Jean Louis Nicodé

[britishcomposer]

Most of the W. A. Albert recordings were broadcast many years ago - they are probably ten years old. So, if cpo hasn't released them by now, who knows if they ever will...

[Mark Thomas]

Yes, Amphissa, please do upload the Nicodé. As it happens I have all these radio recordings myself and can certainly attest to the quality of Albert's interpretations. My copy of the Symphonic Variations under Barth is very muddy, so maybe yours will be an improvement. The Variations is, by the way, IMHO the strongest of the pieces.

Eric, Don o'Connor's treatise is a really worthwhile read and I do recommend it.

[eschiss1]

thanks, I've downloaded it and will go have a look soon. It's great (but incomprehensible) how these detailed, hours (as in months-to-years)-of-person-effort treatises and typeset editions and (a goodly long list of etc.) are made available for free over the internet... the doctoral dissertations online (many of them also fascinating and informative!) are made available I suppose not quite with the entire "free" consent of their authors but because they've handed over their rights, but so much also too...
sorry, sorry.

[Steve B]

"carnival scenes" is on an old Urania Lp. Steve

[dafrieze]

Did you upload the Nicode works?  I don't see them on the "Downloads" area.

[Amphissa]

Now available.

[oldman]

You left the files set to private.  They are inaccessable.

[Steve B]

I have successfully downloaded them. Thx amphissa. I notice the Carnival Scenes there too:)Steve