What are you listening 2 now?

[Daverz]

+1 - for the afternoon, some more Il Boemo for me - Dave

   

I really like these violin concertos with Ishikawa.  Probably the most appealing Myslivecek works I've heard.

[André]

Another go at this incredible disc.

[Carlo Gesualdo]

Tonight I do a marathon listening all my NON-SUCH will be played except Prophetiea sybillarum, that was heard this morning, Got awesome stuff on NON-SUCH, I.e Johannes Tinctoris, Music of Charles Quint, Adrian Willaert ... and many more.

[Todd]

Streamed for Kenner, despite hesitance about Chung.  Glad I didn't spend anything on it.

[Carlo Gesualdo]

I change my mind and settle for the classy & fancy music, let's says elegant Franco-Flemish music, master of Flandria a very evolve musical language and it's Lambert de Sayve,  rendition is Capella Flamenca were can I get wrong whit this, love this CD a lot, Not much was recorded of this composer, this is so sad   

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

W. Dawson. Negro Folk Symphony, et al.

[Mirror Image]

NP: Hindemith Viola Sonata, Op. 25, No. 4 (Thomas Brandis/Kalle Randalu)

[Mirror Image]

Last work of the night:

Koechlin String Quartet No. 2, Op. 57 (Ardeo Quartet)

[Symphonic Addict]

W. Dawson. Negro Folk Symphony, et al.

I heard that symphony some months ago and I found it splendid. The other works on the CD left me cold, though.

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

I heard that symphony some months ago and I found it splendid. The other works on the CD left me cold, though.

Interesting  . I preferred the other works to the Symphony. I will listen to it again!

[vandermolen]

One of my favourites of the Yoshimatsu symphonies, along with 1 and 2.
TD
Milhaud: Symphony No.2

[vandermolen]

Kinsella: Symphony No. 6



Field: Piano Concerto No. 7 and other works



Hamiton Harty: An Irish Symphony



Stanford: Irish Symphony



I'm usually indifferent to Stanford, but this one's a real beauty.

I think that exhausts the Irish composers in my collection.

Interesting selection. I like the Kinsella and the Stanford in particular.

[steve ridgway]

Nono - Canti Di Vita E D'Amore.

[Que]

I change my mind and settle for the classy & fancy music, let's says elegant Franco-Flemish music, master of Flandria a very evolve musical language and it's Lambert de Sayve,  rendition is Capella Flamenca were can I get wrong whit this, love this CD a lot, Not much was recorded of this composer, this is so sad   

I know that recording from Spotify, and it is wonderful...

[Que]

Easter is coming up and my morning listening is a recording with a selection of works (motets) for Lent and the Office for the Dead by Cristóbal Morales:



The presentation of the CD is up to Lauda's amazing standards, with extensive liner notes and beautiful artwork.

[Irons]

Peter Herrmann: Kammersinfonie.



A recording from the GDR with Gunther Herbig conducting the Berlin Symphony Orchestra.

[MusicTurner]

Peter Herrmann: Kammersinfonie.



A recording from the GDR with Gunther Herbig conducting the Berlin Symphony Orchestra.

Nice, never saw that one.

[Traverso]

Kagel

I have it now complete at last

Stücke der Windrose (1994)

Phantasiestück




The other recording is the one below  (2004)

[Todd]

[Mirror Image]

Some Korngold early this morning: Three Songs, Op. 22 and Suite for 2 Violins, Violoncello and Piano (left hand), Op. 23 (Otter et. al.)