young person's guide to the orchestra
LSO/Rattle
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This release should be of interest to at least one forumite. Taken from live performances (though one would never guess from the almost totally silent audience) these are exceptional performances. For me the Vivo is always a piece to test the quality of any recording and here there are no complaints, albeit without quite the character of the famous ASMF release.
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Originally posted by Sir Velo View Post
Will search out and see if streamable.
Curiously not listed in Presto's new releases last week.
PS: It is, and with more pieces than listed on the cover (and on Presto's site)!
Threni, Ode, Aldous Huxley Variations.Comment
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It's on Qobuz....I played the Sym in C yesterday......but not your namesake....yet!Originally posted by Pulcinella View Post
Will search out and see if streamable.
Curiously not listed in Presto's new releases last week.
PS: It is, and with more pieces than listed on the cover (and on Presto's site)!
Threni, Ode, Aldous Huxley Variations.Comment
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I tried it out but I find most of Britten's music mildly repulsive. It makes me feel physically sick :-(Originally posted by Pulcinella View PostHigh hopes for this, released today and already in the queue for streaming later today:
Britten
LSO/RattleComment
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I wasn't too impressed with the SdR, so haven't listened to the rest yet.Originally posted by neiltingley View PostComment
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Astounding pianism as one would expect; what strikes one is the effortless ability to move between very different soundworlds. The two selections from Iberia make one long to hear Wang record the complete set.Comment
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Agreed - like her Berlin recital this is a beautifully varied programme delivered with consummate artistry.Comment
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Beethoven Violin Sonatas Vol. 3 (Nos. 1,6 & 8). Viktoria Mullova, Alasdair Beatson (fortepiano).
Ms Mullova's first recording in this series was with Krystian Bezuidenhout in 2010. After a long gap the second instalment (now with Beatson) appeared: here is the latest. I very much enjoy hearing these pieces played in this way on period instruments. The latest disc contains the A major sonata, Op. 30/3, which was the first of these sonatas I became familiar with from my parents' 78s. A beautiful lightness of touch in this rather Mozartian piece.Comment
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I must admit that I've heard a few excerpts from Yuja Wang's latest cd and I'm very tempted to get a copy. Her earlier recordings look to be worth a look too
I've preordered Martin Cousin's latest Naxos Liszt CD as well, despite my reservations about tempo.
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BIS have just collected all their Bach/Suzuki vocal recordings into one big box, but hardly at bargain price here!
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Are they in SACD? If they just released the CD only versions then they should offer a discount.Originally posted by MickyD View Post
I own about 20 discs from the set so I won’t be purchasing.Comment
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Yes, they are all in SACD. I've never bought one Suzuki disc but know that he is highly thought of by many.Originally posted by richardfinegold View PostComment
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