Niccolò 
          CASTIGLIONI (1932-1996) 
          Piano Music Cangianti (1959) 
          [10.56] Tre Pezzi (1978) [18.01] Come io passo 
          l’estate (1983) [9.27] Dulce Refrigerium (1984) 
          [9.08] Sonatina (1984) [7.19] HE (1990) [4.04] 
           Sarah Nicholls (piano) Recorded in Vestry 
          Hall, West London, June and July 2004
 
          Sarah Nicholls (piano) Recorded in Vestry 
          Hall, West London, June and July 2004  METIER MSV CD 92089 [59.50] [JW]
 
          METIER MSV CD 92089 [59.50] [JW]
          
        Nicholls 
          explores these diverse works with a surety 
          and finesse that are admirable – and truly 
          winning ... see Full 
          Review 
        Francis 
          CHAGRIN (1905-1972) 
          Film Music Overture from Helter Skelter 
          (1949) [6:34] From An Inspector Calls 
          (1954) [3:25] From The Colditz Story 
          (1954) [3:31] Suite from Greyfriars Bobby 
          (1961) [11:42] From The Four Just Men 
          (1959) [3:05] The Hoffnung Symphony Orchestra 
          (1965) [5:19] Four Orchestral Episodes 
          from The Intruder (1953) [11:11] From 
          Easy Money (1947) [6:40] Suite from 
          Last Holiday (1950) [14:19] Yugoslav 
          Sketches from The Bridge (1946) 
          [10:42]  BBC Philharmonic/Rumon Gamba Recorded: Studio 
          7, New Broadcasting House, Manchester, June 
          2004
 
          BBC Philharmonic/Rumon Gamba Recorded: Studio 
          7, New Broadcasting House, Manchester, June 
          2004  CHANDOS CHAN 10323 [77:34][HC]
 
          CHANDOS CHAN 10323 [77:34][HC]
        A 
          most welcome and timely release, since 2005 is the centenary year of 
          Chagrin’s birth. ... see Full Review
          
          Matthew 
          CURTIS (b. 1959) 
          Orchestral Works (Volume II) Ring in 
          the New (2004) [5.32] Romanza (1982) 
          [6.42] Little Dance Suite (2003) [13.03] 
          Irish Lullaby (2003) [3.16] Graduation 
          Day (1988?) [7.14] Autumn Song (1985) 
          [7.59] Sinfonietta (1999-2001) [27.10] 
          Bon Voyage (2002) [4.56]  Helen Keen (flute); Helen Kamminga (harp); 
          Mike Allen, trumpet; Ian Scott, flute Royal 
          Ballet Sinfonia/Gavin Sutherland rec. 24 Feb 
          2004, Phoenix Sound, Wembley; 5-6 July 2004, 
          Whitfield Street Studios, London. DDD British 
          Composer series
 
          Helen Keen (flute); Helen Kamminga (harp); 
          Mike Allen, trumpet; Ian Scott, flute Royal 
          Ballet Sinfonia/Gavin Sutherland rec. 24 Feb 
          2004, Phoenix Sound, Wembley; 5-6 July 2004, 
          Whitfield Street Studios, London. DDD British 
          Composer series  CAMPION CAMEO 2035 [76.53] [EM]
 
          CAMPION CAMEO 2035 [76.53] [EM]
        
An 
          agreeable listen, charming and genial, but 
          fairly easy and lightweight. ... see Full 
          Review 
        
 Claude 
          DEBUSSY (1862-1918) 
          Prélude à l’après-midi 
          d’un faune, arr. Benno 
          Sachs (1894/1920) [10.50] Sonata 
          for violin and piano (1917) [13.41] Sonata 
          for cello and piano (1915) [12.17] Sonata 
          for flute, viola and harp (1915) [17.07] Syrinx 
          (1912) [2.42]
Claude 
          DEBUSSY (1862-1918) 
          Prélude à l’après-midi 
          d’un faune, arr. Benno 
          Sachs (1894/1920) [10.50] Sonata 
          for violin and piano (1917) [13.41] Sonata 
          for cello and piano (1915) [12.17] Sonata 
          for flute, viola and harp (1915) [17.07] Syrinx 
          (1912) [2.42]  Boston Symphony Chamber Players Rec October 
          1977 (Prélude), March 1970 (remainder), 
          Symphony Hall, Boston
 
          Boston Symphony Chamber Players Rec October 
          1977 (Prélude), March 1970 (remainder), 
          Symphony Hall, Boston  DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON ELOQUENCE 476 7703 [56.58] 
          [TB]
 
          DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON ELOQUENCE 476 7703 [56.58] 
          [TB]  
        
All 
          three pieces beautifully performed by the 
          Boston Symphony Chamber Players ... all masterpieces 
          that could have been composed by no-one else. 
          ... see Full 
          Review  
        
Frederick 
          DELIUS (1862-1934) 
          Orchestral Works, Volume 4 Marche 
          Caprice (1889-90) [3:33] Recorded 19 December 1946 Brigg Fair 
          (An English Rhapsody) (1907) [16:11] Recorded 26 November 
          1946 North Country Sketches (1914) [24:17] Recorded 14 February 
          1949 Over The Hills and Far Away (1897) [13:45] Recorded 7 February 
          1950 On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring (1912) [6:29] Recorded 
          8 May 1948 and 19 December 1946 Dance Rhapsody No. 1 (1908-09) 
          [11:57] Recorded 29 October 1952  Royal Philharmonic Orchestra/Thomas Beecham
 
          Royal Philharmonic Orchestra/Thomas Beecham  NAXOS HISTORICAL 8.110984 [76:12] [JQ]
 
          NAXOS HISTORICAL 8.110984 [76:12] [JQ]  
        
Performances 
          superb without exception ... conducting consistently 
          sympathetic, imaginative and idiomatic. These 
          recordings are as essential to any Delian 
          as they are self-recommending. ... see Full 
          Review 
        
 
          Gaetano 
          DONIZETTI (1797-1848) 
          La 
          Favorite - Highlights from the original 
          French version. Libretto by Alphonse Royer 
          and Gustave Vaëz. First performed at 
          the Paris Opéra on December 2nd 
          1840. Fernand, a novice monk in love with 
          Leonor, Jean-Luc Viala (ten); Alphonse XI, 
          King of Castille, Jean-Marc Ivaldi (bar); 
          Léonore de Guzman, mistress of the 
          King, Hélène Jossaud (mezzo); 
          Balthazar, abbot of the monastery, Lionel 
          Sarrazin (bass)  Chorus and orchestra of the Centre de Musique 
          d’Aquitaine/Jacques Pernoo Recorded as the 
          sound track of an abridged version of the 
          work for television to include the best of 
          the score whilst preserving the dramatic continuity. 
          No recording dates given. First published 
          by Erato Disques in 1985.
 
          Chorus and orchestra of the Centre de Musique 
          d’Aquitaine/Jacques Pernoo Recorded as the 
          sound track of an abridged version of the 
          work for television to include the best of 
          the score whilst preserving the dramatic continuity. 
          No recording dates given. First published 
          by Erato Disques in 1985.  WARNER APEX 2564 622082-2 [62.17] [RJF]
 
          WARNER APEX 2564 622082-2 [62.17] [RJF] 
          
        
I 
          am pleased to welcome this disc. A bargain 
          price introduction to an opera that has all 
          the virtues of Donizetti’s melodic invention 
          but which has sadly gone somewhat out of fashion 
          ... see Full 
          Review 
        
 
          Antonín 
          DVOŘÁK (1841–1904) 
          The 
          Golden Spinning Wheel Op. 109 (1896) [27’50"] 
          The Wood Dove Op. 110 (1896) [20’49"] 
          The Noonday Witch Op. 108 (1896) [13’32"] 
          The Water Goblin Op. 107 (1896) [21’18"] 
           Berliner Philharmoniker/Simon Rattle. recorded 
          live, Philharmonie, Berlin, 4–7 March, 23–25 
          April 2004. DDD
 
          Berliner Philharmoniker/Simon Rattle. recorded 
          live, Philharmonie, Berlin, 4–7 March, 23–25 
          April 2004. DDD  EMI CLASSICS 558019-2 [48.47 + 34.58] 
          [JPh]
 
          EMI CLASSICS 558019-2 [48.47 + 34.58] 
          [JPh] 
        
Excellent 
          modern performances recorded on the wing, 
          in superb sound from Rattle and the BPO. Some 
          will find the expansive pacing and luxuriant 
          sound too rich a mixture ... see 
          Full Review  
        
 
          Manuel de 
          FALLA 
          (1876-1946) El 
          Amor Brujo (1924) [24.23] Alicia Nafé, 
          soprano El Sombrero de Tres Picos (1917) 
          [39.48] María José Martos, soprano 
          La Vida Breve: Danza (1905) 
          [3.31] Asturias Symphony Orchestra/Maximiano 
          Valdés Recorded in 48/16 5.1 sound 
          in Auditorio Príncipe Felipe, Oviedo, 
          Asturias, Spain, 14 October 2002. Remastered 
          to DSD for the SACD. Notes in English, Deutsch, 
          Castellano. Spanish texts with English translations. 
          DVD Audio + dts + Dolby Surround tracks 
           NAXOS 
          5.110018 [67.50] Hybrid SACD 5.1, 2.0, 
          2.0.
NAXOS 
          5.110018 [67.50] Hybrid SACD 5.1, 2.0, 
          2.0.  NAXOS 
          6.110018 [68.00] [PSh]
NAXOS 
          6.110018 [68.00] [PSh] 
        
Very 
          fine Tres Picos, ho-hum Amor Brujo and Vida 
          Breve. Great sound. ... see Full 
          Review  
        
