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        John 
          CAGE 
          (1912-1992) 108, 
          109 & 110 
 
          Chance Philharmonic 
 
          OGREOGRESS 884502966343 24bit/96kHz 
 
          [128:54] [DC] 
        Like 
          the eternal winding down of some vast sonic clock.
      
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH 
          Joseph CANTELOUBE 
          (1879-1957) 
          Songs of the Auvergne 
 
          Netania Davrath (soprano) Unnamed O/Pierre de la Roche, Gershon Kingsley 
          rec. 1963/1966 
 
          VANGUARD CLASSICS ATM-CD-1189 [68.04 + 51.29] [RB] 
          
          One 
          of the last century’s greatest recordings.
        
          BARGAIN OF THE MONTH 
          Joseph CANTELOUBE (1879-1957) 
          Počme see Rare 
          French works
        Pau 
          (Pablo) CASALS (1876-1973) 
          Sant Martí del Canigó see TOLDRŔ
        Fryderyk 
          CHOPIN (1810-1849) Compete Etudes 
 
          Wilhelm Backhaus (piano) rec. 1928 
 
          PROFIL PH10070 [53:16] 
 
          [JW]
        Sadly, 
          excessively filtered and treble starved … a cloudy affair lacking tonal 
          definition and air. 
        Fryderyk 
          CHOPIN 
          (1810-1849) Piano Works 
 
          Maria Gabrys (piano) rec. 2010 
 
          ARCODIVA UP 0139-2 131 [49.10] 
 
          [RBe] 
        Delightfully 
          characterised with artful phrasing and rubato.
        Fryderyk 
          CHOPIN (1810-1849) Complete 
          Songs 
 
          Olga Pasichnyk (soprano) Natalya Pasichnyk (piano) rec. 2009 
 
          NAXOS 8.572499 {57:04] [GF] 
        The 
          recording is fully worthy of the interpretations and anyone wanting 
          a recording of this lesser known part of Chopin’s oeuvre need look no 
          further. 
        John 
          COPRARIO (c.1570 - 1626) Funeral Teares; Songs 
          of Mourning; Consort Music 
 
          The Consort of Musicke/Anthony Rooley rec. 1977-78 
 
          DECCA ELOQUENCE 480 2298/9 [48:45 + 53:43] 
 
          [JV]
        A 
          compelling portrait of John Coprario who was a true master and an important 
          link in English music history.
        Ronald 
          CORP (b.1951) String Quartets 1 & 2,  Country 
          Matters, for tenor and string quartet 
 
          Mark Wilde (tenor) Maggini Quartet rec. 2010 
 
          NAXOS 8.572578 [73.23] 
 
          [Byz]  
        Adroit 
          and imaginative.
        
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH George CRUMB (b.1929) 
          Complete Crumb Edition - Vol.15 The Ghosts of Alhambra; Voices 
          from a Forgotten World  
 
          Jamie van Eyck (mezzo) Patrick Manson (baritone) David Starobin (guitar) 
          Daniel Druckman (percussion) Orchestra 2001/James Freeman rec. 2008/10 
          
 BRIDGE 
          RECORDS 9335  [67:26] 
 
          [DC]
        Superb 
          release – atmospheric and highly original.
        Claude 
          DEBUSSY (1862-1918) Violin Sonata see FRANCK
        Frederick 
          DELIUS (1862-1934) A Mass of Life, Hassan Suite 
          
 
          Frederick Riddle (viola) London PCh, BBC Ch, Royal PO/Sir Thomas Beecham, 
          rec. 1952-6 
 
          PRISTINE AUDIO PASC270 [66:34 + 63:66] 
 
          [RB]
        This 
          transfer of the Mass and to some degree of the Hassan Suite cannot match 
          the Sony reissue from 2001. 
        
