What are you listening to now?

[Harry]

Harpsichord day...

http://walboi.blogspot.nl/2014/11/the-fitzwilliam-virginal-book-volume-3.html?spref=tw

[Sergeant Rock]

Haydn Horn Concertos with Wilhelm Bruns, natural horn, Fey conducting the Heidelberger Sinfoniker




Sarge

[North Star]

Schumann
Piano Sonata no. 1 in f-sharp minor, Op. 11
Andsnes
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Next:

Chopin
Preludes, Op. 28
Sokolov
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[listener]

Friday – VIERNEs-day  Symphonies for organ no.1 op. 14, no.3 op. 28
Marie-Claire Alain, Cavaillé-Coll organ at St. Étienne  de Caen
IVES: Marches: Omega Lambda Chi, March Intercollegiate and assorted marches by SOUSA, FILLMORE, ALFORD etc.
Columbia All-Star Band,  Gunther Schuller, cond.
RACHMANINOFF   Songs    vol. 2 of a series with Elizabeth Söderström and Vladimir Ashkenazy

[Mirror Image]

Hope you had a good Thanksgiving yesterday!

I spent the day listening to more music than I had expected. A s***-ton of Haydn (Autumn from The Seasons and symphonies 56-64) and some Messiaen (Canyons..., TS, TPL).

Thanks, Nate. I need to listen to more of Haydn. I really enjoyed all of his music that's I've heard so far (a lot of symphonies, concerti).

[Wanderer]

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[North Star]

How is Martynov's Beethoven-Liszt, Tasos?

[Wakefield]

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Sherbakov and Katsaris seemed the last word in this repertoire, but this guy has set a new standard, IMO.   

[Sergeant Rock]

Kinsella Symphony No.4 "The Four Provinces"




Sarge

[Sergeant Rock]

Berg Drei Orchesterstücke op.6, Sinopoli, Dresden




Sarge

[SonicMan46]

Bach, CPE (1714-1788) - Keyboard Works, Concertos & Solo by the various performers on the cover art - Dave

   

[jfdrex]

Not right now, but yesterday... The wife's excellent choices for our Thanksgiving Day listening here in the chilly northeast U.S. took us back to England:



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[Moonfish]

Boito: Mefistofele       Tebaldi/del Monaco/Siepi/Orchestra e Coro dell'Accademia di Santa Cecilia/Serafin

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[kishnevi]

Having worked 19 out of the last 29 hours, and slept only 3 hours last night,  I am soothing myself with Perahia doing concertos

Also assisted by Barbados rum...R.L. Seale's

[Todd]

Some Dvorak. 

[Ken B]

John Luther Adams
Become Ocean

[listener]

HAYDN:  Symphony no.86 in D, Symphony no.92 in G (Oxford)
Scarlatti Orchestra (Naples)    Franco Caracciolo, cond.
MONIUSZKO: Straszy Dwór  (The Haunted Manor)   highlights
Andrzek Hiolski, Halina Sloicka, Zdzislaw Nikodem....
Warsaw State Opera House Chorus and Orch.   Witold Rowicki, cond.
not from the complete recording on XEPN 0109/0112
KHACHATURIAN: Spartacus – excerpts
USSR State Radio Orch.  Alexander Gauk, cond.

[Mirror Image]

John Luther Adams
Become Ocean

Pounds the table! Is this your second time listening to Become Ocean, Ken? Excellent.

Now playing:



Listening to Holst's The Planets. Excellent performance from Lenny/NY Phil.

[Ken B]

Pounds the table! Is this your second time listening to Become Ocean, Ken? Excellent.

Now playing:



Listening to Holst's The Planets. Excellent performance from Lenny/NY Phil.

Yes, second listen.

TD, Frank Martin, Cinderella. Which is a gorgeous score.  I've been on a bit of a Martin mini binge the past couple days. I am quite taken with the viola sonata.

[Mirror Image]

Yes, second listen.

TD, Frank Martin, Cinderella. Which is a gorgeous score.  I've been on a bit of a Martin mini binge the past couple days. I am quite taken with the viola sonata.

Very cool. Frank Martin, of course, has become a favorite of mine. My favorite work is probably a toss-up between the Cello Concerto and Polyptyque.