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		Topic: Commented by: ne_mov (15.09.2014 14:22) 1-st act in this file Topic: `Electric Symphony`, op. unknown, 2003 Composer: Vladimir Anisimoff. Artist: - Commented by: Anymusic (13.09.2014 18:32) The ASE-Orchestra at `Virtual International Philharmonic` in Lugano. Here`s full Symphony(!) on today`s youth rhythms. I hear first time like that. At least unusual. Hip-Hop, and orchestra, and folk! It seems to me that the author wants us to remind: Wherever you went far and always remember about the `green grass at home`. Topic: Symphony No.15 in A-dur (1971) Composer: Dmitriy Shostakovich. Artist: Maksim Shostakovich Commented by: AM56 (11.09.2014 21:08) which orchestra please? Topic: Symphony No.4 (1970) Composer: Alun Hoddinott. Artist: - Commented by: Panurge (19.08.2014 00:31) Gridbuff wrote: but I never thought this beautiful symphony would ever see the light of day. I get hours of pleasure listening and getting to know it. Hi, I`m glad you found it. A fascinating symphony. I`m sure I got it from a website called unsungcomposers.com which once contained many-many free rare downloads. Sadly though I think most of the downloads have now been removed because of copyright issues. Topic: Cantata `Veni Creator Spiritus` Composer: Carl Orff. Artist: Josef Veselka Commented by: (24.06.2014 05:59) This is pure beauty. Deepest than the Carmina. I had once the Arthur Gross version and... I`ve lost it. Nearly the Graal to find. At last I`ve manage to buy it few minutes ago on the net . Not for a cheap price! I`ve just discovered the Josef Veselka NOW! I bet this is a rarest piece than the Gross one if it`s possible. I still balance between the gross version and this one concerning the introduction first track. But... I think that I will soon prefer the Veselka one, in fact. For the two other tracks, no doubt. The Veselka version is above all. Please! Please! Please! Let me know how to get that lost master piece in full issue. Topic: Symphony No.4 (1970) Composer: Alun Hoddinott. Artist: - Commented by: Gridbuff (07.06.2014 12:31) Hoddinott symphonies are very rarely performed, even in Wales. (Probably too difficult to perform, or some similar reason). He is a major composer of the 20th Century. Nos 2,3,5,and 6 have been recorded but I never thought this beautiful symphony would ever see the light of day. I get hours of pleasure listening and getting to know it. This performance just might be the 1970 London premier with the Halle Orchestra under Maurice Handford (The second of only two performances, ever!)- But that`s just speculation. Topic: Concerto for 2 (or 3) pianos and orchestra № 7 F-dur `Lodron-Konzert` (1776/1779) Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Artist: Katya Labeque Commented by: (25.05.2014 00:51) It`s nice, but the record is a Little defective, al least at the beggining... Topic: Burlesque for Piano and Orchestra in d-moll Composer: Richard Strauss. Artist: Marc-Andre Hamelin Commented by: (19.05.2014 01:38) Thank you so much!!! Topic: Uploading to the English site Commented by: cjvinthechair (15.05.2014 12:24) Dapp wrote: I have been sent a message in Russian. As I am nearly ninety I think that I am too old to learn a new language. Yes - me too; disconcerting, wasn`t it ! No `follow up` yet though. Topic: Concerto for Horn and Orchestra No.4 in Es-dur (1786) Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Artist: Alessio Allegrini Commented by: (13.05.2014 01:58) Tre bela muzikajxo! Dankon. Topic: Concerto for Horn and Orchestra No.3 in Es-dur (1783) Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Artist: William Purvis Commented by: (13.05.2014 01:29) Tre bela ludado! Mi multe sxatis gxin. Topic: Concerto for Horn and Orchestra No.2 in Es-dur (1783) Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Artist: Alan Civil Commented by: (13.05.2014 01:07) It`s beautiful! Topic: Concerto for Horn and Orchestra No.1 in D-dur (1782/1791) Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Artist: Alan Civil Commented by: (13.05.2014 00:50) I liked it very much! Topic: Oboe Concerto in C-dur `Ferlendis` (1777) Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Artist: Paul Goodwin Commented by: (13.05.2014 00:03) Great!!! Topic: Uploading to the English site Commented by: (12.05.2014 08:28) I have been sent a message in Russian. As I am nearly ninety I think that I am too old to learn a new language. Topic: Piano Sonata Sz. 80 (1926) Composer: Bela Bartok. Artist: Ivan Moravec Commented by: marceloaraujo77 (26.04.2014 23:56) This is not Beethoven`s sonata but Bartok`s. By the way, great interpretation! Topic: Symphony, `The Castle of Japan` (1968) Composer: Hirooki Ogawa. Artist: Yuzo Toyama Commented by: JOOPNICE (11.04.2014 21:05) JOOPNICE wrote: Japan Philharmonic/Yuzo Toyama A good symphony in five movements, between `classical` music and film music : 1) `Ki` : Castle Building 2) The Castle of the Lord of Heaven 3) Fighting Castle 4) Castle in Flames 5) The Immortal Castle Topic: Commented by: (28.03.2014 01:37) I think the violinist is Michael Rabin, not Heifetz. Regards. Erick Hoffmann, Germany. Topic: Piano Concerto No.2 in B-dur (1881) Composer: Johannes Brahms. Artist: Konstantin Lifschitz Commented by: marceloaraujo77 (22.03.2014 21:43) Amazing surprises in soloist, conductor and orchestra. One of the very best performances of this eternal concerto. Topic: Piano Concerto in f-moll Composer: Adolf von Henselt. Artist: Marc-Andre Hamelin Commented by: (08.03.2014 16:30) ignace wrote: Can you tell me if this is a cd recording, or a concert recording. From which date is the cd. Details on the cd are welcome. Ok,I have the recording. Hyperion, together with Alkan. Thanks.

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