What are you listening 2 now?

[Mirror Image]

Always liked Bernstein's 'Planets'.

Yes, it's rather thrilling. Have you heard the Charles Groves performance with the RPO, Jeffrey?

[Karl Henning]

Harry, laat je goed verzorgen en beterschap!
Peter

Zo zeg ik ook

[Mirror Image]

NP:

Elgar
Falstaff, Op. 68
London Phil.
Boult



I haven't heard this work in ages. Such a great work!

[Harry]

Thanks for all the´well wishes. Mijn dank voor alle wensen.

I will be operated on the 18th of January, that is if Covid does not  prevent this. This is the second try! The operation last three hours, so complicated it is.
And when all goes well, the left eye will also undergo surgery.

[Mirror Image]

Thanks for all the´well wishes. Mijn dank voor alle wensen.

I will be operated on the 18th of January, that is if Covid does not  prevent this. This is the second try! The operation last three hours, so complicated it is.
And when all goes well, the left eye will also undergo surgery.

I hope all goes well, Harry!

[Traverso]

Zo zeg ik ook

ja ja 

[Harry]

Franz Krommer.
Symphonies No. 4,5 & 7.

Orchestra della Svizzera Italiana, Howard Griffiths.

Frankly I never heard these symphonies better as with this band, Griffiths makes it a feast. The sound is state of the Art.

[Traverso]

Thanks for all the´well wishes. Mijn dank voor alle wensen.

I will be operated on the 18th of January, that is if Covid does not  prevent this. This is the second try! The operation last three hours, so complicated it is.
And when all goes well, the left eye will also undergo surgery.

Let's hope that it this time is more succesful.

[Irons]

NP:

Elgar
Falstaff, Op. 68
London Phil.
Boult



I haven't heard this work in ages. Such a great work!

Elgar's finest IMO.

Lennox Berkeley: 1st Symphony.



A master of orchestration, nimble and engaging as always. I have always thought Berkeley, in a good way not the most profound of composers. He is about the music but funnily enough the slow movement made me think of the Pathétique.

[Mirror Image]

Elgar's finest IMO.

Certainly a fine work no doubt about it, but I personally could never make the claim that it's his finest. He wrote so much other music that I love as well.

[André]

I hope all goes well, Harry!

+1

[Pohjolas Daughter]

Marvelous. Thank you!

Hope that all goes well for you!

PD

[André]

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NP:

Berlioz
Grande Symphonie Funèbre Et Triomphale, Op. 15
LSO
Davis

From this set:

[Irons]

Certainly a fine work no doubt about it, but I personally could never make the claim that it's his finest. He wrote so much other music that I love as well.

All right, Introduction and Allegro for Strings.

[Mirror Image]

All right, Introduction and Allegro for Strings.

My list is much longer than your own I suspect!

[Irons]

My list is much longer than your own I suspect!

John, I think it to be true that every list of yours is longer then mine.

[Mirror Image]

John, I think it to be true that every list of yours is longer then mine.

Probably, yes.

[Mandryka]

Thanks for all the´well wishes. Mijn dank voor alle wensen.

I will be operated on the 18th of January, that is if Covid does not  prevent this. This is the second try! The operation last three hours, so complicated it is.
And when all goes well, the left eye will also undergo surgery.

Best of luck with that. It's good they think they can do something to help, so fingers crossed that everything works out.

[The new erato]

Best of luck Harry!

Now listening to some really exquisite songs by Olav Kielland: