Past Purchases (CLOSED)

[Peregrine]

[Renfield]

That one is superb, IMO.

[Peregrine]

That one is superb, IMO.

Good, I'm looking forward...

[Drasko]

Good, I'm looking forward...

All three very good choices.

[Peregrine]

All three very good choices.

Hurrah!

[Kwoon]

I just received my 21st set of the Beethoven symphonies and 14th set of Wagner's "Ring":

Wagner: Das Rheingold (Sym des Bayerischen Rundfunks/Haitink, EMI 2CDs)

Wagner: Die Walkure (Sym des Bayerischen Rundfunks/Haitink, EMI 4CDs)

Wagner: Siegfried Sym des Bayerischen Rundfunks/Haitink, EMI 4CDs)

Wagner: Gotterdammerung Sym des Bayerischen Rundfunks/Haitink, EMI 4CDs)

Beethoven: 9 symphonies (Wiener Phil/Bernstein, DG 5CDs)

[M forever]

All these came in during the last few days:













And Prokofieff 5 with Ashkenazy/Concertgebouworkest (Decca) - couldn't find a pic of it.

[eyeresist]

Which label is that?

[Renfield]

Which label is that?

Music & Arts, released in June.

[Wanderer]

[rubio]

Another interesting Beethoven cycle and some Oistrakh.

 

[rickardg]

I would say yes to the Richter Chopin/Liszt set. Excellent Liszt sonata plus some very nice Chopin preludes.

Haven't heard Beethoven II myself but generally Richter's Beethoven is top notch.

I went back and bought the Richter sets

Richter: The Authorized Recordings
Chopin/Liszt
Beethoven II



and some Naxos discs

Franz Joseph Haydn
String Quartets Op. 76 1-6, Op 103, "The Seven Last Words" Op 51
The Kodaly Qt



Gustav Mahler
Symphony No 5
PNRSO/Wit

Malcolm Arnold
Symphonies 1 & 2, 9
Ireland National Symphony Orchestra/Andrew Penny

Leonardo Balada
Cello Concerto, Concerto for Four Guitars
Michael Sanderling, cello
Versailles Guitar Quartet
Barcelona Symphony & Catalonia National Orchestra/Colman Pearce



Heaven knows when I'll find time to listen to it all...

Edit: fixed some pics, hopefully...

[scarpia]

I think I heard about this one here somewhere.

[PaulR]

Kurt Atterberg: Sinfonia per archi Wallin/Camerata Nordica
Weinberg: String Quartets Vol. 1 (#4 and #16) Quartuor danel
Chausson: Concert for Violin, piano and String Quartet Perlman/Bolet/Julliard String Quartet
Chasson: Symphony in Bb Major, Poeme, Viviane    Laurent Korcia/Jerome Kaltenbach/Nancy Lyric Symphony Orchestra
Mussorgksy: Sunless, Nursery, Songs and Dances of Death (Among other works) Christoff/Labinsky Tzipine/L'Orchestre National de la Radiodiffusion Francaise
Mussorgsky: Khovanschina Abbado/Vienna State Opera (DVD)
Weinberg: Symphony #5 in F Minor, sinfonietta #1 Chmura/Polish National Symphony Orchestra katowice

Been looking for a CD of Sunless for a while, the Khovanschina dvd has interested me for a while, and am still exploring the music of Weinberg, and to a lesser extent, Atterberg   And it's also my first experience
with Chausson

I'm excited to get this package

[eyeresist]

I like Chausson's symphony, and have it conducted by Ansermet and Munch (Ansermet by a nose).
Don't know his violin "concert", unfortunately.

[rubio]

Some more Mengelberg.

[Que]

Some more Mengelberg.

A very nice set. That you could still find a copy!

Q

[Dundonnell]

Warner/Erato box set of music by that fine French composer Marcel Landowski-all four symphonies, concertos for piano(No.2), trumpet, ondes martenot, the two pieces for soprano, cello and orchestra, plus choral music and two operas)

Naxos release of three American Cello Concertos

[Dundonnell]

....and-an impulse buy of a composer of whom I had never heard-

[orbital]

Received (as a gift)


I don't know these at all. Should be interesting



That's a dupe 



Never heard them



Never heard these either, I am not expecting much, but we'll see...









|I think I have this on an other incarnation