New Releases

[Todd]

Really like the one Trio Gaspard recording I own - which includes a Haydn trio as it happens - and both Rimmer and Kadesha do good work together and individually.  I look forward to this complete cycle, though I am guessing they will not finish until around 2032 or so.

[Brian]

2032 seems a good guess.

Just spotted on Qobuz:



Yum.

[Todd]

Just spotted on Qobuz:



Yum.

I have not heard the latest incarnation of the Prazak.  I hope they have maintained the same quality.

[Pretorious]

Tidying up some more stuff for JULY that hasn't been posted yet.

Definitely interested in these! Can't get enough Dussek ever since I heard some of his piano concertos played by Staier.

[Madiel]

Adding a contemporary work to Haydn is the kind of gimmick that says "actually we wanted to do contemporary works but there's no money in it".

[dhibbard]

[dhibbard]

[Mirror Image]

Coming soon:



Of course, this Glazunov series is boxed up after I bought all five volumes individually!



I can't get the large cover of this recording:



Here's some information about it:

https://www.prestomusic.com/classical/products/9326707--britten-les-illuminations-serenade-nocturne

[Todd]

Some live Carlos Kleiber.

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Coming soon:

Do you happen to know the artist and name of the cover art of Crepuscolo?

[Brian]

Do you happen to know the artist and name of the cover art of Crepuscolo?

"Detail from a woodcut by François-Louis Schmied published in Les Ballades françaises, 1927"

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

"Detail from a woodcut by François-Louis Schmied published in Les Ballades françaises, 1927"

Very helpful. Thanks a lot!

[Mirror Image]

Do you happen to know the artist and name of the cover art of Crepuscolo?

Looks like Brian beat me to it.

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Looks like Brian beat me to it.

You helped me bunch of times!

[Mirror Image]

You helped me bunch of times!

I do my best.

[kyjo]

Geez, does pianist Oliver Triendl ever sleep? He seems to be involved in multiple recordings of lesser-known chamber repertoire per month!


Nimbus isn't a label I've paid much attention to recently, but they've released three substantial new recordings of Thomas de Hartmann's music:

[André]

The Schelb disc is of interest. I have some music from him I really admire.

[MusicTurner]

Geez, does pianist Oliver Triendl ever sleep? He seems to be involved in multiple recordings of lesser-known chamber repertoire per month!


Nimbus isn't a label I've paid much attention to recently, but they've released three substantial new recordings of Thomas de Hartmann's music:

Interesting, compared to the more well-known, not very sensational Gurdijeff/De Hartmann piano dances ...

[Mandryka]

(Impressive Lachenmann)

[Mandryka]

One of my favourite composers.