Holst: The Planets / St. Paul's Suite (Sir Charles Groves, Castle, 1997)

Little known trivia: prior to Groves' recording of The Planets, Holst's work used to include an additional movement (No.3 - "Earth") -- unfortunately, it could not survive Groves's earth-shattering performance! :)

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Label: Castle Communications
Artists: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Ladies of the Philharmonia Chorus, Sir Charles Groves
Recorded: 1987-1989
Format: FLAC
Scans: Yes
File Size: 291 MB

Link:

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Holst: The Planets / St. Paul's Suite (Sir Charles Groves, Castle, 1997)

Little known trivia: prior to Groves' recording of The Planets, Holst's work used to include an additional movement (No.3 - "Earth") -- unfortunately, it could not survive Groves's earth-shattering performance! :)

Not true, of course. The Planets is a suite based on the astrological meaning of the planets, and the earth doesn't have one. So there never was an "Earth" movement.

Many thanks chasey1 for sharing Holst: The Planets / St. Paul's Suite - Sir Charles Groves ;-) Rated thread: excellent! ;-)

Thank you for this. It's a particularly fine performance. Too bad Amazon USA doesn't offer it on CD.

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There never was any "Earth" movement. This is an astrological suite, and Earth has no astrological relevance. ;)

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"Little known",yes, but a great performance! Thanks!!!

Many thanks. I'm looking forward to listening to this version.

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I used to think there ought to be another movement added called "Pluto, the Bringer of Bones" but of course it isn't a planet any more ;(

Thanks a lot!!

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I used to think there ought to be another movement added called "Pluto, the Bringer of Bones" but of course it isn't a planet any more ;(

composer Colin Matthews did write an addition called "Pluto, the Renewer" back in the early 2000s