American
Music of the XXth Century Samuel
BARBER (1910-1981) Adagio for Strings (1938)
[7:10] Aaron COPLAND (1900-1990) Fanfare
for the Common Man (1943) [3:07] Appalachian Spring (1944)
[26:01] Leonard BERNSTEIN (1918-1990) Candide overture
(1956) [4:07]
Symphonic Dances from West Side Story (1958-61) [24:36] Tobias
PICKER (b.1954) Old and lost rivers (1986) [6:36] 
Scottish
Chamber Orchestra/Jukka-Pekka Saraste (Barber); London Philharmonic/Carl Davis
(Fanfare); London Symphony Orchestra/Richard Hickox (Appalachian); Bournemouth
Symphony Orchestra/Andrew Litton (Candide); Minnesota Orchestra/Edo de Waart
(Dances); Houston Symphony/Christoph Eschenbach (Rivers) rec. dates and locations
not given VIRGIN CLASSICS 391339
2 [71:52]
[DC]
Enjoyable
and safe as houses ... see Full
Review
Bauernmusik
revisited - Swiss Peasant Music for Brass Quintet Farmers’ Music
of 1850, played on original instruments and arranged by Basil Hubatka Anonymous: Galop No 8 (1854) [1:21]; Polka No 14
(1854) [2:24]; Lied No 21 (1854) [1:49]; Johann FUCHS (1866-1929)
Schwyzer Mazurka [3:16]; Alois ITEN
(1814-?) Polka/Schottisch [2:22] Ferdinand
LÖTSCHER (1842-1904) Ländliche Tänzer for 6 Winds: “D’Stanserhorn
Bahn” (Schottisch) [1:54]; “Er het nüüme mit mer!” (Mazurka) [3:44];
“Itz mach mere mol: o waie” (Schottisch) 2:59]) Bauernmusik revisited,
13 pieces 1850-1945 arr. brass quintet by Urs Pfister Ferdinand LÖTSCHER (1842-1904) “Use mit-m!” (Galop)
[2:08] Anonymous: Ländler
(c1900) [1:46] Gabriel KÄSLIN (1867-1951) Schäfli-Schottisch,
[3:02] Josef STUMP
(1883-1929) Gruss an die March [2:43] Josef
DENIER (1914-2005) Ännet dem Klausenpass, [2:40] Marcel
TSCOPP Mazurka (c1850) [2:53], Dominik
MÄRCHI (1901-1961) Immer flott [3:05] Kasi
GEISSER (1899-1943) Plappermäulchen [3:02] Hermann
LOTT (1904-1992) So gaht’s im Rössli z’Rothenturm) [3:06] Josef ZGRAGGEN (1886-1971) Gruss
vom Maderanertal [3:50] Sepp BOSCHI
(1917-1983) Kleine Bernadette [2:55] Jost
RIBARY senr. (1910-1971) Rosenzeit [2:56] Karl
STÄDELI (1905-1981) Quecksilber Schottisch [3:07] Lucerne
Chamber Brass (Martin Bieri, Basil Hubatka (trumpets); Phillipp Schulze
(horn); Pirmin Rohrer (trombone); Daniel Schädeli (tuba)) with
Dani Häusler (clarinet) (Lötscher) rec. 4-7 July 2006, Kongressaal
Hasliberg-Goldern MUSIQUES SUISSES MGB
CD 6250 [57.46] [JS]
An
unexpectedly enjoyable recording which offers
much innocent pleasure ... see Full
Review
British
Light Music Premieres - Vol. 4 Ernest
TOMLINSON (b. 1924) Aladdin (1974): Jewel
Dances: (Ruby; Emerald; Pearl); Aladdin’s Dance of Joy; Young
Man in Love John FOX (b.
