What are you listening 2 now?

[aligreto]

Handel: Cantatas sung by Derek Lee Ragin [Ensemble Divitia Cologne]





Lungi da me pensier tiranno
Siete rose ruggiadose
Udite il mio consiglio

[Traverso]

François Couperin

Deuxième Livre

[Biffo]

Purcell: Theatre Music - Christopher Hogwood conducting The Academy of Ancient Music, The Taverner Choir & Soloists - Disc 2 (listened to Disc 1 yesterday). Probably best listened to in batches otherwise the orchestral music tends to all sound the same after a while. So far enjoyed Disc 2 (Bonduca and Circe ) more than the contents of the first disc.

[aligreto]

Haydn: Flute Concerto [Linde/Collegium Aureum]

[Papy Oli]

Kinsella 10 and Brian 22

[vers la flamme]

Karlheinz Stockhausen: Punkte. Péter Eötvös, WDR Sinfonieorchester Köln

This is quite an accessible work for Stockhausen; I think it's early. Very spacious, sumptuous sounds. Given a great performance from Eötvös, a conductor I always enjoy—I need to check out some of his own music as a composer.

[Que]

I've been revisiting that tasty box this week, myself!

Moroney's Byrd set is a treasure trove that keeps on giving every time I return to it. 

[aligreto]

Handel: Water Music Suite [Szell]





This is Big Band Handel, if you like it. The suites are condensed into one performance suite, comprising about twenty minutes of music, so it is not the complete music or indeed a complete suite. The Brass sound very well indeed but the overall presentation is a tad too saccharine for me.

[Traverso]

Bach

Sonata BWV 1034
Partita BWV 1013
Concerto in D moll BWV 1030

[aligreto]

Hummel: Trumpet Concerto [Balsom/Solyom]

[aligreto]

Very nice!

[Traverso]

Handel: Water Music Suite [Szell]





This is Big Band Handel, if you like it. The suites are condensed into one performance suite, comprising about twenty minutes of music, so it is not the complete music or indeed a complete suite. The Brass sound very well indeed but the overall presentation is a tad too saccharine for me.

Better take a HIP diet....

[aligreto]

Better take a HIP diet....

I am in the process of culling at the moment and I suppose that you can tell which ones are going....

[Carlo Gesualdo]

Morning listening via Spotify:

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Perhaps less impressive than the previous recording by the Speculum Ensemble, but still very nice.

Q

Hello friend, I have this, did not think much but my opinion may as well change since my sound gear better now, I will listen to this Brumel brewed on Naxos, thanks QUE, have a nice day and take care.

[Karl Henning]

Excellent in all respects,you must have a great time with this music

Sure do.

[Karl Henning]

Hello Karl, dear Karl I am a fan of William Byrd, I have I'm in CD media and LP, this is telling ,,  I did not mention thee downloads in this.

You're Box-set look marvelous,, most sounds awesome!!!...love English polyphony

On my side I'm listening to a lot of Dufay, may order LINN (label) offering of 2020 brand new hmm hmm sound great. But what  I'm currently listening is top notch, pretty much thee utter best secular songs Box-set on L'oiseau Lyre, excellent label, excellent ensemble, incredible direction, buy it friend if you like Guillaume Dufay, this is so far out super, from a Franco-Flemish master, I never heard so much songs that good, at first for song's I would like more Josquin, but whit this epic & surreal, simply said, whit this outstanding release, I feel like so amazed, by the skills of instrumentalists and vocalist, just perfect,,, take care buddy.

Cheers! You, too!

[Papy Oli]

Gordon Jacob - Symphonies No.1 & 2

[Carlo Gesualdo]

I'm listening to a sentimental album, it was my first Tallis Scholars recording.

Ah...Manuel Cardoso Requiem and motets,, one of there best ever, I really really like this one, it's a delight, back then 10-15 years ago it's was expensive like 40$+, I had order it at HMV  thee record store of the past, I was so happy when the CD arrived at Records store and when I would listen to it, it's were magical I were floating on a cloud if you understand.

[Todd]

One of the finest releases of the year, no doubt.

[André]

Yes, I can understand why some people do not like narration in symphonic works. The tenth is such a lively affair.

Both works are excellent IMO.