Gabriel 
          FAURÉ (1845-1924) 
          The Complete Songs – Volume 3 Puisque j’ai mis ma lèvre* 
          [3’10] Tristesse d’Olympio** [5’34"] Hymne Op. 7, No.2** [2’16"] 
          Sylvie Op. 6, No. 3* [2’19"] Poème d’un jour Op. 21* [5’45"] 
          Nell Op. 18, No. 1*** [1’58"] Notre amour Op. 23, No.2 **** [1’52"] 
          Le secret Op. 23, No. 3**** [2’16"] Chanson d’amour Op. 27, No. 
          1*** [2’05"] Fleur jetée Op. 39, No. 1* [1’26"] Les 
          presents Op. 46, No. 1*** [1’56"] Shylock Op. 57*** [15’50"] 
          Sérénade: Le bourgeois gentilhomme* [1’21"] La bonne 
          chanson Op. 61***** [21’11"] Le ramier Op. 87, No.2** [1’50"] 
          Le don silencieux Op. 92****** [2’20"]  ****Dame Felicity Lott (soprano);****** Jennifer Smith (soprano);*John 
          Mark Ainsley (tenor);*** Jean-Paul Fouchécourt (tenor);*****Christopher 
          Maltman (baritone); ** Stephen Varcoe (baritone) Graham Johnson with 
          Ronan O’Hora - Shylock only – (piano)
 
          ****Dame Felicity Lott (soprano);****** Jennifer Smith (soprano);*John 
          Mark Ainsley (tenor);*** Jean-Paul Fouchécourt (tenor);*****Christopher 
          Maltman (baritone); ** Stephen Varcoe (baritone) Graham Johnson with 
          Ronan O’Hora - Shylock only – (piano) 
          Recorded on various dates in 2002, 2003 and 
          2004. DDD The Hyperion French Song Edition 
           HYPERION CDA67335 [72:42] [JQ]
 
          HYPERION CDA67335 [72:42] [JQ] 
        
This 
          series is proving to be a significant addition 
          to the Fauré discography. I welcome 
          this CD as enthusiastically as I look forward 
          to Volume Four and the completion of the project. 
          ... see Full 
          Review 
          
        
 
          Morton 
          FELDMAN 
          (1926-1987) Clarinet 
          and String Quartet (1983) [43.26] Christopher 
          FOX (b.1955) Clarinet Quintet (1992) 
          [13.20]  Roger Heaton (clarinet) Mieko Kanno and Davide 
          Rossi (violins), Bridget Carey (viola) and 
          Sophie Harris (cello) Recorded in the Church 
          of St Silas, Chalk Farm, London, September 
          1999
 
          Roger Heaton (clarinet) Mieko Kanno and Davide 
          Rossi (violins), Bridget Carey (viola) and 
          Sophie Harris (cello) Recorded in the Church 
          of St Silas, Chalk Farm, London, September 
          1999  METIER MSV CD 92082 [57.10] [JW]
 
          METIER MSV CD 92082 [57.10] [JW] 
        
 
        
Patterns, 
          reflections, repetitions, colour, subtlety 
          ... the extensive hypnosis of Feldman or the 
          active localised dramas of Fox ... see Full 
          Review 
        
 
          Giovanni Battista FERRANDINI 
          (1710-1791) Catone in Utica, opera in three 
          acts (1753)  Robert Crowe (Cesare), Sandra Moon (Emilia), Simone Schneider (Marzia), 
          soprano; Johnny Maldonado (Arbace), alto; Kobie van Rensburg (Catone), 
          Florian Simson (Fulvio), tenor Neue Hofkapelle München (on period 
          instruments)/Christoph Hammer Recorded live October 2003 at the Cuvilliéstheater, 
          Munich, Germany. DDD
 
          Robert Crowe (Cesare), Sandra Moon (Emilia), Simone Schneider (Marzia), 
          soprano; Johnny Maldonado (Arbace), alto; Kobie van Rensburg (Catone), 
          Florian Simson (Fulvio), tenor Neue Hofkapelle München (on period 
          instruments)/Christoph Hammer Recorded live October 2003 at the Cuvilliéstheater, 
          Munich, Germany. DDD  OEHMS CLASSICS OC 901 [3 CDs: 63:37 + 60:57 + 63:21][JV]
 
          OEHMS CLASSICS OC 901 [3 CDs: 63:37 + 60:57 + 63:21][JV]
        
         
          The 
            first recording ever of an opera by Ferrandini - the quality of the 
            music and the performance make this release very recommendable ... 
            see Full Review
           
            Gerald FINZI (1901-1956) 
            I Said to Love, Op. 19b (Words by Thomas Hardy) [1334] 
            Let Us Garlands Bring, Op. 18 (Words by Shakespeare) [1502] 
            Before and After Summer, Op. 16 (Words by Thomas Hardy) [3243] 
             Roderick Williams 
            (baritone); Iain Burnside (piano) Recorded at Potton Hall, Suffolk, 
            England, 12-14 August 2004. DDD
 Roderick Williams 
            (baritone); Iain Burnside (piano) Recorded at Potton Hall, Suffolk, 
            England, 12-14 August 2004. DDD  NAXOS 8.557644 [6119][JQ]
 
            NAXOS 8.557644 [6119][JQ]
          Confidently 
            recommended ... For the newcomer an excellent and inexpensive introduction. 
            The enthusiast will want to hear this exciting singer in some of Finzi’s 
            finest ... see Full Review
           BARGAIN 
            OF THE MONTH César 
            FRANCK (1822-1890)
BARGAIN 
            OF THE MONTH César 
            FRANCK (1822-1890) 
            
            Rédemptiona (1871-2) 
            [13:50]; Nocturneb (1884, 
            orch. Ropartz) [4:01]; Le Chasseur mauditc 
            (1882) [16:20]; Psychéa 
            (1888) [26:28]; Les Éolidesd 
            (1876) [10:45].  bChrista Ludwig (mezzo); abcOrchestre 
            de Paris/Daniel Barenboim; dL:Orchestre 
            de la Suisse Romande/Ernest Ansermet. Rec. 
            Notre Dame du Liban, Paris, aFeb, 
            bcJune 1976, dVictoria 
            Hall, Geneva, Jan 1967. ADD
 
            bChrista Ludwig (mezzo); abcOrchestre 
            de Paris/Daniel Barenboim; dL:Orchestre 
            de la Suisse Romande/Ernest Ansermet. Rec. 
            Notre Dame du Liban, Paris, aFeb, 
            bcJune 1976, dVictoria 
            Hall, Geneva, Jan 1967. ADD  DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON ELOQUENCE 476 2800 [71:40] 
            [CC]
 
            DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON ELOQUENCE 476 2800 [71:40] 
            [CC]
          An 
            excellent compilation of Franckian gems. 
            Very, very strongly recommended indeed. 
            ... see 
            Full Review 
           
            Ge GAN-RU 
            (b.1954) Chinese 
            Rhapsody (1992) [21.20] Wu for piano and 
            orchestra (1986) [24.27] Six Pentatonic 
            Tunes for orchestra [14.41] Margaret Leng 
            Tan (piano)  Royal Scottish National Orchestra/José 
            Serebrier Recorded in Henry Wood Hall, Glasgow, 
            October 2003
 
            Royal Scottish National Orchestra/José 
            Serebrier Recorded in Henry Wood Hall, Glasgow, 
            October 2003  BIS SACD 1509 [61.16] [JW]
 
            BIS SACD 1509 [61.16] [JW] 
          
Superbly 
            recorded and sumptuously played this is 
            a most engaging showcase for Ge’s evocative 
            music-making. Full of interest in all sorts 
            of ways. ... see Full 
            Review
          
Eugène 
            GIGOUT (1844-1925) 
            Marche 
            Réligieuse en Mi bémol Majeur [3’32] Dix 
            Pièces pour orgue ou piano-pédalier, Pièce 
            No 24 and 94 From 100 pièces, Pièce 
            No 83 From ‘L’Album Grégorien’ , Pièce No 64 
            and 76 from 100 pièces  Didier Matry, organ Rec: St Augustin, Paris, October 2004. DDD
 
            Didier Matry, organ Rec: St Augustin, Paris, October 2004. DDD 
             CALLIOPE CAL 9938 
            [62’42] [CB]
 CALLIOPE CAL 9938 
            [62’42] [CB]  
          
I 
            have to admit to being disappointed with 
            Gigout: too long, too repetitive, and rather 
            square. Perhaps the pieces most commonly 
            played are indeed the most interesting ... 
            see Full Review 
             
          
Mauro 
            GIULIANI (1781-1829) 
            Guitar Music Vol. 2 Sonata Eroica, Op 
            150 [13:19]; Variations on “Nume perdonami, 
            se in tale istante” from Generali’s “I Baccanali 
            di Roma”, Op. 102 [8:28]; Potpourri No. 
            2, Op. 28 [11:09]; Grand Potpourri No. 3, 
            Op. 31 [14:46]; Potpourri No. 1, Op. 26 
            [14:15]; Fughetta, Op. 113 [2:33]; Six Variations 
            on “I bin a Kohlbauern Bub”, Op. 49 [11:06] 
             Marco Tamayo (guitar) rec. St John Chrysostom 
            Church, Newmarket, Ontario, Canada, 4, 8 
            September 2003. DDD
 
            Marco Tamayo (guitar) rec. St John Chrysostom 
            Church, Newmarket, Ontario, Canada, 4, 8 
            September 2003. DDD  NAXOS 8.555850 [75:36][GF]
 
            NAXOS 8.555850 [75:36][GF] 
          
