What are you listening 2 now?

[Peter Power Pop]

That's odd. I try to use Amazon images, because they tend to be the least problematic in this way.

The images I use come from Discogs. They show up for me with no problem. The trouble you have may be because the Discogs images are JPEG, not the usual JPG.

Try this (from Pinterest):

[Irons]

Respighi: Violin Sonata.



Recorded in the Domovina Studio, Prague 1958.

[Que]

Morning listening:



A collection of of 15th century English music by the Binchois Consort, built around the Missa Nobilis et pulchra by Walter Frye. Amazing performances. Recommended for those interested in Early English polyphony!

https://earlymusicreview.com/music-for-saint-katherine-of-alexandria/

http://www.musicweb-international.com/classrev/2019/Jun/Katherine_Alexandria_CDA68274.htm

[Mookalafalas]

Gritty lute playing. very close mic job. You really get all the twang and thump. Probably not the best for those who like a prettier style. For me, it's ideal

[Lisztianwagner]

Carl Nielsen
Clarinet Concerto

[jlopes]

[Traverso]

Bach


Consolatio indeed.......

[Traverso]

For forum members in the Netherlands, offer Bach cantatas with Ton Koopman

https://www.bol.com/nl/nl/p/complete-bach-cantatas-vol-1-22/9200000121626005/?bltgh=kJKhtWcqpWecOeCJLL1CSg.2_6.7.ProductImage

[Spotted Horses]

Janacek, Sonata 1.X.1905, Jan Bartos.



Compared with the white-hot intensity of Thomas Ades, Bartos is more lyrical, reflective.

[Traverso]

Bach

[Operafreak]

Schubert: Winterreise D911

John Vickers- Geoffery Pearson-

[Harry]

For forum members in the Netherlands, offer Bach cantatas with Ton Koopman

https://www.bol.com/nl/nl/p/complete-bach-cantatas-vol-1-22/9200000121626005/?bltgh=kJKhtWcqpWecOeCJLL1CSg.2_6.7.ProductImage

Bought, thank you Jan.

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Aram Khachaturian: Spartacus. Bolshoi.

[Traverso]

Bought, thank you Jan.

It really is a bargain, congratulations and enjoy listening...

[Harry]

It really is a bargain, congratulations and enjoy listening...

I will, thank you, Bach cantatas are very high on my list.

[Mandryka]

Schubert: Winterreise D911

John Vickers- Geoffery Pearson-

Parlando Winterreise!   (Very good I think, especially from Die Post to the end. I used to play it all the time.)

[Traverso]

Stravinsky

Norwegian Moods

The Cleveland Orchestra

[Traverso]

Golijov

 

[Linz]

Johann Sebastian Bach Christmas Oratorio 3cds

[Mandryka]

Revisiting perhaps the most micromanaged Scriabin ever recorded.  So beautiful.

Yes the Chopin mazurkas are a bit like that.. I'll try her Scriabin later this evening maybe. For me the uniform and pure sound world of her piano isn't interesting enough to keep me engaged -  and the interpretations, though imaginative, become slightly annoying rapidly - predictable, heavy, lifeless and un-fresh (stale could be the word.) Maybe it works better in other composers.