ALBERT COATES - MORE RECORDINGS

[Leonid Jivetsky]

I've downloaded all the recordings of this formidable conductor
availible here.
Would anyone be so kind as to upload some more?

Thanks a lot in advnace!

[Leonid Jivetsky]

Well, I've downloaed all the recordings that were availible here.
Here's a list of recordings I know exist which I'd like to have:

- Mendelssohn - 'Elijah' 23 October 1926
- Beethoven - Symphony No.7 (30 October 1924, 14 & 22 October 1925)
- Prokofiev - 'Love for Three Oranges' (6 January 1927)
- Mozart - Symphony No.41 (26 August 1927)
- Mozart - 'Requiem' Dies Irae, Rex Tremendae, Sanctus (11 October
1927)
- R.Strauss - Till Eulenspiegel (25 October 1927)
- Wagner - Siegfried (16, 17, 22 May 1929)
- Brahms - Piano Concerto No.2 (22 October 1929)
- Tchaikovsky - Symphony No. 3 & Overture Hamlet
- Handel (arr. Elgar) - Chandos Anthem No.2, Overture (18 October
1928)
- Purcell - Ode to St. Cecilia's Day (25 October 1925)
- Holst - Planets

On Nov 23, 12:24 am, frankwm <frankwmar...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > I've downloaded all the recordings of this formidable conductor  availible here.
>

> Which ones?
>
> I uploaded the 'complete' BIRS discography some months back -
> downloaded that?http://groups.google.co.uk/group/mp-78
> Far more recorded than ever has been mentioned/uploaded hereabouts....
>
> UK HMV pressings are noisier than Victor/European 'HMV' - but have
> many (was only listening to some, accompanying Chaliapin, a few days
> ago).
> There's also a considerable number of Coates' sessions on the 7LP EMI
> 'Wagner on Record' box set from about 1982 (also re-released on CD).
> Not listened to most tracks, even now; but they're (mainly?) vinyl
> pressings from metalwork - so are very quiet-surfaced.

[Leonid Jivetsky]

On Nov 24, 12:08 am, frankwm <frankwmar...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Well - that lets me out...(except for Siegfried, possibly - as I also
> have the Gargantuan Melchior-album - 19 HMV 78's) - possibly not sides
> you require (not checked those sessions yet...also have various other
> Wagner discs - but not memorized them..
>
> "The Planets" was 'incomplete' - &  only have jolly old 'Uranus' ..
>
> Bill Anderson has, I think,  the required  LSO/Eulenspiegel here: -http://www.mediafire.com/?9lm9zmxlkz5

The Eulenspiegel is an acoustic recording, I have that.
If you have the "Uranus", would be great if you could upload it.
And if you could check the Siegfried, would be great, too!

[Matthew�B.�Tepper]

Leonid Jivetsky <leonidj...@gmail.com> appears to have caused the
following letters to be typed in news:efcb2cf9-538a-488a-a69d-
e3715f...@m33g2000vbi.googlegroups.com:

> Well, I've downloaed all the recordings that were availible here.
> Here's a list of recordings I know exist which I'd like to have:
>

[...]

> - Prokofiev - 'Love for Three Oranges' (6 January 1927)

[...]

That's pretty much in the category of a "new music" recording, isn't it?

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[Leonid Jivetsky]

Thanks!
From what you've mentioned in the last message, I'd like to have the
DB 1698

On Nov 24, 8:53 pm, frankwm <frankwmar...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> 'Uranus' has 'fractured', tangentially, due to a slight warp, & isn't
> currently playable.
>
> Handel/Elgar: Overture in D (D 1527 - Black Label pressing) uploaded
> as a FLAC (12.5MB).
> Esentially a raw dubbing, apart from being equalized below 40hz/above
> 9kHz...http://www.sendspace.com/file/b3twif
>
> This you might like to edit 'to taste' (normally I'd remove all the
> 'spikes' - manually (...), but the recording isn't as 'clean/extended
> range' as 'Komarinskaya' (D 1856), which I'll edit later. Might then
> re-upload the Handel (which I thought already had been offered).
>
> The album also contains:- Hansel'n'Gretel D 1261 / Liadov D 1812 /
> Rimsky + Mussorgsky D 1934 / Mussorgsky D 2010 / Rimsky-K DB 1698 -
> and a clean acoustic of Fire-Bird (D958) - but don't have D959.
> Any interest?

[Leonid Jivetsky]

On Nov 26, 1:11 am, frankwm <frankwmar...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> DB 1698 (Rimsky-Korsakov) as FLAC's (11/13MB) - un-retouched except
> for some EQ-filtering.
> There's a slight cutter-fault (or minor wear?) that you may notice on
> the first item.
> NB: The FLAC's aren't quite as 'scratchy' as the Handel/Elgar, above -
> and are somewhat better as recordings
>
> "The Snow Maiden": 'Dance of the Tumblers'. 2B1584 -II (20/2/32 -
> Kingsway Hall)http://www.sendspace.com/file/24rjg2
>
> "Ivan the Terrible": 'Storm Music'. 2B2812 -I (19/2/32 - Abbey Rd)http://www.sendspace.com/file/yu1itb
>
> Glinka: 'Komarinskaya'(D 1856) - 'un-retouched' 18MB FLAC:-http://www.sendspace.com/file/xj8gqm
> CR2488 -I / CR2489 -III  (7/5/30 - Queen's Hall)
>
> ...and as a 'mildly click-repaired' 13MB 320mp3, uploaded to:-http://themusicparlour78.blogspot.com

Thanks a lot, downloaded all of this.
Is there anything else from the list I pulled above?

[penthous...@gmail.com]

I HAVE;
- HANDEL - Overture in D Minor - HMV D1527. Conduct. Albert Coats.
and,
- DEATH AND TRANSFIGURATION. HMV D.1526 - Conduct. Albert Coats.

[Kerrison]

The acoustic 1923 'Death and Transfiguration' has been on YouTube for four years now but unsurprisingly has had only 193 "views" ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTqJdj57XVo

Coates's 1928 electric remake has done rather better with just over 900 "views" in the last six years ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GheuSHaCmfw

So far, his Handel Overture hasn't been uploaded there yet but that could quite possibly change at some point.

[gggg gggg]

Didn't Coates also record excerpts from PARSIFAL and MEISTERSINGER with the singers singing in English?