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received my Naxos download which is a new/old recording as it was originally released in 1995 on the marco polo label. Many of his works still remain unpublished and it is hoped by this writer that more will become available. There is a website devoted to three of them (father, son, grandson).http://www.tcherepnin.com/alex/records_alex.htm. Out of curiosity how many of you have the Marco polo? I did but my daughter threw it away. It is a fine recording with a touch of French (Debussy) in the arrangement.
Tom

I just received my copy from Naxos

 4th. Very much influenced by Brahms

I look forward to it

a nice recording, thanks celeste for providing this for us.

I have had fun listening to identifying classical music.
https://otrr.org/hotrod/hotrod7.html

there were over 2100 broadcasts of the show.

Will check them all out on your advice.

what do you lose with the noise reduction feature?

I can't believe how great this is. It is better than the tone poems of Shakespeare. I assume this is a top drawer recording too. It sure sounds like it

I ordered it today and also got an MP3 included in the price. Enjoying his 2nd Symphony now.

Talk about off topic

Good advice

My experience is limited to the Naxos #8553962 which was recommended to me and is a good one. It has his first symphony as well as the Festival Overture, Uppsala Rhapsody, and Mountain King Suite. I should look into more as I like this composer.

This sounds like it is right up my alley as I am trying to re-accumulate the Shakespeare recordings.

Since I have none of this material it is a double treat for me. I like it very much