Get well soon!

[BBMmk2]

8 Preludes and fugues by the great JSB!! :)

[teamsaint]

A few gorgeous tunes: They would make me feel better, anyway. Hope Salymap would like them. !

Bliss : Piano Quartet

Mendelssohn Lieder ohne Worte: Op 67 No1.

The 2 Chopin Opus 55 Nocturnes

Silent Noon. RVW (sung by Anthony Rolfe Johnson)

Schubert: Standchen.

Beethoven . Pastoral Sonata.

Brahms . Op117 intermezzi.

Janacek. Our evenings, from " Along an Overgrown Path".

[Roehre]

I'd like to send salymap:

Reznicek: Donna Diana-overture
Beethoven: Menuet in G WoO 10/2
Mozart: Zauberflöte/ Aria of the Queen of the Night
JSBach: Brandenburg 4
Nicolai: Die lustigen Weiber von Windsor-overture
Schönberg: Die eiserne Brigade
Haydn: L'Isola disabitata-overture
Schubert: Rosamunde- Der Vollmond strahlt auf Bergeshöh'n
Dvorak: Waldesruhe op.68 (orchestral version)
Walton: Henry V- touch her soft lips and part
Delius: Late Swallows
Rossini: la gazza ladra-overture
Offenbach: Les Contes d'Hoffmann: barcarolle
chopin: barcarolle op.60
Beethoven: Duo for 2 flutes WoO 26
Beethoven: 2 Mandoline sonatas WoO 43
DesPrez: Il Grillo buon cantore

With exception of Bach Brandenburg 4 all within 8 minutes.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

How about eight short-ish pieces you would like to send to salymap?

Lovely idea, dovers. How about:

Mozart: Un aura amorosa - Heddle Nash

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzgsGoVL-fQ

Schubert: Du Bist die ruh - Ferrier

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_IS6sg_0Nw

Sargent: An Impression on a Windy Day - the Composer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0h79mIoHaE

Bach: Violin Concerto in a minor - Oistrach/Davis

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEx-1a3V03Q

Mendelssohn: Ruy Blas Overture - Beecham

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJatyAMAPlU

Elgar: Serenade for Strings - the Composer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wH5xmqO-P1w

Enescu: Roumanian Rhapsody #1 - Bournemouth SO/Silvestri (with, I sincerely hope, a fellow Forumista amongst the Horns)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcFsC-vHpmY&list=PLB0gLN-hUZXQTrRBShFP5eYknj_VXY25h

Haydn: Lark Quartet

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTH74JxaKCQ

RVW: Serenade to Music - Hickox

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLPmlXU8GDc

Ferneyhough: In Nomine a 3 (to remind her of the days when the young composer visited her offices)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjzAgJ02jOk

Schubert: An die Musik - Ferrier

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLUyY8m3dPA

[Serial_Apologist]

The Wagon Passes - just to cheer her up!

[BBMmk2]

Hope Saly likes these!! Hmmm I know she likes RVW?

[MrGongGong]

I would suggest ......... (NO NOT Merzbow live OXOBOY )

David Lang: The Passing Measures (BCMG)
Vernon Elliot : Original music from The Clangers (Features several fine orchestral players of the 1960's 70's)
Poulenc's double piano concerto (the second movement )


more soon

[antongould]

Perhaps the following might ring the odd bell


Rossini's Little String Sonatas
Mozart K452
Murrell Cello Concerto No.2
Harty A John Field Suite
Balfour Gardner Shepherd Fennel's Dance
Carmichael Bahama Rumba
Bush Overture Yorick
Chagrin Helter Skelter
Smyth Piano Sonata No.3
Falla Ritual Fire Dance performed by "The Old Scoundrel"

Get well very soon

[french frank]

A 'home' collection:

H Howells: In Gloucestershire
H Parry: Lady Radnor's Suite
G Butterworth: English Idylls No 2
G Dyson: Rhapsody No 1 for SQ
J Ireland: Chelsea Reach
G Finzi: Forlana
F. Bridge: Suite for String Orchestra
F Delius: Fennimore and Gerda (intermezzo arr. T. Beecham)

Some are a bit longer, but not necessary to listen to them all if they don't please. GWS.

[hmvman]

To my shame I've only just seen this thread but my very best wishes to Salymap. Get well soon.

I'll just send one of my favourite 'cheering up' pieces: "Wood Nymphs" by Eric Coates.

[makropulos]

How about eight short-ish pieces you would like to send to salymap? Here is (one of) my list.

Monteverdi: Zefiro torna
D. Scarlatti: more or less anything as long as it is on the harpsichord
Rameau : Rossignols amoureux from Hippolyte et Aricie
Vivaldi: Mandolin Concerto (a nice little entertainment)
Bach: Coffee Cantata
Haendel : something from Cantates sacrées – by Emma Kirby and London Baroque
Kapsberger Works for Lute & Chitarrone: any one or two
Buxtehude: one of trio sonatas

Not the sort of work salymap usually listens to, so it will be a good opportunity to fill in a long afternoon.

What a lovely idea. Here are my suggestions of eight short pieces as "get-well soon" music for saly:


Dvorak: Nocturne for string orchestra in B major Op. 40
Elgar: The Starlight Express - To the Children
R. Strauss: Serenade Op. 7
Vaughan Williams: Rise, heart - from Five Mystical Songs
Monteverdi: Chiome d'oro
Schütz: Jauchzet den Herrn (Psalmen Davids)
Kodály: Adagio for cello and piano
Copland: The Promise of Living - from The Tender Land

Get well soon, saly.

[EdgeleyRob]

Great idea DS,hope you like these lovely (IMO) choonz Saly, and get well soon.

Bliss / Pastoral for clarinet and Piano.
Vaughan Williams / Linden Lea (I know you like this Saly).
Vaughan Williams / Sweet little linnet that longs to be free (from the Opera,Hugh the Drover).
Alkan / Nocturne in B Op 22.
Alwyn / Concerto Grosso No 1.
Peter Warlock / Serenade for the 60th Birthday of Frederick Delius.
Schubert / Allegretto D 915.
Mendelssohn/ Notturno from A Midsummer Night's Dream.

[Richard Tarleton]

Saly, a bouquet of traditional Tudor melodies, mostly arranged for lute by my beloved John Dowland, which I think you'd enjoy - and they help one forget that winter is almost upon us:-

The Woods so Wild
The leaves be greene
Robin is to the greenwood gone
John come kiss me now
Go from my window
As I went to Walsingham
Greensleeves
My Lord Willoughbie's welcome home

An awful lot of green there, I hope you like green! Get better soon.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Hope Saly likes these!! Hmmm I know she likes RVW?

She's expressed a fondness for Ferrier, Heddle Nash, Sargent, and Haydn before, Bbm - and she met RVW when she worked at Augener's (as, IIRC, she did Colin Davis and Ferneyhough). The Silvestri/Enescu was added just in case Hornspieler was playing - and as a piece I thought she'd like but might not know.

[mangerton]

In alphabetical order:

JSB: Jauchzet frohlocket, from the Christmas Oratorio
Gibbons : This is the Record of John
Haydn : Te Deum
MacCunn : Land of the Mountain and the Flood (appropriate for today, and for next Saturday)
Purcell : Hear My Prayer
RVW : Three Shakespeare Songs

I know there's a lot of choral music in there, but it's what I know best, and there's a couple of seasonal items. I hope there's something in there that you like, and there's nothing too long if you don't!

Get well soon, saly.