          RECORDING OF THE MONTH 
           Frederick 
          DELIUS (1862-1934) In a Summer Garden 
          see 
          SCHUBERT
        Max 
          DOEHLEMANN (b.1970) New Jewish Songs  
 
          Andrea Chudak (soprano) Esther Kontarsky (cantillation) Max Doehlemann 
          (piano) 
 
          ANTES EDITION BM-CD 31.9267 [54:50] 
 
          [JW] 
        A 
          cross-currency that proves fruitful and inventive.
        Gaetano 
          DONIZETTI (1797 
          -1848) Maria Stuarda 
 
          Fiorenza Cedolins (soprano) Sonia Ganassi (mezzo) José Bros (tenor) 
          Ch & O Teatro La Fenice/Fabrizio Maria Carminati rec. live, 2009 
          
 UNITEL 
          CLASSICA/C MAJOR 704208 
 
          [140:00] 
 [RMK]
        A 
          distinguished cast in a strong production.  
      Antonin 
          DVORÁK 
          (1841-1904) Symphony 9, Carnival Overture 
 
          San Francisco SO/Seiji Ozawa rec. 1975 
 
          PENTATONE SACD PTC 5186 168 [54:33] 
 
          [DB]
        Decently 
          played but sluggish performances in good sound.
        
BARGAIN 
          OF THE MONTH Antonin DVORÁK 
          (1841-1904) Cello Concerto, Piano Concerto 
 
          Mstislav Rostropovich (cello) Frantisek Maxian (piano) Czech PO/Vaclav 
          Talich rec. 1951-2 
 
          REGIS RRC1368  [76:52] 
 
          [RB]
        Two 
          historic recordings of Dvorák concertos in glorious interpretations.
        Antonín 
          DVOŘÁK 
          (1841-1904)  
          Complete Works for Cello and Orchestra Concertos 1 & 2, Silent 
          Woods, Rondo 
 
          Tomáš Jamník (cello) Prague RSO/Tomáš 
          Netopil rec. 2010 
 
          SUPRAPHON SU4034-2 [46:14 + 43:39] 
 
          [LW]
        Recommended 
          for fans of the cellist and Dvořák completists.  
      Brian 
          EASDALE (1909-1995) 
          Film music 
 
          BBC Ntl Ch & O Wales/Rumon Gamba rec. 2010 
 
          CHANDOS CHAN10636 [76:42] 
 
          [JF]
        This 
          present excellent CD must surely act as a catalyst for a deeper exploration 
          of Easdale’s music. 
        Edward 
          ELGAR 
          (1857-1934) Violin 
          Concerto, Polonia 
 
          Tasmin Little (violin) Royal Scottish Ntl O/Sir Andrew Davis rec. 2010 
          
 CHANDOS 
          CHSA5083 
 
          [74:52] [ST] 
        Outstanding 
          throughout.
        Edward 
          ELGAR (1857–1934) Symphony 2, Enigma Variations 
 
          London PO/Sir Georg Solti rec. 1975/9 
 
          ICA CLASSICS ICAD5011 [84:00] 
 
          
 [RB]
        A 
          chance to find out what all the fuss was about with Solti’s headlong 
          passionate Elgar.
      Heinrich 
          Wilhelm ERNST 
          (1812-1865) Complete 
          Music for Violin and Piano - Volume 1 
 
          Sherban Lupu (violin) Ian Hobson (piano) rec. 2010, 
 
          TOCCATA CLASSICS TOCC 0118 [76:20] 
 
          [JW]
        A 
          formidable start to Toccata’s Ernst series. 
        
          BARGAIN OF THE MONTH   
           
          Gabriel FAURÉ (1845-1924) Violin Concerto see 
          Rare French works
        Grzegorz 
          FITELBERG 
          (1879-1953) 
          Complete works for violin and piano 
 
          Andrzej Gebski (violin) Soyeon Lim (piano) rec. 2010 
 
          ACTE PRÉALABLE AP0207 [62:28] 
 
          [JW]
        Gebski 
          and Lim bring this unpretentious, youthful music to life 
        César 
          FRANCK 
          (1822-1890) String 
          Quartet 
 
          London String Qt rec. 1928 
 
          ST LAURENT STUDIO YSL 78-033 [44:25] [JW] 
 
