August Walter (1821-1896)

[Mark Thomas]

I don't think I'd go as far as saying it's a masterpiece, but on the evidence of these two movements it's certainly a fine, rather noble, piece. Thanks, Reverie.

[semloh]

I agree, it's a fine movement. I would really like to know how it stands in relation to the rest of the symphony. Can the rest be as good, I wonder, and will it all form a unified composition?

[Reverie]

The third movement - Scherzo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gut0UVZR0zo

[Alan Howe]

Another highly convincing movement. Thank you so much for all your work on this. Looking forward to the finale...

[Reverie]

The Finale

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXrl-5-CYkM&feature=youtu.be

It's been a laborious task but worthwhile to unearth such a fine symphony. I hope August is smiling from upon high 

[Alan Howe]

Absolutely wonderful. Thanks for all your hard work on this magnificent symphony.

[Mark Thomas]

Yes, it really is a strong, strong work. What a discovery, thank you so much.

[dhibbard]

Thank you for working so hard on this project!!    Its really nice to know that we finally have the technology to bring these long lost scores to life.

[Reverie]

Thanks all. There are now a full set of parts to this symphony. If anyone knows any small regional orchestras who would like to put on a performance just send me a PM. I could send the digital / printable copies over.

[Alan Howe]

May I suggest that you contact Martin Anderson at Toccata Classics, using this contact form:
https://toccataclassics.com/contact/
...and sending him links to your renditions of the four movements of the symphony.

[dhibbard]

Yes that was I noticed when inputting the Zolotarev Symphony.  There are now a full set of parts to this symphony.

[Mark Thomas]

There are now plans to record this fine symphony, see here.

[eschiss1]

Good to hear!

[Alan Howe]

A great outcome!

[Reverie]

Delighted!