Samuel Coleridge- Taylor:Nonet in F minor,Op.2(1894)

I.Allegro energico:6:21
II.Andante con moto:5:59
III.Scherzo:Allegro:5:20
IV.Finale:Allegro vivace:8:20
Brooks Whitehouse(cello),Janet Orenstein(violin),Scott Rawls(viola),
Kelly Burke(clarinet),John Fadial(violin),Andrew Harley(piano),
Lynn Huntzinger Beck(horn),Mary Ashley Barret(oboe)Michael Burns(bassoon).
Picture:Albert Bierstadt

[@philhomes233]

Fine. How his music is not played all the time is beyond me.

[@samitobribiesca6320]

Autre MERVEILLEUSE Symphonie MERCI !! !

[@harryandruschak2843]

Thank you. Music of this composer is never played on our two local classical music radio stations.

[@intervalkid]

A good performance of this fine work. It is rare to find performances of this caliber of his work.

[@opus-43]

Clickable time-stamps: 0:00 - I. Allegro energico 6:21 - II. Andante con moto 12:13 - III. Scherzo: Allegro 17:29 - IV. Allegro vivace Thank you for uploading this recording!!!

[@brianrodney5202]

The well-known nonet by Louis Spohr brought me here, and glad I am that it did - what a wonderful treat to hear , what for me, new music. Many thanks Jose Ignacio H for uploading this gem.

Thanks for listening to my channel.

[@kokonssp]

wonderful poetic ensemble

[@catkeys6911]

Just heard a piece of his for the first time, on Sirius XM, and I thought I was hearing a piece by Price. But listening to this beautiful piece here, I see there's not really that much similarity- maybe just that the 2 composers were from a similar era, even though Florence was American and Samuel was British.

[@samitobribiesca6320]

Exquise mua sel vous ple

[@camarasaurus1]

A pleasant enough piece ...but once is quite enough . His work is played far too often now , to the exclusion of many other romantics of his time . I did a search just to get the full range ; well worth a visit and a listen , but to say he is underappreciated is an exercise in hyperbole , and nothing more .