According to Jesper Nordin, Artistic Director of the Aarhus Symphony Orchestra, this is because they are prioritising other composers at the moment. An artistic priority, as he says.

Unfortunately, Dacapo cancels the recordings of the three promised symphonies. Got the news today. No more volumes of Tarp's orchestral works from Dacapo. :-\

No. 1 and 2 is one You Tube. No. 3 is here: http://arhiiv.err.ee/vaata/heino-eller-125-3-sumfoonia

 :) At last! At least one symphony on CD! Now we only miss his best symphony. The third!

Unfortunately it seems that http://muusika24.ee/ is down!  :-\

Unfortunately, these Romanian string quartets removed from UC:  :(
(Posted by Jacky)

Romanian String Quartets

Constantin Dimitrescu
String Quartet 1 in G Major (1883)
Ionel Perlea
String Quartet (1923)
Theodor Rogalski
String Quartet in F (1926)
Philarmonia Quartet

Pascal Bentoiu
String Quartet 2 "Consonances" op 19 (1973)
N/A
String Quartet 5 op 27 b (1982)
Pro Musica Quartet

Serban Nichifor
String Quartet 2 "Vallons de l'Oubli" (1984)
Gaudeamus Quartet

Doina Rotaru
Vivarta (2009)
Florilegium Quartet

Sources: Radio Romania archives and broadcasting, personal archive-files recieved from the author.
http://www.mediafire.com/?ll84de6p71yyhcr

Hello Holger! I just wanted to be absolutely sure that it was Gheorghes, first symphony. The source was an otherwise reliable, Swedish dictionary, Sohlmans. But they can of course be wrong sometimes. Thanks for getting it resolved!

There is one, maybe hard to find CD: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Shchedrin-Orchestral-Choral-Rodion-Konstantinovich/dp/B000023ZSA/ref=sr_1_16?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1347884358&sr=1-16

It may not have any great significance, but I'm still confused regarding the Dumitrescu brothers first symphony. So both the brothers first symphony is in F-Major? I have a source thats says Gheorghe's first symphony is in A-Major. (That's what made me wonder if there might have been a confusion of the brothers.)
 :)

Ok.Looking forward to it! Thanks for that.

Regards,

Tartini

Hi Elroel,

I have no doubt about the music itself, I was referring to the sound quality. I think it is recorded in the fifties. BTW, I saw that your posts in "Belgian music", in UC, was deleted. Will they be posted in this forum?

Ok, thank you for the information! I found the symphony no.2 in a old recording in the "Concertgebouw serie"
(Audiophile), which I ordered. Hope it is listenable. More recordings from lp's and radio broadcasts maybe appears, hopefully, in this forum!

Good evening everyone! I have just discovered the Dutch composer, Jan Koetsier's, first symphony. I think it is a very original work. How many more did he wrote? And are there any that are recorded? (cd, lp ,radio-recordings)? Regards!

Certainly agree that the music from balkan is undeservedly neglected. But I just want to ensure, that the symphony no1, assigned to Gheorghe Dumitrescu , uploaded by A.S. (thank you! btw), a lovely piece.), is by Gheorghe and not by his brother, Ion Dumitrescu. Since his (Ion's) first symphony from 1948, is in F major. Gheorghe's first from 1945, is in A major. Is then, the uploaded symphony, Gheorghe Dumitrescu's first in A major? (not, F major).

I am very pleased and grateful to be able to continue and take advantage of all the interesting discussions and to access all the great music that will be posted. Thank you! Music, especially from the Balkans and Latvia has been a great discovery, which is difficult to find anywhere else. Cheers! :D