Maybe 
            not essential listening but played with 
            such obvious relish it is still worth anyone’s 
            fiver ... see Full 
            Review 
          
Karl 
            GOLDMARK (1830-1915) 
            String 
            Quartet Op.8 in B flat major (1860) [31.17] Felix 
            MENDELSSOHN (1809-1847) String Quartet Op.13 in A minor 
            (1827) [29.53]  Klenke Quartet (Annegret Klenke: violin; Beate Hartmann: violin; Yvonne 
            Uhlemann: viola; Ruth Kaltenhäuser: cello) rec. Hans Rosbaud-Studio, 
            Baden-Baden, SWR 7-8 December 1998, 2-4 May 2001
  
            Klenke Quartet (Annegret Klenke: violin; Beate Hartmann: violin; Yvonne 
            Uhlemann: viola; Ruth Kaltenhäuser: cello) rec. Hans Rosbaud-Studio, 
            Baden-Baden, SWR 7-8 December 1998, 2-4 May 2001  SWR HÄNSSLER CLASSIC CD 93.077 [61.27] [CF]
 
            SWR HÄNSSLER CLASSIC CD 93.077 [61.27] [CF]  
          
A 
            wonderfully poised account, intelligently 
            phrased, intensely expressive while brilliant 
            and light as a feather in the scherzo. ... 
            see Full Review 
             
          
 
            François-Joseph 
            GOSSEC 
            (1734-1829) Messe 
            des Morts (1760)  Eva Csapó (soprano) Hildegard Laurich 
            (alto) Alessandro Corbelli (baritone) WDR 
            Radio Choir, Cologne Capella Coloniensis/Herbert 
            Schernus Recorded in Wuppertal, Immanuelskirche, 
            1980
 
            Eva Csapó (soprano) Hildegard Laurich 
            (alto) Alessandro Corbelli (baritone) WDR 
            Radio Choir, Cologne Capella Coloniensis/Herbert 
            Schernus Recorded in Wuppertal, Immanuelskirche, 
            1980  CAPRICCIO SACD 71 043 [66.02] [JW]
 
            CAPRICCIO SACD 71 043 [66.02] [JW] 
          
Not 
            ideal then but it certainly enshrines many 
            virtuous things. ... see 
            Full Review  
          
Enrique 
            GRANADOS (1867-1916) 
            Piano 
            Music - Volume 8: Carezza-Vals (Caress 
            Waltz), DLR VII:3 [6:32] Dolora, DLR III:7 
            [2:15] * Clotilde, DLR III:3 [2:15] * La 
            sirena (The Mermaid), DLR VII:2 [3:37] Dans 
            le bois (In the Forest), DLR III:11 [1:48] 
            * Marcha Real (Royal March), DLR III:22 
            [3:26] * Soldados de cartón (Cardboard 
            Soldiers), DLR III:21 [2:47] Elvira, DLR 
            III:2 [3:52] * Album of Memories (22), Paris, 
            1888, DLR III:1 [43:28]  Douglas Riva, piano rec. St. Martin's 
            Church, East Woodhay, Hampshire, August 
            2002 World Premiere Recordings *
 
            Douglas Riva, piano rec. St. Martin's 
            Church, East Woodhay, Hampshire, August 
            2002 World Premiere Recordings *  NAXOS 8.557142 [70:00] [DS]
 
            NAXOS 8.557142 [70:00] [DS] 
          
Riva's 
            series has been a model of extensive research, 
            idiomatic interpretation, and superb recorded 
            sound. ... see Full 
            Review  
          
Mozart 
            Carmargo GUARNIERI (1907-1993) 
            Piano 
            Concerto No. 1 (1931)* [19’46"] Piano Concerto No. 2 (1946)** 
            [22’57"] Piano Concerto No. 3 (1964)*** [27’06"] Max Barros 
            (piano)  Warsaw 
            Philharmonic Orchestra/Thomas Conlin rec. Philharmonic Hall, Warsaw 
            *20-21 Aug 2004; ** 24-25 June 2004; *** 4-5 Jan 2003 DDD
 Warsaw 
            Philharmonic Orchestra/Thomas Conlin rec. Philharmonic Hall, Warsaw 
            *20-21 Aug 2004; ** 24-25 June 2004; *** 4-5 Jan 2003 DDD  NAXOS 8.557666 [69’49"] [JQ]
 
            NAXOS 8.557666 [69’49"] [JQ]
          As 
            attractive and enjoyable as it is enterprising 
            ... I hope Naxos will follow up by giving 
            us the remaining three piano concerti. ... 
            see Full 
            Review 
         
        Jesús 
          GURIDI (1886-1961) Piano Music Danzas Viejas 
          (1939) [5:42] Cantos populares vascos (1917) [7:40] Vasconia 
          (1924) [13:18] Ocho apuntes para piano (1954) [15:38] Lamento 
          e imprecación de Agar (1958) [8:30] Vals de Mirentxu 
          (1915) [3:19] Tres piezas breves (1910): Amenecer [2:35]; 
          Nostalgia [3:05]  Victoria Aja (piano) rec. 30-31 July 2001, Estudio L'Auditorium de Anacrusi. 
          DDD
 
          Victoria Aja (piano) rec. 30-31 July 2001, Estudio L'Auditorium de Anacrusi. 
          DDD  NAXOS SPANISH CLASSICS 8.557633 [60:04][RB]
 
          NAXOS SPANISH CLASSICS 8.557633 [60:04][RB] 
        Guridi's 
          nationalistic mezzo-tints and pastels ... 
          touchingly poetic gentle sketches. Nationalist 
          atmosphere and smiling romance. ... see Full 
          Review 
        
 
          George Frideric HANDEL 
          (1685-1759) Organ 
          Concerto in G minor Op.4 No.1 [16.04] Organ 
          Concerto in G minor Op.4 No.3 [7.29] Organ 
          Concerto in D minor Op.7 No.4 [16.38] Organ 
          Concerto in A major HWV296a [17.20] Harp Concerto 
          in B flat major Op.4 No.6 [12.22]  Christian Schmitt (organ) Charlotte Balzereit 
          (harp) Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra/Nicol Matt 
          Recorded Schlosskapelle Solitude, Stuttgart, 
          Summer-Autumn 2004
 
          Christian Schmitt (organ) Charlotte Balzereit 
          (harp) Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra/Nicol Matt 
          Recorded Schlosskapelle Solitude, Stuttgart, 
          Summer-Autumn 2004 
 BRILLIANT 
          CLASSICS SACD 92605 [73.18] [JW]
BRILLIANT 
          CLASSICS SACD 92605 [73.18] [JW] 
        
More 
          for admirers of the soloists and the group 
          since enough mid-price traversals of the complete 
          set exist to make this entrant seem less pressing 
          on the wallet. ... see Full 
          Review  
        
 RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH George 
          Frideric HANDEL 
          (1685 - 1759) Giulio 
          Cesare in Egitto, HWV 17 (1724) [208.00] 
          Text by Nicola Haym after Bussani Giulio Cesare 
          ... Graham Pushee, counter-tenor Curio ... 
          Richard Alexander, bass Cornelia ... Rosemary 
          Gunn, soprano Sesto ... Elizabeth Campbell, 
          mezzo Cleopatra ... Yvonne Kenny, soprano 
          Tolomeo ... Andrew Dalton, counter-tenor Achilla 
          ... Stephen Bennet, tenor Nireno ... Rodney 
          Gilchrist, counter-tenor Dancers of Opera 
          Australia
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH George 
          Frideric HANDEL 
          (1685 - 1759) Giulio 
          Cesare in Egitto, HWV 17 (1724) [208.00] 
          Text by Nicola Haym after Bussani Giulio Cesare 
          ... Graham Pushee, counter-tenor Curio ... 
          Richard Alexander, bass Cornelia ... Rosemary 
          Gunn, soprano Sesto ... Elizabeth Campbell, 
          mezzo Cleopatra ... Yvonne Kenny, soprano 
          Tolomeo ... Andrew Dalton, counter-tenor Achilla 
          ... Stephen Bennet, tenor Nireno ... Rodney 
          Gilchrist, counter-tenor Dancers of Opera 
          Australia  Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra/Richard 
          Hickox. Recorded at the Opera House, Sydney, 
          Australia, June 1994 Notes in English, Deutsch, 
          and Français. Colour photos of Graham 
          Pushee in costume, and of Sydney Opera House. 
          Detailed track listing. No text or translations. 
          PAL 4:3 PCM stereo 2.0, Dolby Digital 5.1, 
          dts 5.1. Disk 1, DVD-9; Disk 2 DVD-5. Subtitles 
          in English, Deutsch, Français, Italiano. 
          Region code 0 [all regions] Region 1 NTSC 
          version available as Kultur Video D2911.
 
          Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra/Richard 
          Hickox. Recorded at the Opera House, Sydney, 
          Australia, June 1994 Notes in English, Deutsch, 
          and Français. Colour photos of Graham 
          Pushee in costume, and of Sydney Opera House. 
          Detailed track listing. No text or translations. 
          PAL 4:3 PCM stereo 2.0, Dolby Digital 5.1, 
          dts 5.1. Disk 1, DVD-9; Disk 2 DVD-5. Subtitles 
          in English, Deutsch, Français, Italiano. 
          Region code 0 [all regions] Region 1 NTSC 
          version available as Kultur Video D2911. 
 EUROARTS 
          2053599 [146.00 + 62.00] [PSh]
EUROARTS 
          2053599 [146.00 + 62.00] [PSh] 
        
The 
          best Giulio Cesare I’ve ever experienced or 
          am likely to. Close enough to perfection to 
          merit only the highest level of criticism. 
          ... see Full 
          Review 
        
 BARGAIN 
          OF THE MONTH George 
          Frideric HANDEL (1685-1759)
BARGAIN 
          OF THE MONTH George 
          Frideric HANDEL (1685-1759) 
          
          Giulio Cesare – Highlights from 
          the opera in four acts. (1724) Libretto by 
          Nicola Francesco Haym after Giacomo Francesco 
          Bussani. Giulio Cesare – Paul Esswood (counter-tenor) 
          Cleopatra – Roberta Alexander (soprano) and 
          Lucia Popp (soprano) [14] Cornelia – Marjana 
          Lipovšek (mezzo) Seste – Ann Murray (mezzo) 
           Arnold Schönberg-Chor/Erwin G. Ortner 
          Concentus musicus Wien/Nikolaus Harnoncourt 
          Recorded in Vienna, April 1984 and May 1985.
 
          Arnold Schönberg-Chor/Erwin G. Ortner 
          Concentus musicus Wien/Nikolaus Harnoncourt 
          Recorded in Vienna, April 1984 and May 1985. 
           WARNER APEX 2564 62018-2 [58:26] [JR]
 
          WARNER APEX 2564 62018-2 [58:26] [JR] 
        
One 
          of the best representations of one of Handel’s 
          most successful operatic ventures. This one 
          hour compilation of highlights goes by all 
          too quickly. ... see Full 
          Review   
        
 
          George 
          Frideric HANDEL (1685-1759) 
          Oreste, 
          opera in three acts (HWV A11) Mata Katsuli 
          (Ifigenia), Maria Mitsopoulou (Ermione), soprano; 
          Mary-Ellen Nesi (Oreste), mezzo; Nicholas 
          Spanos (Filotete), alto; Antonis Koroneos 
          (Pilade), tenor; Petros Magoulas (Toante), 
          bass  Camerata Stuttgart/George Petrou Recorded 
          January 2004 at St Veit, Waldenbuch, Germany 
          DDD
 
          Camerata Stuttgart/George Petrou Recorded 
          January 2004 at St Veit, Waldenbuch, Germany 
          DDD  MDG 6091273-2 [76:38 + 69:49] [JV]
 
          MDG 6091273-2 [76:38 + 69:49] [JV] 
        
The 
          first recording of a pasticcio by Handel, 
          performed quite well by a relatively unknown 
          cast … see Full 
          Review 
        
 
          George 
          Frideric HANDEL 
          (1685-1759) Portraits 
          of mezzo-soprano heroines: Teseo: 
          Overture [4.18]; Dolce risposo (recitativo 
          accompagnato) [3.23]; O stringerò nel 
          sen (aria) [3.32]; Sibilando, ululando (aria) 
          [3.56]; Dunque per vendicarmi (recitativo) 
          [0.55]; Morirò (aria) [4.28] Hercules: 
          Overture-Minuet [5.59]; Oh Hercules (recitativo 
          accompagnato) [0.52]; The world, when day's 
          career is run (aria) [3.46]; When beauty sorrow's 
          liv'ry wears (aria) [3.03]; Resign thy club 
          (aria) [4.03]; Cease, ruler of the day, to 
          rise (aria) [3.29]; Sinfonia – Act III [3.16]; 
          Where shall I fly! (recitativo accompagnato) 
          [6.25] Radamisto: Air and Marche 
          [2.27]; Quando mai (cavatina) [2.30]; Troppo 
          sofferse (aria) [1.54]; Son contenta di morire 
          (aria) [4.38]; Fatemi, o cieli, almen (aria) 
          [5.46]  Maria Riccarda Wesseling (mezzo) Lautten 
          Compagney Berlin/Wolfgang Katschner Recorded 
          in the Andreas-Kirche Berlin, October 2004
 
          Maria Riccarda Wesseling (mezzo) Lautten 
          Compagney Berlin/Wolfgang Katschner Recorded 
          in the Andreas-Kirche Berlin, October 2004 
           CLAVES 50-2504 [68.38] [JW]
 
          CLAVES 50-2504 [68.38] [JW] 
        
There 
          are plenty of soprano, mezzo and counter-tenor 
          Handel recitals that are worthy of a place 
          on ones shelves and I think this is another. 
          ... see Full 
          Review 
        
Stephen 
          HARTKE (b. 
          1952) Tituli 
          (1999) [42.06] (1) Cathedral in the Thrashing Rain (2000) 
          [18.21] (2)  Hilliard 
          Ensemble (David James (counter-tenor), Rogers Covey-Crump (tenor), Steven 
          Harrold (tenor), Gordon Jones (baritone)) Andreas Hirtreiter (tenor) 
          (1) Michelle Makarski (violin) (1) Lynn Varten (percussion) (1) Javier 
          Diaz (percussion) (1) Donald Crockett (conductor) (1)Recorded February 
          2003, Mechanics Hall, Worcester, MA, USA
 Hilliard 
          Ensemble (David James (counter-tenor), Rogers Covey-Crump (tenor), Steven 
          Harrold (tenor), Gordon Jones (baritone)) Andreas Hirtreiter (tenor) 
          (1) Michelle Makarski (violin) (1) Lynn Varten (percussion) (1) Javier 
          Diaz (percussion) (1) Donald Crockett (conductor) (1)Recorded February 
          2003, Mechanics Hall, Worcester, MA, USA ECM NEW SERIES 1861 4760512 [60.28] [RH]
 
          ECM NEW SERIES 1861 4760512 [60.28] [RH]  
        
Highly 
          recommended ... a pair of works rooted in 
          the music of today but exploring and evoking 
          past worlds ... see 
          Full Review  
        
 
          Johann 
          Adolf HASSE 
          (1699 - 1783) Requiem 
          in E flat (1764) [42.27] Miserere in 
          d, [21.36] Simona Houde-Šaturová, soprano; 
          Britta Schwartz, alto; Eric Stokloßa, 
          tenor; Gotthold Schwarz, bass Dresdner Kammerchor 
          Dresdner Barockorchester/Hans-Christoph Rademann 
           Recorded in the Lukaskirche, Dresden, Germany, 
          6 February 2005. Notes in Deutsch, English, 
          Français. Photos of artists, texts 
          with translations.
 
          Recorded in the Lukaskirche, Dresden, Germany, 
          6 February 2005. Notes in Deutsch, English, 
          Français. Photos of artists, texts 
          with translations.  CARUS 83.175 [65.04] [PSh]
 
          CARUS 83.175 [65.04] [PSh] 
        
A 
          major discovery, the Requiem Mass Vivaldi 
          never wrote. Every recording of music by Hasse 
          makes you want to hear more ... see Full 
          Review 
        
 Franz 
          Joseph HAYDN (1732–1809) 
          24 
          Minuets, Hob.IX:16 (c.1790) [63’30"]
 
          Franz 
          Joseph HAYDN (1732–1809) 
          24 
          Minuets, Hob.IX:16 (c.1790) [63’30"] 
           Philharmonia Hungarica/Antal Dorati recorded 
          in Marl, Germany, September 1975. ADD
 
          Philharmonia Hungarica/Antal Dorati recorded 
          in Marl, Germany, September 1975. ADD 
           DECCA ELOQUENCE 476 7693 [63.30] [JPh]
 
          DECCA ELOQUENCE 476 7693 [63.30] [JPh] 
        
Out-and-out 
          dance music written for pure pleasure. The 
          orchestra and the conductor take on the task 
          with utter and evident relish. ... see Full 
          Review  
        
 RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH 
          Joseph HAYDN (1732-1809) 
          Scottish 
          and Welsh Songs [32:18] Trio Es-Dur Hob. XV: 36 [10:56] Six Original 
          Canzonettas [19:38] Trio A-Dur Hob. XV: 35 [12:31]
RECORDING 
          OF THE MONTH 
          Joseph HAYDN (1732-1809) 
          Scottish 
          and Welsh Songs [32:18] Trio Es-Dur Hob. XV: 36 [10:56] Six Original 
          Canzonettas [19:38] Trio A-Dur Hob. XV: 35 [12:31]  James Taylor (tenor) Münchner Klaviertrio (Donald Sulzen (piano); Rudolf 
          J. Koeckert (violin); Gerhard Zank (cello)) Recorded at the Bayerischer 
          Rundfunk, Studio 2, München on 18-20, 24 July 2002.
 