1924) A Surrey Rhapsody (2006) Jim
COOKE (b. 1959) Concert Jig (2004) (Christopher
Perry (hammered dulcimer)) Phillip
LORD (1930-1969) Nautical Overture (1965) Richard
VALERY (1906-2005) The Magic Carpet (1940) Lionel
SAINSBURY (b. 1958) Cuban Dance no.2 (1991) Adam
SAUNDERS (b. 1968) Overture: Pirates Ahoy! (2006) Carey
BLYTON (1932-2002) Suite: The Golden Road to
Samarkand (1991): Ships of the Desert; Caravanserai (Songs
and Dances); Samarkand! Peter
FLINN (b. 1965) Cinema
Suite (2006): Ogres and Giants; The Magic Potion; Dreamscape;
The
Clowns; Resolution Royal Ballet
Sinfonia/Gavin Sutherland; Paul Murphy (Flinn, Sainsbury, Lord) rec. Angel Studios,
London, 2005-6. DDD DUTTON
EPOCH CDLX7190 [77:06]
[RB]
Another
successfully enterprising and generous cross-section of British
light music ... see Full
Review
Rolf Borch
- Step Inside Contemporary
Music for Solo Clarinet CD1 Mark
ADDERLEY (b.1960) Drawings
1 [10.38] Sven Lyder
KAHRS (b.1959) Wie schon leuchtet
der Morgenstern [13.28] Helmut
LACHENMANN (b.1935) Dal Niente
(Interieur III) [14.19] Claudio
AMBROSINI (b.1948) Capriccio, detta
l'ermafrodita [10.59] CD2 Magne
HEGDAL (b.1948) Par IV [12.25]
1 Aleatory Construction [4.37] 2 Paysage [7.42]
Eivind BUENE
(b.1973) Sotto Voce [10.04] Roger
REDGATE (b.1958) +R [10.40]
Rolf Borch (clarinet) rec. 16-18 August, 28-30
November 2006, Jar church, Baerum, Norway.
AURORA - ACD 5046 [40:24 + 33:09] [LB]
Not
a pretty CD to listen to certainly a very
clever one. Borch’s virtuosity is astonishing
and his performances must be a delight to
watch. A must for contemporary clarinettists.
… see Full Review
RECORDING
OF THE MONTH Boult
Conducts George BUTTERWORTH (1885-1916) Two
English Idylls [4:58 + 4:32] The Banks of Green Willow [5:33] A ‘Shropshire
Lad’ Rhapsody [8:35] Peter
WARLOCK (1894-1930) An Old Song for small
orchestra [5:56] Patrick
HADLEY (1899-1973) One Morning in Spring -
Rhapsody for small orchestra [3:54] Herbert
HOWELLS (1892-1983) Procession [4:51] Merry-eye*
[8:50] Elegy for viola, string quartet and string orchestra*
[9:05] Music for a Prince*: Corydon’s Dance [7:11]; Scherzo
in Arden [5:17] London
Philharmonic Orchestra/Sir Adrian Boult Herbert Downes (viola)*;
Desmond Bradley, Gillian Eastwood (violins); Albert Cayzer (viola);
Norman Jones (cello) New Philharmonia Orchestra/Sir Adrian Boult
rec. 1970, 1979, 1977. ADD LYRITA
SRCD.245 [68.46]
[JQ]
This
is a super disc, which deserves a place of
honour in the collection of all lovers of
English music ... see Full
Review
Boult
conducts Bridge and Ireland John IRELAND
(1879-1962) Concertino
Pastorale for string orchestra (1939) [19:40] The Holy Boy (A
Carol of the Nativity) for string orchestra (1913/1941) [2:30] A
Downland Suite for string orchestra (1932/1941) [8:50] Frank
BRIDGE (1879-1941) Rosemary (No. 1 of two Entr’actes)
(1906) [3:26] Suite for string orchestra (1909-10) [20:52] Sally
in our Alley (No. 1 of Two Old English Songs) (1916) [3:29] Cherry
Ripe (No. 2 of Two Old English Songs) (1916) [3:11] Lament for
string orchestra (1915) [3:35] Sir Roger de Coverley, Christmas
Dance (1939) [4:25]
London Philharmonic Orchestra/Sir Adrian Boult rec. 1970, 1979, 1977.
ADD LYRITA SRCD.242
[70.02] [JQ]
Fine,
cultivated performances in which Boult shows
his mastery of the English repertoire ...
