What are you listening 2 now?

[Que]

The Pathétique as performed by these gentlemen:

 

Q

[SonicMan46]

Boy not much posting to this thread today!  More Dvorak Chamber Works for the afternoon w/ Piers Lane/Goldner String Quartet and the Gaudier Ensemble, respectively; the String Quintet, Op. 81 is duplicated.  Dave

 

[springrite]

It's Reger-ish, is the best description I can give.

Now, that's the most accurate and appropriate description of this (and many other) Reger work!

[vandermolen]

Good morning all

Another of the Chandos film music series with Rawsthorne's :

A great disc, especially for 'The Cruel Sea'

[Carlo Gesualdo]

Sweet dreams pyjama listening of tonight are , here are few picture of me and some box-set ars  britannica= daes alte werk label 3 LP

And

Claude le Jeune- Le Printemps ARION 3 LP

These two box-set are my current listening there fabulous

[Karl Henning]

Shostakovich
Symphony No. 10 in e minor
Symphony No. 4 in c minor
Phila.
Ormandy

[Carlo Gesualdo]

there is one more good pyjama listen photo in my arabian  ali baba pants and Thai camisole 

Ars Britannica - on Das Alte Werk.

Show me a picture of yourself pyjama listen, if you dare , and if you have a pyjama, night listen  at night, late in the night  leading to dawn because you want to see the pretty color of the sky at dawn like me or insomniac?

[Todd]

[Symphonic Addict]

These are two CDs which mean a lot to me Cesar, especially the Rosenberg which feature, perhaps, his two greatest symphonies. I like Ivanovs as well, especially the early symphonies and 'Late Frost in Spring', which is a film score. Having said that, I think that one of his finest and most moving scores is Symphony 20 which is on Naxos. No.11, disappointingly, has never AFAIK been released on CD - it is one of the best. Here are two of my favourite Ivanovs CDs. It's a while since I heard them so your post has encouraged me to play them again:

I haven't got to listen to Late Frost in Spring yet! Time to remedy that.

[Undersea]

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Bach: Sonatas for Violin & Harpsichord

[SimonNZ]

Playing now:



and in getting this image I learn for the first time that there's another recording of this work

[Que]

Sweet dreams pyjama listening of tonight are , here are few picture of me and some box-set ars  britannica= daes alte werk label 3 LP

And

Claude le Jeune- Le Printemps ARION 3 LP

These two box-set are my current listening there fabulous

Is this it? 



https://arion-music.com/2019/11/25/claude-lejeune-le-printemps-avec-lensemble-jacques-feuillie/

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[aligreto]

Officium: [Hilliard Ensemble/Garbarek]





I will post a thought on this in the Early Listening Thread.

[aligreto]

Very good. Op.3 & Op.6 are great pieces.

Cheers. I have Op. 6 scheduled soon.

[aligreto]

That CD was one of my earliest introductions to the music of Dvorak and I still hold it in high regard, Dave.

[aligreto]

Vivaldi: Gloria RV 589 [Gardiner]

[Todd]

Disc one equivalent.

[T. D.]

Revisiting one of many pandemic purchases.

[aligreto]

Fenaroli: Stabat Mater [Ciampi]





This is a very fine work that is well crafted. It is written for two voices, is well sung and played here and definitely worth one's attention. The vocal writing is very fine indeed.

[Todd]