What were you listening to? (CLOSED)

[Opus106]

[Henk]

[The new erato]

My goodness! From light to darkness

Now....there are still 11ths by George Lloyd, Villa-Lobos, Alexander Moyzes, Holmboe, Langgaard, Aho, Milhaud, Malipiero and Miaskovsky available on disc if you fancy more of the same

Weinberger

[Dundonnell]

Weinberger

Who he?

[Harry]

What about Miaskovsky's 11th Symphony huh?

[Dundonnell]

What about Miaskovsky's 11th Symphony huh?

Read my post again, Harry

I DID remember to include Miaskovsky. Couldn't afford to have offended Jeffrey as well

[Opus106]

Wikipedia has a shorter list of symphonies numbered eleven! :O
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symphony_No._11

[Harry]

Read my post again, Harry

I DID remember to include Miaskovsky. Couldn't afford to have offended Jeffrey as well

Hmmmmm, well I did obviously not see it, blimey, was it written very small, by any chance?

[Dundonnell]

Bother!

I had forgotten the Hovhaness No.11 "All Men Are Brothers" as well It is actually one of Hovhaness's better symphonies too

[Dundonnell]

My goodness! From light to darkness

Now....there are still 11ths by George Lloyd, Villa-Lobos, Alexander Moyzes, Holmboe, Langgaard, Aho, Milhaud, Malipiero and Miaskovsky available on disc if you fancy more of the same

No!

[Harry]

Bother!

I had forgotten the Hovhaness No.11 "All Men Are Brothers" as well It is actually one of Hovhaness's better symphonies too

Yes I was coming to him also, but you have beaten me in this, o, well!

[Kullervo]

Bartók - String Quartets 2, 4 and 6 (Takács)
Nielsen - Symphonies 1 and 2 (Kuchar/Janáček Philharmonic)

[Dundonnell]

I am still hoping that erato will tell us about 'Weinberger'?

I know of Jaromir Weinberger(1896-1967) but he didn't write symphonies.

Moisei Vainberg or Weinberg(1919-1996) did write an 11th but I don't think that it is on disc.

[Keemun]

Didn't Mahler leave some doodles on a napkin that were extrapolated into a performing version of his 11th symphony?

[Harry]

Dutch Organs build between 1511-1896.
Volume XVII.
Works by the following composers:
John Stanley, Mozart, played by Jan Jongepier on a Carl Friedrich August Naber organ 1848.
Monn, Stanley, Wesley, played by Jan Jongepier on a Lambertus van Dam & Zn organ 1848.
Haydn, Joseph Hector Fiocco, played by Geert Bierlings on a Petrus van Oeckelen organ 1840-49.
Rinck, Otto Dienel, Mendelssohn, Wilhelm Gottlieb Hauff jr, played by Peter van Dijk on a Petrus van Oeckelen organ 1851.
Theodore Dubois, played by Anja Hendrikx on a Franciscus Cornelius Smits organ 1852.
Mozart, Hummel, Beethoven, Czerny, played by Rob Nederlof on a Johannes Josephus Vollebregt organ 1854.

[Harry]

Dutch Organs between 1511-1896.
Volume XVI.
Works by Ignazio Sperger, Vincenzo Petrali, played by Cor van Wageningen on a Henricus Dominicus Lindsen organ 1831.
Rinck, played by Kees van Eersel on a Luitjen Jacobus and Jacob van Dam organ 1832.
Rheinberger, Schumann and Otto Scherzer, played by Theo Jellema on a Lambertus van Dam & Zn 1842.
CPE Bach, AG Ritter, Beethoven,Mendelssohn, played by Erwin Wieringa on a Johann Heinrich Holtgrave organ 1843.
Stanley, Mozart, played by Jan Jongepier on a Carl Friedrich August Naber organ 1848.

Devastatingly beautiful recorded and performed, a must for every organ lover

[Harry]

Didn't Mahler leave some doodles on a napkin that were extrapolated into a performing version of his 11th symphony?

Yes, how did you know?

[Harry]

Bartók - String Quartets 2, 4 and 6 (Takács)
Nielsen - Symphonies 1 and 2 (Kuchar/Janáček Philharmonic)

What are your votes about the Nielsen box Corey?

[Kullervo]

What are your votes about the Nielsen box Corey?

My introduction to Nielsen, and I'm very happy with it.

[Harry]

My introduction to Nielsen, and I'm very happy with it.

Understandably so, for this inexpensive set offers fairly high quality.