Pianophilia

lutoslawski wrote: Alfor ! What lp is this of Janis Medins? And what year was it recorded?

Tony

It is a 2 LP box "Kaibala Records 60F02". Recorded in 1976.

Alfred, I have deleted your post of the Howard Ferguson Piano Sonata played by Howard Shelley since it is probably still available from Hyperion Records.

Hyperion Records are a particularly close friend of this website, and we have many friends and supporters from the smaller recording companies and many of their artists.

Your post surprised me a little since in general you've followed the guidelines we discussed a few months ago. Please keep to what we have already discussed and be a bit more sensitive about the recordings you post. Contact any one of the team (of six) if you have any questions.

Thanks as always for your magnificent contributions.

Rob

rob wrote:Your post surprised me a little since in general you've followed the guidelines we discussed a few months ago. Please keep to what we have already discussed and be a bit more sensitive about the recordings you post. Contact any one of the team (of six) if you have any questions.
Rob

...sorry! My next postings will be Kentner, Murdoch, Cohen from shellacs (to my knowledge never issued on LP or CD) ... so hopefully no copyright problems!!!

alfor wrote:

rob wrote:Your post surprised me a little since in general you've followed the guidelines we discussed a few months ago. Please keep to what we have already discussed and be a bit more sensitive about the recordings you post. Contact any one of the team (of six) if you have any questions.
Rob

...sorry! My next postings will be Kentner, Murdoch, Cohen from shellacs (to my knowledge never issued on LP or CD) ... so hopefully no copyright problems!!!

Excellent - the Harriet Cohen will be especially welcome by me at least. Thanks!

Harriet COHEN
Bach: WC book I P&F 1 & 2 (from original shellac) A wonderful Bach player, praised by Edwin Fischer and many other fellow musicians.

Harriet COHEN
Bach WC book I

Harriet COHEN
Bach WC book I from original shellacs

too much serious Johann-Sebastian??
Have a break:

Billy MAYERL plays Billy Mayerl:
Marigold and Hollyhock
from original shellac

Akshin ALIZADE (Ali-Zade)
Chamber Symphony
(excellent work, Stravinsky influenced; deserves repeated hearings)
http://www.mediafire.com/?jfrmfdznmnw

AKSHIN ALI-ZADE
(b. 1937, AZERBAIJAN)

Born in Baku. He studied at the Azerbaijan Conservatory where he was a student of Dzhvedet Gadzhiev and later joined that school's faculty. After the collapse of the Soviet Union he moved to Turkey where he taught at Trabzon and Van. His works include ballets, cantatas, orchestral, instrumental and vocal music. He wrote a total of 5 Symphonies, the unrecorded ones being Nos. 1 (1962), 3 (1982), 4 "Mugam" (1984) and 5 ( ? ).

Symphony No. 2 "Chamber Symphony" (1966)

Niyazi/Moscow Radio Television Symphony Orchestra
( +Rustic Suite and 2 Miniatures)
MELODIYA S10-09473-4 (LP) (1977)

Symphony No. 3 (1982)

Rauf Abdullayev/Azerbaijan State Theater Opera and Ballet Symphony Orchestra
( + Bayatilar)
MELODIYA S10 21515 (LP) (1984)

Akshin ALIZADE (Ali-Zade)
Rustic Suite; 2 Miniatures
http://www.mediafire.com/alfor (folder: recordings)