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The Diner / Re: The AFL / Aussie Rules Thr...
Last post by Papy Oli - Today at 05:59:50 AMGeelong eventually pulled away strongly in the horrendous weather last weekend at Brisbane. Top of the table is of course a great start but it'll be a clearer picture in a month's time once we've met other teams in form : Carlton, the Dees, GWS, Suns and Swans.
A tough month ahead.
Caught up with pies v bombers Anzac day game. A great hard fought draw, only one behind for each team in the last 12 minutes!!
A tough month ahead.
Caught up with pies v bombers Anzac day game. A great hard fought draw, only one behind for each team in the last 12 minutes!!
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Great Recordings and Reviews / Re: Favourite pianist who emer...
Last post by Hobby - Today at 05:53:07 AMOops!
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Great Recordings and Reviews / Re: Favourite pianist who emer...
Last post by Atriod - Today at 05:44:04 AMEasily Dina Ugorskaja.
Lucchesini had been making recordings in the 80s and 90s.
Lucchesini had been making recordings in the 80s and 90s.
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Great Recordings and Reviews / Re: Favourite pianist who emer...
Last post by Hobby - Today at 05:43:11 AMOf course would also be expected to hear reasons for the choice of favourites and possibly suggestions for recording you would most like them to add to their repertoire.
All views will be subjective (except possibly Todd?) and based on making a connection with the pianist. I assume that having heard them live might help inform subjective judgements.
All views will be subjective (except possibly Todd?) and based on making a connection with the pianist. I assume that having heard them live might help inform subjective judgements.
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General Classical Music Discussion / Re: What are you listening 2 n...
Last post by vandermolen - Today at 05:39:38 AMShostakovich: Symphony No.12 'The Year 1917'
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Great Recordings and Reviews / Re: New Releases
Last post by ritter - Today at 05:39:05 AMQuote from: pjme on Today at 05:08:10 AMIntriguing (or simply weird?) cover illustration!
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nvLU0w5q-X1kfqPoZ1Ovc25_BfW6dUnZU
The other symphonies will follow.
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The Diner / Re: What are you currently rea...
Last post by ritter - Today at 05:37:25 AMPlease stop this political OT diversion AT ONCE! Thanks!
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Great Recordings and Reviews / Favourite pianist who emerged ...
Last post by Hobby - Today at 05:37:12 AMI became a member GMG just over three years ago. The combination of the GMG and first accessing Qobuz as a streaming service helped keep me engaged and sane during enforced lockdowns, exacerbated by a hernia that could not get treated for months due to COVID restrictions. I have greatly enjoyed reading the wisdom and learnt a great deal, though some of the petty spats are irritating.
I thought it would be fun and illuminating to start a thread on this topic. Pianists who emerged into the recording domain in the first decade of the 21st century have had about 15 to 25 years to build up a recorded repertoire. As a result I expect a significant range of composers, preferably including both core repertoire and some less well known composers. Through GMG I have had a chance to discover several wonderful pianists who fit the bill - examples being Kosuge, Lucchesini, Schuch and Chamayou. As always members will welcome some flexibility at the margins - selected favourites might have an early recording just before 2000. Equally my intention is to include and welcome diversity across solo piano, chamber music and concertos.
I thought it would be fun and illuminating to start a thread on this topic. Pianists who emerged into the recording domain in the first decade of the 21st century have had about 15 to 25 years to build up a recorded repertoire. As a result I expect a significant range of composers, preferably including both core repertoire and some less well known composers. Through GMG I have had a chance to discover several wonderful pianists who fit the bill - examples being Kosuge, Lucchesini, Schuch and Chamayou. As always members will welcome some flexibility at the margins - selected favourites might have an early recording just before 2000. Equally my intention is to include and welcome diversity across solo piano, chamber music and concertos.
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The Diner / Re: What are you currently rea...
Last post by AnotherSpin - Today at 05:32:10 AMQuote from: Florestan on Today at 05:24:18 AMThat's a widely off topic joke.
Joke?
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The Diner / Re: What are you currently rea...
Last post by Florestan - Today at 05:24:18 AMQuote from: AnotherSpin on Today at 05:07:41 AMJust a hint that Ukraine today is again defending Europe, and not only Europe, from the Mongol-Tatar horde, just as Kievan Rus did many centuries ago.
That's a widely off topic joke.