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Article | HERBERT HOWELLS AND HIS 1-IYMNUS PARADISI'

Hymnus Paradisi in January of last year, Dr Howells, talking of his actress daughter, Ursula, commented: "You know, at one time she was known as the daughter of Herbert Howells. Now I'm known as the father of Ursula Howells!" An exaggeration, of course, but yet the words seemed to underline the...

Letter | CORRESPONDENCE

CORRESPONDENCE

Letter | Les Huguenots

If Mr Porter possessed the humility to qualify his arbitrary dismissal of that great opera Les Huguenots with the occasional "in my opinion", his review in the October issue of THE GRAMO- PHONE would not have been so infuriatingly egotistical.

Letter | I refer to Andrew Porter's review of the Decca Les Huguenots. Whilst I have admired Mr Porter's...

However, language perfection aside, surely the important thing is that at long last Les Huguenots has been recorded, true the cast will not be everyone's ideal though the choice of a 'tenorino' is silly when it is obvious that the role of Raoul calls for the big voiced dramatic tenor of the...

Letter | British tenors

I would like to make a plea to EMI which has been prompted by my purchase of the recent release "Famous British Tenors" (HMV mono HQM1228-9/70). May we have some further releases as soon as possible? As one of the younger generation I sat spellbound through most of the recordings. It's amazing to...

Letter | The recent issue Famous British Tenors is a welcome disc indeed but how could EMI have overlooked...

Still, all is not lost and those who admire this tenor can buy three recordings not, I believe yet reviewed in your magazine. These are published by VIP Records and available from Collectors' Corner. The contents are—LP 104: "E lucevan le stelle"; "Celeste Aida"; "Chiudo gli occhi"; "Vesti la...

Letter | Full-bodied Bach

For some time now I have been hoping that some good, full-bodied recordings of the orchestral works of Bach and Handel would become available.


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