see Full
Review
Claire
de lune:
French songs of beauty and elegance Charles GOUNOD (1818-1893) Le Soir (Evening) [4:43] Ce
que je suis sans toi (What I Am without You) [2:22] Sérénade (Serenade)
[4:07] Viens! Les gazons sont verts! (Come! The Lawns
Are Green!) [1:02] César FRANCK (1822-1890) Nocturne [3:34] Georges BIZET (1838-1875) Chanson d'avril (April
Song) [2:09] Gabriel FAURÉ (1845-1924) Aurore (Dawn) [2:09] Claire
de lune (Moonlight) [2:49] Nell [1:33] Prison [2:14] Rencontre (Meeting)
[1:53] Notre amour (Our Love) [1:50] Henri DUPARC (1848-1933) L'Invitation au voyage (Invitation
to a Journey) [4:17] Au pays ou se faît la guerre (Gone
to the War) [4:41] Chanson triste (Sad Song) [2:59] Maurice RAVEL (1875-1937) Cinq mélodies populaires
grčcques (Five Popular Greek Melodies) (1906) [7:17] Reynaldo HAHN (1874-1947) Le Rossignol des lilas (The
Nightingale in the Lilacs) [1:26] L'Énamourée (The Adored
One) [3:30] Quand je fus pris au pavillon (When I Was
Caught in the Summerhouse) [1:03] Si mes vers avaient des
ailes! (If My Verses Had Wings!) [2:02] Erik SATIE (1866-1925) Je te veux (I Want
You to Be Mine) [3:57] La Diva de l'Empire (The Diva
of the Empire) [2:58] Yvonne
Kenny (soprano), Malcolm Martineau (piano) rec. 19-22 June
1995, St George’s, Brandon Hill, Bristol texts and translations
included ABC
CLASSICS 476 5330 [66:14]
[TB]
One
of the most appealing aspects of the disc is how well the recital
programme works, from one song on to the next. Listen to the first
track and it is hard not to listen through to the end ... see Full
Review
Csárdás
Forever
Emmerich KÁLMÁN (1882–1953)
Heia in den Bergen ist mein Heimatland from Die Csárdásfürstin
[2:53] * Grand Palotás de la Reine from Der Teufelsritter
[6:04] Höre ich Zigeunergeige from Gräfin Mariza [4:45]
* Ferenc ERKEL (1810–1893)
Palótas from Hunyadi László [4:11] Csárdás from
Bánk bán [4:05] Johannes
BRAHMS (1833–1897) Hungarian Dance No. 5 [2:29] Léo
DELIBES (1836–1891) Hungarian czardas from Coppelia
[3:42] Johann STRAUSS I (1804–1849)
Souvenir of Pest [8:18] Johann
STRAUSS II (1825–1899) Rosalinda’s Csárdás from Die
Fledermaus [4:18] * Éljen a Magyar! (Long live the Hungarian!)
[2:50] Patricia Seymour
(soprano)* Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra/János Kovács rec. Hungaroton
Studio, Budapest, 16-19 April, 2005
HUNGAROTON HCD16883 [44:11] [GF]
Attractive
music with Hungarian flavour, well played
but playing time is parsimonious ... see Full
Review
ROLANDE
FALCINELLI (organ)
Marcel DUPRÉ (1886-1971)
Évocation
[27:06] César
FRANCK (1822-1890) Cantabile [7:01]
Louis VIERNE (1870-1937)
Impromptu [3:11]; Gargouilles et chimères
[8:01] César
FRANCK Prière [15:34] Marcel
DUPRÉ Scherzo en fa mineur
[6:20]
Rolande Falcinelli (organ) rec. live, Cathédrale
de Belley, France, 1979, 1987. ADD
EDITIONS HORTUS 038 [67:13] [CB]
Falcinelli
was an extraordinary player... controlled
and supple… a relevant and well presented
release ... see Full
Review
Forbidden
Voices
- Songs by Jewish composers banned by the Nazis
Franz SCHREKER (1878-1934)
Acht Lieder Op. 7 (1898) [15.14] Berthold
GOLDSCHMIDT (1903-1996) Three Songs (1933-1950) [6.21]
Victor ULLMANN (1898-1944)
Funf Liebeslieder nach texten von Ricarda Huch Op. 26 (1939)
[13.18] Pavel HAAS
(1899-1944) Sedem Pisni v Lidpvem Tonu Op. 18 (1940) [14.04]
Erwin SCHULHOFF (1894-1942)
Funf Gesange Op. 32(1919) [14.13] Erich
KORNGOLD (1897-1957) Unverganglichkeit Op.
