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Jan Templiner replying to Laurence Sherwood:
>>The New York Times has an article entitled "Mahler and the Lessor
>>Known Stars in His Universe" that is pertinent to this thread. It
>>discussers Joachim Raff, Robert Fuchs, Hans Rott, and Franz
>>Schmidt, along with Zemlinsky, Volkmann, Bruch, and Richard
>>Strauss. ...
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>I may have misunderstood something here, but listing Richard Strauss
>among the "underperformed" composers.. I'm not sure whether that's
>reasonable.
The article focussed on the symphonies of those composers. In Strauss's
case, the works in question were his early symphonies in D Minor and F
Minor, which can certainly be be described as "underperformed".
The article also suggested that the Zemlinsky symphonies conducted by
James Conlon might have been deleted. I remember reading recently that
these had been re-released.
Richard Pennycuick
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