What are you listening 2 now?

[Karl Henning]

"Papa"
Symphonies nos. 85 in B^b « La Reine », 86 in D, 87 in A
NY Phil
Lenny

[steve ridgway]

Ligeti - Nouvelles Aventures.

[Que]

Hello, what I'm going to show you as listening amazement for ears  massage, delicate, mannerism, expressive, a pearl of an album Giaches DE Wert only LP has far I know, see, might have the first pressing in green lime and brown, popular color of ending'' 60 early 70''.

Mine on Vanguard, perhaps 1966 green lime and Brown musicians playing on the cover pressing, not your  pretty 1970 pressings of two kind, have a wonderful day, enjoy the sun if there is any, if not find in music and in your heart.


Please QUE, can you found these two differents  pressing for me por favor sir

https://www.discogs.com/Giaches-de-Wert-Music-From-The-Court-of-Mantua/release/8715925

[steve ridgway]

Ussachevsky - Of Wood And Brass. The cover of the original release was cool.

[Tsaraslondon]

Two contrasting works by John Adams.

[Carlo Gesualdo]

https://www.discogs.com/Giaches-de-Wert-Music-From-The-Court-of-Mantua/release/8715925

See this is not mine pressing this is prettier mine  lime green and brown , whit depiction of musician playing music in a chariot.

[steve ridgway]

Two contrasting works by John Adams.

What a grim cover.

[steve ridgway]

Ligeti - Requiem.

[Mandryka]

Ligeti - Nouvelles Aventures.

I had a Ligeti binge recently and the piece which really stood out for me, which I just loved, was the Cello Concerto. And normally I'm not keen at all on concertos.

Just discovered this: it wonderful!

https://www.youtube.com/v/4bHnGorNTT0&ab_channel=GhostCapital

[Traverso]

Jan, you are on a spending spree 

Right.....better be sure before it is OOP.

[vandermolen]

Two contrasting works by John Adams.

I don't have much Adams in my collection but I liked that album.

[j winter]

Gotta love the horn playing on this...

[SonicMan46]

Villa-Lobos, Heitor (1887-1959) - Non-Orchestral Music from the recordings below - Dave

   

[Artem]

Symphony No.1

[Brahmsian]

Symphony No.1

Now I am craving pizza. 

[bhodges]

Stravinsky: Apollon musagète (Daniel Harding / L'Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France) - Posted to YouTube in June 2020 (not sure if it was recorded around that time, or earlier). In any case, a suave reading, and on the 50th anniversary of the composer's death, makes me happy to discover a new performance.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2HqFK4ACnk

--Bruce

[JBS]

What a grim cover.

It's very apt for The Wound-dresser, which is a Whitman poem that draws on his experiences driving an ambulance and nursing soldiers during the Civil War.
https://thelistenersclub.com/2015/05/25/the-wound-dresser-4/

The video link, which seems to have been this same recording, no longer works.

[André]

Good to hear you enjoyed Ormandy's performance of Utrenja. I have yet to wrap my head around that work. I felt it was a bit of a slog to get through. Perhaps St. Luke's Passion will be more rewarding, but I'm honestly going to wait a little while before I listen to any more of these larger choral works from Penderecki. I really enjoyed all three SQs, though, especially the third, which has an absolute hauntingly gorgeous section towards the end that kind of took me by surprise as I wasn't expecting something so lyrically alluring from him.

I pretty much have the same reaction toward his choral works (Passion, Te Deum, Dies irae, Requiem, etc). Hard to swallow, slow digestion and a few burps. I much prefer his instrumental/orchestral works. 

[Papy Oli]

Pierre Henry - Messe pour le temps présent

[Mirror Image]

I pretty much have the same reaction toward his choral works (Passion, Te Deum, Dies irae, Requiem, etc). Hard to swallow, slow digestion and a few burps. I much prefer his instrumental/orchestral works. 

I can only nod my head along with your own, Andre.