What are you listening 2 now?

[Linz]

Debussy

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Camille Saint-Saëns' Symphony No. 3 'Organ' 
    Charles Munch, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Berj Zamkochian (organ)

An oldie, but a goodie! Amazing sound for 1959, too.

Killer album!

[JBS]

Tonight's program
CD 10, some choral works

Followed by

The cello sonatas seem more interesting than the Bagatelles
Finally CD 5

[Operafreak]

Transcriptions of Concertos

Ivo Janssen  piano

[Symphonic Addict]

Respighi: Sinfonia Drammatica

A long-time fave.

[Carlo Gesualdo]

Listening to fabulous release perhas the best album of Cristobal DE Morales, preform by Ensemble Jachet DE Mantoue of Northen France I'm pretty ur  for the ensemble, they are prodigius not just whit Jachet DE Mantoue  aka Jacquet Of Mantua  aka Jachet Of Mantua, he has many name, but hte focud of my intervention tonight, is to focus on excelent Cristobal DE Morales double mass CD media album superior, delight , I give thsi release high estime it won price but non out of print  of other release of this ensemble on Calipoe Label France favorite  label for Renaissance the BMW  prenium label provider of quality m super Renaissance  renaissance polyphony  very nice syncronicity, perfect ,well Balance, recordings for there respective time release mostly the 1995-2010 (if accurate) top notch prenium album of 2008 . Another Ensemble Admirable & notable  and grandiose is  whit also notable Ensemble The Clerks of Oxenford for there Robert White Laments Of Prophets Jeremiah + Motets o ncalioe you don't know own good this is I havr this mint  & The Play of Daniel Lithirgic Drama of ancient lore, very good have it in LP, mastering of album , sound equalibrium oure magic,  than  I have an album CD media:Tallis , Shepard, Parson

[Operafreak]

Korngold: Chamber Music- Eusebius Quartet, Alisdair Beatson (piano)

[Madiel]

Sibelius, The Maiden in the Tower again. Only this time conducted by Paavo Järvi instead of Neeme Järvi. The family has a healthy share of the market...

The sound is better and the soprano is a lot less shrill. But it's still not one of Sibelius' best works. I now know that people criticised the libretto from the very beginning.

[Que]

I quite liked that, it is on the shopping list. 

[Traverso]

Bach


Vol.13

Kooiman

[Que]

Morning listening:

[vandermolen]

One of my favorites!

+1 (NYM Symphony 21)

[vandermolen]

Blomdahl: Symphony No. 2
Atterberg: Symphony No. 6

Interesting Cesar. Blomdahl's 1st Symphony is the one that stands out most for me.

Now Playing:
Arthur Butterworth: Symphony No.4 - my favourite of his symphonies; a craggy score showing some influence, in places, of Sibelius, especially 'The Tempest':

[Papy Oli]

Good morning all,

A first listen to Beethoven's Fidelio.



Ah, So that's where a GMG member's name come from 

[vandermolen]

Sergei Rachmaninov's The Isle of the Dead 
    Vladimir Ashkenazy, Concertgebouw Orchestra

Looks like a great CD!

[Operafreak]

Mozart With Friends: Nils Mönkemeyer/ Nils Mönkemeyer featuring Sabine Meyer, Julia Fischer & William Youn


   

[ritter]

Good morning all,

A first listen to Beethoven's Fidelio.



Ah, So that's where a GMG member's name come from 

Beautiful work (flaws and all). A perennial favourite of mine (even if I don't know that particular recording).

I think that our esteemed member's name comes from somewhere else, Schumann's Carnaval (but perhaps he can enlighten us). 

Good day to you, Olivier.

[Lisztianwagner]

Good morning all,

A first listen to Beethoven's Fidelio.



Ah, So that's where a GMG member's name come from 

Good morning to you too, I hope you'll enjoy the recording, it's one of the best versions for Fidelio in my opinion!
Yes, maybe the name can come from Beethoven's opera, he's actually an opera fan. 

Beautiful work (flaws and all). A perennial favourite of mine (even if I don't know that particular recording).

I think that our esteemed member's name comes from somewhere else, Schumann's Carnaval (but perhaps he can enlighten us). 

Good day to you, Olivier.

+1

[Traverso]

Beethoven


Missa Solemnis


I have a soft spot for this recording and the same goes for the Klemperer recording

[Papy Oli]

Beautiful work (flaws and all). A perennial favourite of mine (even if I don't know that particular recording).

I think that our esteemed member's name comes from somewhere else, Schumann's Carnaval (but perhaps he can enlighten us). 
Good day to you, Olivier.

Good morning to you too, I hope you'll enjoy the recording, it's one of the best versions for Fidelio in my opinion!
Yes, maybe the name can come from Beethoven's opera, he's actually an opera fan. 

Hello both,
Very (very!) early days for me in the opera world but so far so good! 

Rafael, do you have a favourite recording for Fidelio ?