Your favorite music from 1900-1909?

Is Jelly Roll Morton from this same era? I like some of that ragtime stuff, but I am not fluent in it.

 

Mahler - Symphony No. 4
Sibelius - Violin Concerto
Debussy - Images

 

Yeah, same here.

 

The score segment is also from Pelleas et Melisande. Which to me is the greatest achievement in European music in the first half of the 20th century. Perhaps the whole century. Perhaps ever!

 

I thought you were refering to a particular bit. Great opera no doubt and a great step forward.

 

Bartok's string quartet no. 1
Mahler symphonies

 

Hah, this guy was sort of the original Kinky Friedman I guess.

 

Dvorak - Symphony #9 - New World Symphony
Although I think it was written before 1900....

 

I was just a little kid in-1900,hehehehehehe!!!

 

Carl Nielsen - Symphony #2 "The Four Temperaments"
Jean Sibelius - Symphony #2
Gustav Mahler - Symphony #8 "Symphony of a Thousand"
Sergei Rachmaninoff - Piano Concertos #2 and #3
Charles Ives - Symphony #3 "The Camp Meeting"

Scott Joplin - The Easy Winners (I like it more than The Entertainer)

 

'By the Light of the Silvr'y Moon' - Billy Murray and Hayden Quartet

 

Anton Webern - Langsamer Satz in E Flat Major for String Quartet (1905)

 

Debussy - La Mer (1905)

 

"The party that wrote 'Home Sweet Home' never was married man' - Eddie Morton


https://www.discogs.com/Eddie-Morto...Home-Never-Was-A-Married-Man/release/13674058

 

Mr. Harry Lauder


78 Record: Harry Lauder - I Love A Lassie (1907)

 

Ravel - Histoires naturelles

 

'Take Me Out to the Ball Game'


Edward Meeker - one of three 1908 versions
Edison Gold Moulded Record
Cover versions of Take Me Out to the Ball Game written by Albert Von Tilzer, Jack Norworth | SecondHandSongs

 

'Any old place I can hang my hat is home sweet home to me' - Will Denny (1902)


https://www.discogs.com/Will-Denny-Any-Old-Place-I-Can-Hang-My-Hat/release/18245041
ANY OLD PLACE I CAN HANG MY HAT

 

I dont listen to recorded music from this period, though some later recordings of music written or first published in the first decade of the 2Oth century I have.

Une Barque sur l'océan,
Rapsodie espagnole,
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov ❨reorchestration❩
⸻Maurice Ravel

Petite Suite,
Images,
Danses,
Première Rhapsodie,
Estampes,
L'isle joyeuse,
Masques,
Le petit Nègre
⸻Claude Debussy

1952 recording by Arthur Rubinstein,
Masques⸻Claude Debussy, 19O3–O4

 

'Hello Central, Give Me Heaven' - Byron G. Harlan


https://www.discogs.com/Byron-G-Harlan-Hello-Central-Give-Me-Heaven/release/18459250

Song recorded by the Carter Family in 1934
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fha...ndcylinders78rpmgramophonerecordsandcylinders
78 Record: The Carter Family - Hello, Central! Give Me Heaven (1934)

Hello Central, Give Me Heaven - Wikipedia

 

Gotta go with some Frederick Delius. A real favourite of mine. Off the top of my head the following fit the timeline:

Brigg fair
Songs Of Sunset
In A Summer Garden

 

'My Name is Morgan (but it ain't J.P.)' - Bob Roberts (1906)


J. P. Morgan - Wikipedia

The song was later recorded as 'Bill Morgan and his gal' by Buster Carter & Preston Young (1931/2) and the New Lost City Ramblers (1963); and as 'J.P. Morgan' by Blind Blake (of the Bahamas) (1951)
Bill Morgan and His Gal

 

'Grandfather's Clock' - Hadyn Quartet (1905)


Victor matrix B-2558. Grandfather's clock / Haydn Quartet - Discography of American Historical Recordings
Cover versions of Grandfather's Clock written by Henry Clay Work | SecondHandSongs

 

Mahler's work is absolutely beautiful, good call