Unsung Richard Strauss

[kolaboy]

I believe I picked up that Denon recording of Schlagobers from Records International back in '89. It's truly a wonderful piece.
I've not heard Deutsche Mottete or Die Tageszeiten, but I will check them out.

[TerraEpon]

I also have the Denon disc, probably bought it I dunno seven years ago I'd guess. Was probably under $15. Sucks that it's so expensive now. I do prefer Josephselegend though.

[Ebubu]

Kolaboy, lucky you, you're in for a marvelous discovery...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MczFfIZq0sw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSVbiPqXqtc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJv3wdGflNw
https://youtu.be/tj-RTRfUV-k

[kolaboy]

Thank you, Ebubu. a Christmas treat

[Joachim Raff]

Just listening to his Horn Concertos and there are absolutely marvellous. The recording is the EMI one with  Dennis Brain (french horn),
Philharmonia Orchestra
Wolfgang Sawallisch

[Reto Schärli]

You might also want to consider "Burleske" d minor for Piano and Orchestra, a very enjoyable thing and highly virtuosic!
Thought that's not so "unsung" any more. Buchbinder has championed the piece, there is an introduction here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQkozAdVMJQ

[eschiss1]

actually, his Burleske is fairly often recorded and performed nowadays? (at least one new recording each of the last four years or so?...)

[Alan Howe]

I don't really think it's unsung these days - unlike the two early symphonies, for example.

[Reto Schärli]

I don't really think it's unsung these days - unlike the two early symphonies, for example.

exactly, as I pointed out above...

[Alan Howe]

Quite so.