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Anybody listened to Puchtler's take on the the same theme as Liszt's Sardanapalo as a Symphonic poem?



I find it kind of long and somewhat underdeveloped as a symphonic poem. 

Here's the artwork of the CD I purchased years ago from that Dutch site.

Good thing I asked. Wouldn't want to go against established rules.

I have this Zhukov LP but I don't know if the powers that be here at UC are amiable to my uploading those .mp3 files. If indeed they agree to my sharing, count on my contribution to your musical knowledge.

Thanks for the quick reply to my question. Now I know how to do it.

How do I upload a picture from my own PC? I can't figure it out.

Thanks.

Well, that leads us to the old question of why haven't some of the very very very obvious candidates been recorded. I am thinking of Bortikiewicz 2,3,

You mean recorded by Hyperion, don't you?
The Bortkiewicz 2 & 3 are already available. Stefan Doniga, Janáček Symphony Orchestra, directed by David Porcelijn. 

Already on emusic if you care to buy it digitally.
http://www.emusic.com/album/azusa-pacific-university-symphony-orchestra/damrosch-orchestral-music/16044200/

This one is also ready to download from emusic here:
http://www.emusic.com/album/erling-ragnar-eriksen/jensen-piano-music-vol-1/15861699/

I saw this new as a new release on emusic.

http://www.emusic.com/album/orchester-der-akademie-st-blasius/rufinatscha-symphony-no-3-3-konzertarien/15843635/

Yes, it is. OK. Better to know than be banned. Thanks Mark.

I have Kalkbrenner's Effusio Musica, if anyone is interested I can upload it.
Cheers!

Mark,

Seems to me there are 19 piano pieces between the narrated ones. Unless track 5 (narrated for the first 2 minutes) is part of track 8?

Thanks for posting the titles for part 1.

Gareth,

The link posted does not work.

www.Hyperion-records.co.uk/dw.asp?dc=W15175_67918&vw=dc

You mean the Fantasie, right? Amazon.com or emusic.