Elliott Carter: Night Fantasies - Florence Millet

Eliott Carter  (Photo by J.S.Altman )

It has been reported that American composer Eliott Carter died on November 5, 2012, just a month shy of his 104th birthday. He wrote a huge variety of music, from large orchestral works, to vocal music, to real classics of the modern chamber music repertoire. While in some ways he was a quintessential American modernist, his music had a liveliness that exploded out of its hard edges. K.L. 

Elliott Carter - Night Fantasies - Florence Millet, piano, 1998, CD

Elliott Carter - Night Fantasies - Charles Rosen, 1982, Video with a score, mp4 

Elliott Carter - Night Fantasies - Score, pdf 

The Composition of Elliott Carter's Night Fantasies by John F.Link, article, pdf 

Braga Santos - Symphonies No.3 & No.6 - Álvaro Cassuto / Portuguese Symphony Orchestra

Braga Santos - Symphonies No.3 & No.6 - Álvaro Cassuto / Portuguese Symphony Orchestra

This album is another generous offer by OdeonMusico. 

Ripped in individual tracks, .flac, scans included, No log. file.

Freitas Branco - Vathek, Alentejo Suite No.2 - András Kórodi / Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra

Freitas Branco - Vathek, Alentejo Suite No.2 - András Kórodi / Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra

This album is another generous offer by OdeonMusico. 

Ripped in individual tracks, .flac, scans included, No log. file.

20th Century Masterpieces : 100 Years of Classical Music. Volume 2

20th Century Masterpieces : 100 Years of Classical Music
Volume 2
EMI Classics, 2008

Volume 2 - CDs 09-16

The works in this set of 16 CDs have been arranged in strict chronological order of composition, the first disc beginning with a work from 1901 ... Thereafter each disc in the set takes the listener on a fascinating journey through the century, composer by composer and work by work, and from as wide a range of countries and genres as possible.

20th Century Masterpieces : 100 Years of Classical Music. Volume 1

20th Century Masterpieces : 100 Years of Classical Music
EMI Classics, 2008

Vol.1 - CDs 01-08

The works in this set of 16 CDs have been arranged in strict chronological order of composition, the first disc beginning with a work from 1901 that has become one of the most popular works in the classical repertoire, mainly through its use in another great 20th-century art form - film (Rachmaninov's Second Piano Concerto). Thereafter each disc in the set takes the listener on a fascinating journey through the century, composer by composer and work by work, from Russian Romanticism, French Impressionism, English Pastoralism, Atonalism, Neo Classicism right up to Post Modernism, and from as wide a range of countries and genres as possible.