Past Purchases (CLOSED)

[kishnevi]

Ordered these from amazon.co.uk:


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You might want to cancel and re-order the Handel Caldara CD:  it's priced at $16.05 plus s/h  on Amazon (US) MP. 
I just ordered it, of course.

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Landed today:

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[The new erato]

You might want to cancel and re-order the Handel Caldara CD:  it's priced at $16.05 plus s/h  on Amazon (US) MP. 
I just ordered it, of course.

But on amazon.co.uk it was £10.91 less Vat = around £ 9.50 + free P&P!

Thanks for the concern anyway! 

[kishnevi]

But on amazon.co.uk it was £10.91 less Vat = around £ 9.50 + free P&P!

Thanks for the concern anyway! 

For me, that's about the same as what I'm paying, since AmazonUK charges shipping to the US. 
AmazonUS has it priced at about three times that....

[SonicMan46]

Well this morning, I was going through the May-June issue of the American Record Guide and a number of reviews peaked my interest, so made a purchase on the Amazon MP tonight of the items below (order includes a total of 9 discs) - should enjoy -

Arnold, Carl - Piano Works w/ Torleif Torgersen - 1 CD

Bach, JS - WTC w/ Christine Schornsheim - 4 CDs

Gyrowetz, Adalbert - Piano Trios w/ Trio Fortepiano - 1 CD

Telemann, GP - Fantasias-Harpsichord w/ Andrea Coen - 3 CDs

 

 

[Gurn Blanston]

Haydn (Re) Releases:


J. Haydn et al.
"Haydn ...out of Hainburg
A.Holzapfel / dolce risonanza
Gramola
[mp3 only in the US?]
German link, UK link

Salve Regina XXIIIb:2, Pieces for small organ XIX: 12-13
+ works by Albrechtsberger, Fux, M.Haydn, Reutter




J. Haydn et al.
Haydn alla Zingarese
Paul Gulda, R.G.Banda et al.
Gramola
Music Classic edition: German link, UK link
Re-release from a 1993 recording, out on CD on the "musica classic" label (Denon?)

Excerpts with gypsy influences from Haydn's oevre interspersed with traditional Hungarian / Gypsy music.

Thanks for having posted this also in the Haydn Haus, Jens. By sheer coincidence I had run across it just the day before on Musica Dei dona blog and naturally hunted it down. The Hainburg one, that is. You can safely remove your question mark there. I now have it on my list for my next Euro order (MDT). The other is new to me, looks interesting since I greatly enjoy that crazy Rom music!   



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L'Estro Armonico \ Derek Solomons - Hob 01_045 Symphony in f# 4th mvmt - Finale: Presto - Adagio

[Conor71]

Recieved this today :

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Just snapped these up ..


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Very cool recording. You'll dig it.

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Just bought:

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This was a Takemitsu recording I've had my eye for awhile, but finally came across one for a good price.

[Karl Henning]

Just landed:

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Just bought:

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This was the only MacMillan Chandos recording I was lacking.

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[Brian]

My new MusicWeb assignment:

Borodin: Sextet; Glazunov: Quintet; Arensky: Quartet with two cellos || Nash Ensemble, Onyx
R. Fuchs: Serenades Nos 3, 4, 5 || Cologne Chamber Orchestra, Ludwig, Naxos
Janacek: Taras Bulba, Lachian & Moravian Dances || Warsaw Philharmonic, Wit, Naxos
Mendelssohn/Tchaikovsky: Violin Concertos || Ray Chen, vn; Swedish Radio SO, Harding, Sony
Shostakovich: Symphony No 11 || Monte-Carlo PO, Kreizberg [one of his last recordings], OPMC
Guitar recital: Rafael Aguirre (Debussy, Sergio Assad, Lopez-Quiroga, Rodrigo, etc) || Naxos
Great Czech Conductors: Rafael Kubelik (Dvorak, Martinu, Dobias, Shostakovich) || Supraphon

[Coopmv]

Well this morning, I was going through the May-June issue of the American Record Guide and a number of reviews peaked my interest, so made a purchase on the Amazon MP tonight of the items below (order includes a total of 9 discs) - should enjoy -

Bach, JS - WTC w/ Christine Schornsheim - 4 CDs

Telemann, GP - Fantasias-Harpsichord w/ Andrea Coen - 3 CDs



 

I have had these 2 recordings for some times and they are quite nice ...

[TheGSMoeller]

Just bought:

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Nice, John.
I'm not familiar with those recordings, but I love Turangalila, I own Chailly and Myung-Whun Chung, let me know what you think of your new purchases. 

[The new erato]

Found this at amazon.it at a price that won't make Norwegian customs add VAT and fees.

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Came to 27 Euros all included.

[jlaurson]

Nice, John.
I'm not familiar with those recordings, but I love Turangalila, I own Chailly and Myung-Whun Chung, let me know what you think of your new purchases. 

Good timing. We just mentioned all the Turangalia recordings over in the "New Releases" thread. (On the occasion of an upcoming Hyperion-release.)

Not quite as special (and not half the size) as the Gothic, though... given that there are more than a dozen of (largely) excellent recordings of it already available. (Chailly, Chung, Previn, Ozawa, Rattle, Nagano, Janowski, Wit (!), Tortelier, Salonen, Cambreling (!), and whoever else I'm overlooking (like T.Fischer or H.Vonk or De Froment or Le Roux).

[Willoughby earl of Itacarius]

Landed today.

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Nice, John.
I'm not familiar with those recordings, but I love Turangalila, I own Chailly and Myung-Whun Chung, let me know what you think of your new purchases. 

That's pretty funny because I own the Chung and Chailly recordings too, but I also own Nagano's. I'll let you know how the Wit and Ozawa are once I've heard them.

[springrite]

"Complete Violin Sonatas" by Beethoven; Suk, violin

"Dvorak: Symphonic Works" Neumann, Czech Phil (under $7 for the boxset? Must have been mis-priced?)

"Bach: The Organ Works (Box Set)" Walcha; Audio CD; $60.78

"Beethoven: Symphonies / Overtures" (Boxset, ZigZag); Audio CD; $43.44

"Carlo Maria Giulini- The Chicago Recordings"


"Elliott Carter: A Nonesuch Retrospective" Elliott Carter; Audio CD; $18.95
(Bought this mostly for Triple Duo and In sleep, in thunder)

"Symphonies 93 & 94 " Surprise "(Szell, Cleveland)
(Bought this one mainly for that best big sneeze in 93) 


"Camilla Wicks: Great Norwegian Performers 1945-2000 Vol. III" Camilla Wicks (Sentimental purchase as Camilla is a special friend)

[Karl Henning]

That's pretty funny because I own the Chung and Chailly recordings too, but I also own Nagano's. I'll let you know how the Wit and Ozawa are once I've heard them.

Offhand, I should think that the Turangalîla Symphony would suit Ozawa.

Thread duty: Just landed . . . .

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(Hartmann, string quartets)