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Symphony No.9

Symphony No.1 (Fritz Rieger, Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks) & 2 'Adagio for grosses Orchestra' (Rafael Kubelik, Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks )

Russian-ness, well spoken ! Thank you for giving some insights. edit: just thinking about the contradictions in classical Russian music, the Jazz album by Shostakovich might be a idiomatic example.

I don't want to be pretentious about my knowledge about these symphonies. I simply don't have a clue how they have to sound. I have the Weller set what i enjoyed more or less. Maybe Rohzdestensky's approach shedd more urgency. You mentioned; 'contradictory aspects' of Prokofiev's music, ... is that something he is wellknown for in general ? Interesting ...

i'am curious about this set.

a big surprise

For his Bach stuff, yes !

Listening to the Bach stuff

Proswell - Carrot Dossier

Symphony No. 4

Camera Oscura * Les Couleurs De La Nuit (Version 2012 Inédite)

Francois Bayle - Vibrations Composées * Grande Polyphonie

Just listened to a Back to Black crappy unnatural sounding lp and needed a fix badly ! 45 rpm

I keep on finding these Galleria discs at thiftstores. I like some of them ... not completely fascinating but sometimes you have to cherish the smaller things in life to and enjoy them also.

Francois Bayle - Divine Comédie