          James Taylor (tenor) Münchner Klaviertrio (Donald Sulzen (piano); Rudolf 
          J. Koeckert (violin); Gerhard Zank (cello)) Recorded at the Bayerischer 
          Rundfunk, Studio 2, München on 18-20, 24 July 2002.  ORFEO C117051A [75:32][JR]
 
          ORFEO C117051A [75:32][JR]
         
          This 
            recording is a must-have! Finding a better recording of these Haydn 
            vocal works will be a challenge. ... see Full 
            Review
         
        Joseph 
          HAYDN (1732-1809) 
          The 
          Seasons (abridged) [86:32] Gabriella Gatti (soprano), Francesco 
          Albanese (tenor), Luciano Neroni (bass) Orchestra Sinfonica e Coro Lirico 
          dell’EIAR/Vittorio Gui Recorded 10th-14th June 
          1943 at the Teatro La Fenice, Venice Claudio 
          MONTEVERDI (1567-1643) Arianna: Il lamento di Arianna 
          [08:18] (1) Wolfgang Amadeus MOZART (1756-1791) 
          Le nozze di Figaro: Porgi amor [04:08] (2) Carl 
          Maria von WEBER (1786-1826) Oberon: Piangi mio cuor [04:32] 
          (3) Gabriella Gatti (soprano), Orchestra Sinfonica dell’EIAR/Alfredo 
          Simonetto (1), Fernando Previtali (2, 3) Recorded in August 1941 at 
          the Teatro Nuovo of Turin Wolfgang Amadeus 
          MOZART Die Zauberflöte: Possenti numi [03:16] 
          (4) Gioacchino ROSSINI (1792-1868) Mosè 
          in Egitto: Eterno! Immenso! Incomprensibil Dio! [04:42] (5), 
          Il barbiere di Siviglia: La calunnia [04:10] (6) Vincenzo 
          BELLINI (1801-1835) I puritani: Suoni la tromba [03:42] 
          (7)  Luciano Neroni 
          (bass), with Giuseppe Manacchini (baritone) (7), Orchestra Sinfonica 
          dell’EIAR/Mario Rossi (4), Alfredo Simonetto (5), Ugo Tansini (6, 7) 
          Recorded 28th October 1948 (4), 14th October 1948 
          (5), 15th June 1943 (6), July 1939 (7), at the Turin Conservatoire 
          (4, 5), Teatro La Fenice, Venice (6), Teatro Nuovo of Turin (7)
 Luciano Neroni 
          (bass), with Giuseppe Manacchini (baritone) (7), Orchestra Sinfonica 
          dell’EIAR/Mario Rossi (4), Alfredo Simonetto (5), Ugo Tansini (6, 7) 
          Recorded 28th October 1948 (4), 14th October 1948 
          (5), 15th June 1943 (6), July 1939 (7), at the Turin Conservatoire 
          (4, 5), Teatro La Fenice, Venice (6), Teatro Nuovo of Turin (7)  WARNER FONIT 5050467-7898-2-1 [64:50 + 55:29] [CH]
 
          WARNER FONIT 5050467-7898-2-1 [64:50 + 55:29] [CH]  
        
The 
          first ever recording of "The Seasons", 
          notable for the conducting of Vittorio Gui. 
          ... see Full 
          Review 
        
 
          Wilfred HEATON 
          (1918-2000) The Heaton 
          Collection - Volume Three Five 
          Little Pieces (1955) [9:45] Trombone 
          Concerto (1952) [26:11] French 
          (2000?) [5:26] Annie Laurie (2000?) 
          [8:59] Beulah Land (2000?) [12:07] 
           Black Dyke Band/Dr. Nicholas Childs International 
          Staff Band of the Salvation Army/Stephen Cobb 
          Recorded 4th April 2005, Morley 
          Town Hall (Tracks 1 – 6 Black Dyke) 23rd 
          June 2004, Henry Wood Hall, London (Tracks 
          7 – 11 International Staff Band) DDD
 
          Black Dyke Band/Dr. Nicholas Childs International 
          Staff Band of the Salvation Army/Stephen Cobb 
          Recorded 4th April 2005, Morley 
          Town Hall (Tracks 1 – 6 Black Dyke) 23rd 
          June 2004, Henry Wood Hall, London (Tracks 
          7 – 11 International Staff Band) DDD  SP&S SPS 198 CD [62:53] [CT]
 
          SP&S SPS 198 CD [62:53] [CT] 
        
A 
          rewarding further volume in an ongoing exploration 
          of Wilfred Heaton’s music for brass band. 
          ... see Full 
          Review  
        
 
          Hans Werner 
          HENZE 
          (b. 1926) Symphony 
          No. 10 (I Ein Sturm; II Ein Hymnus; 
          III Ein Tanz; IV Ein Traum) 
          (1997-2000) [38:13] Quattro Poemi (I 
          Elogio; II Egloga; III Elegia; 
          IV Ditirambo) (1955) [10:38] La 
          Selva incantata - Aria et Rondo pour 
          orchestre (1991) [11:35]  Orchestra National de Montpellier/Friedemann 
          Layer rec. live l'Opéra Berlioz de 
          Montpellier 14 Feb 2004 (symphony); 10 Sept 
          2004. DDD
 
          Orchestra National de Montpellier/Friedemann 
          Layer rec. live l'Opéra Berlioz de 
          Montpellier 14 Feb 2004 (symphony); 10 Sept 
          2004. DDD  ACCORD 476 7156 [60:08] [RB]
 
          ACCORD 476 7156 [60:08] [RB] 
        
          An important anthology: 
          his most recent symphony, a work of his confident 
          feral fifties and a brilliant jeu d'esprit 
          from the 1990s. ... see Full 
          Review  
        
 
          Vagn 
          HOLMBOE 
          (1909-1996) Concerto 
          No. 8 Sinfonia Concertante Op. 38 M.148 
          (1945) [19.07] Concerto No. 10 Træ 
          Messing og Tarm (Wood, Brass and Gut) 
          Op. 40 M.150 (1945-46) [17.46] Concerto 
          Giocondo e Severo Op. 132 M.288 (1977) 
          [10.40] Den Galsindede Tyrk (The 
          Ill-Tempered Turk) ballet suite Op. 32b 
          M.242 (1944-45) [19.28]  Aalborg Symphony Orchestra/Owain Arwel Hughes 
          Recorded. Aalborghallen, Aalborg, Denmark, 
          May 1998 (Opp. 32b, 132), June 1999 (Opp. 
          38, 40)
 
          Aalborg Symphony Orchestra/Owain Arwel Hughes 
          Recorded. Aalborghallen, Aalborg, Denmark, 
          May 1998 (Opp. 32b, 132), June 1999 (Opp. 
          38, 40)  BIS-CD-917 [68.16] [JW]
 
          BIS-CD-917 [68.16] [JW] 
        
Standards 
          of musicianship, scholarship and commitment 
          are high ... deserving of accolade and admiring 
          investigation. ... see Full 
          Review
        
Gustav 
          HOLST (1874-1934) 
          The 
          Planets Op. 32 (1917) (1. Mars, The Bringer of War [6:26]; 2. 
          Venus, The Bringer of Peace [8:30]; 3. Mercury, The Winged Messenger 
          [3:50]; 4. Jupiter, The Bringer of Jollity [7:51]; 5. Saturn, The Bringer 
          of Old Age [9:03]; 6. Uranus, The Magician [6:05]; 7. Neptune, The Mystic 
          [7:15])  Women of 
          the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus/Ann Howard Jones Atlanta Symphony 
          Orchestra/Yoel Levi rec. Woodruff Arts Center, Atlanta, Georgia, 3-4 
          April 1997. DDD
 Women of 
          the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus/Ann Howard Jones Atlanta Symphony 
          Orchestra/Yoel Levi rec. Woodruff Arts Center, Atlanta, Georgia, 3-4 
          April 1997. DDD  TELARC 
          CD-80466 [49:00] [PG]
 TELARC 
          CD-80466 [49:00] [PG] 
        
If 
          you are looking to add a recording of Holst’s 
          The Planets to your collection, this certainly 
          would be an excellent choice. ... see Full 
          Review 
        
 
          Alan HOVHANESS 
          (1911-2000)  
          Concerto for two pianos and orchestra (1954) 
          [20.51]* Three Pieces for two pianos +: Mihr 
          (1945) [9.25]; Ko-ola-u (1962) [2.19]; 
          Vijag (1946) [3.44] Lousadzak – concerto 
          for piano and orchestra (1944) [18.56]++  Martin Berkofsky (piano, on all pieces) 
          with Atakan Sari (piano 2)* Globalis Symphony 
          Orchestra/Konstantin Krimets Sergei Podobedov 
          (piano 2)+ Nikolai Zherenkov (violin)++ Recorded 
          at Mosfilm Studios, Moscow, March 2003 (Concerto 
          for two pianos), House of Sound, Moscow, March 
          and June 2004 (remainder)
 
          Martin Berkofsky (piano, on all pieces) 
          with Atakan Sari (piano 2)* Globalis Symphony 
          Orchestra/Konstantin Krimets Sergei Podobedov 
          (piano 2)+ Nikolai Zherenkov (violin)++ Recorded 
          at Mosfilm Studios, Moscow, March 2003 (Concerto 
          for two pianos), House of Sound, Moscow, March 
          and June 2004 (remainder)  BLACK BOX BBM1103 [55.21] [JW]
 
          BLACK BOX BBM1103 [55.21] [JW]  
        
Recorded 
          sound sympathetic and warm ... a mandatory 
          purchase for Hovhaness admirers ... see Full 
          Review 
        
 Herbert HOWELLS (1892-1983) 
          Missa 
          Sabrinensis for soprano, alto, tenor, baritone, chorus and orchestra 
          (1953) [76:10] Stabat Mater for tenor solo, chorus and 
          orchestra (1965) [51:44]
 
          Herbert HOWELLS (1892-1983) 
          Missa 
          Sabrinensis for soprano, alto, tenor, baritone, chorus and orchestra 
          (1953) [76:10] Stabat Mater for tenor solo, chorus and 
          orchestra (1965) [51:44]  Janice Watson (sop); Della Jones (mezzo); Martyn Hill (ten); Donald 
          Maxwell (bar); Neill Archer (ten) (Stabat only) London Symphony 
          Chorus/Stephen Westrop London Symphony Orchestra/Gennady Rozhdestvensky 
          rec. Blackheath Concert Halls, London, 7-9 Apr 1994 (Missa Sabrinensis); 
          10 Apr 1994 (Stabat Mater). DDD
 
          Janice Watson (sop); Della Jones (mezzo); Martyn Hill (ten); Donald 
          Maxwell (bar); Neill Archer (ten) (Stabat only) London Symphony 
          Chorus/Stephen Westrop London Symphony Orchestra/Gennady Rozhdestvensky 
          rec. Blackheath Concert Halls, London, 7-9 Apr 1994 (Missa Sabrinensis); 
          10 Apr 1994 (Stabat Mater). DDD  CHANDOS 2for1 CHAN 241-27 [76:10 + 51:44] [RB]
 
