Paul Ben Haim (1897-1984)

[JBS]

The version on the Capriccio disc is with cello and strings and the CPO one includes the version with cello and piano.

Then Andrei Gologan [who is-- @Florestan alert--Romanian] is present only on Two Landscapes.
His website makes no mention of harpsichords, so I'd presume he's not part of the Sonata for Guitars etc.

[Florestan]

Then Andrei Gologan [who is-- @Florestan alert--Romanian] is present only on Two Landscapes.
His website makes no mention of harpsichords, so I'd presume he's not part of the Sonata for Guitars etc.

Never heard about him.

[Symphonic Addict]

Then Andrei Gologan [who is-- @Florestan alert--Romanian] is present only on Two Landscapes.
His website makes no mention of harpsichords, so I'd presume he's not part of the Sonata for Guitars etc.

Presto doesn't specify that, only mentions the orchestra and the conductor on that piece.

[vandermolen]

I have Joram on CD.  I would suggest it only to those that like grandiose late Romantic choral works with large forces and great schmaltz.  Think Gurre lieder on steroids.  It's the only Ben Haim work I have heard that I do not like, and I think  it's not really typical of his output

I agree!