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The Music => Recordings & Broadcasts => Topic started by: Sharkkb8 on Saturday 24 September 2022, 09:37

Title: Blodek Music for the Shakespeare Celebrations
Post by: Sharkkb8 on Saturday 24 September 2022, 09:37
Anyway....at this point, we are all frequently (and quite correctly) admonished to "get back to the music, please".  So, let's do so. As I asked previously, has anyone listened to the Blodek "Shakespeare" suite, which is the included music with the recorded symphony? Might acquire it as well, but always like to hear reviews, pro and con, from the UC community. Thanx, everyone.
Title: Re: Blodek Music for the Shakespeare Celebrations
Post by: Alan Howe on Saturday 24 September 2022, 10:59
As you'll see I've started a new thread on this music.
Title: Re: Blodek Music for the Shakespeare Celebrations
Post by: jasthill on Saturday 24 September 2022, 19:41
I'll bite - Well IMHO nothing objectionable, somewhat in the genre of the Meyerbeer, Saint-Saens, Suppé, Raff, pre-Ring Wagner, et.al. incidental music. It's like in the late 19th century groups of composers passed around a manuscript - each making their own addition to it without creating anything attributable or distinguishable from the other.