Here's another Jacques Ibert disc on Marco Polo from 1993, and this time it's a survey of orchestral works written between 1921-1942. This is an all-around excellent disc imo, and indeed if I
had but an ounce of sleep-I'd write about this disc at length as there's many interesting
stories that correspond with at least three of the compositions on this recording; however I am running on fumes so I shall try to remember to come back to this post and add a few paragraphs
here for all of the (3 or so, ha...) visitors who actually take time to read about the music before eagerly scrolling down to the links ;)
This above is the actual cd I have, however the pdf file uses a different cover with different cover art, so the disc received two pressings for whatever reason, mine it would seem is from the initial pressing.
Enjoy.
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17 comments:
Thank you and please do ,once the fumes turn to liquid again.All the best from Jerusalem.
Agreed! Ibert doesn't get much exposure and this CD is a gem at showing his versatility in different styles - and very well performed with Adriano and Slovak orchestra. Thanks, looking forward to more posts - be well.
suuuuuuuuper gracias,por este magnífico cd,Tzadik,un abrazo de Tapirman (cuando puedas,sin apuro,trata de subir algunos Pianoconcertos de George Lloyd),gracias,Master of the Musas!!
Thanks! I am sure there are more than 3 visitors who read your interesting posts. LOL
Piterets
Some more wonderfully varied music in the last few days, thanks...fumes or not !
Good few of your discs to catch up on, so am transferring some to an MP3 player to take on my pre-Christmas cruise on Monday; very welcome they'll be too, thanks !
Thank you for Ibert. Would like to hear the music he composed for Orson Welles version of Macbeth for and Gene Kelly's Invitation to the Dance.
t.b.a. you are always welcome, and it's always nice to hear from you. And I will, hopefully by weekend's end. Tz
Hello Jim and thank you for commenting. Ibert is great, and indeed only gets middle-of-the-road exposure. There will be plenty of posts, including more Ibert :) Best, Tz
Hola Tapirman médico de la vida, eres bienvenido a mi amigo! No he encontrado mis sinfonías Lloyd todavía, pero mientras mira en un hdd encontré de Lloyd "La Vigilia de Venus" para coro y orquesta, si lo quieres? Es un buen material, es posible que tenga que ya ...?
Tapirman yes I have concertos too but again my GL collection is mostly in storage, and no problem when i can get at it I will post all my Lloyd for you -Tz
Hi Piterets nice to hear from you. Ha, ok perhaps there's 4.5 visitors who bother ;) -Regards, Tz
Cjv, I'm jealous..where does this pre-Christmas cruise take you exactly? My only cruises are musical ones in my apartment!
Anon I will add that to my 'request list', I have the Ibert on a Marco Polo film music classics disc, just a question of unearthing it!
Cruising to the Med, but on a big boat which I don't leave for 10 days; books, music, crosswords, a bit of sun...oh, & some lovely food and drink ! Hell, really !
Happy Christmas to all here !
Wow sounds great, a certain Janacek overture comes to mind...for me that is ;) (might be too obscure a reference, I dunnooo) Have a great time, cjv!! -Tz
Not 'Zarlivost', surely !
Ha...ok well I had a feeling it was too easy ;)
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