        
        A 
          reading of sweep and vitality, of sensitivity and command.
        César 
          FRANCK (1822-1890) Violin Sonata Claude 
          DEBUSSY (1862-1918) Violin Sonata Maurice 
          RAVEL (1875-1937) Violin Sonata 
 
          Shlomo Mintz (violin) Yefim Bronfman (piano) rec. 1985 
 
          BRILLIANT CLASSICS 94160 [58:04] 
 
          [OL]
        Will 
          appeal to those who prefer to hear the lyrical rather than dramatic 
          side of this music.
        Girolamo 
          FRESCOBALDI (1583-1643) 
           Harpsichord and Virginals Vol 3 
 
          Richard Lester (harpsichord) 
 
          NIMBUS NI5870 [77:29] 
 
          [Byz]
        Further 
          evidence of Frescobaldi as one of the greatest keyboard composers of 
          the early 1600s. 
        Niels 
          Wilhelm GADE (1817-1890) Complete Piano Trios 
 
          Trio Parnassus, Thomas Selditz (viola) rec. 2009/10 
 
          MUSIKPRODUKTION DABRINGHAUS UND GRIMM MDG3031665-2 [64:04] 
 
          [GD]
        This 
          music sits somewhere between the Classical and the Romantic. 
          
      Baldassare 
          GALUPPI (1706-1785) Keyboard Sonatas - Vol. 1 
          
 Matteo 
          Napoli (piano) rec. 2009 
 
          NAXOS 8.572263 [62:19] 
 
          [Byz]
        Galuppi 
          is an original and Napoli's performance makes this a good choice for 
          connoisseurs of 18th century keyboard music. 
        
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH John GARDNER 
          (b.1917) Music 
          for Brass and Organ F 
 
          Paul Archibald (trumpet); Cosmopolitan Brass/Chris Gardner Stephen King 
          (organ); (conductor): rec. 2010 
 
          TOCCATA CLASSICS TOCC 0048 [67:10]
[JS]
         This 
          music has given me immense pleasure and I am very keen to get to know 
          more of this strangely under-performed and recorded composer.
        George 
          GERSHWIN (1898-1937) Rhapsody in Blue, Catfish 
          Row,  Concerto for piano and orchestra, Rialto Ripples 
 
          Stefano Bollani (piano) Gewandhausorchester/Riccardo Chailly rec. 2010 
          
 DECCA 
          478 2739 [73:37] 
 
          [DC]
        This 
          will do just fine! 
      Giorgio 
          Federico GHEDINI (1892-1965)  Complete Piano Music 
          - 2 
 
          Massimo Bianchi (piano) rec. 2010 
 
          NAXOS 8.572330 [65:07] 
 
          [JW] 
        Bianchi 
          proves he has the full measure of the writing and the imagination and 
          tact to convey it to the listener.
        
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH  Alexander 
          GLAZUNOV (1865-1937) Complete Concertos 
 
          Rachel Barton-Pine (violin) Alexander Romanovsky (piano) Wen-Sinn Yang 
          (cello) Marc Chisson (saxophone) Alexey Serov (horn) Russian Ntl O/Jose 
          Serebrier rec. 2010 
 
          WARNER CLASSICS 2564 679465  [56:11 + 57:48] 
 
          [RB]
        Straight 
          to the top of the recommended versions of the concertos. I cannot imagine 
          this set being surpassed, so strong and sympathetic are these performances 
          and recordings.
        Alexander 
          GLAZUNOV (1865-1936) 
          Elegy in G minor Op.44 see pelina
      Benjamin 
          GODARD 
          (1849-1895)  
          Piano Trios 1 & 2 
 
          Trio Parnassus rec. 2009 
 
          MUSIKPRODUKTION DABRINGHAUS UND GRIMM MDG3031615-2 [59:47] 
 
          [SV]
        Enthusiastically 
          recommended, particularly to devotees of the French Romantics. 
        Henryk 
          GÓRECKI (1933-2010) 
          The 3 String Quartets 
 
          Royal Str Qt: Izabella Szalaj-Zimak (violin) Elwira Przybylowska (violin) 
          Marek Czech (viola) Michal Pepol (cello) rec. 2010 
 
          HYPERION CDA67812 [48:47 + 55:54] 
 
          [RB] 
        Utterly 
          committed playing of shockingly indefatigable violence and equally concentrated 
          introspection … devastatingly inventive … very emotional. 
        
