Credits:

Eugene Aynsley Goossens, Boyd Neel

Description:

Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Dennis Brains Passing! Savor Denniss Horn Playing= Compared to the 1944 recording, both Piers and Brain bring greater depth to Brittens Serenade. Goossenss accompaniment is also solid. Barclays pieces are also well worth listening to, but it is said that subsequent horn players have not taken them up because Brains recording exists. As for the Brandenburg Concertos, since the first recording with Boyd Neale was considered not very good (according to Potter), a re-recording was chosen. (Ryo Aihara) == From Toshiyuki Kobayashis liner notes =It was great news. Thanks to a reissue by Opus Zouwhich has long shown a fervent devotion to Brains artistrythe long-awaited re-recording of the *Serenade* was finally set to be released. A test-mastering CD-R featuring the long-awaited *Alexander* version of Brains work Suppressing my fluttering hear