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Mercadante - Orazi e Curiazi / Miricioiu · Jerome · Michaels-Moore · A. Miles · Rhys-Davies · Nilon · PO · Parry
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Taneyev: Piano Quintet
from: Arabesque Recordings
: :Taneyev was a student of Tchaikovsky and a teacher of Prokofiev. His few mature works are all pieces of substance in an attractive late Romantic idiom. It's a pity that this wonderful music is so little known. This recording, by musicians from the Sitka Festival in Alaska, is the only modern version of a piece almost as attractive as Dvorák's Piano Quintet, so even though it isn't ideally idiomatic (and comes as the sole content of a 42-minute CD), it's welcome. For those who can tolerate older recordings, there's a splendid performance of ...
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Sogno talor...
from: Opera Rara UK
: :Taneyev was a student of Tchaikovsky and a teacher of Prokofiev. His few mature works are all pieces of substance in an attractive late Romantic idiom. It's a pity that this wonderful music is so little known. This recording, by musicians from the Sitka Festival in Alaska, is the only modern version of a piece almost as attractive as Dvorák's Piano Quintet, so even though it isn't ideally idiomatic (and comes as the sole content of a 42-minute CD), it's welcome. For those who can tolerate older recordings, there's a splendid performance of ...
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The Greatest Song Ever Written, Vol.1
from: Y3k / Distinctive
: :Taneyev was a student of Tchaikovsky and a teacher of Prokofiev. His few mature works are all pieces of substance in an attractive late Romantic idiom. It's a pity that this wonderful music is so little known. This recording, by musicians from the Sitka Festival in Alaska, is the only modern version of a piece almost as attractive as Dvorák's Piano Quintet, so even though it isn't ideally idiomatic (and comes as the sole content of a 42-minute CD), it's welcome. For those who can tolerate older recordings, there's a splendid performance of ...
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The Opera Rara Collection Volume 1
from: Opera Rara UK
: :Taneyev was a student of Tchaikovsky and a teacher of Prokofiev. His few mature works are all pieces of substance in an attractive late Romantic idiom. It's a pity that this wonderful music is so little known. This recording, by musicians from the Sitka Festival in Alaska, is the only modern version of a piece almost as attractive as Dvorák's Piano Quintet, so even though it isn't ideally idiomatic (and comes as the sole content of a 42-minute CD), it's welcome. For those who can tolerate older recordings, there's a splendid performance of ...
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