Past Purchases (CLOSED)

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SonicMan46

Quote from: Sergeant Rock on October 03, 2009, 01:01:06 AM
........... What I'm pretty confident in saying at ths point is that Salonen and Blomstedt give very different interpretations.

After I bought Salonen's Fourth I didn't pick up the rest of his cycle--I'm not sure why. I loved what he did with that symphony and expected a similar approach in the others. The VC with Cho-Liang Lin is near definitive if the majority of critics are to be believed and yet I kept passing that by too. Curious. Maybe I instinctively knew a really cheap box would appear someday  :D  Patience is sometimes rewarded.

Sarge - thanks for the comments above - a different 'interpretation' would intice me into a purchase - added to my 'wish list' - now just need to look for a great price!  Dave  :D

The new erato

Quote from: Coopmv on October 03, 2009, 04:35:06 AM
 

Think Johann Sebastian Bach, a German contemporary of Handel and they were in fact born in the same year.

I would love to discover more of Handel's vocal works that are sung in German.
The Brockes Passion springs to mind, but except for that I don't think there's much.

I simply love Røschmann in Deutsche Arien on Harmonia Mundi though.

Coopmv

Quote from: erato on October 03, 2009, 05:04:45 AM
The Brockes Passion springs to mind, but except for that I don't think there's much.

I simply love Røschmann in Deutsche Arien on Harmonia Mundi though.

Given your vote of confidence in Røschmann, I have put her CD on my wish list.  It should be part of my collection before the end of the year ...    ;D

Coopmv

Quote from: erato on October 03, 2009, 05:04:45 AM
The Brockes Passion springs to mind, but except for that I don't think there's much.

I simply love Røschmann in Deutsche Arien on Harmonia Mundi though.

BTW, This will be in my collection as well.  I did not realize Arleen Auger recorded these works.  She was one of the greatest sopranos the US has ever produced ...


Coopmv

Just ordered this CD from an Amazon MP vendor, as it looks like it could be OOP soon ...


Que

Quote from: Coopmv on October 03, 2009, 10:01:43 AM
Just ordered this CD from an Amazon MP vendor, as it looks like it could be OOP soon ...



Well, if it does go OOP, you could always buy this budget reissue:



Q

Coopmv

Quote from: Que on October 03, 2009, 10:39:26 AM
Well, if it does go OOP, you could always buy this budget reissue:



Q

I was able to get the "original" at a nice price. 

Que

Quote from: Coopmv on October 03, 2009, 10:46:35 AM
I was able to get the "original" at a nice price. 

Excellent! And I always like to have (proper) liner notes. :)

Q

SonicMan46

Well, about every 6-8 months I make a specific visit to BRO HERE to search their Hyperion offerings - today over 550 were listed!  WOW, so many to preview (and I already own hundreds of their CDs!) - took about an hour to make some selections, i.e. cross checking ratings on various websites - but feel that I made some good choices - 14 items put into my cart for a total of $100 - not bad!  :D

Canteloube, Joseph & de Breville, Pierre - Music for Violin & Piano w/ Devoyon & Graffin.

Arensky & Bortkiewicz - Piano Concertos & Fantasia for Piano and Orch. w/ Stephen Coombs
   
D'Albert, Enescu, & Dohnanyi - Cello Works w/ Gerhardt & Glasgow Scottish SO.

Vivaldi, Antonio - Violin Sonatas, Op.2 #'s 1-6 w/ Elizabeth Wallfisch.
   
Monteverdi, Claudio - The Sacred Music, Volume 1 w/ King & King's Consort.

Monteverdi, Claudio - The Sacred Music, Volume 2 w/ King & King's Consort.

Strauss, Richard - Piano Quartet et al w/ Nash Ensemble.

Stojowski, Zygmunt - Music for Piano w/ Plowright & Brabbins.

Francaix, Jean - Concertino for Piano & Orchestra et al w/ Cassard & Fischer + Ulster Orch.

Godowsky, Leopold - Piano Sonata & Passacagli w/ Marc-Andre Hamelin.

Kullak & Dreyschock - Piano Concertos w/ Piers Lane/Willen + Glasgow Scottish SO

Messiaen, Oliver - Preludes, Etudes, et al w/ Angela Hewitt.

Philips, Peter - Keyboard Music w/ Paul Nicholson.
   
Offenbach, Jacques - Piano Works, Volume 1 w/ Marco Sollini (exception - CPO label)

DavidW

Quote from: SonicMan on October 03, 2009, 07:33:27 PM
Well, about every 6-8 months I make a specific visit to BRO HERE to search their Hyperion offerings - today over 550 were listed!  WOW,
<snipped big list of hyperion cds purchased>

Dude, Dave you're such an American version of Elgarian! :D


Elgarian

Quote from: DavidW on October 03, 2009, 08:52:01 PM
Dude, Dave you're such an American version of Elgarian! :D

I thought I was an English version of him.

Coopmv

Quote from: DavidW on October 03, 2009, 08:52:01 PM
Dude, Dave you're such an American version of Elgarian! :D

Does the English version of Elgarian also shop at BRO?     :D

secondwind

Last night at the concert.

Coopmv

Hey, this looks like the avatar adopted by some GMG member ...   ;D




DavidW

Quote from: Coopmv on October 04, 2009, 04:40:57 AM
Does the English version of Elgarian also shop at BRO?     :D

What unites them is massive purchases of Hyperion cds. ;D

SonicMan46

Quote from: DavidW on October 03, 2009, 08:52:01 PM
Dude, Dave you're such an American version of Elgarian! :D

David - LOL!  ;D  Well, gives me something to do, and hopefully keeps us 'out of trouble'!  Dave  :)

DavidW

Why is a porcupine walking side by side with Brahms? :D

DavidW

Quote from: SonicMan on October 04, 2009, 06:03:57 AM
David - LOL!  ;D  Well, gives me something to do, and hopefully keeps us 'out of trouble'!  Dave  :)

Yeah so out of trouble that wife registers on the forum to keep track of you! ;D tehehe  If Elgarian's wife does the same thing then the symmetry will be complete. ;D

CD

Quote from: DavidW on October 04, 2009, 06:05:08 AM
Why is a porcupine walking side by side with Brahms? :D

Apparently there was a famous coffee shop in Vienna called The Red Hedgehog, which he frequented. :)