If you Love...then you will Like....Unsung Question

[John Hudock]

Shouldn't it more properly be "If you love ..., then you will like ..."

Anyway...

Faure ---> Durufle (at least what little there is), Koechlin
Delius ---> Bax
Beethoven ---> Cherubini, Hummel, Spohr, Ries
Mozart ---> Gossec
Nielsen ---> Glass (Louis, not Philip)
Sibelius ---> Stenhammar
Shostakovich ---> Tcherepnin
Khatchaturian ---> Matchavariani

[monafam]

Updated it to read "love...like"   

Excellent suggestions so far!

[edurban]

If you love the Mendelssohn & Schumann piano concertos, you'll like the first two Reinecke piano concertos. I can't understand at all why noone plays R 1.   Terrific piece, maybe the most completely satisfying piece by R I know. 

David

[JimL]

I'd toss in the 3rd Reinecke as well, David.  In fact, in many respects it's a finer work than the first two, and its finale is certainly superior to theirs.

[Jonathan]

Ok, thanks for reminding me about these concerti, that's more added to the "to listen to" pile this coming week!

[eschiss1]

The Reinecke concertos and concertante works (including and not limited to the piano concertos) probably could use their own thread (he says, so... hrm... why don't I just go and create one... soon.) - I like all 4 of the piano concertos (both performances of the first two that I've heard, I know that one of them has been recorded as least three times.), trying to remember which of the others I've heard offhand though I have seen the flute concerto in reduction e.g.  The compactness of the 4th piano concerto started by making me wonder, though (or of course).  Not in itself a bad thing.
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