Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Vaughan Williams-Heroic Elegy & Triumphal Epilogue (World Premiere) & Premieres of Alwyn, Bowen & Parry

This Dutton Epoch disc has all world premiere recordings. It's full of great tunes and great music.
As a Vaughan Williams freak in particular it is simply a must recording for me. Enjoy.


And the track listing:

William Alwyn
1) Overture in the Form of a Serenade (1946)

Ralph Vaughan Williams
2-3) Heroic Elegy & Triumphal Epilogue (1901 rev. 1902) 

York Bowen
4) Orchestral Poem "Eventide" (1922)

William Alwyn
5) Prelude (1925)

6) Blackdown- a Tone Poem from the Surrey Hills (1926)

7-10) Peter Pan Suite (1923)
7)Peter Pan
8)Tinker Bell
9)The Lost Boys in Never-Never Land
10)Captain Hook

11)Ad Infinitum-a Satire for Orchestra (1929)

Sir Hubert Parry
12-14) "Hypatia"- Incidental music (1892)
12)Hypatia & Philammon-Andante
13)Ruth & Orestes-Allegro
14)Oreste's March-Moderato alla marcia

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9 comments:

  1. I have just discovered your blog, lovely way to sample so many CD's that are difficult to find. Thanks for your work!

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  2. Welcome :) And you are right. I've been collecting for years however I always have more to learn/discover too and thanks to other blogs I get to do that; thus I created this blog as a thank you to similar bloggers and foremost to offer music to all visitors. -Thank you for commenting! Regards

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  3. Hey thanks for adding my blog to your links :)
    -I will have to check out your blogs, I already like what I see there!

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  4. I think exactly like you about the marvellous world of the MUSIC in our lives

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  5. An excellent CD, pure joy! Thank you very much

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  6. Guilloteclub, I'm happy you get it too :) Enjoy friend

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  7. Hi YiannisK you are very welcome! Comments indeed make me happy that I take the time to post the music. So are you a fan of Skalkottas? Nothing wrong with national pride ;)

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  8. Hi Fernando you are quite welcome! Sorry I missed your comment until now.. Tz

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