27 (1934) [10.26] Judith
Sheridan (soprano); Craig Combs (piano) rec. Jacqueline du Pre Music
Building, St. Hilda’s College, Oxford, 8 January 2006 texts provided
DIVINE ART DDA25044
[73.49] [GH]
All
in all an interesting collection, recorded in a friendly, domestic
acoustic but not music to rattle anyone’s cage or be picked up
by other singers as a result of this CD ... see Full
Review
Golden Age of Light Music series:
Four Decades of Light Music – Volume
2: 1940s and 1950s The 1940s March for Americans
(GROFÉ) – Meredith Willson & his Orchestra [3:43]
Stringopation (ROSE) – Philip Green & his Orchestra [1:45] Over
to You (COATES) – RAF Central Orchestra/Wing Commander R.P
O’Donnell [3:08] Song of Loyalty (COATES) – RAF Central Orchestra/Wing Commander R.P
O’Donnell [3:27] The Old Clockmaker (WILLIAMS) – Queen’s Hall Light Orchestra/Charles
Williams [2:56] Fascination (MARCHETTI) – Albert Sandler & his Palm Court
Orchestra [3:30] World of Tomorrow (BEAVER) – New Century Orchestra/Sidney Torch [3:12]
Turkish Patrol (MICHAELIS) – Lew Stone & his Concert Orchestra
[2:51] If there is Someone lovelier than You (SCHWARTZ) – Percy Faith & his Orchestra [3:09]
Down with the Curtain (SHADWELL) – Charles Shadwell & his Orchestra
[3:05] The 1950s Bali Ha’i (RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN, arr. STEVENS) – David Carroll & his Orchestra [2:44]
Traffic Boom (ROGER) – Roger Roger & his Champs Elysées Orchestra
[2:35] Song of India (RIMSKY-KORSAKOV) – Laurie Johnson & his Orchestra
[3:11] Surprise (SHORES) – Richard Shores & his Orchestra [2:15]
‘Spellbound’ - theme from film (ROZSA arr. STOTT) – Wally Stott & his Orchestra [3:19] Forty
Second Street (WARREN) – Werner Müller & his Orchestra [2:44]
Purple Wine (GREEN) – Alfredo Antonini & his Orchestra [2:57]
Look Sharp, Be Sharp (MERRICK) – Boston ‘Pops’ Orchestra/Arthur Fiedler
[3:02] The Velvet Glove (SPINA) – Geraldo & his New Concert Orchestra
[2:40] The Piccolino (BERLIN) – Kingsway Promenade Orchestra/Stanley Black
[1:57] Louisiana Hay Ride (SCHWARTZ arr. FARNON) – Robert Farnon & his Orchestra [2:40]
A Garden in the Rain (DYRENFORTH; GIBBONS) – Ray Martin & his Concert Orchestra
[2:17] What’s the Rush (SNIDER) – Charles Dorian & His Orchestra [2:46]
Forgotten Dreams (ANDERSON) – Leroy Anderson & his ‘Pops’ Concert
Orchestra [2:11] Tokay (COWARD arr. SHAW) – Frank Chacksfield & his Orchestra
[2:27] Front Page Story - Theme (CARR) – Melachrino Strings/George Melachrino [2:28]
Sport and Music (BRÜHNE) – Louis Voss & his Orchestra [2:47] rec.
London, England; Boston, USA, 1941-56. ADD
GUILD GLCD 5135 [77:17][RJW]
This
is a welcome addition to the Guild series with the 1940s numbers distinctive
in the quality of their melodic structure while those of the 1950s are
characterised by their novelty of orchestration ... see Full
Review
An
Elizabethan Songbook Richard Edwards (1524-1566) Where
grypinge griefs [4:05] Thomas Campion (1567-1620) Come
let us sound [3:02] John Dowland (1563-1623) In
this trembling shadow (1612) [8:05] John Danyel (1564-
c.1626) Like as the lute delights [3:39] John Dowland I
saw my Ladye weepe (1600) [5:35] Francis Pilkington (c.1565-1638) Rest
sweet Nimphs [3:45] Thomas Campion When
to her Lute [1:41] Francis Pilkington Musick
deare solace [5:05] Thomas Morley (1557-1602) I saw my Ladye weeping
(1600) [3:40] Robert Jones (fl.1597-1615) If
in this flesh [4:07] Francis Pilkington Come
all ye [4:06] John Bartlett (fl.1606-10) Sweete
birdes deprive us never (1606) [6:09] Emma
Kirkby (soprano); Anthony Rooley (lute) rec. Decca Studios,
West Hampstead, London, June 1978. ADD DECCA
ELOQUENCE 476 7466 [53:19]
[BW]
A
thoroughly excellent reissue and a first-class and inexpensive
way to discover Elizabethan vocal music … see Full
Review
English
Idylls CD
1 Frederick DELIUS (1862-1934) On
hearing the first Cuckoo in Spring Frank
BRIDGE (1879-1941) Enter Spring John
FOULDS (1880-1939) 'April - England' Frank
BRIDGE Summer (Tone poem for orchestra) Percy
Aldridge GRAINGER (1882-1961) Harvest Hymn Arnold
BAX (1883-1953) November Woods Frank
BRIDGE Christmas Dance 'Sir Roger de Coverley' CD
2 Ralph VAUGHAN
WILLIAMS (1872-1958) Romanza from Tuba Concerto
(arr. cello and orchestra by Vaughan Williams) Sir
Edward ELGAR (1857-1934) Romance, Op. 62 (arr.
