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deac...@yahoo.com
Poor Haydn.
First his symphonies are largely ignored.
Then his operas too.
And now he has lent his name to a CD pirate company.
TD
ansermetniac
deac...@yahoo.com says...
Pierre is not a Pirate. Walter Toscanini, who buried, unsucessfully,
Cantelli's concerts in the Yale University Library, is a pirate. David
Sarnoff, who disbanded the NBC Symphony is another pirate.
Abbedd
ansermetniac
says...
Abbedd
Ceasar Braga Jr
majors choose to ignore.
Bravo to Pierre!
"ansermetniac" <anserm...@optonline.net> wrote in message
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deac...@yahoo.com
I guess that piracy has acquired a new definition, Jeffrey.
TD
Matthew燘. Tepper
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> Pierre does superb work. He has released many interesting items that the
> majors choose to ignore.
> Bravo to Pierre!
I add my plaudits to Jeff, Pierre, and (I hope) many others to come. As it
happens, a Google search brought me to peruse http://www.haydnhouse.com/ a
couple of weeks ago, before the "official" opening, so I knew it was on the
way. Best wishes for success upon success.
--
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Matthew燘. Tepper
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Maybe not precisely, but I have had a thought. (Yes, it's lonely here in
my head.) We already have enough silly and ridiculous "Sir"s in this
newsgroup; I've been named one of them, so I ought to know. Perhaps it's
time for a new article of nobility, one to be borne proudly and with honor
for the preservation of true and lasting art in the face of the nitwits and
dogs-in-the-manger that infest the "business" end of the music world.
Ladies and Gentlemen, may I present to you (in no particular order):
Cap'n Pierre Paquin
Cap'n Stephen P. Worth
Cap'n John Wilson
Cap'n David Gideon
Cap'n Russell Oppenheim
Cap'n Lani Spahr
Arrrrrrr! I have the feeling that I'm leaving somebody out, so if anybody
wishes to add to the list, please feel free to do so, to show me up. ;--)
deac...@yahoo.com
You should have signed this Captain Hook!
Brendan R. Wehrung
Better than DeanHouse.com
Brendan
--
Martha & Russ Oppenheim
"Matthew B. Tepper" wrote:
[snip]
>
> Ladies and Gentlemen, may I present to you (in no particular order):
>
> Cap'n Pierre Paquin
> Cap'n Stephen P. Worth
> Cap'n John Wilson
> Cap'n David Gideon
> Cap'n Russell Oppenheim
> Cap'n Lani Spahr
>
> Arrrrrrr! I have the feeling that I'm leaving somebody out, so if anybody
> wishes to add to the list, please feel free to do so, to show me up. ;--)
>
Being acquainted with some of the fine work of the above personnel, I'm
honored to be included in this Rogue's Gallery.
Not conceding for a moment that restorations of unavailable classical
repertoire is "piracy," I wonder if any remembers a number of private LP
labels that floated in and out of existence many years ago. In
particular I recall one named, rather charmingly, "Penzance." Had some
Cantelli stuff.
Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum.
Matthew燘. Tepper
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I used to have the Penzance issue of the Horowitz-Szell 1953 Tchaikovsky
PC#1. I remember, about thirty years ago, drooling over a super-expensive
(to me at that time) set of Stokowski conducting Mahler's 2nd in Philly and
the 8th in New York. Now, of course, I have both; an Arkadia CD and the
New York Philharmonic's Mahler broadcast box, respectively.
There was also another, less well-known, label called "Morgan." I only
know of some otherwise hard-to-find Toscanini rehearsals.
I don't concede that either; I am using the term ironically, going by the
apparent definition of the term by a certain low-ranking churchman, now
retired, who likes to think he can preach with the fire and brimstone.
Arrrrrrr!
Transfer King
to plow through (remaster) and de noise some very rough material at times to
make
some very great recordings find their worthy place again. Pierre is devoting
his time to live recording of classical music, (you should hear thayt
stuff!!!!!) and also to going on a well-deserved vacation. Transfer
operations will be left up to me. I've been declared the "transfer king"
at teh Haydn House. So that makes for a good email handle?
Wilfrid Biscay-Pryckre
"HaydnHouse" <haydn...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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Transfer King
Cap'n John Wilson
Cap'n David Gideon
Cap'n Russell Oppenheim
Cap'n Lani Spahr
website addresses. Please advise other wise.
