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Frederic Cowen (1852-1935)

Re: Marco Polo Brian Cycle

« on: October 02, 2012, 04:38:12 pm »

Thanks, Colin - good news indeed! Besides being a sensible symphony programme, this also means that we will have professional recordings of all the extant English Suites -

No.1 - Naxos (forthcoming)
No.3 - Dutton CDLX 7267
No.4 - Dutton (forthcoming)
No.5 - Toccata TOCC0110

- Brian at his most approachable.

;D

I wonder what the Russians made of his idiosyncratic style ...

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