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2394 cornuyer22 Send Email Jun 3, 2006
4:11 pm
I have a copy of the LP of Kirkpatrick&#39;s Concord Sonata. I am dumbfounded as to why this has never been released on CD. It is certainly one of, if not the,...
2395 anthony cole
coletony43 Send Email
Jun 3, 2006
4:40 pm
Absolutely agree............but which recording are you referring to, the "original"; Columbia ML4250 or the later MS7192? Tony ... From: cornuyer22 To:...
2396 Michael Shaffer
leehlt Send Email
Jun 3, 2006
4:56 pm
Hear hear! -- but this is the issue of mass marketing not only Charles Ives, but modern "classical&quot; music itself -- someone will come along -- the Sol Hurok of...
2397 cornuyer22 Send Email Jun 3, 2006
5:09 pm
I'm referring to the later version MS7192. I've never heard nor been able to find the ealier version. On the other hand, I was lucky enough to hear...
2398 Patrick Petit
patrpetit Send Email
Jun 4, 2006
4:27 pm
Both are excellents ,personnally i prefer the first 1948 recording, for his intimacy and his accuracy, as if Kirkpatrick played not from the score but from the...
2399 Patrick Petit
patrpetit Send Email
Jun 4, 2006
7:30 pm
From my radio archive here is the Emerson movement from Concord played by the french pianist Roger Muraro in 1997 at the Cargo concert hall of Grenoble The mp3...
2400 Frank Camiola
jeffreyhammo... Send Email
Jun 4, 2006
8:58 pm
... performance. ... Can we get a tree (or weed, distribution, etc?) of this recording available to us poor old sods on this great list who haven't been...
2401 Kirk McElhearn
kirkfrance Send Email
Jun 10, 2006
1:36 pm
Wow! I just discovered Morton Feldman's music - not the early stuff, but the long, slow, langorous later music... I picked up a copy of Triadic Variations from...
2402 tony cole
coletony43 Send Email
Jun 15, 2006
6:37 pm
Well, folks, hope y'all agree that the Pno Trio is one of Charley's very greatest works..........& there are some very fine recordings out there - e.g. Ma &...
2403 Scott Mortensen
scottkmort Send Email
Jun 16, 2006
2:37 pm
György Ligeti has died. Here's obit posted on MusicWeb International: http://www.musicweb- international.com/classrev/2006/Jun06/ligeti_obit.htm Sad to hear...
2404 Scott Mortensen
scottkmort Send Email
Jun 16, 2006
2:43 pm
... the AURA music label (AUR 419-2, see www.aura-music.com ) is absolutely wonderful. > ... Tony, thanks for the review. This recording has also been...
2405 Frank Camiola
jeffreyhammo... Send Email
Jun 17, 2006
1:13 am
I've been listening to Ligeti all week since I found out on Monday. He was absolutely one of my fav's and he will be sorely missed. An absolute genius as well...
2406 David See
dsee9559 Send Email
Jun 17, 2006
5:33 pm
The Collegedale TN NPR station played "Three Places" Friday afternoon, the recording by the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra. It was a nice addition to an other wise...
2407 Patrick Petit
patrpetit Send Email
Jun 18, 2006
10:22 am
Hello Remember Tony, in my first post <http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/charlesives/message/971> i have considered the recording by the Trio Matisse as the...
2408 Douglas Jordon
douglas_jordon Send Email
Jun 20, 2006
1:53 am
... I had a similar experience with Donna Coleman's recording of the 1st Piano Sonata. Hithertoo, I had only heard James Nalley's version. Two things really...
2409 David See
dsee9559 Send Email
Jun 20, 2006
11:30 pm
Ragtime is so much of what the 1st Sonata is about, it's hard to to imagine playing it without a feel for the genre. The recording I know the best is Masselos...
2410 Douglas Jordon
douglas_jordon Send Email
Jun 21, 2006
1:08 am
... Try Nalley's. He brings out the romantic character of the piece beautifully and he's got great chops. There is a great deal of clarity. But ragtime, no, at...
2411 Michael Shaffer
leehlt Send Email
Jun 21, 2006
6:07 pm
Ragtime is so much of what the 1st Sonata is about, it's hard to to imagine playing it without a feel for the genre. The recording I know the best is Masselos...
2412 Michael Shaffer
leehlt Send Email
Jun 21, 2006
7:34 pm
... Donna Coleman's "feel for the genre" (IMHO) is as good as it gets -- her recording of 60 years of Ragtimes from Joplin to Balcolm demonstrates her...
2413 David See
dsee9559 Send Email
Jun 22, 2006
1:07 pm
... Too bad about that. Looking for her commercial recordings, I queried Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Tower Records on-line and found the 1st Sonata carried by...
2414 Michael Shaffer
leehlt Send Email
Jun 22, 2006
1:17 pm
send me a msg w/email backchannel and I can arrange for the acquisition of the Ives/Coleman disks -- not impertinent: I don't think it matters but I listened...
2415 Patrick Petit
patrpetit Send Email
Jun 23, 2006
8:03 pm
Hello I was'nt conviced by his Concord, but John Jensen has recorded a good version of the first sonata and plays very well the rags in the second mvt (music...
2416 tony cole
coletony43 Send Email
Jun 23, 2006
8:58 pm
Well, all this stuff about versions of the 1st Sonata, and no-one has yet mentioned what is surely the best recorded perfromance so far: Joanna McGregor. As...
2417 David See
dsee9559 Send Email
Jun 24, 2006
2:33 pm
As someone who has played the whole Concord and worked some on the first, my observation is that the first was the harder piece, at least in the rag movements....
2418 Douglas Jordon
douglas_jordon Send Email
Jun 24, 2006
7:20 pm
... I notice in Donna Coleman's version, the final authoritative statement of "Bringing in the Sheaves" is considerably slower and there's no justification...
2419 Patrick Petit
patrpetit Send Email
Jun 26, 2006
8:52 pm
Hello Is someone knows the recording of Ives's songs by Jacqueline Greissle (SPA records 1952 coupled with Revueltas).She&#39;s performed 11 songs, and several of...
2420 joseph_baldassarre
joseph_balda... Send Email
Jun 27, 2006
10:05 pm
Does anyone know (for certain) if Ives and Myrick still exists, perhaps under a different name. Could it have been usurped by another company? I had heard...
2421 cornuyer22 Send Email Jun 28, 2006
4:37 pm
Ives and Myrick became MONY (Mutual of New York)....
2422 Joseph Baldassarre
joseph_balda... Send Email
Jun 28, 2006
5:42 pm
How 'bout that? Thanks much! joe Dr Joseph A. Baldassarre Professor of Music at Boise State University Boise, Idaho 83725 USA Office phone: (208) 426-1507 Or...
2423 Vincent Bergeron
vincent2milles Send Email
Jun 29, 2006
12:23 am
Hi! This is a presentation email and is not intended as self-publicity, but its true, he his one of my biggest influences. I recently proclaim it on a recent...
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