Recordings That You Are Considering

[Lethevich]

Is there a general "future releases that look super cool" thread? Either way, I am not considering this, I'm probably going to pick it up, but it'll be a wait of a few months:



Perculiarly, it was recorded in 2010? Maybe a cheapie live deal.

[Opus106]

The strokes in the painting look lovely.

[Lethevich]

The strokes in the painting look lovely.

It's freakishly intense, like papercutouts rearranged. Turina's music is not quite that good, but very enjoyable stuff

[Karl Henning]

Have been considering this one for the better part of a week:

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[Sergeant Rock]

Have been considering this one for the better part of a week:

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You know it has my vote. Not sure if I'll get anyone else to agree.

Sarge

[Karl Henning]

I could see it not being everyone's money, Sarge.  But you and I share some interesting musical corners.  I'm about to head out to fetch in some lunch, and I think I'll snaffle this on the way.

[jlaurson]

Have been considering this one for the better part of a week:


Bach's "B'Burgs"
Benny Brittmeister

Totally unfashionable, of course... but one of the  g r e a t  B'burg interpretations... the kind that can very well be "of its time" and still timelessly good. Excellent alongside, say, Egarr.

[Coopmv]

You know it has my vote. Not sure if I'll get anyone else to agree.

Sarge

It is probably an important performance from a historical perspective.  I also have 3 versions of the Brandenburg Concertos by the BPO and Karajan.  The string section of the BPO was just awesome ...

[mc ukrneal]

Another way of thinking about it: How bad could it be with Britten counducting the ECO in Bach?

[Sergeant Rock]

Nice to see reinforcements arrive    As I told Karl in the listening thread, I've owned these recordings since 1969. At this point I have to wonder if my love for the Britten performance is the result of imprinting and/or mere nostalgia. But I do think highly of them.

Sarge

[Coopmv]

Nice to see reinforcements arrive    As I told Karl in the listening thread, I've owned these recordings since 1969. At this point I have to wonder if my love for the Britten performance is the result of imprinting and/or mere nostalgia. But I do think highly of them.

Sarge

I have over 30 versions of the Brandenburg Concertos and there clearly are not this number of versions performed on period instruments worth collecting, period -no pun intended.  LOL ...

[prémont]

I have over 30 versions of the Brandenburg Concertos and there clearly are not this number of versions performed on period instruments worth collecting,

Ooh yes there are, you just do not know them.

[Coopmv]

Ooh yes there are, you just do not know them.

The problem is I have no interest in owning the Brandenburg Concertos performed by the Hammerfest Baroque Ensemble ...   

[Brian]

Is there a general "future releases that look super cool" thread?

I believe my "Recordings You Are Looking Forward To," set up for just such a purpose, was rolled into the "New Releases" thread after an idiotic catfight over whether there was a difference.

[Mandryka]

Jaime Laredo, Joseph Kalichstein and Sharon Robinson



Especially for the Viola Sonata and second Trio

[prémont]

The problem is I have no interest in owning the Brandenburg Concertos performed by the Hammerfest Baroque Ensemble ...   

I my book the interest in a recording of the Brandenburgs - as well as the interest in any recording - depends upon its musical value and not upon the casual names of the musicians.

[madaboutmahler]

Looking for a new recording of Strauss' Don Quixote, and was wondering about:
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I already have the Zinman, Karajan and Kempe.
Thank you!

[Lethevich]

I believe my "Recordings You Are Looking Forward To," set up for just such a purpose, was rolled into the "New Releases" thread after an idiotic catfight over whether there was a difference.

Oh, that's why I couldn't find it ;_;

[Antoine Marchand]

I believe my "Recordings You Are Looking Forward To," set up for just such a purpose, was rolled into the "New Releases" thread after an idiotic catfight over whether there was a difference.

I think your adjective "idiotic" is a bit unfortunate, Brian. I mean it suggests that you think that people who suggested that change are idiots... and you are not that kind of rude boy. 

[Opus106]

I think your adjective "idiotic" is a bit unfortunate, Brian. I mean it suggests that you think that people who suggested that change are idiots... and you are not that kind of rude boy. 

Brian used the word to describe the virtual cat-fight that ensued the suggestion; but I think the original suggestion itself was rather useless (note: I'm referring to only the suggestion, and not the person in general in every sphere of his life).