Past Purchases (CLOSED)

[Harry]

Well, Harry, it doesn't look like you have much to complain at all.

Or, as a saying goes in Beijing, "if you think you should complain at THAT, then you are asking to be slapped silly!"

Of course you are right Paul, I shouldn't really

[Harry]

[asin]B0017LI72O[/asin]  [asin]B0036BCCA6[/asin]


Just to see if it works fellows, since I ordered this with Abeille it may be allowed.
Awesome The images are very large though!

[PaulSC]

The images are very large though!

And Hélène Schmitt's name is obscured 

[Harry]

Some more from Abeille.

                       

[jlaurson]

Listen what the Arlington Cat dragged in :
(Part 16 of ~30 of stuff found in the sofa cushions)


J. Brahms (1833 – 1897),
Bits'n'Pieces
Murray Perahia
Sony

[The new erato]

Some more from Abeille.

That disc is absolutely outstanding. The Malipiero concerto is a wonder - and I say that as one who is not absolutely convinced by Malipiero.

[Harry]

That disc is absolutely outstanding. The Malipiero concerto is a wonder - and I say that as one who is not absolutely convinced by Malipiero.

From the bits and pieces I heard, I was immediately convinced that I had to have this one.

[jlaurson]

Listen what the Arlington Cat dragged in :
(Part 17 of ~30 of stuff found in the sofa cushions)

corrected


A. Bruckner (1824 – 1896),
Symphony No.7
Furtwangler / BPh - 1951 (Rome)
Archipel


Hopefully not as awful sounding as the allegations I've heard being made.

[Orpheus]

[DavidRoss]

http://www.youtube.com/v/QT9BeGNnCqw

[Sid]

Got this today, looking forward to hearing this music for the first time...

Thomas Ades:
Asyla, Concerto Conciso, These Premises Are Alarmed, Chamber Symphony, ...but all shall be well
Ades/CBSO/Rattle
EMI

[kishnevi]

Listen what the Arlington Cat dragged in :
(Part 17 of ~30 of stuff found in the sofa cushions)


J. Brahms (1833 – 1897),
Symphony No.7
Furtwangler / BPh - 1951 (Rome)
Archipel


Hopefully not as awful sounding as the allegations I've heard being made.

Either that sofa has been in some interesting universes, or you had a very long and hard day today.

[jlaurson]

Listen what the Arlington Cat dragged in :
(Part 17 of ~30 of stuff found in the sofa cushions)


J. Haydn (1732 – 1809),
String Quartets op.50
Tokyo Quartet
DG

[jlaurson]

Listen what the Arlington Cat dragged in :
(Part 18 of ~30 of stuff found in the sofa cushions)


J. Haydn (1732 – 1809),
Complete Music for Solo Keyboard
Ronald Brautigam
BIS

[jlaurson]

Listen what the Arlington Cat dragged in :
(Part 19 of 27 of stuff found in the sofa cushions)


G.F. Handel (1685 – 1759),
Water Music
les musiciens du louvre  / marc minkowski
naïve

[PaulSC]

Listen what the Arlington Cat dragged in :
(Part 18 of ~30 of stuff found in the sofa cushions)


J. Haydn (1732 – 1809),
Complete Music for Solo Keyboard
Ronald Brautigam
BIS

LOVE LOVE LOVE

[jlaurson]

Listen what the Arlington Cat dragged in :
(Part 19 of 27 of stuff found in the sofa cushions)


B. Bartók (1881 – 1945),
Violin Concertos
A.Steinbacher / M.Janowski / O.d.l.Suisse Romande
PentaTone SACD

[The new erato]

At the moment I feel like Brisbane. The floodgates are opening.

[jlaurson]

Listen what the Salzburg Cat dragged in :

these guys will be heard in Washington D.C. at the Library of Congress on Feb.4th.


E. Schulhoff (1894 – 1942), R. Strauss (1864 – 1949),
Streichsextett / Metamorphosen [2-2-2-1]
Hyperion Ensemble
[own label]


B. Bartók (1881 – 1945), K.A. Hartmann (1905 – 1963),
Music for Strings, Percussion, and Celesta /
Concerto Funebre
Hyperion Ensemble
[own label]

[Gurn Blanston]

Listen what the Arlington Cat dragged in :
(Part 17 of ~30 of stuff found in the sofa cushions)


J. Haydn (1732 – 1809),
String Quartets op.50
Tokyo Quartet
DG

Still my favorite of the now 10 sets of that opus that I have. They seem to hit all the phrasings just the way I like it.