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Giovanni Legrenzi is not in the "Romantic" scope, but I think Danzi's Flute Quintets count as they date from 1818.
Looks like I may have to raid the coin jar, again.
The Johanna Müller-Hermann disc seems enticing. But I must warn that the Cello Sonata is super chromatic-sludgy...
The 3rd Bartmuß (1859-1910) sonata was published in 1897. These are not among the works of his that are yet at IMSLP. (It is not the premiere of any of his sonatas, no.4 op.46 in F minor having been on a recording of his organ works on Swiss Pan in 1989 - a few years after its first modern score edition, I believe.)
Is there any information about which of Potter's symphonies are on vol. 4?
Nowhere I can find? Not on Youtube/Naxos/cpo, not at JPC, not at Griffiths' own website, I don't see the disc mentioned yet anywhere except here.
Thanks for looking, Eric.
now it's on presto.
Quote from: Gareth Vaughan on Friday 05 June 2026, 18:03Is there any information about which of Potter's symphonies are on vol. 4?
Potter, C: Symphony in G minor (1832)
Potter, C: Symphony in D major (1834)
Potter, C: Duo concertant for Violin, Piano and Orchestra in A major op. 14
Interestingly, Vol. 2 from cpo's Alfvén series (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAjCfqRGB9w&list=OLAK5uy_mmbR9vL5E0axVFaCrRPpqV4doP3hn7XU0&index=1) (2019) showed up today in their YouTube list. Initially I even mistook it for a new release.