If the recording companies were watching...

[eschiss1]

Piano concertos in the Netherlands, NM Classics, 2 CD set, contains a 23-minute recording of the Smulders (hopefully Smuldering- be quiet, Eric! )

[Holger]

After some considerations, here are my proposals:

Günter Kochan (1930–2009)
Symphony No. 6 (2003–06)
Concerto for Orchestra No. 2 (1988–90)
"Herbstbilder" (Autumn Pictures), Metamorphoses for 28 Solo Strings (1990/91)

Boris Tishchenko (1939–2010)
Symphony No. 2 Op. 28 "Marina" for Chorus and Orchestra (1964)
Symphony No. 4, Op. 61 (1974)
(2 CD set, if possible)

Peter Racine Fricker (1920–1990)
Symphony No. 4, Op. 43 (1964/65)
Symphony No. 5 Op. 74 for Organ and Orchestra (1975/76)
"Litany" for Double String Orchestra Op. 26 (1955)

[Peter1953]

Thanks, Eric. I already found a copy. Dat wordt smullen!! 

[chill319]

CD 1: Wilhelm Berger, Symphony 2 in B minor, op. 80; Variations and Fugue in F minor for orchestra, op. 97.

CD 2: Frederick Converse: Symphony 2 in C minor (1919); Symphony 3 in E minor (1921).

CD 3: Arthur Shepherd: Symphony 1 ("Horizons") (1927); Symphony 2 (1938).

[eschiss1]

BTW as to Schelling's violin concerto, I see that the Free Library of Philadelphia has the parts. This gives it a leg up (in principle anyway) on pieces that one knows about but can't locate

(The Fleischer collection of orchestral parts is so large that Albany has based a recording series off of it- an excellent notion. I wonder if that's still in progress... Actually, I've said that before and should look up the answer from then, I think...! )

[fyrexia]

In my case..

Vladislav Agafonnikov -
Piano Concerto
12 Preludes
Piano Sonata

Th. Akimenko
Works for Piano Solo

Piano Sonatas by Revol Bunin, Alexi Matchavariani and Genrikh Vagner

Tony

[Gareth Vaughan]

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(The Fleischer collection of orchestral parts is so large that Albany has based a recording series off of it- an excellent notion.

If they did, there'd be enough UNSUNG (and hitherto unrecorded) music there to keep Albany busy for the next 20-30 years. It is the largest collection of orchestral music in the world  - and thank GOD for old man Fleisher, I say, who also left enough money to run the collection, add to it and make available orchestral parts at extremely reasonable rental prices.

[Mark Thomas]

Amen to that. The catalogue is even a good source of information just by itself!

[BFerrell]

Boris Tishchenko (1939–2010)
Symphony No. 2 Op. 28 "Marina" for Chorus and Orchestra (1964)

This has just been released by Northern Flowers.

[eschiss1]

Last I checked, they were doing so, though I don't know if the Albany series yet continues. Past installments include
Volume 2: "The American Clarinet" (released 2002)
Volume 3: Works by Karl Boelter (released 2003)
Volume 4: 2 symphonies by John Biggs (*1932?) ; (released 2004)
Volume 5: 3 works by Serly Tibor (released 2006)

(I think I posted a thread about the series back in November- yes, I see it.)

This on the other flipper, is distressing and relates.

[Holger]

Boris Tishchenko (1939–2010)
Symphony No. 2 Op. 28 "Marina" for Chorus and Orchestra (1964)

This has just been released by Northern Flowers.

This is great, one of my next buys for sure!

[Dundonnell]

Boris Tishchenko (1939–2010)
Symphony No. 2 Op. 28 "Marina" for Chorus and Orchestra (1964)

This has just been released by Northern Flowers.

This is great, one of my next buys for sure!

Can you confirm this   I cannot find it on the Northern Flowers website.

[eschiss1]

It's already at iTunes - symphonies 1 and 2.

[Dundonnell]

Well....yes and no

What is on I Tunes is a picture of the Northern Flowers release of Tishchenko's Dante Symphonies Nos. 1 and 2-which are quite different works
The timings given on I Tunes are also those for the Dante symphonies.

....so....no

[hemmesjo]

I found it along with the listing for the first of five volumes of Tishchenko's piano music.  And a two disc set of Lyadov's piano music.

BTW two of the pieces on the Tishchenko piano disc are previously issued but on a hard to get CD.

Here's the link:
http://www.nflowers.ru/page.php?page=23&lang=en