Moszkowski: Symphony in D minor

[Ilja]

Can anyone tell me whether there's a release date for this already?

[Alan Howe]

I don't have any further information - apologies. Maybe Martin Anderson can tell us?

[Alan Howe]

It's back up on Toccata's pipeline:
https://toccataclassics.com/pipeline/

[Ilja]

Personally, I'd prefer to have it on the Releases page, but it's good to know that it's still alive.

[Alan Howe]

I don't think there was any doubt about its existence - just about when it might be coming out (as you suggest!)

[Gareth Vaughan]

I think this will be worth waiting for. I have enjoyed all Toccata's releases of Moszkowski's orchestral music.

[terry martyn]

You can't really go wrong with Moszkowski (although the rediscovered Piano Concerto would have benefited from a compositional Rasputin).

And the whole of the Toccata offerings have been a joy.

[Ilja]

Does anyone have news on this front (ehm, Martin?...)? This is one of the releases I've most been looking forward to lately, and it's been crickets for a while now...

[tuatara442442]

It's coming out on August 7th！
https://www.prestomusic.com/classical/products/9877245--moritz-moszkowski-orchestral-music-vol-4

[Mark Thomas]

Excellent news.

[Jonathan]

Great!

[FBerwald]

It seems, we will get to hear the Symphony finally by August.
https://www.prestomusic.com/classical/products/9877245--moritz-moszkowski-orchestral-music-vol-4
Presto showcases the 4th Vol. of Moszkowski's Orchestral Music in pipeline for release on Aug. 7th. Looking forward to this. Moszkowski's music rarely disappoints. 

[Justin]

https://toccataclassics.com/product/moritz-moszkowski-orchestral-music-volume-four/

[Gareth Vaughan]

Interesting that when listed on Toccata Pipeline the disk included the "Cortege" (which is not part of Laurin, but a separate standalone piece). This, however, is missing from the actual release. Perhaps there just wasn't time in the recording sessions to set it down. Doubtless it will appear on a later disk in this marvellous survey of Moszkowski's orchestral music.

[Vitaly]

Judging by the excerpts, this is a sort of prequel to the subsequent suites. And the Larghetto begins—and sounds—almost like the Adagietto from Mahler's Fifth, doesn't it?