The Forgotten Monsieur Enescu
The Forgotten Monsieur Enescu
During his lifetime, Enescu was widely admired by such people as Pau Casals and by Ysaye; nowadays he is remembered solely for two rhapsodies that deserve a well earned rest.
What do you recommend of him? YOUTUBE has several symphonies by him that would fit perfectly in MUSIC CHOICE.
What do you recommend of him? YOUTUBE has several symphonies by him that would fit perfectly in MUSIC CHOICE.
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Jose van Dam
Foster/Monte Carlo
EMI 1989
A somewhat obscure 20th century operatic masterpiece.
Jose van Dam
Foster/Monte Carlo
EMI 1989
A somewhat obscure 20th century operatic masterpiece.
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There's not too much of Enescu I have acquired over the years. I still love his Romanian Rhapsodies, however. They make ones blood move! There seems to be some interest in his Violin Sonata No. 2. Some years ago, I think it was the Erato label who issued a good deal of his orchestral music. I was almost interested but never followed through.
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When she started to play, Mr. Steinway came down and personally
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Dinicu's Ciocarlia makes my blood boil. Violin virtuoso Enescu covered the work brilliantly.
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Thanks for all that wonderful material. It will take me a few days, but I'll get to it. I have the symphonies on Erato and find them convincing, but not great music.
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Enescu's Dixtuor for winds, op. 14, 1906 (2 fl., ob, E.H., 2 cl., 2 hn, 2 bsn) is one of the glories of wind chamber music, and a very complex piece to put together.
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Thanks for the recommendation, some of my Romanian pals on Symphonyshare having guided me to his lesser-known music. Also, the talented kids at the Cleveland Institute of Music perform his chamber music all the time.diegobueno wrote: ↑Wed Sep 27, 2017 1:19 pmEnescu's Dixtuor for winds, op. 14, 1906 (2 fl., ob, E.H., 2 cl., 2 hn, 2 bsn) is one of the glories of wind chamber music, and a very complex piece to put together.
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