RE: Two off-the-beaten-track Classical Lps: Delius and Takemitsu, the latter an astounding DGG recording

Is that not a Harold Moores price sticker on the Delius LP? As you say his violin concerto does need time to grow on the listener. And as Delius said he hated to repeat himself. I was lucky enough to attend a recital by Ralph Holmes shortly before his premature passing. I will look out for his recording of this concerto. Thanks for posting.

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Topic - Two off-the-beaten-track Classical Lps: Delius and Takemitsu, the latter an astounding DGG recording - jdaniel@jps.net 21:36:33 02/01/16 (4)

RE: Two off-the-beaten-track Classical Lps: Delius and Takemitsu, the latter an astounding DGG recording - Crazy Dave 10:15:47 02/03/16 (0)

RE: Two off-the-beaten-track Classical Lps: Delius and Takemitsu, the latter an astounding DGG recording - garrod 04:21:04 02/02/16 (0)

RE: Two off-the-beaten-track Classical Lps: Delius and Takemitsu, the latter an astounding DGG recording - jbcortes 02:39:58 02/02/16 (1)

Takemitsu, the Charles Ives of Japan - rickmcinnis@dogwoodfabrics.com 06:41:26 02/02/16 (0)

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