Revisiting the thunderous and marvelous Symphony No. 1 in B flat minor, playing a remarkable recording: rendition by Haitink-Philharmonia Orchestra, it's definitely an English blockbuster of epic and glorious English lands, an ode to the majestic material of life (e.g. Respighi
Church Windows,
Barber Second Essay for orchestra, Shostakovich's Symphony No. 11
The Year 1905, Prokofiev
Alexander Nevsky, Novák
Toman and the Wood Nymph, Khachaturian's Symphony No. 2
The Bells, Tchaikovsky
The Voyevode, Rimsky-Korsakov's Schéhérezade, Nielsen
Symphony No. 5, op. 50, Tubin
Symphony No. 5 in B minor, Ivanovs' Symphony No. 4 in E-flat
Atlantis, Melartin - Symphony No. 3, Glière - Symphony No. 3, Braga Santos - Symphony No. 4,
Hanson's Sympnony No. 2 Romantic, Franck
Le Chasseur Maudit, Wagner Parsifal, Strauss Eine alpensinfonie, Moeran
Symphony [nr. 1) in G minor,, Miaskovsky
Symphony 17 in G-sharp minor, op. 41, Janácek
Taras Bulba, Holst
The Planets, op. 32, ) and so on... (almost all that was symphonies, I suspect I like symphonies

) (you know what I mean

):
a banquet of explossive ideas and luminous fellings about life, about to be proud of belonging a nation, about the sweet and powerful, the both good and bad things in every life, about love and hate, about happyness and sadness...
in a few words: a musical orgasm!!
()Absolutely epic!!!!!