What are you listening to now?

[Sergeant Rock]

Mozart Mass in C minor K.427, Peter Neumann conducting the Collegium Cartusianum (soloists include Barbara Schlick and Christoph Prégardien)




Sarge

[Jay F]

Mozart's #40, by Marriner/ASMF.

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[North Star]

Ives
Holidays Symphony
MTT & CSO
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[Mirror Image]

Now:



Listening to Holidays Symphony and copying Karlo. Love this work.

[Lisztianwagner]

On spotify:

Edward Elgar
Symphony No.2

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[mc ukrneal]

And I admire the fact that they have managed to get those great covers, with whatever resources

Ah, you got me there. Can't argue with that.

[The new erato]

Every time I see these trios covers, I wonder why they couldn't have invested something...anything...into a decent cover! Anyway, are those acorns or some other nut?

Yes for crying out loud. It is a quartet recording, is it too much to expect FOUR nuts on the cover?

[Karl Henning]

Yes for crying out loud. It is a quartet recording, is it too much to expect FOUR nuts on the cover?

[prémont]

Bach

The Art of Fugue

Sergey Dizhur (organ)

Interesting enough I acquired this rare recording some months ago. I think the interpretation is very consistent and also more stylish than I had expected. I do not favour the Schuke-organ, but this is a minor problem.

[Mirror Image]

Now:



Listening to Toccata for Orchestra. Fun, little piece.

[Brian]

Naxos Music Library just upgraded their antique streaming music player. Testing it out by playing one of Jeno Jando's finest accomplishments:

[The new erato]

Naxos Music Library just upgraded their antique streaming music player. Testing it out by playing one of Jeno Jando's finest accomplishments:

So he has four hands now?

[Karl Henning]

The grafts have been a success!

[listener]

BRAHMS:  Symphony no.1
Cleveland Orchestra /  Dohnanyi
WEBER: The 2 Concertos and Concertino for clarinet and orchestra
Antony Pay, 7-keyed clarinet (a 1983 copy of a Bb clarinet by Simiot of Lyons, c.1800) with 2 added keys
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment    all period instruments

[Mirror Image]

Now:



Listening to Bachianas Brasileiras No. 7. My favorite of the Bachianas. Great performance.

[Karl Henning]

Thread Duty:

Britten
Prelude and Fugue, Op.29
English Chamber Orchestra
Steuart Bedford

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[Brian]

So he has four hands now?

Okay, I was being unfair.

He has six.

[Gurn Blanston]

Mozart Mass in C minor K.427, Peter Neumann conducting the Collegium Cartusianum (soloists include Barbara Schlick and Christoph Prégardien)




Sarge

What say you, Sarge? Do I want to invest in this? 

[Karl Henning]

Charles Wuorinen Piano Concerto No. 4 (2003), Peter Serkin, piano, James Levine conducting the Boston





Sarge

Me, too:

Wuorinen
Fourth Piano Concerto
Peter Serkin, pf
BSO
Jimmy

[Sergeant Rock]

What say you, Sarge? Do I want to invest in this? 

You know you do 

Barbara Schlick is one of my favorite "period" sopranos; her contribution to K.427 is heavenly. And I love the stand-alone D minor Kyrie K.341, a substantial filler on disc 1.

Sarge