Johanna Senfter - Symphony No. 2 in D minor, Op. 27

[britishcomposer]

The coming Friday Deutschlandfunk Kultur will broadcast a concert with the Philharmonisches Orchester Bremerhaven conducted by Marc Niemann.
The main item will be Johanna Senfter's Symphony No. 2 in D minor, Op. 27.

[eschiss1]

Thanks! I see there's a link at WorldConcerthall.com -- what I don't know is if this is a registration and pay site, or if, when it becomes available (24 January at 1900 GMT), it will be available for free? 

(I see that's 2 pm EST on Friday, and I have a class/group at 2 pm Fridays, so that's me out. If anyone's willing to upload this, I know I'm interested in hearing it...)

[Alan Howe]

It's here (scroll down to 20:03 Uhr):
https://www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de/programm?drsearch:date=2025-01-24

[eschiss1]

(It's possible that the WorldConcertHall link will still work after the concert, btw, I'll try then. They seem to have a lot of concerts at that site- I should have a look, if I can.. oh-kay, that site may deserve a thread all its own actually, if it doesn't have one; links to archive broadcast pages on different radio stations (like DR Denmark), etc. ...- looks very, very useful...)

[britishcomposer]

Usually concert broadcasts are available for 30 days at Deutschlandfunk Kultur. But there are rare cases when this is not possible for legal reasons. Of course I will record this broadcast ,,live" but I mentioned it in case I should fail so other members can plan to record themselves.

[jimsemadeni]

Latvian radio itself keeps their broadcasts available after the concerts, at least a month I think. Latvian radio 3:
https://klasika.lsm.lv/lv/lr/arhivs/?curr_year=2021

Also World Concert Hall is wonderful, and Orchestra On Demand also offers archived broadcasts from quite a few orchestras.
https://orchestraondemand.blogspot.com/

[Alan Howe]

Did anyone manage to record this?

[eschiss1]

Isn't it not broadcast until Friday? (I incidentally see that I have the SWR Kultur app and will see if I can listen to the archive there Friday night...)

[Alan Howe]

Quite right, Eric. It's on Friday 24th. Apologies.