Wilfrid Biscay-Pryckre
"Matthew B. Tepper" <oy兀earthlink.net> wrote in message
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Simon Roberts
And now you've lent it to your CD piracy obsession.... I'm sure he would be
horrified that someone has seen fit to make some of the best recordings, long
out of print and never released on CD, of his music available again.
Simon
Matthew B. Tepper
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I can't speak for Haydn, but with regard to his Symphony #60, otherwise
known as "Il Distratto," there was a very enjoyable recording by Anshel
Brusilow; and one could easily find out Mo. Brusilow's opinion that his
recording has been made available by Cap'n Oppenheim.
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My personal home page -- http://home.earthlink.net/~oy/index.html
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To write to me, do for my address what Androcles did for the lion
War is Peace. ** Freedom is Slavery. ** It's all Napster's Fault!
deac...@yahoo.com
Think again, Simon.
Haydn was a very astute businessman. And no fool.
TD
david gideon
Matthew B. Tepper <oyþ@earthlink.net> wrote:
> I can't speak for Haydn, but with regard to his Symphony #60, otherwise
> known as "Il Distratto," there was a very enjoyable recording by Anshel
> Brusilow; and one could easily find out Mo. Brusilow's opinion that his
> recording has been made available by Cap'n Oppenheim.
Ahem...are you sure that one was done by Cap'n Oppenheim??
dg
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CD issues of long-unavailable classic performances from Scherchen, Stokowski,
Paray, Steinberg, and more, exclusively at: http://www.rediscovery.us
DelMarva LaPoule
This is even funnier when you realize that Haydn's first "pirate" was
none other than his own copyist, Josef Elssner, who wasn't above making
an "extra" copy of a new Haydn symphony to sell to the likes of Jirovec
and Pleyel.
--
DelMarva LaPoule
Poetry in Poultry
"Opinion, in the face of reality, becomes dogma."
Martha & Russ Oppenheim
"Matthew B. Tepper" wrote:
>
> I can't speak for Haydn, but with regard to his Symphony #60, otherwise
> known as "Il Distratto," there was a very enjoyable recording by Anshel
> Brusilow; and one could easily find out Mo. Brusilow's opinion that his
> recording has been made available by Cap'n Oppenheim.
>
Not quite right, matey - Brusilow's Haydn and Cherubini were done on the
initiative of our colleague David Gideon. I did take a hand in the
accompanying Brahms, Tchaikovsky, and Arensky items, providing the DAT
transfers from which the CDs were remastered.
I remastered several other recordings by Anshel Brusilow, and am happy
to report that he was very pleased with them.
Yo ho ho.
Matthew燘. Tepper
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Aye, Cap'n, as I can see now that I have the issue beside me. Credit where
credit is due ... and none of it to the current record company scalawags.
May they all be hauled off to Davy Jones' Locker!
--
Matthew B. Tepper: WWW, science fiction, classical music, ducks!
My personal home page -- http://home.earthlink.net/~oy/index.html
My main music page --- http://home.earthlink.net/~oy/berlioz.html
To write to me, do for my address what Androcles did for the lion
War is Peace. ** Freedom is Slavery. ** It's all Napster's fault!
Matthew燘. Tepper
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davidD...@rediscovery.us:
> In article <Xns942B7D17FB6...@207.217.77.204>,
> Matthew B. Tepper <oyþ@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>> I can't speak for Haydn, but with regard to his Symphony #60, otherwise
>> known as "Il Distratto," there was a very enjoyable recording by Anshel
>> Brusilow; and one could easily find out Mo. Brusilow's opinion that his
>> recording has been made available by Cap'n Oppenheim.
>
> Ahem...are you sure that one was done by Cap'n Oppenheim??
Well I'll be keelhauled! Sorry, Cap'n Gideon, I deserves what I gets. Now
that I'm not in such a hurry and can actually bother to look at the release
I see it's a ReDiscovery release, although Cap'n Oppenheim did retrieve
some of the other treasures on it.
--
Matthew B. Tepper: WWW, science fiction, classical music, ducks!
My personal home page -- http://home.earthlink.net/~oy/index.html
My main music page --- http://home.earthlink.net/~oy/berlioz.html
To write to me, do for my address what Androcles did for the lion
War is Peace. ** Freedom is Slavery. ** It's all Napster's fault!