I was a bit bummed to see that this came out, since that means that the series is over. I'd hoped for the concertante works, especially the violin ones. But I can make do with what exists already. Naxos ought to issue a set of all the really obscure Respighi from Marco Polo by the mononym conductors Adriano. Some really wonderful stuff there, including cantatas, orchestral songs, suites, etc.
Dave, Id love it if you could do a general talk about changing our minds about favourite recordings - how and why we might do it, and with some personal examples!
I don't know, Dave. Neschling says so... I atended many of his concerts with São Paulo Symphony Orchestra. He is from Rio de Janeiro, and people say he was not kind with the musicians, a "tyranic conductor", let's say so...
Well, I bought the box. So much really beautiful music, well played and very well recorded. Got to get me some more of these BIS boxes.
I was a bit bummed to see that this came out, since that means that the series is over. I'd hoped for the concertante works, especially the violin ones. But I can make do with what exists already. Naxos ought to issue a set of all the really obscure Respighi from Marco Polo by the mononym conductors Adriano. Some really wonderful stuff there, including cantatas, orchestral songs, suites, etc.
Dave, Id love it if you could do a general talk about changing our minds about favourite recordings - how and why we might do it, and with some personal examples!
Interesting! Thanks for the suggestion.
John Luciano Neschling is Brazilian. He claims he is grand-nephew from Schönberg.
...who was also Brazilian. Go figure.
I don't know, Dave. Neschling says so... I atended many of his concerts with São Paulo Symphony Orchestra. He is from Rio de Janeiro, and people say he was not kind with the musicians, a "tyranic conductor", let's say so...
Does this contain the notes from the previous releases? As you can imagine, I would like to know a bit about the music I'm listening to.
Yes. In the box are the disks stored in paper and lined paper envelopes, and the same booklets as each individual release.
@@fyvewytches Thank you!