What are you listening to now?

[Papy Oli]

Good evening.

1st listen to Bach - English Suites BWV 806 / 807 / 808 (Gould).

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[Moonfish]

Mozart: Piano Sonatas K281, K282, K533/K494      Pires

[EigenUser]

Good evening.

1st listen to Bach - English Suites BWV 806 / 807 / 808 (Gould).

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Woah -- I was just listening to Gould play the D minor keyboard concerto an hour ago!

[Brian]

First ever listen to this work:



Gadzooks!

[listener]

Some organ music``
KUCHAR, J.B. BACH, KOLB, VIOLA, and  MAICHELBECK Sonata Quarta
Ewald Kooiman, organ (Andreas Silbermann organ at Ottrott-le-Haut)
FRESCOBALDI, SICHER, and BACH: Passacaglia and Fugue in c
Siegfried Hildenbrand, organ (Cathedral at St. Gallen, Switzerland)   and
SCHUBERT: Symphony no.9 in C "Great"
Vienna Tonkuenstler Orch.,  Kurt Wöss(?), cond.
I think they drop the repeats for this early LP recording, it helps but the age of the LP doesn't.   

[Sergeant Rock]

Hanson Symphony No. 2 "Romantic" ...the composer conducting the Eastman-Rochester




Sarge

[Papy Oli]

And in the spirit of Entente Cordiale, now, a first listen to Bach's French Suites BWV 812/813/814...still Gould... 

[SonicMan46]

Interesting,  Dave! 

What is the label?

Q

Hi Que - the label is Koramant Records (website HERE) - not much available and new to me - Dave

[ZauberdrachenNr.7]

Hanson's Romantic? VT nailed it.

Yes, you might say crucified.  Good thing our loves are not governed by reason alone; I'm ill-prepared to abandon a work that has given me so much pleasure.

[SonicMan46]

Some more new arrivals today:

Shostakovich, D. - String Quartets, V.2 w/ the Pacifica Quartet - received all 4 volumes today and started w/ this one - enjoying!

Dussek, Jan - Duos Harp & Fortepiano w/ Masumi Nagasawa on a single action harp & Richard Egarr on a fortepiano - about to put a longer post in the Dussek thread, for those interested - Dave

 

[ZauberdrachenNr.7]

Bought this while on vacation and been looking forward to it.  The CPO has impressed me previously and hoping they will again.

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[Ken B]

Yes, you might say crucified.  Good thing our loves are not governed by reason alone; I'm ill-prepared to abandon a work that has given me so much pleasure.

Indeed. Ironically one of the pieces I love beyond its merits is Four Saints ... I don't seriously consider it the third or fourth best opera. (Only better than all of Verdi's    )

[Moonfish]

Haydn: Symphonies Nos 48, 100 & 101        RIAS-Symphonie-Orchester Berlin/Fricsay

[Moonfish]

Fauré: Requiem (1893 vers)                     
Fauré/Messager: Messe des pecheurs de Villerville

La Chapelle Royale/ Ensemble Musique Oblique/  St. Louis Children's Choir/ Herreweghe

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[Ken B]

Fauré: Requiem (1893 vers)                     
Fauré/Messager: Messe des pecheurs de Villerville

La Chapelle Royale/ Ensemble Musique Oblique/  St. Louis Children's Choir/ Herreweghe

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HIP Faure for Nate!

I like that recording.

[Brian]

MusicWeb sent me this. I don't know who Einaudi is and don't know what to expect, but Lavinia Meijer is a great harp player, so.

[Brian]

MusicWeb sent me this. I don't know who Einaudi is and don't know what to expect, but Lavinia Meijer is a great harp player, so.

Aw, shit. Do I have to listen to an hour of this? Goddamnit. There's an interview in the booklet where Lavinia Meijer speaks at length about her frankly embarrassing passion for this new-agey coffeeshop music that's written for 60-year-old upper-class ladies to feel good while they do yoga. I'm not even 25 but my life is too short for this.

[TheGSMoeller]

Brahms: Symphony No. 4
Eschenbach - Houston Sym.

[SonicMan46]

Aw, shit. Do I have to listen to an hour of this? Goddamnit. There's an interview in the booklet where Lavinia Meijer speaks at length about her frankly embarrassing passion for this new-agey coffeeshop music that's written for 60-year-old upper-class ladies to feel good while they do yoga. I'm not even 25 but my life is too short for this.

LOL Brian - Susan & I are now 68 y/o - she was @ a yoga class at the YMCA a few days ago - you'll be there one day and wonder where the time went - Dave

BTW - we married at 24 y/o - and just celebrated our 44th anniversary.

[Brian]

LOL Greg - Susan & I are now 68 y/o - she was @ a yoga class at the YMCA a few days ago - you'll be there one day and wonder where the time went - Dave

BTW - we married at 24 y/o - and just celebrated our 44th anniversary.

Hahaha, well, you got me there! Maybe I should revisit this album in 50 years, then. Let's hope this thread has long been scrubbed from the internet. 

Congratulations on that amazing anniversary, by the way. And raise a glass of pinot to many more.