Ethel Smyth - 2007/02/23 18:12
I'm trying to get hold of a recording of Ethel Smyth's 'The Wreckers' but not having much luck. Does anyone have suggestions of where I can get the whole thing, rather than just the overture on a compilation cd?
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henryscat
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Re:Ethel Smyth - 2007/02/23 23:36
Forgive my ignorance, but who is Ethel Smyth?
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Not aware that she ever had anything to do with the SNO.
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Ann Dante
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Re:Ethel Smyth - 2007/02/24 10:31
It was recorded in 1994 for Conifer. It no longer seems to be available but there are at present 2 copies on Amazon.com, ie Amazon in the USA not the UK, for under $12. I have bought from this source without problem. AD
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Ann Dante
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Re:Ethel Smyth - 2007/02/24 11:07
The SNO recorded the overture on the famous "Music of the Four Countries" disc in 1968 with AG. AD
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David Stark
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Re:Ethel Smyth - 2007/02/26 10:39
Ann Dante, if there was an Oscar for "RSNO genius", you'd win it!
David
Director of Marketing and Communications, RSNO
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Not aware that she ever had anything to do with the SNO.
This is your forum - you can talk about anything you like! Even if it's not strictly RSNO-related, and especially when we have such knowledgable and enthusiastic contributors posting - it can often be a great help to folk wanting to know more.
There's plenty to talk about in the classical music world at the moment - post to your heart's content!
Laura Taylor RSNO Marketing and Communications Assistant
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