Norwegian Music Folder

[A.S]

 
   Thank you very much britishcomposer, for Svendsen's Cello concerto.
   I like Svendsen's violin concerto very much.
   I listen his cello first time.
   I will enjoy to listen it


   A.S
   
 

[JimL]

Yes, thanks for the Svendsen.  It is (like many CCs of the time) a one movement work, so I was wondering if you have any tempo indications for the sections.

[eschiss1]

Cello concerto of Svendsen reduced score-

Allegro (qu=144) - Andante (qu=76) - Tempo I.

[JimL]

Kind of figured that Tempo I bit.

Thanks, Eric. 

[A.S]

  Thank you very much Holger.
  I failed to record this broadcast.
  And I've been looking forward to listen.


  Regards

   A.S
 

[semloh]

This version of Svendsen's cello concerto features on my old reel-to-reel tapes, in a box somewhere in the house. How marvellous to hear it again after all these years. Thank you. Members are so generous. When time and health allow, I must digitize whatever has survived on the tapes and do some uploading myself - mostly ex-BBC Radio 3, 1970s and 80s, including a few FBPs, and some rather obscure composers.

[Mark Thomas]

Thanks A.S, for the Winter-Hjelm. I had this on an old NKD LP and made a digital copy. Not great music, but a very pleasant listen.

[eschiss1]

have heard the Winterhjelm on the radio but not recently and have wanted to hear it again. Thank you!

[A.S]

  Thank you all.
 
  This work is good nordic style symphony, in my view.


   A.S

[Rainolf]

Many thanks for the Tveitt Symphony! An amazing cloudburst of orchestral colours. I like Tveitts Music very much, its a tragedy, that so many works of him were lost in the fire.

[vandermolen]

Any chance of the original recording of Klaus Egge's great Symphony No 1, which I think is even better that the Karsten Andersen recording on Phillips (now on a Aurora CD)?

[A.S]

  Dear Members

  Who anyone have recording of  Gjerstrøm, Gunnar (1891-1951) 's Piano concerto?

  Piano Concerto No. 1 in f (1930)
  Piano Concerto No. 2 “Sjøstemninger” [By the Sea] (1936)

  I hope to listen these long time.


  Best

  A.S

[eschiss1]

re the Winter-Hjelm by the way, one of his symphonies was performed in Berlin in 1863 according to NZM (Neue Zeitschrift für Musik) (p125 v58) - not sure if anyone has a good chronology of the dates of the two of them, but I know I like to have that sort of information in my iTunes data just because (geeky dork that I am etc.) when I can (or just like to know such things). I don't know which of the two of his symphonies that was, actually... the report just said symphony (in German) and when I wrote that down years back I'd never heard of him, and while I may have heard his 2nd symphony on the radio then I didn't make the connection (my notes have a ? by his name. Yes, I do have all these notes from library visits awhile back of things from NZM concert reports and thelike *oops* - an older magazine, Allgemeine Musik Zeitung, is partially online at google books now with much information of a similar kind in some ways better etc. - and erm... way offtopic and anyway.)

[vandermolen]

Any chance of the Gruner-Hegge recording of Klaus Egge's Symphony No 1?

[britishcomposer]

Have other members had problems with Atsushi's recent Norwegian uploads, too?
Kaspersky Internet Security didn't allow me to download the Groven-Egge file, said it was somehow dangerous or virus infected.