What are you listening to now?

[ritter]

Das Fest geht weiter  :



Ich will den Kreuzstab gerne tragen, BWV 56 and Ich habe genug, BWV 82a...two marvels!!!!!

[EigenUser]

Music from a set theorist:
Milton Babbitt's All Set
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Edit: Damn, I forgot how much I like this piece! Atonal music never sounded so fun! A jazz radio station could play this and I don't know if anyone would find anything out of order. I think I'll replay it when it's over.

[ritter]

Music from a set theorist:
Milton Babbitt's All Set
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Edit: Damn, I forgot how much I like this piece! Atonal music never sounded so fun! A jazz radio station could play this and I don't know if anyone would find anything out of order. I think I'll replay it when it's over.

This was my first introduction 8quite recently, actually) to Babbitt's music, and I agree with you: quite fun and very enjoyable...I should explore this composer's output further...

Cheers,

[Mirror Image]

A wonderful disc:

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The Jonathan Dove work is beautiful!

I'd like to pick this one up in addition to the other Padmore recording of Britten/Finzi.

[Philo]

https://www.youtube.com/v/O1gZL1Wdh5k

[PaulR]

Good Morning!

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Symphony #1 in B-Flat "Spring"

[Karl Henning]

First-Listen Fridays!

Robt Ashley
The Backyard (T'Be Continued)
(episode VII of Perfect Lives)

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[The new erato]

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Excellent, I say again, excellent stuff..!

Definitely a favorite.

And here a Berliozian wallow in Faust:

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[The new erato]

I'd like to pick this one up in addition to the other Padmore recording of Britten/Finzi.

How many seconds since you said this, and still no post in the purchases thread? You're slipping, old boy I say, just slipping!

[Wanderer]

From the early days of SACD-only discs:

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[Wakefield]

Though they are usually valued just as a first and successful step towards the complete development of the genre, I judge these six string quartets and this interpretation (to say definitive words  ) as simply perfect:

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[EigenUser]

Haydn's Symphony No. 31 'Hornsignal'
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[Ken B]

Haydn's Symphony No. 31 'Hornsignal'
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Yay!

Michael Antielgar
Various bits arranged for accoustic accordions
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[The new erato]

Strangely fascinating soundscapes (for want of a netter word):

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[Philo]

https://www.youtube.com/v/Ik8ktuRwIRo

[EigenUser]

Up next -- Boulez's Derive I

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I would be very interested in knowing what the circumstances surrounding this photo were.

[The new erato]

Up next -- Boulez's Derive I

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I would be very interested in knowing what the circumstances surrounding this photo were.

I guess he derived some pleasure from it.

[Karl Henning]

sur incises

[ZauberdrachenNr.7]

Some more Dutilleux, Tout un monde, widely regarded as his greatest work.  (Coupla' new Dutilleux coming in the mail soon, yipppeee!)  And then Magnard's 3rd (never before heard by dragon ears), courtesy Ernest.



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[North Star]

Handel
Concerti grossi, Op. 3
Egarr & Academy of Ancient Music
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