Yesterday in Dead Musicians ♪♫ - October 31

10-31: Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer / Chowdiah / UK Shivaraman / Vinayakraman : Parvathi Mysore 1965 + Beaucoup de Danses Macabres!

1634 – Erasmus Widmann (German composer, cantor & organist)
1654 – Francisco Correa de Arauxo (Spanish organist, composer & music theorist)
1744 – Leonardo Leo (Italian composer)
1768 – Francesco Maria Veracini (Italian composer & violinist)
1815 – Daniel Belknap (American farmer, mechanic, militia captain, poet, composer, singing teacher & tunebook publisher)
1870 – Mihály Mosonyi (Hungarian composer)
1887 – George Alexander Macfarren (English composer & pianist, blind from a young age)
1923 – Charles Jean Baptiste Collin-Mezin (French luthier & bowmaker)
1969 – Hugo Pfister (Swiss composer)
1975 – Sachin Dev Burman [] (Indian composer, Bengali singer & film music director)
1989 – Conrad Beck (Swiss composer)
1995 – Alan Bush (English composer, pianist & teacher)
1995 – Lavada "Dr. Hepcat" Durst (American blues pianist & singer)
1995 – Lloyd Lambert (American R&B & rock bass guitarist)
2003 – Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer [] (Indian Tamil singer of Carnatic music)

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Concert by Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer - Chowdiah - UK Shivaraman - Vinayakraman
"Parvathi" Mysore, 1965

01-Mahaganapathim-Natai.mp3
02-Evarani-Devamruthavarshini.mp3
03-Kshinamai-Mukhari.mp3
04-Janani-Reetigowla.mp3
05-Vinaradhana-Devagandari.mp3
06-SrikrishnamBhaja-Todi.mp3
07-Chakkaniraja-Kharaharapriya.mp3
08-Biranabrova-Kalyani.mp3
09-Paripalaya-Purvikalyani.mp3
10-Parulana-Kapi.mp3
11-Virutham.mp3
12-Sapasya-Jonpuri.mp3
13-Mangalam.mp3

vbr mp3:
http://www-tracey.archive.org/details/parvathiMysore1965Semmangudi-chowdiah-shivaraman-vinayakram

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Beaucoup de Danses Macabres! (private mix tape)

9 great ways to enjoy Saint-Saens' creepy little symphonic poem!

1. Full orchestra, mono recording (Munch/Concertgebouw)
2. Violin with piano (Shaham)
3. Chanson - the composer's song, to words by Henri Cazalis
4. Early electrical recording, abridged (Sokoloff/Cleveland 1927)
5. "Fossils" from Carnival of the Animals (Dutoit)
6. Violin with chamber ensemble (Dubeau)
7. Organ version = especially creepy! (Tracey)
8. Horowitz piano transcription, with many added notes
9. Full orchestra, stereo recording (Paray/Detroit)

mp3, various bitrates:
http://www.archive.org/details/BeaucoupsDeDansesMacabres

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