What are you listening 2 now?

[kyjo]

That's my experience as well although I like the Harpsichord Concerto.

Have you heard Poulenc's Stabat Mater, Jeffrey? I think you'd enjoy it very much. It's one of his more "serious" works.

[kyjo]

Pounds the table! Lovely work, Jeffrey. I do urge you, however, to explore more of Martin's oeuvre.

Haven't you heard, John? Jeffrey has signed an binding contract stating that the only Martin piece he can listen to is In terra pax and the only Poulenc piece he can listen to is the Organ Concerto.

[Pohjolas Daughter]

Side one from this live recording:



I particularly liked the Korte work (that's Oldrich F. Korte if you're curious to check out the composer).  It was written between 1951-'53 and is a two-movement sonata.  Also on Side 1, two works by a then young Josef Suk--both written when he was 19.  His Love Song (Op. 7, No. 1) and a Humoresque (Op. 7, No. 2).

"Fresh from the cleaners" here.  I also cleaned a LP of Chopin's Preludes of his. 

PD

EDIT:  The recordings were done on the 18-19th of December in 1984 at the House of Artists, Prague.

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Haven't you heard, John? Jeffrey has signed an binding contract stating that the only Martin piece he can listen to is In terra pax and the only Poulenc piece he can listen to is the Organ Concerto.

I must have missed that memo.

[Pohjolas Daughter]

Side one from this live recording:



I particularly liked the Korte work (that's Oldrich F. Korte if you're curious to check out the composer).  It was written between 1951-'53 and is a two-movement sonata.  Also on Side 1, two works by a then young Josef Suk--both written when he was 19.  His Love Song (Op. 7, No. 1) and a Humoresque (Op. 7, No. 2).

"Fresh from the cleaners" here.  I also cleaned a LP of Chopin's Preludes of his. 

PD

EDIT:  The recordings were done on the 18-19th of December in 1984 at the House of Artists, Prague.

Side 2:  Some charming Czech dances and all by Bedrich Smetana

PD

[Linz]

Cal Nielsen Aladin with Rozhdestvensky

[Mirror Image]

NP:

Lutosławski
Paroles tissées
Piotr Kusiewicz (tenor)
Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra
Antoni Wit

From this set -

[Klavier1]

No.19.

[André]

James Ensor Suite, Flor Alpaerts.

A lovely, lively work 

[Mandryka]

Listening to K424 -- the recording chosen pretty well at random on spotify, and it seems like a really lovely performance to me.

[vandermolen]

Arnold Bax symphony no. 4 with Nympholept Royal Scottish Orchestra  David Lloyd-Jones conducting

Both works are amongst Bax's finest IMO.

[vandermolen]

Haven't you heard, John? Jeffrey has signed an binding contract stating that the only Martin piece he can listen to is In terra pax and the only Poulenc piece he can listen to is the Organ Concerto.

Absolutely right Kyle!

[listener]

clearing a backlog of Naxos discs on a dusty shelf
PAGANINI: Violin Concertos 3 in E, 4 in d
Erno Rozsa, violin   Slovak Radio S.O.    Michael Ditterich
sound like copies of 1 & 2
CASTELNUOVO-TEDESCO: Violin Concertos: Italiano and Concerto 2 "I Profeti"
Tianwa Yang, violin     SWR S.O. Baden-Baden & Freiburg
Pieter-Jelle de Boer, cond.
HANSON: Concerto for Organ, Harp & Strings
Nymphs and Satyrs Ballet Suite    Serenade for flute, harp & strings
Pastorale for oboe, harp & strings   Fantasy Variations for piano & strings
Philadelphia Virtuosi Chamber O.,  Daniel Spalding, cond.

[Linz]

CD1 of Harnoncout and Schubert Symphonies 1 and 4 with 2 Overtures

[vandermolen]

In Terra Pax: Frank Martin

[vandermolen]

clearing a backlog of Naxos discs on a dusty shelf
PAGANINI: Violin Concertos 3 in E, 4 in d
Erno Rozsa, violin   Slovak Radio S.O.    Michael Ditterich
sound like copies of 1 & 2
CASTELNUOVO-TEDESCO: Violin Concertos: Italiano and Concerto 2 "I Profeti"
Tianwa Yang, violin     SWR S.O. Baden-Baden & Freiburg
Pieter-Jelle de Boer, cond.
HANSON: Concerto for Organ, Harp & Strings
Nymphs and Satyrs Ballet Suite    Serenade for flute, harp & strings
Pastorale for oboe, harp & strings   Fantasy Variations for piano & strings
Philadelphia Virtuosi Chamber O.,  Daniel Spalding, cond.

+1 for CT's violin concertos and for Hanson's Concerto for Organ, Harp and Strings.

[JBS]

The first OCO recording I bought, back when first released:

CD 39

Schoenberg
Verklärte Nacht, Op. 4
Erste Kammersymphonie, Op. 9
Zweite Kammersymphonie, Op. 38

That CD was my first encounter with AS.

[Karl Henning]

That CD was my first encounter with AS.

Nice!

[SonicMan46]

Arensky, Anton (1861-1906) - Solo Piano & Chamber Works w/ the performers on the cover art below - music for the late afternoon and dinner - Dave

     

[Linz]

Mozart Requiem René Jacobs