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so they missed her cello sonata, published in 1949, weird... and available on the recording.

Good

It may be made marginally easier if someone somewhere taped those other two broadcasts you mentioned in 2016 (which I assume no longer exist as master tapes?)

on amazon music only the track names are listed, which makes having the back cover photo from jpc convenient...

back up for 3 hours. Catch it while you can I guess.

The only recording Worldcat lists of what may be the same Bukke is perhaps something related to the finale of Khovanschina- an arrangement?- in which e.l.bukke is a performer... (that could be e.i.bukke?)

Per Isitdownrightnow the site's been down over a week. Unfortunate.

Yay! (I may have mentioned I'm something of a fan, based on a few of his works, and the prospect of a complete set of his tuneful and crafty trios makes me happy.)

Update: subscribers to Amazon Music (and I assume other streaming services) no longer have to also have to subscribe to an additional service to access Hyperion recordings- at least some, those I've checked at any rate, are now available. -Not- complaining.

How's the Holst series he did for Chandos, with such underrecorded works as the Choral Symphony e.g.?
(I'm going to go listen to his premiere of a symphony by R Simpson, a work I've heard under other hands. Would that more fine conductors -now- cared about great unsung music.)

Of course, most of Mihalovich's music remains in ms and available at best through a Hungarian library. I respectfully disagree regarding Liszt's music- my opinion is as opposite as my "opinion" of the spelling of his family name as he wrote it.

During my first of two trips to London , in 1993, I remember getting a couple of CDs at Moores (Myaskovsky 3/Lyrical Concertino, and - oh right, Tubin sym.7 etc. on BIS.)

meanwhile Rêverie has given us a file of the 3rd symphony, for which thanks.

It is.

I know I like his 6th very much, and it's good to see them receiving more recordings. I wish Naxos would do this for his possibly NLA string quartets (especially if they can look into the mysterious 5th quartet while they're about it.)