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#1
Composers & Music / Re: Unsung Tone/Symphonic Poems?
Saturday 14 August 2010, 01:14
I would second Augusta Holmes. I bought the Naxos CD of her music :

Andromede symphonic poem
Irlande symphonic poem
La Nuit et l'Amour: Interlude de l'ode symphonique - Ludus pro Patria symphonic poem
Ouverture pour une Comédie symphonic poem
Pologne symphonic poem

Fantastic stuff...if you like the Wagnerian style. ;D
#2
Composers & Music / Re: Awful, but magnificent!
Wednesday 11 August 2010, 00:20
Hi all, my first post.

I'd love to hear more from August Bungert and I'd like to hear that 'Mysterium nach Hiob' sounds interesting!

I downloaded his opus 16 piano for 4 hands piece and playing thru my midi and I really like it.

He left 360 + songs and I'd like to hear all of them transcribed for the piano.

What about this work:

Homerische Welt (Homeric World - other title: Die Odyssee - The Odyssey) opera-tetrology, op. 30, libretto by August Bungert
Part I: Circe, musical tragedy in three acts, op. 30/1, premiered 1898 in the Dresden Court Opera (Hofoper)
Part II: Nausicaa, musical tragedy in three acts, op. 30/2, premiered 1901 in the Dresden Court Opera
Part III: Odysseus' Return, musical tragedy in three acts, op. 30/3, premiered 1896 in the Dresden Court Opera
Part IV: Odysseus' Death, musical tragedy in three acts, op. 30/4, premiered 1903 in the Dresden Court Opera

I wonder who has all his works.....love to get a hold of them.

600 page book on him>   http://books.google.com/books?id=XJYYAQAAIAAJ&dq=isbn:379521131X&ei=et1hTL38A5OskATLi9iOAQ&cd=1