What are you listening 2 now?

[aligreto]

JS Bach Cantatas BWV 12, 13, 14 & 16 [Leonhardt]

[T. D.]

Opp. 64, 76, 77

[aligreto]

Iran is a country that is almost only negatively in the news. I personally really love the music from this country.
Here's a wonderful example that civilized people don't just live in the West.

https://www.youtube.com/v/eum_9ls54ag

Wonderful! Great instruments and sound.

[steve ridgway]

Eimert - Epitaph Für Aikichi Kuboyama. A spoken text put through some terrifying tape editing processes.

[Traverso]

Wonderful! Great instruments and sound.

I'm glad you liked it 

[aligreto]

I'm glad you liked it 

Yes, very much, Jan 

[Harry]

Iran is a country that is almost only negatively in the news. I personally really love the music from this country.
Here's a wonderful example that civilized people don't just live in the West.

https://www.youtube.com/v/eum_9ls54ag

I have luckily a lot of Iranian traditional music, especially with the Zarb which I love.

[steve ridgway]

Phillipot - Etude III.

[steve ridgway]

Penderecki - Fluorescences.

[DavidW]

NP: Berg Violinkonzert, "Zur Erinnerung an einen Engel" (Faust/Abbado)

One of my favorite recordings in my modest collection.

[Traverso]

I have luckily a lot of Iranian traditional music, especially with the Zarb which I love.

What I especially miss in our community is so clearly present here, being part of a culture that connects people, where there is not the personal but the common center, the fun and involvement dripping off. The traditional music is absent in our daily life and we all miss this feeling of sharing  wich gives so much deep satisfaction.

[Mirror Image]

One of my favorite recordings in my modest collection.

It's a great one and please define 'modest collection'.

[Mirror Image]

NP: Bloch Violin Sonata No. 2 'Poème mystique' (Shaham/Erez)

[Mirror Image]

NP: Carter Elegy (Kashkashian/Levin)

[Brahmsian]

It's a great one and please define 'modest collection'.

Not David, but < 1,000 discs?

[Mirror Image]

Not David, but < 1,000 discs?

I have no idea. I own around 7,000 or so recordings.

[Pohjolas Daughter]

I'm glad you liked it 

Beautiful!  Any idea what he was singing about there?  Just curious.

PD

[listener]

SCHARWENKA Variations for piano op. 48  and assorted shorter pieces
Seta Tanyel, piano
MAHLER: Symphony no.5
Philharmonia Orch.,     Giuseppe Sinopoli, cond.
organ music by CLERAMBAULT, MARCHAND, D'ANDRIEU and RAISON
Pierre Bardon, organ  of Saint-Maximin-en-Provence

[Mirror Image]

NP: Stravinsky Perséphone (Salonen et. al.)

[vandermolen]

NP: Bloch Violin Sonata No. 2 'Poème mystique' (Shaham/Erez)

Great album!