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kyjo
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I totally agree. I own the Olympia disc with his Ballad of the Outlaw for cello and orchestra, Harp Concerto, Concerto for Strings and Byzantine Variations. The compositions on this CD (the Ballad and the Harp Concerto especially) are in an idiom that can be described as a Straussian lushness combined with an Eastern European folksiness. His later works are more neoclassical in style but not at all dry or brittle. It seems that there are finally some reasonably priced copies of the Olympia disc with the Symphony no. 1 and Piano Concerto on Amazon-I'll have to snap one up!
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