cello and orchestra by Elgar) Une idylle, Op. 4 No. 1 (arr.
cello and organ) Frederick
DELIUS Two Pieces for Cello and Chamber Orchestra
(1930) 1. Caprice 2. Elegy Percy
GRAINGER Youthful Rapture (1901) George
DYSON (1883-1964) Fantasy (1935) from Prelude, Fantasy
and Chaconne John IRELAND (1879-1962) The
Holy Boy (1913) (transc. Christopher Palmer) Sir
Henry WALFORD DAVIES (1869-1941) Solemn Melody (1908)
for solo cello, organ and strings Percy
Aldridge GRAINGER Brigg Fair (transc. Christopher
Palmer) Gustav HOLST (1874-1934) Invocation
for Cello and Orchestra Cyril
SCOTT (1879-1970) Pastoral and Reel (1927) Julian
Lloyd-Webber (cello), John Lenehan (piano) (Scott), John Birch
(organ) (Elgar, Davies) Academy of St. Martin in the Fields/Sir
Neville Marriner rec. March 1996, The Colosseum, Watford, UK
(CD1); January 1994, St. John’s Smith Square, London (CD2).
DDD PHILIPS
ELOQUENCE 442 8415 [68:35 + 59:55] [RB]
With
decent notes this makes a pretty good bargain if you are in the
mood for British music with an idyllic tendency ... see Full
Review
Into
the Light Juan
de ANCHIETA (1462-1523) Con
amores, la mi madre*+ [2:30] Johann
PACHELBEL (1653-1706) Canon*+ [3:38] Tomás
Luis de VICTORIA (1548-1611) O quam gloriosum est
regnum [6:38] Heitor
VILLA-LOBOS (1887-1959) Five Preludes Gaspar
FERNANDES (1570-1629) A negrito de cucurumbé*+ [2:54] Heitor
VILLA-LOBOS Aria (Cantelina) Bachiana Brasiliera
No.5*+ [7:11] Francisco
TÁRREGA (1852-1968) Recuerdos de la Alhambra [4:12] Mario
CASTELNUOVO-TEDESCO (1895-1968) From: Romancero
gitano*
Procesión [1:57] Paso [2:25]
Saeta [2:28] Thomas TALLIS (1505-1585) God
grant we grace*+ [2:18] Tomás Luis de VICTORIA Alma
Redemptoris Mater* [5:03] Miguel LLOBET (1878-1938) Canço
de lladre [1:59] Alexander BORODIN (1833-1887) Polovtsian
Dance*+ [4:07] Kaori Muraji (guitar)
The Sixteen/Harry Christophers* Bob Chilcott (arranger)+ rec. St Giles, Cripplegate,
London, 17-20 July 2006 DECCA
475 8199 [68:05]
[DC]
As
a package, this beautifully recorded and performed CD works extremely
well ... see Full Review
Great
Swedish Singers - Rut Jacobson Wolfgang Amadeus
MOZART (1756–1791) Le nozze di Figaro (1786)
1. E Susanna non vien!... Dovre sono [6:57] Gioachino
ROSSINI (1792–1868) Le Comte Ory (1828)
2. En proie ŕ la tristesse [7:55] Giuseppe
VERDI (1813–1901) La traviata (1853)
3. Addio del passato [3:48] Pyotr
TCHAIKOVSKY (1840–1893) Eugene Onegin (1879)
4. O! Kak mnye tyazhelo! [12:26] Giacomo
PUCCINI (1858–1924) Madama Butterfly (1904)
5. Un bel di, vedremo [4:27] Pietro
MASCAGNI (1863–1945) L’amico Fritz (1891)
6. Suzel, buon di … Tutto tace [8:56] August
SÖDERMAN (1832–1876) Hin Ondes första lärospĺn (Le diable ŕ lécole)
(1856)
7. Helga Jungfru (Holy Virgin) [5:08] Gösta
NYSTROEM (1890–1966) Herr Arnes penningar (Herr Arne’s Hoard) (1959)
8. Varför äter du inte? [2:51] Lars
Johan WERLE (1926–2001) Tintomara (1973)
9. Glans, vilken glans [6:43] Ivar
