Henry Cotter Nixon: Complete Orchestral Music Vol. 2

[Alan Howe]

BerlinExpat reports:

Also from the Toccata Classics "Pipeline"

Henry Cotter NIXON
Complete Orchestral Music, Volume Two
The Witch of Esgair: Prelude;
Concert-Stück for Piano and Orchestra, Op. 14;
May Day: Scherzo for Orchestra, Op. 16;
Dance of the Sea Nymphs: Pizzicato for strings;
Concert Overture No. 2, Anima ed Fide
Ian Hobson, piano;
Kodály Philharmonic Orchestra;
Paul Mann, conductor
TOCC 0373

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[Gareth Vaughan]

Yes. I knew about this. The item that is most interesting to me here is the Concertstuck for piano & orchestra. Cotter Nixon's music is always agreeable and well constructed but, dare I say, somewhat lacking in memorability. Or am I being too harsh?

[Mark Thomas]

No, you're spot on, Gareth, at least as regards the contents of Vol.1. But hope springs eternal, so this will be a must-buy for me.

[Alan Howe]

And for me. But my hopes aren't particularly high...

[Alan Howe]

I'm afraid I hear much of the music as pretty inconsequential:
https://toccataclassics.com/product/henry-cotter-nixon-complete-orchestral-music-volume-two/
I won't be bothering with this after all.

[eschiss1]

Is the concertstück the Concerto Op.14 (1882) mentioned @ Wikipedia? (Guessing so...)

[Gareth Vaughan]

Yes.