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In Reply to: Stabat Mater. posted by jazz1 on August 22, 2015 at 05:01:19:
Although stylistically very different, as one would expect, I've always enjoyed the settings by Dvorak and Szymanowski. Both are well represented in the catalog. Robert Shaw made decent recordings of both for Telarc (the Szymanowski is coupled with the Poulenc setting). Simon Rattle's EMI recording has a durable presence in the catalog, but I've not heard it. Perhaps someone else could provide an opinion.
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