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH Christoph 
          GRAUPNER 
          (1683-1760) 
          Concertos 
          for bassoon, strings and bc 
 
          Sergio Azzolini (bassoon) Ens il capriccio/Friedemann Wezel rec. 2007 
          
 CARUS 
          83.443 [73:16] [JV] 
        A 
          wonderful disc which brings the unique qualities of Graupner's music 
          to the fore.
      Paul 
          GRAENER (1872-1944) 
          Suite, Chamber Music Poem, Piano Trio, Theodor-Storm-Music 
 
          Albrecht Pöhl (baritone), Hyperion-Trio rec. 2010 
 
          CPO 777 599-2 [62:42] 
 
          [RB]
        A 
          serious composer in tune with his tragic and turbulently murderous times.  
          
        Edvard 
          GRIEG (1843-1907) Chasing the Butterfly 
          
 Sigurd 
          Slĺttebrekk, Edvard Grieg (piano) Oslo PO/Michail Jurowski rec. 1903-2009 
          
 SIMAX 
          PSC1299 [79:10 + 29:05] 
 
          [DC]
        Grieg 
          from a different perspective – utterly fascinating. 
      
          BARGAIN OF THE MONTH 
          Ernest 
          GUIRAUD (1837-1892) Caprice see Rare 
          French works
      Ernesto 
          HALFFTER (1905-1989)  Carmen (music 
          for Jacques Feyder's 1926 silent film) 
 
          Frankfurt RSO/Mark Fitz-Gerald rec. 2008 
 
          NAXOS 8.572260 [66:58] 
 
          [Byz] 
        Powerful, 
          poignant, sensual and sprinkled liberally with local colour … brings 
          to mind the colours and expressiveness of Falla. 
        George 
          Frideric HANDEL (1685 - 1759) Alexander's Feast or 
          the Power of Musick 
 
          Sophie Bevan (soprano) Ed Lyon (tenor) William Berger (bass) Ludus Baroque/Richard 
          Neville-Towle rec. 2010 
 
          DELPHIAN RECORDS DCD 34094 [52:58 + 29:47] 
 
          [JV]
        A 
          fine recording, despite some stylistic shortcomings. 
        George 
          Frideric HANDEL (1685 - 1759)  Orlando 
           
 
          Patricia Bardon (mezzo) Rosemary Joshua (soprano) Hilary Summers (contralto) 
          Les Arts Florissants/William Christie rec. 1996 
 
          ERATO 2564 67743-0 [3 CDs: 65.99 + 51.34 + 52.13] 
 
          [RH]
        A 
          strong performance, beautifully sung and sensitively played.
        George 
          Frideric HANDEL (1685-1759) Aci, Galatea e Polifemo 
           
 
          Ruth Rosique (soprano) Sara Mingardo (mezzo) Antonio Abete (bass) Cappella 
          della Pietŕ de’Turchini/Antonio Florio rec. 2009 
 
          DYNAMIC 33645 
 [98:00] 
 
          [BW]
        Too 
          much nonsense in the direction mars a decent, often good, performance.
        George 
          Frideric HANDEL (1685 - 1759) Alexander's Feast 
 
          Sophie Bevan (soprano) Ed Lyon (tenor) William Berger (bass) Ludus Baroque/Richard 
          Neville-Towle rec. 2010 
 
          DELPHIAN RECORDS DCD 34094 [52:58 + 29:47] 
 
          [JV]
        A 
          fine recording, despite some stylistic shortcomings. 
      Roy 
          HARRIS (1898-1979) Complete Piano Music 
          
 Geoffrey 
          Burleson (piano) rec. 2009 
 
          NAXOS 8.559664 [56.38] 
 
