I don't know how far back "recent" goes for you but the early 90's
Benjamin Lees Concerto premiered by William Caballero and the
Pittsburgh Symphony is recorded and available from Ken Pope,
Arkivmusic, and most classical CD shops I'll bet.
Paxmaha
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Subject: Re: [Hornlist] unrecorded music
This is a great report; too bad there are no (known) plans for
recording
new horn concerti. I am still wondering what other recent horn concerts
actually have been recorded? My last post about this sited only two.
Richard Burdick
Just an update, I have checked with the relevant?orchestras and was
informed that
there are no plans at present for the commissioning orchestras to
record
or release
concert recordings of the following horn concertos: Carter (Boston),
Adler
(Houston), and Jones (Seattle). The contact at Chicago (Williams
Concerto) is
checking, but nothing definitive yet.?
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Just an update, I have checked with the relevant orchestras and was
informed that there are no plans at present for the commissioning
orchestras to record or release concert recordings of the following
horn concertos: Carter (Boston), Adler (Houston), and Jones
(Seattle).
The contact at Chicago (Williams Concerto) is checking, but nothing
definitive yet.
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