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Title: felix borowski piano concerto
Post by: terry martyn on Monday 28 September 2026, 19:11
I have in my diary a CD release date of October 26th.  Can anyone confirm or update,please?
Title: Re: felix borowski piano concerto
Post by: eschiss1 on Monday 28 September 2026, 19:19
I see a PDF mentioning that Daniel Glover recently (as of September 2025) made the world premiere recordings of this work and Beryl Rubinstein's concerto in C with the Lithuanian National Symphony in Vilnius, to be released on the Reference Recordings label in 2026, but that PDF doesn't give anything more specific...
Title: Re: felix borowski piano concerto
Post by: Ilja on Monday 28 September 2026, 23:27
I have a recording of Glover's performance of this with the Saratoga SO under Jason Klein,which appears to predate the Lithuanian one. It's inoffensive enough, but also rather forgettable if I'm honest - a bit like the Gablenz concerto but without the tunes.
Title: Re: felix borowski piano concerto
Post by: terry martyn on Tuesday 29 September 2026, 00:12
You are making me listen to the Gablenz,Ilja, but the longer it meanders, the less impressive it becomes. The Borowski is far more taut.
Title: Re: felix borowski piano concerto
Post by: eschiss1 on Tuesday 29 September 2026, 03:43
I see that Gablenz's concerto is dated September 20, 1926... (FLP catalog entry)
Title: Re: felix borowski piano concerto
Post by: jonah on Tuesday 29 September 2026, 20:18
Presto has it scheduled for release in early November. The SACD is titled 'American Triad', the third composer being Bloch.
Title: Re: felix borowski piano concerto
Post by: Ilja on Tuesday 29 September 2026, 22:01
Quote from: eschiss1 on Tuesday 29 September 2026, 03:43I see that Gablenz's concerto is dated September 20, 1926... (FLP catalog entry)
Oh, I didn't suggest that one emulated the other - this is a case of similar music language, I suspect. Still, as rambling as the Gablenz can be (particularly in the over-long first movement), the ennui is eventually compensated for by its grand sweep, something that the Borowsky rather lacks in my view.
Title: Re: felix borowski piano concerto
Post by: Revilod on Tuesday 29 September 2026, 22:53
Daniel Glover says that the Borowski/Rubinstein disc will be released on October 23rd in the comments on the Saratoga Youtube video.
Title: Re: felix borowski piano concerto
Post by: eschiss1 on Wednesday 30 September 2026, 03:48
If they ever record Borowski's 3 symphonies (composed even later, in the 1930s), I hope they will fall within the orbit of this forum and look forward to seeing the discussion here (but more proximately, to hearing them first ;) )