          [GH]
        Harris 
          fans or those with an especial interest in American piano music will 
          find this well worth the small investment. 
        Hans 
          Werner HENZE (b. 1926) Guitar Music - Vol. 2 
 
          Franz Halász (guitar) Anna Torge (mandolin) Cristina Bianchi (harp), 
          ens oktopus/Konstantia Gourzi, rec. 2003-8 
 
          NAXOS 8.557345 [70:24] 
 
          [DM]
        A 
          real mix of music: very accessible to somewhat austere. A most rewarding 
          disc from start to finish. 
        Hans 
          Werner HENZE (b 1926) Boulevard Solitude - Sinfonische Intermezzi 
          (4) see 
          DALLAPICCOLA 
        
      Bernard 
          HERRMANN (1911 - 1975) Echoes, Souvenirs de 
          Voyage, Psycho Suite 
 
          Julian Bliss (clarinet) Tippett Qt rec. 2010 
 
          SIGNUM CLASSICS SIGCD234 [56.59] 
 
          [RB]
        Scudding 
          anxiety, ascending tension, broodingly nurtured violence and terror 
          are all faithfully articulated. 
         
          Franz Anton HOFFMEISTER (1754-1812) 
          Viola Concertos see STAMITZ
        Gustav 
          HOLST (1874-1934) 
          The Planets, The Perfect Fool, Egdon Heath, A Moorside 
          Suite, Suites 1 & 2, St. Paul’s Suite, A Fugal Concerto, 
 
          London PO/Bernard Herrmann, Sir Adrian Boult; Eastman Wind Ens/Frederick 
          Fennell, St Paul CO/Christopher Hogwood rec. 1955-92 
 
          DECCA ELOQUENCE 480 2323 [57:02 + 78:46] 
 
          Twelve Humbert Songs,  The Hymn of Jesus 
 
           Purcell Singers/Imogen Holst, BBC SO/Sir Adrian Boult rec. 1962-65 
          
 DECCA 
          ELOQUENCE 480 2327 [68:14] 
 
          Four Songs, Terzetto, Six Choruses 
 
           Peter Pears (tenor), Purcell Singers, English CO/Imogen Holst rec. 
          1965-66 
 
          DECCA ELOQUENCE 480 2328 [58:26] 
 
          Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda, Sāvitri, Seven Part-Songs 
          
  
          Purcell Singers; English CO/Imogen Holst rec. 1965. ADD 
 
          DECCA ELOQUENCE 480 2329 [69:04] 
 
          [RB]
        Fine 
          1960s vintage Holst recordings restoring at bargain price many works 
          still rarely encountered. The Herrmann Planets is controversial but 
          never dull. 
        Michael 
          HURD (1928-2006) Pop Cantatas - Jonah-Man 
          Jazz, Prodigal, Rooster Rag, Swingin' Samson, Captain Coram's Kids. 
          
 John 
          Addison (narrator) Alexander Wells (piano) New London Orch/New London 
          Children's Ch/Ronald Corp rec. 2009 
 
          NAXOS 8.572505 [67:02] 
 
          [RB] 
        A 
          bit old-fashioned perhaps but evinces real pleasure. Wittily engaging 
          music-making. 
        
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH Vincent 
          d’INDY (1851-1931) 
          Orchestral Works - Vol. 4 Počme des rivages - Suite symphonique 
          en quatre tableaux (ed. Cyril Bongers) Symphonie italienne 
 
          Iceland SO/Rumon Gamba rec. 2010 
 
          CHANDOS  CHAN 10660 [76:53]
 
          [DM] 
        Sheer, 
          unadulterated pleasure. Go on, treat yourself.
        Gordon 
          JACOB 
          (1895-1984) Complete 
          Music for Viola and Orchestra 
 
          Helen Callus (viola) BBC Concert O/Stephen Bell rec. 2010 
 
          DUTTON EPOCH CDLX7258 [73:36] [GO] 
        Another 
          feather in the Dutton cap. 
        Leoš 
          JANÁČEK 
          (1854-1928)  
          On an Overgrown Path, In the Mists, Piano Sonata 
 
