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Cheers for that, r, but it just exacerbates my frustration that the Chandos Fourth has been deleted; I've never tracked one down yet, and I'm loath to go down their download route; that work of all works with its shimmering, gleaming and sometimes dessicated percussion vocabulary needs mp3 like a hole in the head. I was hoping that the whole Bamert cycle might turn up as part of the British Symphony series on R3, since it was BBC based, but no doubt that whole concept has become yet another casualty of the Brave New World according to RW, and disappeared along with most of the archives into total oblivion.....
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So I take it then, Ron, that you don't have a copy of the Bamert 4th. This sounds like a case for the peripatetic Dr Lenz rooting out an undiscovered copy in a CD shop somewhere in darkest Europe, or central London for that matter.
Strangely, the article doesn't mention the little references to Chabrier in the Fourth - a Catalan composer quoting a French composer's take on Spanish music...?
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r, I've tried everything. I've tried stores in every country of every continent whose language I can decipher, but my orders have always come back with the standard 'out of stock' rubric. There must be copies somewhere; I've even posted a 'want it now' on e-bay but to no avail. Over the past year I've managed to locate virtually every CD which had hitherto eluded my grasp. This one stays obstinately out of reach......
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No Bryn, I haven't...
I don't want it on blasted mp3 - as I pointed out above this piece of all pieces, with its very specialised percussion vocabulary deserves better sonically.... Though I suppose if I did get the mp3 version the CDs might suddenly materialise.....
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« Reply #38 on: 23:41:04, 19-02-2007 » |
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Sorabji: Gulistan, played by Jonathan Powell. Don't tell Ian please.
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Anthony Braxton - For Alto ws last night's disc. Now this is an incredible set!
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Jussi Bjorling's early recordings - many Italian opera arias in Swedish plus Swedish songs. Gorgeous.
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Merely corroborative detail, intended to give artistic verisimilitude to an otherwise bald and unconvincing narrative.
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