HALLSTRÖM (1826-1901) Den bergtagna (The Bride of the Mountain King)
(1874)
10. Spinn, spinn gyllne sländan min [7:27]
Hertig Magnus och sjöjungfrun (Duke Magnus and the Mermaid) (1865)
11. Jag lekte som barn [2:59] Jacopo
FORONI (1825–1858) Maître Pathelin (1858)
12. Besöka honom, stackars karl [4:18] Rut
Jacobson (soprano) Suzanne Brenning (mezzo-soprano) (2), Harald Ek (tenor) (2),
Per Stokholm (baritone) (4), Tonny Landy (tenor) (6), Busk Margit Jonsson (soprano)
(8), Marie-Louise
Hasselgren (mezzo-soprano) (9), Arne Tyrén (bas) (12); Chorus and Orchestra of
the Stora Teatern, Gothenburg; Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra; Swedish Radio Symphony
Orchestra/Sixten Eckerberg; Okko Kamu, Styrbjörn Lindedal; Stig Rybrant; Gunnar
Staern; Stig Westerberg
rec. 1959–1976 BLUEBELL ABCD097 [75:07]
[GF]
Excellent
singing and identification by one of the great Swedish singers
of yesterday. This issue is also valuable for some rare Swedish
opera excerpts ... see Full
Review
Kontraste
Plainchant: Gaudeamus omnes in Domino [3.55];
Kyrie magnae Deus potentiae [2.19]; Laetatus sum [2.57]; Alleluia Vir
dei Benedictus [3.44]; Ovans Chorus Scholarium [2.06]; Jubilate Deo universa terra [3.36]; Gaudate et laetare
[2.09]; Ego autem [3.10]; Kyrie Cunctipotens Genitor Deus [3.36];
In te speravi Domine, Introduction, Antiphona ad offertorium [4.56];
Sanctus Phos Patris Caritas [3.13]; Amen dico vobis [2.43]; Hodie progreditur
[1.01]; Benedicamus Domino [0.45] John VOIROL
(b.1958) Let everyone rejoice the Lord [2.10];
Let us go to the house of the Lord [3.47];
Alleluja, Benedict, the Man of God [2.59];
The Boy’s Choir praises [1.52]; Let
all the Earth praise God [3.09]; Rejoice
and praise [2.40]; Universe, Stars, Infinity [2.41]; Invocation, Prayer,
Answer [3.42] John Voirol
(soprano; alto saxophone) Roland von Flue (tenor saxophone; bass clarinet)
Thomas Mejer (baritone; contrabass saxophone) Schola Romana Lucernensis/Father
Roman Bannwart rec. 28-29 November 2003, Propsei St. Gerold, Vorarlberg
MUSIQUES SUISSES MGB
CD 6214 [63.18][RH]
This
isn’t for everyone. You have to be interested in both plainchant and
modern jazz to get the best out of this disc. ... see Full
Review
Walter LEIGH
(1885-1916) Jolly
Roger Overture (1933) [3:54] Squadron
992 (1939) [11:03] Harpsichord
Concertino (Allegro [3:58]; Andante
[3:21]; Allegro Vivace [2:24])
(1934) The Fairy of the Phone (1935)
[13:06] George
BUTTERWORTH (1905-1942) English
Idyll No. 1 (1910-11) [5:31] English
Idyll No. 2 (1910-11) [5:13] The Banks
Of Green Willow (1913) [6:23]
Kent Sinfonia/Malcolm Riley rec. no details
given
KENT SINFONIA - CLOVELLY CLCD15106 [54:56]
[RB]
Unique
and uniquely valuable recordings of Walter
Leigh from Malcolm Riley and the Ken Sinfonia
... see Full Review
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[Part
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[Part 4 M-R]
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