          Andrea Pestalozza (piano) rec. 1990 
 
          DYNAMIC DM8010 [78:38] 
 
          [SA]
        You 
          would not be disappointed with this. 
      Robert 
          JOHNSON (c.1583-1633) The Prince’s Almain and 
          other Dances for Lute 
 
          Nigel North (lute) rec. 2008 
 
          NAXOS 8.572178 [60.17] 
 
          [GH] 
        A 
          blissful and lyrical experience capturing the differing moods of piece 
          with character and élan.
        Erich 
          Wolfgang KORNGOLD (1897-1957) 
          Sextet in D, Op. 10 (1916) [32:51] Bohuslav 
          MARTINU (1890-1959) 
          Sextet (1932) [15:43] Arnold SCHÖNBERG 
          (1874-1951) Verklärte Nacht, Op. 4 (1899) [27:12] 
 
          Czech Philharmonic Sextet rec. Domovina Studio, Prague, October 1999 
          
 ARCO 
          DIVA UP 0019-2 131 [76:06] 
 
          [ST]
        If 
          you want to explore this coupling then I’m sure this is a recording 
          you will enjoy. 
        Friedrich 
          KUHLAU (1786-1832) Drey Gedichte aus Gerstenbergs poetischen 
          Wäldchen see HEISE 
        
        
          BARGAIN OF THE MONTH 
          Édouard LALO (1823-1892) 
          Fantaisie norvégienne see Rare 
          French works
        Edouard 
          LALO 
          (1823-1892) Symphonie espagnole, Op. 24 (1874) [34:26] Concerto russe, 
          Op. 29 (1879) [33:04] Yuzuko Horigome (violin) 
 
          Orchestre Philharmonique de Nice/Marco Guidarini rec. no details supplied 
          
 
          TALENT DOM 2910 904[67:30]
 
          [NB]
        A 
          disc hard to recommend except with reservations. 
        Orlande 
          de LASSUS (1530/32-1594) Laudent Deum: Sacred Music 
          
 Ch of 
          St. John's Coll, Cambridge. His Majestys Sagbutts and Cornetts/Andrew 
          Nethsinga rec. 2010 
 
           CHANDOS CHAN0778 [71:00] 
 
          [GD]
        Showing 
          off this fascinating and diverse composer in the best possible light.
        Luise 
          Adolpha LE BEAU (1850-1927)  Complete Works for Piano 
          
 Ana-Marija 
          Markovina (piano) rec. 2010 
 
          GENUIN GEN 10177 [79:48] 
 
          [Byz]
        Le 
          Beau’s piano music is pleasant enough in an undemanding sort of way. 
          
        Kenneth 
          LEIGHTON 
          (1929-1988) Complete 
          Chamber Works for Cello Partita, Elegy, Sonata, Alleluia Pascha 
          Nostrum 
 
          Raphael Wallfisch (cello); Raphael Terroni (piano) rec. 2009/10 
 
          BRITISH MUSIC SOCIETY BMS439CD [61:03] 
 
          [JF]
        An 
          essential disc for all Leighton enthusiasts and will also appeal to 
          anyone who appreciates lyrical, well constructed and often deeply moving 
          chamber music. 
        Ruggero 
          LEONCAVALLO (1857 – 1919) Pagliacci see 
          MASCAGNI
        
BARGAIN 
          OF THE MONTH Franz 
          LISZT (1811-1886) The Complete Piano Music   
 
          Leslie 
          Howard (piano) rec. 1985-2009 
 
          HYPERION CDS44501/98 [99CDs: 122 hrs] [RB] 
        Howard 
          brings an archivist’s rigour and a high priest’s fervour to this project.
        Alexander 
          LEVINE (b. 1955) Prayers 
          for Mankind: A Symphony of Prayers of Father Alexander Men 
 
          Tenebrae/Nigel Short rec. 2010 
 
          SIGNUM CLASSICS SIGCD212 [68:19] [JQ] 
        A 
          notable new choral work superbly performed by Tenebrae.
        Franz 
          LISZT (1811-1886)  Années de Pčlerinage - Deuxičme 
          Année (Italie) 
 
          Michael Korstick (piano) rec. 2009 
 
          CPO 777 585-2 [79:54] 
 
          [DC]
        Leaves 
          you wanting more.
        
