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Thank sweetie....I only make ONE DOWNLOAD today ( I have enough "stuff"...to live ).....YOURS !!~!!! ( you speak about nice people: Debussy, Ravel and Stravinsky...not the garbage mans :) = i have nothing again garbage mans....but I prefer Ravel....;)
The Best Version On line of The Bolero....for you Akashi San ==>
Ravel Bolero Muti (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7ZBzIXoJDM)
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When you think that Ravel...make "that", just for a Dancer Girl friend he had at that moment....well woman....source of inspiration for centuries....for us....poor Mens....
Mouni trava karavi....don't google to understand...it's Greek...and Greek is better than Google....believe me :) !!!
Be well Honey...
Yours
Yannis

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Time to drink a last beer...and die...I hope.....

I had an old live recording of this one I'd been acclimating with, this should be much better, thanks for the upload!

Thanks for the kind words and the link to a fine performance of Bolero, Yannis. I hope you are feeling well. :D

Thank you very much.

Thank you!

2013/UCCG-1608
Thank you, Akashi San.

Hi, any chance to have it reupped?
thanks anyway

Akashi San's share, re-up! :'D



Esa-Pekka Salonen: Violin Concerto 'Out of Nowhere', NYX
FLAC/CUE/LOG

Composed and conducted by Esa-Pekka Salonen
Performed by Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra
Violinist: Leila Josefowicz


Album Information (http://www.amazon.com/Salonen-Out-Nowhere-Violin-Concerto/dp/B008W5TDP8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1361929999&sr=8-1&keywords=salonen+out+of+nowhere)

LINK (http://www.adrive.com/public/venTbT)

I have only listened to this once while doing work, so I can't quite comment on what the music is like, but it is on the heavy side for sure. If you are not familiar with Salonen, he is known more for his work as a conductor and I liked his account of Herrmann's and Stravinsky's music. Salonen once suggested that his music is more similar to that of Debussy and Ravel than that of Stravinsky, and I find this work to be "teetering on the edge of tonality" (quoted from a reviewer). This is beautifully played by the Finnish Radio Symphony and Leila Josefowicz, at least enough to warrant the score of 10/10 on ClassicsToday. Even if you don't find this very pleasing, I would keep this for "academic" purposes... :D

Enjoy!

Thanks!

wow, thank you so much. I didn't succeed in finding it elsewhere!

I just wanted to say thanks again. After giving it a listen, my reaction was, "Holy Crap! That's good!"

This is why I like this forum. I find stuff I'd never even think to look for, much less listen to.

Thanks for this!

Hey, could you please reupload this?
Thanks.