What are you listening to now?

[Sadko]

My Internet access didn't work for some days, it feels so good to have it working again! :-)
The recording I enjoyed most during these days was:

Haydn

Piano Chamber Music (Concertini & Divertimenti)

Haydn Trio Eisenstadt et al.

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[Rinaldo]

I'm experiencing my first encounter with Geminiani via WQXR. Concerto grosso, Op. 3, #5. Beautiful!

[Sergeant Rock]

Handel Harpsichord Suite D minor HWV 437 played by Michael Borgstede



Sarge

[North Star]

First-listen Wednesday (this recording)

Mahler
Symphony No. 5
Chailly & RCO

Now:

Ravel
Histoires naturelles
Felicity Palmer (mezzo) & John Constable (piano)

[marvinbrown]

Bad hair, good music.

Symphony No 5.

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  I still have that set shrinkwrapped. Glad you are enjoying the music.

  On my end I am revelling in this ET JE ME SENT COMME LE ROI SOLIEL...Ooooh la laaaa........

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  marvinbrown (le prochain roi de France)

[TheGSMoeller]

A mixed bag of goodies for the road.

Forqueray performed by Musical Humors
Haydn, Op.33 by Mosaiques
Brahms by Levine and Weiner

 

[Sergeant Rock]

Ditters Symphony in D minor (Grave d1), Uwe Grodd conducting the Failoni Orchestra




Sarge

[Karl Henning]

The first four letters of that orchestra's name are most unfortunate.

And Sarge, YHPM

[springrite]

The first four letters of that orchestra's name are most unfortunate.

And Sarge, YHPM

Unfortunate, but not necessarily inappropriate.

[Karl Henning]

Surgically done, Paul!

[listener]

a set of LP's in the "please shelve me pile"
MOZART:  Piano Concertos 1 - 4  (K. 37,39, 40,41)
Martin Galling, piano   The Stuttgart Soloists   Günter Wich, cond.
BRITTEN: Gemini  Variations (on a theme of Kodaly)   Psalm 150    "Friday Afternoons" (missing no.1)
Choir of Downside School, Purley       Britten cond.
and some piano music by BARTOK (rest of the set to follow): 7 Sketches, 4 Dirges, Sonatina, 2 Elegies and 2 Rumanian Dances
György Sandor, piano

[Karl Henning]

Hindemith
Overture of The Flying Dutchman as played at sight by a bad spa orchestra at the well at 7 in the morning (ca. 1925)
The Buchberger Quartet

[Opus106]

Hindemith
Overture of The Flying Dutchman as played at sight by a bad spa orchestra at the well at 7 in the morning (ca. 1925)
The Buchberger Quartet

I had to google the work's name just to make to sure that you hadn't made it up.

And now listening to it as well, at one in the morning.

http://www.youtube.com/v/BrV1DiQznHk

[Brian]

Dvorak's Ninth, as played in Malaysia:



This is really an excellent performance! And I'm picky about Dvorak symphonies! Full recommendation.

[Sergeant Rock]

Bach Brandenburg Concerto #1, Egarr conducting the Academy of Ancient Music




Sarge

[Pat B]

More HIP/PI Schubert. Impromptus this time. Orkis.
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[Lisztianwagner]

I had to google the work's name just to make to sure that you hadn't made it up.

And now listening to it as well, at one in the morning.

http://www.youtube.com/v/BrV1DiQznHk

So am I, I haven't heard about this work before!

[listener]

Hindemith as Jonathan and Darlene Edwards....   try the Mini-Max - for string quartet for more of the same!

[Sergeant Rock]

Bach Concerto for Two Violins D minor BWV 1043




Sarge

[Wakefield]

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Cello/piano music by Fournier/Kempff  [As good as this one is, I will need to get a couple more recordings of this music soon, per some not-old GMG discussion.]

Hi, Octave. On modern instruments, I would recommend Du Pré/Barenboim & Bailey/Dinnerstein... Both of them are simply astonishing.