Gurn's Classical Corner

[clavichorder]

I'm seeing a trend with number 11 and 22, shame I don't have 22 since iTunes mislabeled them(I ripped them from another person's set)

These CDs
http://www.amazon.com/Richter-Grandes-Symphonies-Nos-7-12/dp/B0020LSWWA/ref=pd_ybh_7?pf_rd_p=280800601&pf_rd_s=center-2&pf_rd_t=1501&pf_rd_i=ybh&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=169YH83WCMDXGYHTE6FZ

http://www.amazon.com/Symphonies-10-20-J-C-F-Bach/dp/B004DIPL0O/ref=pd_ybh_6?pf_rd_p=280800601&pf_rd_s=center-2&pf_rd_t=1501&pf_rd_i=ybh&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=1GNJWTHQ1VTHSTB6M1TG

http://www.amazon.com/Krommer-Stamitz-Pleyel-Kozeluch-Wranitzky/dp/B003TLRKAK/ref=pd_ybh_9?pf_rd_p=280800601&pf_rd_s=center-2&pf_rd_t=1501&pf_rd_i=ybh&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=15QNSKRDS521MDSPC7YD

How do you post CD images?

[Gurn Blanston]

I'm seeing a trend with number 11 and 22, shame I don't have 22 since iTunes mislabeled them(I ripped them from another person's set)

How do you post CD images?

I'll be back later to chat, busy right now!!

You post an image by, say, at Amazon, you can right-click the image and choose "Copy Image Location" in Firefox, that is. Then when you come here, in your post you choose the little icon with the painting in it and click that once, then paste your link inside it (the link should end with .jpg). That's it. Alternatively, you can copy the ASIN number at Amazon and come over here and paste it inside the ASIN deal, and it will not only make the picture, but also put a link to the disk on Amazon.

[DavidW]

On the amazon link look for the asin, for example on one of those links I see

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ASIN: B004DIPL0O

Well if you look up when composing a post you will see an amazon button clicking on it makes the following appear:

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[asin][/asin], now simply copy and paste the asin # into the asin tags like so

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[asin]B004DIPL0O[/asin] that will generate an image and a link and anything bought from using that link supports the forum.

[asin]B004DIPL0O[/asin]

[DavidW]

I'm seeing a trend with number 11 and 22, shame I don't have 22 since iTunes mislabeled them(I ripped them from another person's set)

#26 is also swell, I just forgot about it.  And don't double count those symphonies (I'm haydnfan on TC).   If you google the specific movement names you might be able to figure out which one is #22.  Alternatively if you know the specific recording, you might be able to figure out #22 based on the timings.

[Gurn Blanston]

#26 is also swell, I just forgot about it.  And don't double count those symphonies (I'm haydnfan on TC).   If you google the specific movement names you might be able to figure out which one is #22.  Alternatively if you know the specific recording, you might be able to figure out #22 based on the timings.

Or even tell me which recordings they are. I think I have all of them... well, not Dorati, but the rest of them.

[clavichorder]

Wait, is Lamentation, 22 or 26?  Is there a variance in numbering choice between recordings?  I have Adam Fischer and the Austo-Hungarian Haydn Orchestra.

[Gurn Blanston]

Wait, is Lamentation, 22 or 26?  Is there a variance in numbering choice between recordings?  I have Adam Fischer and the Austo-Hungarian Haydn Orchestra.

26.

No, not really. Everyone uses the Hoboken numbering, even though it is wrong. If you find a thread here called "Haydn's Symphonies", I had posted a list of the current thinking on what the proper order of composition is. I can repost later, although I have nothing here at work.

[chasmaniac]

Thanks for the heads up on this! Great find 

Hey, and it's on iTunes too! (I just downloaded it and I'm enjoying now, a rare impulse buy for me, but very affordable at 5.99) 

The Teixidor cd is in, and the first quartet has just ended. This guy has Haydn written all over him...wait...is that a touch of Boccherini in the opening of the second piece? Ooooh!

[DavidW]

Stupid question: are JC Bach and JCF Bach different composers?

[Que]

Stupid question: are JC Bach and JCF Bach different composers?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Christian_Bach

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Christoph_Friedrich_Bach

Q

[DavidW]

Thanks Que!  What do you know two different composers with such similar names.  How many Bachs are there anyway!?

[chasmaniac]

Stupid question: are JC Bach and JCF Bach different composers?

Yes!

(Where is The Tron-may his springs never rust!-to answer this?)

EDIT: ah, Que got there first, with citations!

[clavichorder]

J.C.F. Bach, the "Buckeburg Bach" in between C.P.E. and J.C. in birth order, closer to J.C. with the same mother.  Was said to be the best of the Bach sons at playing his father's works on the organ. 

J.C.(Christian) on the other hand, was the "London Bach", the most popular of any of the Bach's(including the father) in his day.

[SonicMan46]

Thanks Que!  What do you know two different composers with such similar names.  How many Bachs are there anyway!?

David - LOL!    Probably too many to count!  As I recall the 'Bach Clan' use to have yearly reunions w/ likely a lot of eating, drinking, and of course music - probably the size of some of the medical meetings I use to attend -     Dave

[DavidW]

David - LOL!    Probably too many to count!  As I recall the 'Bach Clan' use to have yearly reunions w/ likely a lot of eating, drinking, and of course music - probably the size of some of the medical meetings I use to attend -     Dave

[Antoine Marchand]

How many Bachs are there anyway!?

Is it really necessary to answer this question, David? Just one, of course. Like there is, for instance, just one Elvis. When the first name is necessary, then we are talking about another Bach. 

[Marc]

Is it really necessary to answer this question, David? Just one, of course. [....]

EXACTLY!
In short: the one who composed Oedipus Tex.

[Marc]

Nice!
Say, who's the cute girl sitting on the right-hand side of the central figure?

[karlhenning]

Nice!
Say, who's the cute girl sitting on the right-hand side of the central figure?

A premonitory vision of Hilary Hahn, I think.

[Scarpia]

Nice!
Say, who's the cute girl sitting on the right-hand side of the central figure?

Mary Magdalene, according to The Da Vinci Code, no?