Past Purchases (CLOSED)

[Bogey]

 

  Then I decided that I needed to have the ever popular Dvorak Cello Concerto so I picked this up as well:

 
 

  marvin

Beauty.

[Drasko]

Passing by used CDs shop yesterday

[FideLeo]

Seconded! 

Q

Sure. Thank you for your interest.  I have Pierre Bardon playing Marchand and other
minor organist composers at the Louis XIV court on the same organ.  The instrument
is one of the few surviving ones from the period that have not been significantly
altered and those familiar with the Pierre Verany label know about the special charm
of their recorded sound.  Atmospheric.  I will report when the Couperin arrives.  I
have only heard parts of this music from Isoir and Leonhardt, and inevitably find it
less impressive than his later works for the harpsichord.  But still this music deserves
to be heard in full for its historical signifcance alone: many "reconstruction" recordings
include plainchants that were supposed to be inserted in between movements, but this
one seems to lack them.

[PaulR]

Shostakovich: Lady Macbeth Jansons/Concertgebouw Orchestra
Shostakovich: Piano Concertos Nos. 1 & 2; Shchedrin: Piano Concerto No. 2 Hamelin/Litton/BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra

[Peregrine]

From MDT this morning:

[Que]

That one is great! 

And that is as well!


Ordered this morning, after being dissatisfied with the same coupling with the Ensemble Christophorus and Van Immerseel (Accent):



Q

[Mark]

Ordered this morning, after being dissatisfied with the same coupling with the Ensemble Christophorus and Van Immerseel (Accent):



Q

You'll like this. It's very, very good.

[Bogey]

From MDT this morning:

What is the recording date on the LvB Op. 18 (No. 1) Peregrine?

[rubio]

Some piano music:

 

[marvinbrown]

From MDT this morning:

 

   0:) I LOVE that Verdi opera!  Verdi seems to shift from one beautiful aria/ensemble to the next! Hopefully you have the original version set in Sweden with King Gustav III  before those terrible censorship officials forced Verdi to change the setting and characters- talk about destroying a work of art  !

 marvin

 

[AnthonyAthletic]

Schubert: The piano trios - Storioni Trio Amsterdam

Sumptuous playing from this trio I was totally unaware of.  The adagio to the first trio is to die for, such togetherness, although very fast in the outer movements of both trios in comparison to the BAT and the Florestan Trio, the latter being my favourite versions of these works, which has Susan Tomes in top form as the pianist.

Great buy, which incidentally is my first purchase this year of music, which was actually recorded in 2007 

[karlhenning]

Found this marked down to $9.99 at Newbury Comics:

[Wanderer]

Delivered a few days ago but was only able to pick them up today:




Schreker: Die Gezeichneten (Cochran, Schmiege, Cowen, Oosterkamp, Tassel,
Holländisches RSO, de Waart).

[Peregrine]

What is the recording date on the LvB Op. 18 (No. 1) Peregrine?

12th Jan. 1963 according to the MDT website...

[hippydippy]

HMV Sale £34!

nik

[karlhenning]

Tasos! 

[Harry]

The box with the chamberworks by Dvorak is a very good buy Tasos, I enjoyed it immensely!
Of course the orchestral works from Boehe are first rate, but you already knew that

[Don]

Schubert: The piano trios - Storioni Trio Amsterdam

Sumptuous playing from this trio I was totally unaware of.  The adagio to the first trio is to die for, such togetherness, although very fast in the outer movements of both trios in comparison to the BAT and the Florestan Trio, the latter being my favourite versions of these works, which has Susan Tomes in top form as the pianist.

Great buy, which incidentally is my first purchase this year of music, which was actually recorded in 2007 

Yes, the Storioni Trio does a great job with the Schubert Piano Trios.  Also highly recommended is their way with Beethoven Piano Trios.

[Florestan]

Found this marked down to $9.99 at Newbury Comics:

Creme de la creme, mon cher Charles!

[Papy Oli]

Ordered today :