What are you listening 2 now?

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NP:

Guarnieri
Symphony No. 2, "Uirapuru"
São Paulo SO
Neschling

[Todd]

[Symphonic Addict]

Carwithen (1922-2003): Concerto for Piano and Strings - a most engaging work with a deeply reflective slow movement. Carwithen was a fine composer. The CD has two different covers.

A big fan here, and not only because of her musical creations. 

[Symphonic Addict]

Smetana: Piano Trio

The most glorious piano trio without a slow movement. The organic element of the initial motif throughout reveals Smetana's mastery in the form.

[Symphonic Addict]

Jerome Moross: Frankie and Johnny.  JoAnn Falletta/New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.

Cool avatar, Manabu!

How would you imagine something like if Freud was a composer?

[JBS]

From the Complete Philips Recordings set.


This is the one recording by Madame Maslowski I had before getting this set.

[Symphonic Addict]

Schmitt: Le petit elfe Ferme-l'oeil

Gorgeous late-Romantic work.

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Schmitt: Le petit elfe Ferme-l'oeil

Gorgeous late-Romantic work.

Absolutely! A first-rate ballet.

[Operafreak]

#CelloUnlimited- Daniel Müller-Schott (cello)

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Cool avatar, Manabu!

How would you imagine something like if Freud was a composer?

Buenas noches, Cesar!

Unconscious Symphony, Sigmund Freud.

1st mvt- Allegro, Sex
2nd mvt- Andante, Sex
3rd mvt- Scherzo, Sex
Final mvt- Allegro agitato, To Hell with Jung.

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

NP:

Guarnieri
Symphony No. 2, "Uirapuru"
São Paulo SO
Neschling

Love the disc so much.

Very interesting Todd! When you have time, please explain what this is like.

[Symphonic Addict]

Absolutely! A first-rate ballet.

Good to know you enjoy some Schmitt's works. IIRC you didn't seem very enthusiastic about his music.

[Symphonic Addict]

Buenas noches, Cesar!

Unconscious Symphony, Sigmund Freud.

1st mvt- Allegro, Sex
2nd mvt- Andante, Sex
3rd mvt- Scherzo, Sex
Final mvt- Allegro agitato, To Hell with Jung.

Buenas noches!

[Mapman]

Some people here have been saying good things about this symphony. I'd only listened to it once, several years ago.

Vaughan Williams: A Pastoral Symphony (#3)
Slatkin: Philharmonia

I especially enjoyed the 3rd movement; the canonic passage near the end is great! I wasn't particularly impressed with the soprano on this recording (Linda Hohenfeld). This was a nice piece to end the night on.

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Love the disc so much.

I'm going through the Guarnieri symphonies numerically and have been throughly enjoying them. Next the 3rd!

NP:

Tchaikovsky
Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-flat minor, Op. 23
Sviatoslav Richter, piano
Wiener Symphoniker
Karajan

From this fabulous OOP set -

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Good to know you enjoy some Schmitt's works. IIRC you didn't seem very enthusiastic about his music.

I wasn't initially, but I've warmed up to his music over the past couple of months. I wouldn't claim he's one of my absolute favorite French composers, but I do think he wrote some exquisite music.

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

I'm going through the Guarnieri symphonies numerically and have been throughly enjoying them. Next the 3rd!

The jazzy 3rd symphony is my personal favorite.

Btw, I checked Reuven Rubin's art works and I love them.

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The jazzy 3rd symphony is my personal favorite.

Btw, I checked Reuven Rubin's art works and I love them.

Great stuff, Dry Brett.

P.S. You're looking rather dapper as Sigmund Freud.

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Great stuff, Dry Brett.

P.S. You're looking rather dapper as Sigmund Freud.

I don't feel like myself. I will go back to Robert Johnson or Godzilla soon. 

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I don't feel like myself. I will go back to Robert Johnson or Godzilla soon. 

A good idea. I'll probably change avatars soon as well. Although, I do rather like this Sibelius one.