mikeweil

Yesterday, while reading some texts regarding Le Sacre Du Printemps for friends:

It actually was posted in a different thread ...

Lord lists one unissued alternate take from a Buck Clayton session. Studying the release history in different formats, often adding new tracks from the same session, suggests there might be more. But getting those tracks in session order and from good sources justifies such a set, given the excellent recorded sound of this music.

Couperin 's vocal music often overlooked, but is of very high quality.

Very sad news, he was great. I love the sound of the kora.

HEP in England also issued several discs of AFRS Jubilee material, West Coast big bands, Raeburn, Benny Carter etc. Always good music. There was a discography by Rainer E. Lotz and Ulrich Neuert, published in 1985 by Norbert Ruecker.

Great news. I'm in for the Vaguard sets.

Saw him conduct a local orchestra more than thirty years ago, interesting American composers pieces, Very sympathetic appearance.

I always thought he was one of the greatest. The way he interacts with the soloists on those Prestige dates is fantastic.

R.I.P. ..... sad news.

Today: Bach's organ trio sonatas BWV 525-530 by different performers:

This, plus the expected high import fees if I order from them directly will keep me from ordering this for now.

The b flat major concerto from these, which I will be going to hear live this evening in the exams performance of Korean harpsichordist Hwan-Jeong Lee in Frankfurt:

Looks very interesting! Today I hadpieces from these:

All the "unreleased" tracks were on the CDs Michael Cuscuna produced for Roulette twenty years ago. I have them all and compared track listings. But back then only few people took notice.

https://www.discogs.com/release/10863563-Hank-Jones-The-Rhythm-Section-The-Rhythm-Section-After-Hours Me want!

Now Scarlatti from this box: Marcelle Meyer was the fastest hand ever among classical pianists, knew no technical imits but never sounds like showing off. She simply played the music. Even the pieces Stravinskij dedicated to Rubinstein and Horowitz that they avoided but did not admit that they found them too hard to play. Highly recommended!

Yes! Much thanks!