What are you listening 2 now?

[Harry]

Morning listening:



A gorgeous recording that focuses on the Southern Netherlands and its artistic ties with Italy, and the music at the Brussels court in the early 1600's.

https://earlymusicreview.com/the-ear-of-theodoor-van-loon/

https://www.gramophone.co.uk/review/the-ear-of-theodoor-van-loon

That is indeed a wonderful recording, a treasure in my collection.
Hope you came well through the storm Que?

[Que]

That is indeed a wonderful recording, a treasure in my collection.
Hope you came well through the storm Que?

Good morning Harry. No problems! 
A tree came down, blocking the road around the corner. We heard the noise of chain saws late at night.

Your roof OK?

[Tsaraslondon]

Pergolesi: Stabat Mater
Choristers of New College Oxford
Academy of Ancient Music - Edward Higginbottom

Domenico Scarlatti: Stavate Mater
Elizabeth Poole (soprano), Neil MacKenzie (tenor)
BBC Singers
David Miller (theorbo), Frances Kelly (baroque harp), Gary Cooper (organ continuo)
Directed by Harry Christophers

Of the two performances here, the stronger is the Scarlatti, though both are serviceable rather than outstanding.

[Que]

Two discs fully dedicated to William Byrd ahead. Here my point of reference will be the amazing performances by Davitt Moroney in his set for Hyperion.

[Harry]

Good morning Harry. No problems! 
A tree came down, blocking the road around the corner. We heard the noise of chain saws late at night.

Your roof OK?

Thank God, all is good, just a lot of rubble
Did not sleep though, for the gusts of wind still made a lot of noise.

[Tsaraslondon]

Astor Piazzolla and The New Tango Quintet

A complete change of pace, style and genre this morning. A labour of love by Piazolla, he called it "the greatest record I've ever made," and I'm not about to disagree with him.

[Traverso]

Hassler

CD 8

[Madiel]

Soothing a mild migraine with Schubert's piano sonata in G major.

[Que]

On Spotify:

[Papy Oli]

Good afternoon all,

Resuming this one:

More Buxtehude :

[Madiel]

Dvorak, Serenade for winds

[Papy Oli]

[Traverso]

Byrd

CD 1

going through this box again.

[Traverso]

Haydn

CD 3

[Mirror Image]

NP:

Ravel
Le Tombeau de Couperin
Queffélec

[Mirror Image]

Le Buisson ardent

Fascinating as ever.

Pounds the table! Did you listen to both parts? Because if you did, you didn't indicate it.

[Mirror Image]

NP:

Saint-Saëns
Piano Trio No. 2 in E minor, Op. 92
Florestan Trio

[Carlo Gesualdo]

Hi and good morning!

Ok here the deal, let's explain , told ya in thee past some ensemble for a raison I skip. Diabolus in Musica, I would not like there work, yet recently find out that there Dufay Masse and Ockeghem we're pretty good.

So my apologies to mister Guerber and his ensemble chapeau monsieur! 

[Traverso]

Liszt

Nuages gris

Prokofiev

piano sonata no.6

Shostakovich

prelude and fugue no.23

Franck

prelude choral and fuge

Beethoven

sonata 32

Scriabin

Poème Nocturne
vers la flamme

[Karl Henning]

Good morning Harry. No problems! 
A tree came down, blocking the road around the corner. We heard the noise of chain saws late at night.

Your roof OK?

Thank God, all is good, just a lot of rubble
Did not sleep though, for the gusts of wind still made a lot of noise.

Glad to know all is well, gents!