Post by tailspn November 24, 2012 (161 of 308)
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If you're in the UK, or have an ExPat app, it's available on the above link for 7 days following the broadcast. I'm listening to it now (17.16 GMT).
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Post by armenian November 24, 2012 (162 of 308)
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I will wait for the SACD, ever since I played the M2 on my system I wanted the M5 from these same forces, when will it be released?
Vahe
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Post by tailspn November 24, 2012 (163 of 308)
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Actually, this is not the playing of the M5, although there are session snippets, but interviews by Andrew McGregor with Ivan, some of the BFO players, and Jared and Hein Decker. It's about making the music, and the recording. Very interesting to say the least.
If anyone is interested in a MP3 of this part of the program. I have a under 20MB file that I'd be glad to mail. Just contact my mail associated with tailspn.
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Post by Links November 24, 2012 (164 of 308)
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tailspn said:
... Very interesting to say the least.
If anyone is interested in a MP3 of this part of the program. I have a under 20MB file that I'd be glad to mail. Just contact my mail associated with tailspn.
Thanks to tailspn for this.
We are in for a wonderful #5...perhaps in ways as distinctive as Fischer's Mahler #1.
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Britten: Amsterdam Sinfonietta, Barbara Hannigan(soprano), James Gilchrist(tenor), Jasper de Waal(horn)
Les Illuminations Op. 18
Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge Op. 10
Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings Op. 31
Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal
CCSSA32213
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Post by cherrell December 6, 2012 (167 of 308)
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Ivan Fischer and the Budapest Festival Orchestra have been nominated for a Grammy for their recording of Mahler 1!
Congratulations!
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Post by hiredfox December 6, 2012 (168 of 308)
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Surely time for a new release by the BFO?
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Post by Iain December 6, 2012 (169 of 308)
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hiredfox said:
Surely time for a new release by the BFO?
Maybe this time some Bartok, Schoenberg or Webern. Reckon they would be any good of Debussy; or Reich, Adams?
IOW, something more current than Mahler.
He was guest conductor of Berliner Philharmoniker in 2011. Did quite well of the 20c repertoire then:
http://www.digitalconcerthall.com/en/concerts#d:Iv%C3%A1n%20Fischer
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Post by pgmdir December 6, 2012 (170 of 308)
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hiredfox said:
Surely time for a new release by the BFO?
It's only been out for a couple of months in the USA. I've had mine a long time cuz I got it from the CC site. Wagner is coming early next year I think.
My congratulations to all involved for the Grammy nomination!
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