          CHANDOS 2for1 CHAN 241-27 [76:10 + 51:44] [RB]  
        
What 
          more can one ask to lift you from the light 
          of common day. ... see Full 
          Review  
        
 
          Herbert 
          HOWELLS 
          (1892–1983) Lambert’s 
          Clavichord - Twelve pieces for clavichord, 
          Op. 41 (1927) Howells: Clavichord - 
          Twenty pieces for clavichord or piano (1941, 
          1961)  John McCabe (piano) Rec. 31 July - 1 Aug 
          1993. DDD Originally issued as CDA66689
 
          John McCabe (piano) Rec. 31 July - 1 Aug 
          1993. DDD Originally issued as CDA66689  HYPERION HELIOS CDH55152 [78:50] [RB]
 
          HYPERION HELIOS CDH55152 [78:50] [RB] 
          
        
Here 
          is a reissue at bargain price of Howells' 
          two clavichord portraiture sequences. They 
          are sensitively played on the piano but with 
          the tone and timbre of the clavichord constantly 
          present. ... see Full 
          Review 
        
 Tobias 
          HUME (1575?-1645) 
          The Passion of Musick, Poeticall Musicke The 
          Soldiers Song [01:59] A souldiers Galiard 
          [01:44] Fain would I change that note [02:46] 
          Tobacco is like love [01:47] M.S. Georges 
          delight [02:21] Cease leaden slumber [05:21] 
          The passion of musick [03:48] What greater 
          griefe [04:21] Captain Hume Lamentation [08:28] 
          Captaine Humes Musicall Humors Hark, 
          hark [02:02] I'm falling [01:21] Beccus an 
          hungarian lord his delight [04:44] Captain 
          Hume Pavin [08:32] A Souldiers resolution 
          [04:11] Deth [05:21] Life [01:56] A Pavin 
          [05:55]
 
          Tobias 
          HUME (1575?-1645) 
          The Passion of Musick, Poeticall Musicke The 
          Soldiers Song [01:59] A souldiers Galiard 
          [01:44] Fain would I change that note [02:46] 
          Tobacco is like love [01:47] M.S. Georges 
          delight [02:21] Cease leaden slumber [05:21] 
          The passion of musick [03:48] What greater 
          griefe [04:21] Captain Hume Lamentation [08:28] 
          Captaine Humes Musicall Humors Hark, 
          hark [02:02] I'm falling [01:21] Beccus an 
          hungarian lord his delight [04:44] Captain 
          Hume Pavin [08:32] A Souldiers resolution 
          [04:11] Deth [05:21] Life [01:56] A Pavin 
          [05:55]  Nima Ben David, bass viol; Pascale Boquet, 
          tenor and bass lute, theorbo; Damien Guillon, 
          alto; Bruno Boterf, tenor Consort de la Belle 
          Feullie: (Ariane Maurette, descant and bass 
          viol; Andréas Linos, tenor and bass 
          viol; Nima Ben David, bass viol; Pascal Gallon, 
          bass lute) rec. April 2003, Chapel of the 
          Hospital Notre-Dame de Bon Secours, Paris, 
          France. DDD
 
          Nima Ben David, bass viol; Pascale Boquet, 
          tenor and bass lute, theorbo; Damien Guillon, 
          alto; Bruno Boterf, tenor Consort de la Belle 
          Feullie: (Ariane Maurette, descant and bass 
          viol; Andréas Linos, tenor and bass 
          viol; Nima Ben David, bass viol; Pascal Gallon, 
          bass lute) rec. April 2003, Chapel of the 
          Hospital Notre-Dame de Bon Secours, Paris, 
          France. DDD  ALPHA 061 [66:43] [JV]
 
          ALPHA 061 [66:43] [JV] 
        
A 
          worthy tribute to one of the most interesting 
          composers in English music history - strongly 
          recommended… see Full 
          Review  
        
Johann 
          Nepomuk HUMMEL (1778-1837) Piano and 
          Violin Concerto Op.17 (1804) [36.24] Violin Concerto (completed by Gregory 
          Rose) (?1806) [27.29]  Alexander Trostiansky (violin) Polina Osetinskaya (piano) Russian Philharmonic 
          Orchestra/Gregory Rose Recorded in Studio 5, Russian State TV and Radio 
          Company Kultura, Moscow. September 2004
 
          Alexander Trostiansky (violin) Polina Osetinskaya (piano) Russian Philharmonic 
          Orchestra/Gregory Rose Recorded in Studio 5, Russian State TV and Radio 
          Company Kultura, Moscow. September 2004  NAXOS 8.557595 [64.21][JW]
 
          NAXOS 8.557595 [64.21][JW]
        
 
          Naxos 
            has cut the Gordian knot at budget price and despite some weaknesses 
            you will certainly encounter two spirited works. ... see Full 
            Review
         
        Jacques 
          IBERT (1890-1962) 
          Film Music Macbeth (Suite, 1948); Golgotha (Suite, 
          1935); Don Quichotte (1933)  Jacques Tchamkerten (ondes martenot) (Golgotha) Henry Kiichli 
          (bass) (Don Quichotte), Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra (Bratislava)/Adriano 
          rec. Concert Hall, Slovak Radio, Bratislava, 5–6 July 1989 (Golgotha), 
          15 January 1990 (Don Quichotte), 17 – 18 January 1990 (Macbeth)
 
          Jacques Tchamkerten (ondes martenot) (Golgotha) Henry Kiichli 
          (bass) (Don Quichotte), Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra (Bratislava)/Adriano 
          rec. Concert Hall, Slovak Radio, Bratislava, 5–6 July 1989 (Golgotha), 
          15 January 1990 (Don Quichotte), 17 – 18 January 1990 (Macbeth)  NAXOS 8.557607 [77:19][GF]
 
          NAXOS 8.557607 [77:19][GF] 
        This 
          disc can be confidently recommended – not only to film-music buffs. 
          ... see Full Review 
        
 
           Kamran 
          INCE 
          (b. 1960) Symphony 
          No 3 Siege of Vienna (1994-5) [24:44] Domes (1993) [13:39] 
          Symphony No 4 Sardis (1999-2000) [22:46]  Prague Symphony Orchestra/Kamran Ince rec. Dvořák Hall of the Rudolfinum, 
          Prague, February 2001. DDD
 
          Prague Symphony Orchestra/Kamran Ince rec. Dvořák Hall of the Rudolfinum, 
          Prague, February 2001. DDD  NAXOS 8.557588 [61:09][PCW]
 
          NAXOS 8.557588 [61:09][PCW] 
        
This 
          is a most interesting disc in an important 
          series … see Full 
          Review 
        
 
          Gordon 
          JACOB (1895 
          -1984) A Festival of Music 
          An 
          Original Suite (1928) [10:13] Overture "Ally 
          Pally" (1975) [6:16] Fantasia for Euphonium 
          and Concert Band (1969) [11:14] Concerto for 
          Band (1967) [12:26] Music for a Festival (1950) 
          [35:03] National Anthem arr. for Band (1953) 
          [1:24]  L.Cpl. John Storey (euphonium) Regimental 
          Band of the Coldstream Guards/ Major Graham 
          O. Jones MBE Rec. The Chapel, Chelsea Barracks, 
          24-25 November 2004
 
          L.Cpl. John Storey (euphonium) Regimental 
          Band of the Coldstream Guards/ Major Graham 
          O. Jones MBE Rec. The Chapel, Chelsea Barracks, 
          24-25 November 2004  SPECIALIST RECORDING COMPANY CD SRC 108 [76:39] 
          [GO]
 
          SPECIALIST RECORDING COMPANY CD SRC 108 [76:39] 
          [GO]  
        
Enterprising 
          ... a fitting tribute to Jacob from one of 
          the UK’s leading military bands for his contributions 
          to the medium over a period of some sixty 
          years. ... see Full 
          Review  
        
 
          Giya KANCHELI 
          (b.1935) Simi 
          [26.42] Mourned by the Wind (1984) 
          [38.06]  Alexander Ivashkin (cello) Russian State Symphony 
          Orchestra/Valeri Polyansky Recorded in the 
          Grand Hall of Moscow Conservatory, September 
          2004
 
          Alexander Ivashkin (cello) Russian State Symphony 
          Orchestra/Valeri Polyansky Recorded in the 
          Grand Hall of Moscow Conservatory, September 
          2004  CHANDOS CHAN 10297 [64.59] [JW]
 
          CHANDOS CHAN 10297 [64.59] [JW] 
        
The 
          fluid and the shocking are controlled with 
          great understanding. A partnership that keens 
          with commitment and bitter truthfulness. ... 
          see Full 
          Review  
        
Erich 
          Wolfgang KORNGOLD (1897-1957)Fairytale 
          pictures and other orchestral music 
          Violanta: Prelude and Carnival Op.8 
          (1916) [7.41] Schauspiel Overture Op.4 
          (1911) [13.27] Märchenbilder (Fairytale 
          pictures) Op.3 (1910) [18.57] Straussiana 
          (1953) [6.47] Theme and Seven Variations 
          Op.42 [9.04] Tales of Strauss Op.21 
          (1927) orchestrated Franz 
          Kopriva [11.01]  Bruckner Orchestra Linz/Caspar Richter 
          Recorded in Bruckner House, Linz, Austria, 
          20-24 February 2001. DDD
 
