What are you listening to now?

[ZauberdrachenNr.7]

Then, "Rule Brittenia!" :

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[Florestan]

[Karl Henning]

"Il prete rosso"
Concerto in E^b for violin, « La tempesta di mare » RV253
Monica Huggett, vn
Ragland Baroque
Nicholas Kraemer

[Karl Henning]

(* batte la tavola con tutta la sua forza *)

[North Star]

(* batte la tavola con tutta la sua forza *)

G'day, Karl!

Thread duty

RVW
Symphony No. 9
Boult & LPO

[Karl Henning]

Cheers, Karlo!

That would be great Karl, I would really appreciate it.

Cheers, Harry!  I haven't found it yet, but I should locate it, today or tomorrow.  Happy to be of help!  Particularly as you are always so generous with your help and resources.

[Bogey]

"Il prete rosso"
Concerto in E^b for violin, « La tempesta di mare » RV253
Monica Huggett, vn
Ragland Baroque
Nicholas Kraemer

A wonderful box 'o music there, Karl.

[Karl Henning]

Good morning, Bill!

[ritter]

In ze voiture, this morning, on ze way to work:

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Pierre Boulez: Dérive 2 - Ensemble Orchestral Contemporain, Daniel Kawka (cond.)

I tend to come back to this particular Boulez piece, and to this CD of Boulez sans Boulez, quite often.

I saw these forces do the contents of the CD live in Madrid some 3 years ago or so, and it was a memorable concert. As a matter of fact, it was a sort of Boulezathon: immediately after the EOC's concert of Dérive 1 & 2 and Mémoriale in the chamber hall of Madrid's National Auditorium, the Spanish National Orchestra did  Rituel, Le Soleil des Eaux and the orchestral Notations  in the symphony hall. Before the Notations, Dimitri Vassilakis did the twelve original piano Notations as well. And, in the lobby, a brass band had played Boulez's seldom-heard fanfare Initiale.... Quite an evening 

[Karl Henning]

"Il prete rosso"
Concerto in B^b for violin, « La caccia » RV362
Monica Huggett, vn
Ragland Baroque
Nicholas Kraemer

[Karl Henning]

“Il prete rosso”
Concerto in F for Vn, 2 Ob, Bn, 2 Hn & Strings, RV569
Europa Galant
Fabio Biondi

[Mookalafalas]

Postman brought the big Westminster box this morning.  It is night now, and after a grueling six hours of teaching, I am relaxing with a stiff drink and this (which is engaging, but not relaxing).

[Moonfish]

Postman brought the big Westminster box this morning.  It is night now, and after a grueling six hours of teaching, I am relaxing with a stiff drink and this (which is engaging, but not relaxing).

    Sounds like the right cure for six hours in the mines!

[Todd]

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Wrapping up my first go-round with the Bolet box by revisiting the 1974 Carnegie Hall recital.  There's a reason it was included whole in a GPOC set.

[North Star]

Postman brought the big Westminster box this morning.  It is night now, and after a grueling six hours of teaching, I am relaxing with a stiff drink and this (which is engaging, but not relaxing).

A disc with Pacific 231 marketed as the main dish? Gah!


Thread duty

https://www.youtube.com/v/aRhBszP13L4

[Harry]

Some Bach in the second rerun

http://walboi.blogspot.nl/2014/10/js-bach-complete-organ-works-cd-7.html?spref=tw

[Mookalafalas]

A disc with Pacific 231 marketed as the main dish? Gah!

It's a double disc!

[Que]

Continuing this set with disc 2:

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I am spellbound!      

Q

[ZauberdrachenNr.7]

Stravinsky Symphonies of Wind Instruments

O, happy, intriguing, unexpected music,


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[Papy Oli]

Good evening 

Just my favourite M5 (Live 1988) with Tennstedt/LPO.
Had this recording in an older incarnation (cheap HMV Classics CD), bought the cycle again to have the other live versions too.  0:)

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