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Amazing works !! Thank you so much for your effort - please pm me the links!

I can never resist Ravel's music. Could I please get a link? Thank you. :)

What a thoughtful post! Great stuff:) Link would be much appreciated!

Love Ravel, and would love to hear such cherished versions! Thank you.

Hey, what can I say? I'm a lovely person (it says as much over there in the corner, so it MUST be true,yes?) ;-)

I can wax poetic about Ravel's work to no end... as can many. His piano concerto for left hand always leaves me bewildered. THIS music comes from a single hand at the piano? How is that possible. That and the obvious fact it is incredibly beautiful is a cause to marvel. Korngold created a concerto for left hand (for the same one-armed pianist Paul Wittgenstein) but that music is a resounding DUD. "While Ravel was composing it he turned to Saint-Saen's etudes for left hand which he found technically helpful, although of course the final result is unmistakably Ravellian and could have been produced by no-one else."

Wittgenstein allowed himself certain liberties with the score (all three sections are played without a break and evolve in a brooding melancholy) and in answer to Ravel's protests, said: "Performers should not be slaves." Ravel snapped "Performers ARE SLAVES!"

Phideas1, could you please send me the link(s). Thank you.

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Links received. Thank you Phideas1 for your quick response and for posting this wonderful music by Maurice Ravel and interpreted by Jean Martinon.

I would greatly appreciate the links. Thank you for sharing. :)

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Links received. Thank you once again!

I would love the link please. Thank you so very much for sharing!

I would love a copy, thx in advance...

most interested. thank for sharing

I'd love to get the links

Thanks!

Can I have a link? Thanks a lot in advance.

Fantastic thread!
I would love to have the links!
Thank you for all your great uploads, Phideas!

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Links received! Thank you very much!

Phideas1 If you like Martinon's works, you should listen to last's year "Jean Martinon - The Complete CSO Recording" by RCA. It's a 10CD set of recordings made with Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the sound is very nice IMO. As far as Bolero/Daphnis et Chloe/OdP is concerned the version to have is EMI DVD-A edition from 2001. Thanks to amazing mastering it does no longer sound like 70s analog recording. I really love the sound of this edition. Plus it has all 4 original tracks separated so you can play it on 4.0 speaker set as originaly intended.

Phideas1 If you like Martinon's works, you should listen to last's year "Jean Martinon - The Complete CSO Recording" by RCA. It's a 10CD set of recordings made with Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the sound is very nice IMO. As far as Bolero/Daphnis et Chloe/OdP is concerned the version to have is EMI DVD-A edition from 2001. Thanks to amazing mastering it does no longer sound like 70s analog recording. I really love the sound of this edition. Plus it has all 4 original tracks separated so you can play it on 4.0 speaker set as originaly intended.

Feel free to send them to me.

I would like the Ravel/Martinon links. Thanks in advance ;-)

Links sent :)

Requesting, please...thank you in advance.

Links sent :)

I will ALWAYS remember YOU!!!!!

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Link received...thank you very much. :)

Martinon's Ravel is indeed the gold standard. I used to have these (in a more recent print, I think - the cover art is unfamiliar) but I think I lent them and never got them back... so I'd very much appreciate the links. Thank you. :)

Links sent :)

AND GREATLY GREATLY GREATLY (did I mention 'greatly'?) appreciated!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Martinon's Ravel is indeed the gold standard. I used to have these (in a more recent print, I think - the cover art is unfamiliar) but I think I lent them and never got them back... so I'd very much appreciate the links. Thank you. :)


Many years ago I stopped lending music unless I knew it would not come back. I put labels in all my books stating ownership and stating the boob had yet to return my property. I lost all my Martinon Debussy works- and Debussy piano works on EMI because of my generous heart and soft head. Thus I understand your pain. On a philosophical note: My old art professor hunted for a book in his office he thought I'd enjoy, then stated in a matter of fact fashion "I guess it was one of those that did not come back." Surprised, I asked how he could be so mellow about his property. "I lent it with good intent," he shrugged, "it was up to the other person to do the right thing."

May I too have a link? I'd love to hear these Martinon interpretations! Thank you for your consideration, Phideas1 :)

Link is on its way.....

Definitely interested in all of it, especially Bolero. Can I have the links, please, Phideas?

Love the link, thanks in advance for the share.

Oh my, they're magic... pure magic! But of course they are. We could not expect any less from THE SORCERER SUPREME! :)

In all seriousness, these are absolutely lovely renderings of Ravel's work. Thank you so very much for sharing these.

hi, please send me the link

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Could You send me a link, please??