What are you listening 2 now?

[Harry]

Erkki Melartin.

Symphony No. 1 & 3.

Tampere PO, Leonid Grin

This music is right up my alley.



This set is OOP, and on Amazon they ask high prices.

[North Star]

Marin Marais
Pieces de Viole, Quatrieme Livre 1717
Jordi Savall
Pierre Hantaï, Philippe Pierlot, Rolf Lislevand, Andrew Lawrence-King

[Mirror Image]

Not everyone took offense of the term "AC". Some of us took it as a badge of honor.

[Papy Oli]

Magnard - Symphony No.1

[The new erato]

As long as they didn't say AC/DC, I was on board.

[steve ridgway]

Just been playing some 1970 Ligeti - Chamber Concerto and Continuum. The barrel organ version of the latter sounds better to me than the two player pianos, it's a richer timbre.

[steve ridgway]

As long as they didn't say AC/DC, I was on board.

What is all this hang up with notes anyway? It's like painting using only the colours on the rainbow flag.

[Mirror Image]

Ginastera
Harp Concerto, Op. 25
Yolanda Kondonassis (harp)
Oberlin Orchestra
Raphael Jiménez

[Maestro267]

Myaskovsky: Symphony No. 23 in A minor
RFASO/Svetlanov

[Traverso]

Chopin

Waltzes Nos. 1-17

[MusicTurner]

A disc with the three great Weber concertante works with Keller, and a Volkmann Konzertstück with Jerome Rose - & less presence.

Not the favourite recording, but still good.

[Karl Henning]

NP:

Hindemith
Ludus tonalis
McCabe

Love that disc!

[Karl Henning]

What is all this hang up with notes anyway? It's like painting using only the colours on the rainbow flag.

Truly.

[Karl Henning]

NP: Stravinsky
Mavra

[vandermolen]

Myaskovsky: Symphony No. 23 in A minor
RFASO/Svetlanov

Alto or Warner recording?

[North Star]

As long as they didn't say AC/DC, I was on board.

I'm all for Atonal Crap / Dissonant Crap!

Thread-duty

George Crumb
Star-Child (1977), A Parable for Soprano, Antiphonal Children's Voices, Male Speaking Choir, Bell Ringers & Large Orchestra
Susan Narucki (S), Joseph Alessi (trombone), George Crumb & Paul Cesarczyk (bell ringers)
The Warsaw Boys' Choir
The Warsaw Philharmonic Choir & Orchestra
Thomas Conlin

Mundus Canis (1998), Five Humoresques for Guitar and Percussion
David Starobin (guitar) & George Crumb (percussion)

Three Early Songs (1947)
Anna Crumb (S) & George Crumb (piano)
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[Karl Henning]

I'm all for Atonal Crap / Dissonant Crap!

Thread-duty

George Crumb
Star-Child (1977), A Parable for Soprano, Antiphonal Children's Voices, Male Speaking Choir, Bell Ringers & Large Orchestra
Susan Narucki (S), Joseph Alessi (trombone), George Crumb & Paul Cesarczyk (bell ringers)
The Warsaw Boys' Choir
The Warsaw Philharmonic Choir & Orchestra
Thomas Conlin

Mundus Canis (1998), Five Humoresques for Guitar and Percussion
David Starobin (guitar) & George Crumb (percussion)

Three Early Songs (1947)
Anna Crumb (S) & George Crumb (piano)

Terve, Karlo!

[North Star]

Terve, Karlo!

G'day, Karl!


Thread-duty
Hartmann: String Quartet No. 1 'Carillon' (1933)
Bartók: String Quartet No. 4 (1928)
Zehetmair Quartett
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[Scion7]

Chuffed on the home islands today here on the East Coast of the colonies.



Still have two Audio-Technica cartridges in their cases that I've yet to use. Needle diamonds have lasted quite well. 

[Symphonic Addict]

One can also hear that exuberant Straussian schwung in In the South.

True. In Falstaff there are some echoes of that as well.