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      Gustav MAHLER: 
        Symphony No.3 in D minor 
          Birgit Remmert, CBSO Youth 
        Choir, Ladies of the CBSO Chorus, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. 
        Conducted by Sir Simon Rattle   
        EMI CDS 556657 2 | 
      
           
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      Gustav MAHLER: Symphony 
        No.3 in D minor   
        Kerstin Meyer, Ladies of the Hallé Choir, Boys of Manchester Grammar 
        School, The Hallé Orchestra. Conducted by Sir John Barbirolli   
        BBC Legends BBCL 4004-7  | 
      
           
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      WILLIAM MATHIAS Piano 
        Sonata No. 1 Op. 23 Piano Sonata No. 2 Op. 46 JOHN 
        PICKARD A Starlit Dome Piano Sonata    
        Raymond Clarke, piano  MINERVA 
        ATHENE ATH CD 15 | 
      
           
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      VITEZSLAV NOVAK   
        South Bohemian Suite , Eight Nocturnes   
        Daniela Strakova (sop) Carlsbad SO/Douglas Bostock  
          ClassicO 
        CLASSCD 191 | 
      
           
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      ALLAN PETTERSSON Symphonies 
        No 5 (1960-62), No 16 (1979)   
        Saarbrucken Radio SO/Alun Francis, John-Edward Kelly (saxophone) in No 
        16   CPO 999 284-2  | 
      
           
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      ALLAN PETTERSSON 
        Symphonies No 8 (1969), No 10 
        (1972)   Norrkoping SO/Leif 
        Segerstam   BIS-CD-880 
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      Edmund RUBBRA (1901-1986): 
        Four Medieval Latin Lyrics for baritone and 
        string orchestra Op.32, Five Spenser Sonnets for tenor and 
        string Orchestra Op.42, Amoretti (Five Spenser Sonnets  
        second series) for tenor and string quartet Op.43, Sinfonietta for 
        large string orchestra Op. 163  
        Martyn Hill (tenor), David Wilson-Johnson (baritone), Endellion String 
        Quartet, City of London Sinfonia conducted by Hans-Hubert Schönzeler  
        EMI British Composers series CDM5 66936 2 (mid-price reissue) | 
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      SAINT-SAENS Africa, 
        for piano and orchestra. Symphonies: No. 2 in A; in 
        F, Urbs Roma   
        Jean-Jacques Kantorow, cond; Tapiola Sinf; Laura Mikkola (pn)   
        BIS CD790 (73:03) | 
      
           
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      FLORENT SCHMITT 
        (1870-1958) Sonate Libre (violin 
        and piano) Op. 68; Trois Rapsodies (two pianos) Op. 53; 
        Hasards (piano, violin, viola, cello) Op. 96. Sonate: Régis 
        Pasquier; Huseyin Sermet.  Rapsodies: Sermet; Kun Woo Paik Hasards: 
        Haridas Greif; Pasquier (Régis and Bruno);   
        Roland Pidoux.   recorded 
        September 1992, Lyon, Paris AUVIDIS VALOIS V4679 [66:30] | 
      
           
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      HUMPHREY SEARLE 
        Symphony No 1 Op 23; Symphony No 4 Op 
        38; Night Music Op 2; Overture to a Drama 
        Op 17 CPO 999 541-2   
        Symphony No 2 Op 27; Symphony No 3 Op 36; Symphony 
        No 5 Op 43 CPO 999 375-2   
        BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Alun Francis. | 
      
           
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      ALEXANDER SCRIABIN 
        (1872-1915) Symphony No 3 in C minor 'Le 
        Divin Poème' (1903)   
        Concertgebouw Orchestra/Kiril Kondrashin  
        Live recording of a concert on 12 February 1976 ETCETERA KTC 1027 
        [46:01] | 
      
           
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      RUDI STEPHAN (1887-1915) 
        Liebeszauber (Magic of Love) for baritone and orchestra 
        (1911) 10:22 Music for Orchestra (1913) 16:38 Music 
        for violin and orchestra (1911) 17:30 Music for seven stringed 
        instruments (1911) 24:27   
        Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (baritone) Hans Maile (violin) Deutsches SO, 
        Berlin/Hans Zender  Recorded 
        April 1983 at Jesus-Christus-Kirche, Berlin-Dahlem  Koch Schwann 
        3-6709-2 [69:27] | 
      
           
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      PETER TCHAIKOVSKY 
        (1840-1903) Piano Concerto No 2 in G major (1879) 
        DMITRI SHOSTAKOVICH (1906-1975) 
        Symphony No 9 in E flat major Op. 70 (1945)   
         Andreas Boyde (piano) Freiburg PO/Johannes Fritzsch Live broadcast 
        recording on 13/14 January 1997 at Sudwestfunk  Landestudio, Freiburg 
        - Konzerthaus Freiburg   
        MINERVA ATHENE ATH CD 16 [73:34] | 
      
            
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      GERARD VICTORY (1921-95) Ultima 
        Rerum (1975-83)   
        Virginia Kerr (sop) Bernadette Greevy (mezzo) Adrian Thompson (ten) Alan 
        Opie (bar) RTE Philharmonic Choir Cór na Óg RTE National 
        Chamber Choir/Colin Mawby National SO Ireland/Colman Pearce recorded December 
        1992  Marco Polo 
        8.223532-3  2 CDs [97:51] | 
      
        
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      RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: 
        Symphony No. 7 Sinfonia Antartica 
        Symphony No. 8.   
        Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra Lynda Russell: Soprano, Waynflete Singers 
         Kees Bakels   Naxos 
        8.550737 [71m] DDD | 
      Symphony No. 7:  
           
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      VAUGHAN WILLIAMS Job, 
        a masque for dancing; Prelude on an old carol tune; Variations 
        for orchestra (orch - Gordon Jacob).   
        Munich Symphony Orchestra, Douglas Bostock.   
        British Symphonic Collection vol. 2. Classico CLASSCD 244 [63.47] | 
      
             
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      MATTHIJS VERMEULEN 
        (1888-1967) The Seven Symphonies   
        various performers. Made available by the Donemus Foundation  
        Composer's Voice CV36-38 (3CDs - box) | 
      
           
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      THOMAS 
        WILSON Violin Concerto SHOSTAKOVICH 
        Festival 
        Overture HOLST Mars, 
        Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus (The Planets).   
        Ernst Kovacic (vn), National Youth Orchestra of Scotland, 
        Christopher Seaman.   
        Linn Records NYOS NYOS001  | 
      
           
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