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1 hour ago, soulpope said:

Could you pls share your impressions .... ?

New arrival. I just put the first disc in. Sound is fine at least.

My Amazon FR order from a couple of weeks ago got lost in the mail. After my refund was processed I order through the local classical music store.

Comes in a slimline box. Booklet is 40 pages in three languages. Contains an interview where it is explained why the second finale to op.130 was not recorded, but I have yet to fully read it. I prefer the Grosse Fuge anyway.

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1 hour ago, erwbol said:

New arrival. I just put the first disc in. Sound is fine at least.

My Amazon FR order from a couple of weeks ago got lost in the mail. After my refund was processed I order through the local classical music store.

Thnx .... didn`t know about this new release before your post at all .... probably you can drop a line here after your impressions have deepened ....

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Here are the only two reviews currently available:

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2017/nov/08/beethoven-the-late-string-quartets-cd-review-quatuor-mosaiques-naive

https://www.earlymusicamerica.org/web-articles/quatuor-mosaiques-excels-in-late-beethoven/

 

I have listened twice to Op.127, Op.131, & Op.135 now. The performances are sublime imo. I do not have as extensive a classical knowledge and library as you do, so there is little to add. Tonight I'll put on Op.130 & 133.

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My first Tubin symphony. Impressed, I ordered most of the rest.

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Sadly deceased at a fairly young age, Lee Hyla, on the basis of these three works, was one heck of a modern composer, with a terrific and to my mind unique sense of timbre and rhythm. One of these works discretely incorporates the bass line of a piece from the AEC's "Le Stances de Sophie." Hyla had a background in that music in his early days in the Boston area.

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Johann Sebastian BachJohn Williams Plays Bach — The Complete Lute Music On Guitar (Columbia Masterworks / Sony Classical)
– Lute Suite No.1 in E minor BWV 996
– Prelude Fugue & Allegro for Lute in E flat major BWV998
– Lute Suite No.2 in C minor BWV 997
– Lute Suite No.3 in G minor BWV 995
– Lute Suite No.4 in E major BWV 1006a
John Williams (guitar)

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Robert Fürstenthal - Songs and Ballads of Life and Passing (Toccata)

Somber, melancholic Lieder, great stuff, and there´s a life story behind it!

Thanks to young baritone Rafael Fingerlos, pianist Sascha El Mouissi and the Toccata team for discovering this music and presenting it on  a wonderful album!

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Harold Shapero - Serenade in D for String Orchestra (Arthur Winograd/Winograd String Orchestra (MGM LP). A really nice piece by a composer some will know from "On Green Mountain" from the Brandeis Modern Jazz Festival LP. My copy of the MGM LP, which I found years ago, is a later pressing - it has the full liner notes on the back, but the cover just says "MGM Records Classical Reprints; Limited Edition-Request Series."

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