          Bruckner Orchestra Linz/Caspar Richter 
          Recorded in Bruckner House, Linz, Austria, 
          20-24 February 2001. DDD  ASV CD DCA 1108 [68.38] [CF]
 
          ASV CD DCA 1108 [68.38] [CF]  
        
A 
          welcome disc of highly enjoyable music taking 
          us beyond the obvious as far as Korngold’s 
          output is concerned ... see Full 
          Review 
        
 
          Ernst KRENEK 
          (1900-1991) Monolog der 
          Stella Op.57 (1928) [6.50] Ô Lacrymosa 
          Op.48 (1926) [7.09] Durch die Nacht Op.67 
          (1930-31) [19.07] Die Nachtigall Op.68 (1931) 
          [7.09] Wechselrahmen Op.189 (1964-66) [13.22] 
          Two Silent Watchers Op.222 (1975) [4.26]  Ilana Davidson (soprano) Debra Ayers (piano) 
          Recorded at the Purchase Performing Arts Centre 
          Concert Hall, December 2003
 
          Ilana Davidson (soprano) Debra Ayers (piano) 
          Recorded at the Purchase Performing Arts Centre 
          Concert Hall, December 2003  CAPRICCIO 67 133 [57.16] [JW]
 
          CAPRICCIO 67 133 [57.16] [JW] 
        
I 
          can’t say it was unmitigated joy listening 
          to his songs – I much prefer his operatic 
          work – but Krenek’s is a powerful voice and 
          it needs to be heard. ... see Full 
          Review
             
          Johann 
          KROPFGANS (1708-c.1770) 
          Sonata 
          in G Major [11:51] Divertimento in F Major 
          [13:37] Concerto in c minor [14:18] Divertimento 
          in B-flat Major [13:32] Sonata in D major 
          [11:49]  Galanterie (John Schneiderman, lute; Elizabeth 
          Blumenstock, violin; William Skeen, cello) 
          Recorded April 11, 2004. Recording location 
          not specified.
 
          Galanterie (John Schneiderman, lute; Elizabeth 
          Blumenstock, violin; William Skeen, cello) 
          Recorded April 11, 2004. Recording location 
          not specified.  PROFIL PH 05012 [69:19] [KS]
 
          PROFIL PH 05012 [69:19] [KS] 
        
A 
          lovely little outing, most highly recommended. 
          ... see Full 
          Review  
        
Constant 
          LAMBERT 
          (1905–1951) Romeo 
          and Juliet - Ballet in Two Tableaux (1924/5) [29'51] Elegiac 
          Blues - In memory of Florence Mills (1927, orch. 1928) [2:54] 
          Piano Concerto for piano solo, two trumpets, strings and timpani 
          (1924) [17:07] The Bird Actors Overture (1925, rev. 1927) 
          [3:18] Prize Fight: Ballet in One Act (1924, rev. 1927) 
          [9:12]  Jonathan Plowright 
          (piano) English Northern Philharmonia/David Lloyd-Jones rec. Clothworkers’ 
          Hall, University of Leeds, 19-20 Dec 2004. DDD
 Jonathan Plowright 
          (piano) English Northern Philharmonia/David Lloyd-Jones rec. Clothworkers’ 
          Hall, University of Leeds, 19-20 Dec 2004. DDD  HYPERION CDA67545 [62:52] [RB]
 
          HYPERION CDA67545 [62:52] [RB]  
        
Another 
          fine Lambert collection with the best version 
          of Romeo and Juliet and all the more valuable 
          for recording premieres with intrinsic attraction 
          especially the concerto and Elegiac Blues 
          ... see Full 
          Review 
        
 
          Peter Erasmus LANGE-MÜLLER (1850-1926) 
          Once 
          upon a Time Op.25 - extracts (1887) [43:21] 
          Renaissance Op.59 - extracts (1901) 
          [9:16] Songs by the Sea Op.54 (no date) 
          [5:17] Late on a night so cold Op.64 
          (unpublished) World premiere recording [1:57] 
          Viking Blood Op.50 - extracts (1900) 
          [8:01] World premiere recording of the overture 
          Susanne Elmark, soprano Michael Kristensen, 
          tenor Johan Reuter, baritone Coro Misto  Aalborg Symphony Orchestra/Moshe Atzmon rec. 
          December 2000 and December 2004, Aalborghallen, 
          Aalborg, Denmark. DDD
 
          Aalborg Symphony Orchestra/Moshe Atzmon rec. 
          December 2000 and December 2004, Aalborghallen, 
          Aalborg, Denmark. DDD BIS-CD-1214 [69:01] [DB]
 
          BIS-CD-1214 [69:01] [DB] 
        
BIS 
          is to be congratulated on filling an interesting 
          gap in our knowledge of the late 19th 
          century Danish repertoire. Lange-Muller really 
          belongs in the regular repertoire of Friday 
          night is music night on Radio Two. ... see 
          Full 
          Review  
        
 
          Giovanni 
          LEGRENZI (1626-1690) 
          Sonate a due e a tre Opus 2 (1655):Trio sonatas 
          1655  Parnassi musici: (Margaret MacDuffie, Matthias 
          Fischer (violin), Sergio Azzolini (bassoon), 
          Stephan Schrader (cello), Diego Cantalupi 
          (theorbo), Martin Lutz (organ)) Recorded in 
          February 2003 at the Studio of the Südwestrundfunk, 
          Karlsruhe, Germany. DDD
 
          Parnassi musici: (Margaret MacDuffie, Matthias 
          Fischer (violin), Sergio Azzolini (bassoon), 
          Stephan Schrader (cello), Diego Cantalupi 
          (theorbo), Martin Lutz (organ)) Recorded in 
          February 2003 at the Studio of the Südwestrundfunk, 
          Karlsruhe, Germany. DDD  CPO 777 030-2 [65:33] [JV]
 
          CPO 777 030-2 [65:33] [JV] 
        
An 
          excellent recording of a historically important 
          and musically captivating collection of trio 
          sonatas by Legrenzi ... see Full 
          Review  
        
 
          Franz 
          LEHÁR (1870 
          – 1948) Zigeunerliebe 
          (Gipsy Love) - Romantic operetta in three 
          acts, First version (1910) Johanna Stojkovic 
          (soprano) – Zorika; Dagmar Schellenberger 
          (soprano) – Ilona; Zoran Todorovich (tenor) 
          – Józsi; Bernhard Schneider (tenor) 
          – Jonel; Ksenija Lukić (soprano) – Jolán; 
          Stefan-Alexander Rankl (tenor) – Kajetán; 
          Markus Köhler (baritone) – Dragotin; Raphaela 
          Schulze (soprano) – Frau von Kérem; Andreas 
          Hörl (bass) – Mihaly; Andrej Bielow (solo 
          violin); Katerina Zlatniková and Agnes Szakály 
          (cymbal)  NDR-Chor, NDR Radiophilharmonie/Frank 
          Beermann Recorded at NDR (North German Radio) 
          Hannover, Grosser Sendesaal, January and September 
          2003
 
          NDR-Chor, NDR Radiophilharmonie/Frank 
          Beermann Recorded at NDR (North German Radio) 
          Hannover, Grosser Sendesaal, January and September 
          2003  CPO 999 842 – 2 [52:24 + 66:48] [GF]
 
          CPO 999 842 – 2 [52:24 + 66:48] [GF] 
           
        
Lehár 
          lovers should rush to the nearest record store 
          and others, who are not directly allergic 
          to operetta, should also lend this recording 
          their ears. They will be in for several pleasing 
          surprises. ... see Full 
          Review 
        
 
          Franz LEHÁR 
          (1870-1948) The Best of Franz Lehár 
          Die 
          Lustige Witwe (1905): Lippe schweigen 
          [2.59] Schön 
          ist die Welt (1930): Frei und jung 
          dabei [2.43]; Schön ist die Welt 
          [2.43]; Ich bin verliebt [3.10]Das 
          Land des Lächleins (1929): Bei 
          einem Tee à deux [3.18]; Dein 
          ist mein ganzes Herz! [3.22]; Wer hat 
          die Liebe [5.09] Paganini (1925): 
          Gern hab’ ich die Frau’n gesküßt 
          [3.11]; Niemand liebt dich so wie ich 
          [4.56]; Liebem du Himmel auf Erden 
          [2.28] Der Zarewitsch (1927): 
          Wolgalied [4.50]; Kosende Welien 
          [3.43] Friederike (1928): 
          Warum hast du mich wach geküßt 
          [3.23]; Der Graf von Luxemburg (1929): 
          Lieber Freund [5.48] Renate Holm (soprano) 
          Werner Krenn (tenor) Orchester der Wiener 
          Volksoper/Anton Paulik Eva (1911): 
          Wär’ es auch nichts als ein Augenblick 
          [3.40]; Zigeunerliebe (1910): Hör’ 
          ich Cymbalklänge [3.38]  Pilar Lorengar (soprano) Vienna Opera 
          Orchestra/Walter Weller rec. Dec 1970 (cond. 
          Paulik), Nov 1970 (cond. Weller), Sofiensaal, 
          Vienna
 
          Pilar Lorengar (soprano) Vienna Opera 
          Orchestra/Walter Weller rec. Dec 1970 (cond. 
          Paulik), Nov 1970 (cond. Weller), Sofiensaal, 
          Vienna  DECCA ELOQUENCE 476 2703 [60.02] [TB]
 
          DECCA ELOQUENCE 476 2703 [60.02] [TB] 
          
        
A 
          pleasing reissue, even if it does come without 
          texts and translations. ... see Full 
          Review 
        
