Paul Silverthorne asks: >[log in to unmask] writes: > >>His 1925 Concertino for Flute (Piccolo), Viola and Double Bass is a >>marvellous work > >You don't happen to know the publisher by any chance do you? All recordings credit this work to Universal Edition, Vienna. I suspect it has been reprinted, after 60-odd years of suppression. During the brief unhappy period when I supervised the UE sales agency for the USA [1976-78], this was among the works of which all knowledge was denied by the home office. There are at least five CD recordings, which I list in order of age: Wolfgang Schulz/Veronika Hagen/Alois Posch [In concert at Lockenhaus, 7/1986] Philips 434 038 2 5:43 + 3:19 + 3:32 + 2:16 = 15:05 Fenwick Smith/Mark Ludwig/Edwin Barker [Methuen, MA, 5/1992] Northeastern NR248 ["Silenced Voices"] 5:50 + 3:15 + 3:56 + 2:09 = 15:25 Hans-Udo Heinzmann/Thomas Oepen/Volker Donandt [NDR, Hamburg, 11/1993] Koch-Schwann 3-1232-2 5:19 + 3:07 + 4:17 + 2:03 = 15:01 Jean-Claude Gerard/Enrique Santiago/Wolfgang Guettler [Fuerstliche Reitbahn Arolsen, "1994-1995"] MDG 304 0617 2 5:30 + 3:36 + 4:05 + 2:10 = 15:30 Pavel Foltyn/Pavel Perina/Emanuel Kumpera [Domovina Studio, Prague, 26 May 1994] Supraphon 11 2178 2 6:28 + 3:51 + 5:33 + 2:29 = 18:31 (From my MS Access database, diacriticals excised to accommodate this listserv program) John Wiser [log in to unmask]