Finzi, Gerald (1901 - 1956)

[BBMmk2]

Available via Presto, ag:

https://www.prestoclassical.co.uk/classical/products/8167322--finzi-choral-music

I haven't searched elsewhere, as I don't need it (already on the shelves in an earlier incarnation!).

Presto, can you use Paypal?

[antongould]

Presto, can you use Paypal?

Yes you can bbm

[antongould]

Available via Presto, ag:

https://www.prestoclassical.co.uk/classical/products/8167322--finzi-choral-music

I haven't searched elsewhere, as I don't need it (already on the shelves in an earlier incarnation!).

Many thanks pulcers .......

[BBMmk2]

Yes you can bbm

Ah right! Me and MrsBBM couldn't see it?

[Pulcinella]

Ah right! Me and MrsBBM couldn't see it?

Point 7 here:

https://www.prestoclassical.co.uk/help/928#payment

[antongould]

Hate to say it bbm but mine has arrived ..... scarily good service .......

[Pulcinella]

Hate to say it bbm but mine has arrived ..... scarily good service .......

Happy listening!
I don't think that the non-Hickox stuff in the set got as good reviews, but still probably worth a listen.

[BBMmk2]

Hate to say it bbm but mine has arrived ..... scarily good service .......

Right! I'll give it a go!

[Pabmusic]

Happy New Year, everyone. I'm very late to this discussion, but do you realise that the Hickox version of In Terra Pax is of the strings/harp// cymbal version? If you want the orchestral version you need Handley, Hill, or I don't know who else.

[antongould]

Happy New Year, everyone. I'm very late to this discussion, but do you realise that the Hickox version of In Terra Pax is of the strings/harp// cymbal version? If you want the orchestral version you need Handley, Hill, or I don't know who else.

.... and Happy New Year to you pabs .... I didn’t realise this, being a bit thick, but I feel this arrangement fits the piece better than the full orchestral forces .... plus I find Shirley Quirk’s voice wonderful. I now await the Sir Thomas Allen version

[Pulcinella]

.... and Happy New Year to you pabs .... I didn’t realise this, being a bit thick, but I feel this arrangement fits the piece better than the full orchestral forces .... plus I find Shirley Quirk’s voice wonderful. I now await the Sir Thomas Allen version

Don't feel bad, ag!
Despite having a copy of the score, which clearly says Chamber version, and having conducted a performance (violas: please play what's written!) and played a bell-like contraption in another, I'm not sure that I realised that there was a full orchestral version.

You're right: the chamber forces suit the music just perfectly!

[Cockney Sparrow]

You're right: the chamber forces suit the music just perfectly!

I've ordered a copy, it will take a little time to arrive but I too admire anything by Shirley-Quirk and the chamber version will not be a drawback for me. (The above sentiment also applies to my feelings about the Durufle Requiem).

[Serial_Apologist]

Happy New Year, everyone. I'm very late to this discussion, but do you realise that the Hickox version of In Terra Pax is of the strings/harp// cymbal version? If you want the orchestral version you need Handley, Hill, or I don't know who else.

Is everything OK where you are, Pabs? We saw the pictures of your storm a couple of weeks ago.

[Pabmusic]

Is everything OK where you are, Pabs? We saw the pictures of your storm a couple of weeks ago.

Yes, we're fine. We've had three tropical storms that never became typhoons. The first was quite close and very slow-moving, and it brought 36 hours of non-stop rain. But the second wasn't really near us, and the third is passing over now, but it's a feeble affair. Happy 2018 fo everyone!

[Serial_Apologist]

Yes, we're fine. We've had three tropical storms that never became typhoons. The first was quite close and very slow-moving, and it brought 36 hours of non-stop rain. But the second wasn't really near us, and the third is passing over now, but it's a feeble affair. Happy 2018 fo everyone!

That's good to know. Happy returns to yourselves too.