 
          Oskar 
          LINDBERG (1887-1955) 
          Tre 
          dalmålningar (Three Dalecarlian 
          Paintings) op. 1 [18:09] Festpolonäs 
          Op. 13 [8:37] Hemifrån (From 
          Home) tone poem Op. 34 (1933) [16:28] 
          Leksandssvit (Leksand Suite) 
          Op. 41 [17:03] Gesunda tone poem Op. 
          54 (1947) [16:00]  Gävle Symphony Orchestra/Michael Bartosch 
          Rec. 14-17 Mar 2005, Gävle Concewrt \Hall, 
          Sweden. DDD
 
          Gävle Symphony Orchestra/Michael Bartosch 
          Rec. 14-17 Mar 2005, Gävle Concewrt \Hall, 
          Sweden. DDD  STERLING CDS-1067-2 [76:37] [RB]
 
          STERLING CDS-1067-2 [76:37] [RB] 
        
Relaxed 
          and relaxing Swedish pastoral nationalism 
          from one of the idiom's leading Swedish practitioners. 
          ... see Full 
          Review  
        
 
          Franz 
          LISZT (1811-1886) 
          Masterpieces Dante Symphony, R426, (1857) [47’26”] A La Chapelle Sixtine R445, (1862) [17’39”] Les Preludes R414, 
          (1854) [16’46”] Orpheus R415, (1854) [11’23”] Tasso R413, 
          (1849) [19’26”] Hungaria R420, (1854) [21’32”] Hungarian Rhapsody 
          No.1 G359/1 (1839) [11’59”] Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 G359/4 
          (1841) [10’21”] Hungarian Rhapsody No.3 G359/3 (1841) 
          [8’30”] Hungarian Rhapsody No.4 G359/2 (1842) [11’13”] 
          Hungarian Rhapsody No.5 G359/5 (1843) [10’11”] Hungarian 
          Rhapsody No.6 G359/6 Pester Carneval (1845) [13’27”] Piano 
          Concerto No. 1 in E Flat major (1849) [18’19”] Piano Concerto No. 2 
          in A major (1857) [20’58”] Totentanz for Piano and Orchestra 
          (1849) [15’42”] Wanderer Fantasie after Franz Schubert (before 
          1852) [22’00”] Fantasie on Beethoven’s Ruins of Athens (1852) 
          [11’08”] Grande Fantaisie symphonique on Berlioz’s Lélio (1834) 
          [24’35”] Fantasia on Hungarian Folk-tunes (1852) [15’15”]  Netherlands 
          Radio Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus/Hartmut Haenchen Hungarian 
          State Orchestra/Janos Ferencsik (Symphonic Poems). Budapest Symphony 
          Orchestra/Andras Korodi (Hungarian Rhapsodies) Jeno Jando (piano) Budapest 
          Symphony Orchestra/Andras Ligeti (Piano Concerti, Totentanz and Fantasies) 
          Rec. unknown except Concertgebouw Amsterdam 1995. (Dante 
          Symphony; A la Chapelle Sixtine). DDD
 Netherlands 
          Radio Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus/Hartmut Haenchen Hungarian 
          State Orchestra/Janos Ferencsik (Symphonic Poems). Budapest Symphony 
          Orchestra/Andras Korodi (Hungarian Rhapsodies) Jeno Jando (piano) Budapest 
          Symphony Orchestra/Andras Ligeti (Piano Concerti, Totentanz and Fantasies) 
          Rec. unknown except Concertgebouw Amsterdam 1995. (Dante 
          Symphony; A la Chapelle Sixtine). DDD 
           CAPRICCIO 49 
          450 [5 CDs: 65’05” + 68’42” + 65’42” + 54’12” + 72’58”][JPh]
 CAPRICCIO 49 
          450 [5 CDs: 65’05” + 68’42” + 65’42” + 54’12” + 72’58”][JPh] 
        
Reasonable 
          performances but there are substantially better 
          recordings around which if bought separately, 
          might cost a little bit more, but would give 
          a much more satisfactory selection ... see 
          Full 
          Review 
        
 
          Franz 
          LISZT 
          (1811-1886) Années 
          de pèlerinage – Suisse: Première 
          Année – Suisse S160 (1855) 
          [51'45]: Chapelle de Guillaume Tell 
          [6'43]; Au lac de Wallenstadt [3'07]; 
          Pastorale [1'30]; Au bord d’une 
          source [3'56]; Orage [4'50]; Vallée 
          d’Obermann [15'53]; Eglogue [2'50]; 
          Le mal du pays [6'36]; Les cloches 
          de Genève – Nocturne [6'14] The 
          complete opera paraphrases after Charles 
          Gounod (1818–1893): Les Adieux 
          – Rêverie sur un motif de ‘Roméo 
          et Juliette’ S409 (1867) [8'30]; 
          Valse de l’opéra ‘Faust’ S407 
          (1861) [10'14]; Les Sabéennes – 
          Berceuse de l’opéra ‘La Reine de Saba’ S408 
          (1865) [4'40]  Stephen Hough, piano. rec. Henry Wood 
          Hall, London, 18-19 January, 21, 25 September 
          2003.
 
           Stephen Hough, piano. rec. Henry Wood 
          Hall, London, 18-19 January, 21, 25 September 
          2003.  HYPERION CDA67424 [75:20] [JF]
 
          HYPERION CDA67424 [75:20] [JF] 
        
I 
          heartily recommend this version ... it masterfully 
          achieves that just balance of lyricism and 
          pyrotechnics so necessary to the successful 
          playing of this music ... see Full 
          Review  
        
Franz 
          LISZT 
          (1811-1886) Nuages 
          Gris (Grey clouds) 1881 [3:45]; La lugubre gondola I (The 
          funeral gondola I) 1882 [4:07]; Unstern (Evil star) 
          1880-1886 [5:35]; Vallée d’Obermann (1848-1854) [15:24]; 
          Ludwig van BEETHOVEN (1770-1827) Sonata 
          No.30 in E major, Op.109 [20:51]; Panayiotis 
          DEMOPOULOS (b.1977) Tetractys for solo piano 2000 
          [8:18]  Panayiotis 
          Demopoulos, piano. rec. Whiteley Hall, Chetham’s School of Music, Long 
          Millgate, Manchester, 18 April, 28 May 2003.
 Panayiotis 
          Demopoulos, piano. rec. Whiteley Hall, Chetham’s School of Music, Long 
          Millgate, Manchester, 18 April, 28 May 2003.  DUNELM RECORDS DRD0213 [58:00] [PS]
 
          DUNELM RECORDS DRD0213 [58:00] [PS]  
        
Panayiotis 
          Demopoulos, as can be heard from this well 
          recorded disc of Liszt and Beethoven has made 
          considerable progress as pianist and composer. 
          ... see Full 
          Review 
        
 Franz LISZT (1811-1886) 
          Präludium 
          und Fuge ůber das Thema B-A-C-H [14’32]; Weinen, Klagen, 
          Sorgen, Zagen – Präludium nach J.S. Bach [7’57]; Variationen 
          ůber den Basson continuo des ersten Satzes der Kantate ‘Weinen, 
          Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen, Angst und Not der Christen Tränenbrot’ und 
          des ‘Crucifixus’ der h-Moll-Messe von J.S. Bach [19’07] J.S. 
          BACH arr LISZT Drei Bach Bearbeitungen: Aus tiefer 
          Not schrei ich zu dir’ nach dem Eingangschor der Kantate BWV 38 
          [5’24]; Adagio aus der 4. Sonate fűr Violine und Cembalo BWV 
          1017 [3’59]; Einleitung und Fuge aus der Kantate ‘Ich hatte viel 
          Bekűmmernis nach dem Schlußchor ‘Das Lamm, das erwűrget’ BWV 
          21 [6’02] J.S. BACH Passacaglia 
          BWV 582 [14’42]
 
          Franz LISZT (1811-1886) 
          Präludium 
          und Fuge ůber das Thema B-A-C-H [14’32]; Weinen, Klagen, 
          Sorgen, Zagen – Präludium nach J.S. Bach [7’57]; Variationen 
          ůber den Basson continuo des ersten Satzes der Kantate ‘Weinen, 
          Klagen, Sorgen, Zagen, Angst und Not der Christen Tränenbrot’ und 
          des ‘Crucifixus’ der h-Moll-Messe von J.S. Bach [19’07] J.S. 
          BACH arr LISZT Drei Bach Bearbeitungen: Aus tiefer 
          Not schrei ich zu dir’ nach dem Eingangschor der Kantate BWV 38 
          [5’24]; Adagio aus der 4. Sonate fűr Violine und Cembalo BWV 
          1017 [3’59]; Einleitung und Fuge aus der Kantate ‘Ich hatte viel 
          Bekűmmernis nach dem Schlußchor ‘Das Lamm, das erwűrget’ BWV 
          21 [6’02] J.S. BACH Passacaglia 
          BWV 582 [14’42]  Michael Schönheit, organ rec. Merseburg Dom, 27-28 October 
          2004 DDD
 
          Michael Schönheit, organ rec. Merseburg Dom, 27-28 October 
          2004 DDD  
  MUSIK 
          DABRINGHAUS UND GRIMM MDG 906 1334-6 [72’37] [CB]
MUSIK 
          DABRINGHAUS UND GRIMM MDG 906 1334-6 [72’37] [CB]  
        
This 
          is an extremely valuable release of Liszt’s 
          music played on the organ for which much of 
          it was conceived; the first recording since 
          the instrument’s restoration. ... see 
          Full Review  
        
Detailed listing (last two days)]
          [Part 
          1 New]  [Part 
          2 A-B] [Part 3 C-L]
          [Part 4 M-R]  [Part 
          5 S-Z]
          [Part 6 Misc A-L]  [Part 
          7 Misc M-Z]