#morninglistening to #GranvilleBantock’s orchestral & #SymphonicMusic on @hyperionrecords w/@rpoonline
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Inspired by @lyonsnyc Q about Sea-inspired #orchestralmusic
perfectly #christmas suitable @surprisedbeauty music
One of my ♡♡♡ box-sets.
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#Christmastime #
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#morninglistening to #Haydn’s #ViolinConcertos w/@#ConcertoKöln & fab. #MidoriSeiler on @berlinclassics
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#ViolinConcerto in D, C & G + J.P.Salomon Romance for Violin
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#morninglistening to #GranvilleBantock’s orchestral & #SymphonicMusic on @hyperionrecords w/@rpoonline
Amazon: http://amzn.to/7G9IN5c
Inspired by @lyonsnyc Q about Sea-inspired #orchestralmusic
perfectly #christmas suitable @surprisedbeauty music
One of my ♡♡♡ box-sets.
#classicalmusiccollection #classicalmusic #classicalcdcollection #ScottishRomanticism #Bantock
#Christmastime #
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Berlioz’s greatest, most grandiose opera is full of drama, weird and wonderful orchestrations and vocal magic.
Recommended recording:
Ben Heppner, Michelle DeYoung, Petra Lang, Sara Mingardo, Peter Mattei, Stephen Milling, Kenneth Tarver, LSO & Chorus/Colin Davis
LSO Live LSO0010
https://open.spotify.com/embed/album/77h7EMsE8fLfwUvKZIA2ym
Music’s first great tone poem is an advanced work, considering it was written only three years after Beethoven’s death.
Recommended recording:
London Classical Players/Roger Norrington
Virgin 628 5792
https://open.spotify.com/embed/album/4dHYelHzD8MFpGN1QJGqDs
Berlioz wasn’t much of a believer, but this 80-minute belter certainly God-fearing – 16 timpani, four antiphonal brass bands, more than 100 strings and 100 voices.
Recommended recording:
Peter Schreier, Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra/Charles Munch
DG 477 7561
https://open.spotify.com/embed/album/6qOjoDOMew9n9oLmH21re6
This attractive song cycle, setting the poetry of Gautier, originally written for baritone or mezzo and piano, has since been rearranged for soprano and orchestra.
Recommended recording:
Régine Crespin (soprano), L’Orchestre de la Suisse Romande/Ernest Ansermet
Decca 475 712
https://open.spotify.com/embed/album/1wAQtboQtay46yY4BwV0z0
Setting Goethe’s poem Faust, this large-scale oratorio is written for orchestra,
solo voices and chorus.
Recommended recording:
Janet Baker, Nicolai Gedda, Paris Opéra Chorus, Orchestre de Paris & LSO/Prêtre & Gibson
EMI 381 4932
https://open.spotify.com/embed/album/1zkKSUUebgCl7YJ0cGuX0j
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Geoffrey Smith selects tracks by the pianist, composer and band leader Jelly Roll Morton
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The Mail On Sunday reported that documents they obtained from the Cabinet Office via the Freedom Of Information Act showed that
George Harrison, who passed away in 2001, turned down the chance to be included in the New Year’s Honours List in 2000. The OBE was recommended by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport who said that Harrison should be recognised for his contribution to the music industry. The citation read: “He was a member of a band that many people would say is the best thing that Britain has ever produced, and possibly the best in the world,
The Beatles”.
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