BARGAIN 
          OF THE MONTH 
           
          Franz LISZT (1811-1886) 
          Don Giovanni Fantasy see Great 
          Pianists
         
        Joseph 
          LIVINGSTONE 
          (1847-1909) Physical 
          Overtures 
 
          Jo Quigley (solo violin) rec. 2009 
 
          CENTAUR CRC3034 [52:16] 
 
          [CR]
        A 
          composer with an interesting voice and a sense of imagination. 
        Matthew 
          LOCKE 
          (1621/2-1677) 
          Musick for His Majesty's Sackbutts and Cornetts Robert 
          SCHUMANN (1810-1856) Symphony 1 
          Johannes BRAHMS (1833-1897) Symphony 2 
 
          London SO/István Kertész rec. 1965/1966 
 
          BBC LEGENDS BBCL4229-2 [79:31] [SV] 
        Fine 
          musicianship and a palpable, contagious enthusiasm.
        Dan 
          LOCKLAIR 
          (b.1949) Rubrics, 
          Salem Sonata, The Aeolian Sonata,  In Mystery and Wonder, 
           PHOENIX Processional,  Celebrations  
 
          Marilyn Keiser (organ) rec. 2007/9 
 
          LOFT RECORDINGS LRCD-1110 [69:55] [Byz] 
        Powerful 
          and moving … thoughtful and rousing.
      Erik 
          LOTICHIUS 
          (b.1929) Symfonietta 
          for Strings, Piano Concerto 2 for piano, strings and 3 saxophones, Four 
          Songs on native American Poetry for mezzo and orchestra 
 
          Jo Vercruysse (violin) Eliane Rodrigues (piano) Maria Liekens, Karla 
          van Loo, Rudy Haemers (saxophones) Michelle Mallinger(mezzo) Prima La 
          Musica/Dirk Vermeulen rec. 2008 
          
 BRILLIANT 
          CLASSICS 9158 [60:41] 
 
          [RB]
          Erik 
          LOTICHIUS (b.1929) Vocal works:  Songs, French chansons, 
          ditties for mezzo, piano and alto saxophone, String Quartets 1 & 
          7, Hymns and French chansons for mezzo and piano.
 
          Hantzen Houwert (mezzo) Erik Lotichius (piano) Benny Laureyn (saxophone) 
          
 Caren 
          van Oijen (mezzo) Alessandro Misciasci (piano) released 2001 
 
          Q DISC Q 97008 [61:04 + 48:21] [RB]
           Erik 
          LOTICHIUS (b.1929) 
          Chamber Music Rebotko, for two flutes and piano, Four pieces 
          from Anaitalrax (15 pieces for piano), 
 
          Zephyr Quartet, Ralph van Raat (piano) Inez Lotichius (flute) Pauline 
          Lotichius (piano), Lilian Lotichius (piano) rec. 2001-02. 
 
          Q DISC Q97057 [59:54] 
 
          [RB]
        Confident 
          and accessible music which does not confuse familiarity and populism 
          with blandness. 
        David 
          LUMSDAINE (b.1931) White Dawn – Songs and Soundscapes 
          
 Peter 
          Lawson (piano) Jonathan Price (cello) John Turner (recorders) Lesley-Jane 
          Rogers (soprano) Gemini/Martyn Brabbins rec. 1984-2004 
 
          METIER MSV 28519  [60:29 + 59:21] 
 
          [AMay]
        Thanks 
          to this pair of CDs we can also enjoy exploring the works of one of 
          Australia’s most creative and individual musicians.
         
         
        
        Click 
          for alphabetical listings by composer:
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          1 New] [Part 
          2 A-B] [Part 3 C-L]
          [Part 4 M-R] [Part 
          5 S-Z]
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