Originally posted by cloughie
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The orchestral music of Tchaikovsky
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Originally posted by Ferretfancy View PostOne of the best Tchaikovsky discs ever made has to be the performances of Francesca da Rimini and Hamlet on the Everest label with Stokowski conducting the Stadium Concerts SO, otherwise known as the New York Philharmonic. There are many fine performances of Francesca, but none as incandescent as this, and Hamlet is also superb.
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Originally posted by Il Grande Inquisitor View PostThe Pletnev set of Tchaikovsky's symphonic poems on a DG Trio is a gem of an reissue, including a very fine Manfred Symphony as well. Francesca da Rimini is a work which frequently gets overlooked, but its a dramatic, blazing work. I last heard it (or at least part of it) last week when it concludes the John Cranko ballet version of Onegin.Don’t cry for me
I go where music was born
J S Bach 1685-1750
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