Since announcing that they intended to record cycles of music by Rontgen, Pijper and Badings CPO have issued eight Rontgen cds(including a recording of the three cello concertos which duplicates the recording by Etcetera), two Badings and no Pijper.
All I am asking for is balance. I have no objection to the Rontgen but I DO want more Badings and some Pijper ::)
The only unrecorded Joseph Marx orchestral music are the Herbstsymphonie and the Nordland Rhapsodie.
All of Badings and Pijper, most definitely! I recently heard the CPO recording of Badings 12 and adored it.
More on point with the thread title, I certainly like the Hauer I've heard, and his story is compelling. I am automatically somewhat fond of innovators neglected in the standard historical narratives - Abel Decaux, for example.
