Music new to you

[Cockney Sparrow]

Kurt Weill's Whitman songs, with orch, recently on afternoon R3 with Thomas Hampson.....

Afternoon Concert Monday 7 October :

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00093zn

[LeMartinPecheur]

Must compare the setting of Whitman's Dirge for two veterans with those by Holst and RVW (in Dona nobis pacem, one of my very favourite works).

Both favourites for me too though I'd still give the palm to Holst's, which has been imprinted very deeply in my brain for 40+ years.

[LMcD]

On this morning's 'Breakfast' Martin Handley played a movement of John Foulds's cello concerto. Does anybody out there know this piece?

[Edgy 2]

On this morning's 'Breakfast' Martin Handley played a movement of John Foulds's cello concerto. Does anybody out there know this piece?

Yep,it’s coupled with the Lionel Sainsbury Concerto on Dutton.
It has a rather beautiful slow movement,is this what they played ?,the rest of the work is not especially memorable for me.
The LS work is far better IMVHO.
I was wondering what to listen to later,your post has prompted me to play this

[teamsaint]

Yep,it’s coupled with the Lionel Sainsbury Concerto on Dutton.
It has a rather beautiful slow movement,is this what they played ?,the rest of the work is not especially memorable for me.
The LS work is far better IMVHO.
I was wondering what to listen to later,your post has prompted me to play this

Never heard of Lionel Sainsbury previously, ( or if I have I have forgotten) so have lined this up for a listen. Thanks for the tip.

[Edgy 2]

Never heard of Lionel Sainsbury previously, ( or if I have I have forgotten) so have lined this up for a listen. Thanks for the tip.

http://www.lionelsainsbury.com/index.html

I love his Violin Concerto

[Zucchini]

http://www.lionelsainsbury.com/index.html

I love his Violin Concerto

I love his Sicilian lemon tart.

[Edgy 2]

I love his Sicilian lemon tart.

groan
I wondered who’d be first

[Serial_Apologist]

I love his Sicilian lemon tart.

The don't stock that in the local St Sprees branch here in proletarian Upper Norwood.