What are you listening to now?

[Harry]

Yummy


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[springrite]

Das Lied von der Erde (Domingo, Salonen, LA Phil)

[Sergeant Rock]

John Williams Tuba Concerto




Sarge

[Mirror Image]

Now:



Listening to The Song of the High Hills. Absolutely incredible work and Fenby's performance is first-rate.

[North Star]

Herbie Schuch playing Schubie and Janacek
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[Que]

Mendelssohn's Reformation symphony.

Q

[Karl Henning]

Hat tip to Cato:

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[jlaurson]

W.T. Mozart,
Sonatas K. 332, 333, 457 & Adagio K.475
Andreas Haefliger
Sony
German link - UK link

So Jens, is that disk a CD-R? We have been told elsewhere that Sony's CD-R's have that blue frame. Possibly someone with disk in hand could clear that up.

This is true -- there are apparently US-Market on-demand re-releases, and they have this blue frame. And it's very confusing... because by all appearances, this CD has NOT been re-issued. Or rather, with its release date of 2011 it HAS been re-issued and is already no longer available, even as a on-demand CDR?

In any case, I suspect that if you buy it used (and/or from 3rd parties new), you have a good chance of getting the real thing. In any case one might want to inquire beforehand.
I have the real thing (as it were), because I bought it on the 3rd Party market in Germany.

I've amended the links (for the UK & Germany) & picture to reflect better what's available and where.

[Harry]

 

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[Sergeant Rock]

Stravinsky Symphony in Three Movements, Klemperer conducting the Philharmonia




Sarge

[Gurn Blanston]

So Jens, is that disk a CD-R? We have been told elsewhere that Sony's CD-R's have that blue frame. Possibly someone with disk in hand could clear that up.




This is true -- there are apparently US-Market on-demand re-releases, and they have this blue frame. And it's very confusing... because by all appearances, this CD has NOT been re-issued. Or rather, with its release date of 2011 it HAS been re-issued and is already no longer available, even as a on-demand CDR?

In any case, I suspect that if you buy it used (and/or from 3rd parties new), you have a good chance of getting the real thing. In any case one might want to inquire beforehand.
I have the real thing (as it were), because I bought it on the 3rd Party market in Germany.

I've amended the links (for the UK & Germany) & picture to reflect better what's available and where.

Thanks for the excellent explanation. I am guessing that my chronic habit of buying things from the 3rd party market as a first choice has inadvertently steered me clear of these. Babe in the freakin' woods....

[Lisztianwagner]

Erkki Melartin
Symphony No.2

http://www.youtube.com/v/p0gK0VrgNcA

[Karl Henning]

Ciao, Ilaria! YHM   

[Lisztianwagner]

Ciao, Ilaria! YHM   

Good day, Karl!

I'm sorry, what does YHM mean?

[SonicMan46]

Hi Dave, you know I love the the series, of which I gathered five out of seven volumes so far. Analekta is not a cheap label...

Compared to contemporary and stylistically related keyboard output by Händel and Telemann, Graupner does very well IMO - his style is highly varied and versatile: it shows depth as well as virtuosity and takes in all kind of influences from outside of Germany, particularly France. Perhaps some might find Graupner's style too fussy or fickle, but I love the stuff.

Hi Q - I really enjoy Graupner - decided to listen to his orchestral works today (some shown below).  Yesterday, I ordered Soly's 3rd & 4th volumes and yes Analekta is not the cheapest label, but found a MP vendor who had them for $12 + the usual $4 S/H - had a $50 gift card and threw in some Blu-ray movie DVD replacements, so getting about $5 off on each item.  Dave

   

[Cato]

Good day, Karl!

I'm sorry, what does YHM mean?

You Have Mail!

[Sergeant Rock]

Haydn Sinfonia Concertante in B flat for violin, cello, oboe and bassoon Hob.I:105, Karl Ristenpart conducting the Chamber Orchestra of the Saar




Sarge

[Lisztianwagner]

You Have Mail!

Thanks, Cato!

Now, since I've also downloaded the score:

Karl Henning
Plotting

[Sergeant Rock]

Karl Henning  Plotting (y is the new x) ...a sexy new piece by our resident composer: the sound of  two skeletons copulating on a tin roof 


Sarge

[Mandryka]

Knud Vad plays BWV 651

A mixture of joy and terror. That's maybe a good thing for a pentecostal chorale, I don't know, I'm not a christian. But I know that this is a very interesting performance.