EP
2003 · by David Lloyd-Jones & Royal Scottish National Orchestra
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Review by Oskar Lind★★★★½Sample
The bass on “Symphony No. 7: III. Lento - In Legendary Mood (Piu Mosso) - Tempo I” should be studied in universities.
3 likes
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Review by Jules Archer★★★★Sample
Played this on a road trip and now every highway sounds like “Symphony No. 7: II. Allegro”.
2 likes
Review by Cass Moreno★★★★½Sample
“Symphony No. 7: III. Lento - In Legendary Mood (Piu Mosso) - Tempo I”. that's the review.
1 likes
Review by Mira Okafor★★★★½Sample
the sequencing here is criminally underrated. “I. Tintagel (Tone Poem)” into the next one?? come on.
1 likes
Review by Tomasz W.★★★★Sample
“I. Tintagel (Tone Poem)” at 2am with headphones on is a religious experience.
0 likes
Royal Scottish National Orchestra & David Lloyd-Jones · 2015
Raphael Wallfisch, Royal Scottish National Orchestra & David Lloyd-Jones · 2015
David Lloyd-Jones & Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra · 2011
Lorraine McAslan, David Lloyd-Jones & Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra · 2011
Wolfgang Sobotka, Capella Istropolitana, Göran Marcusson, Jerker Johansson, Gothenburg Musicians, Nora Shulman, Judy Loman, Andrew Penny, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra, Richard Hayman, RTÉ Concert Orchestra, David Lloyd-Jones, English Northern Philharmonia, Ernst Ottensamer, Johannes Wildner, Vienna Mozart Academy, İdil Biret, Okko Kamu, Helsingborg Symphony Orchestra, Ondrej Lenárd, Norbert Kraft, Peter Breiner, Peter Breiner Chamber Orchestra, Henning Kraggerud, Bjarte Engeset, Razumovsky Symphony Orchestra, Ladies Only Cafe Strings, Adrian Leaper, József Kiss, Budapest Ferenc Erkel Chamber Orchestra, Klára Körmendi, Jason Vieaux, Christian Benda, Prague Chamber Orchestra, József Balog, Danubius Quartet & Jenő Jandó · 2011
Philippe Graffin, BBC National Orchestra of Wales & David Lloyd-Jones · 2011
