What are you listening 2 now?

[vandermolen]

Arthur Meulemans: Pliny's Fountain.  Rahbari/Brussels.

A beautiful work!

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

A beautiful work!

I love it. Have a great week, Jeffrey!

[Peter Power Pop]

I have no idea why, but I woke up this morning wanting to hear The Miraculous Mandarin.

[Karl Henning]

CD 6

Henri Dutilleux
Tout un monde lointain ... (1968-70)
Godfried Hoogeveen, vc
Yan Pascal Tortelier

Witold Lutosławski
Piano Concerto (1987-88)
Lars Vogt, pf
Daniel Harding

Wolfgang Rihm
Marsyas (1998-99) Rhapsody for trumpet, percussion & orchestra
Reinhold Friedrich, tp
Gustave Cimeno, prc
Geo. Benjamin

The Lutosławski & Rihm qualify for Maiden-Listen Monday!

The Dutilleux is of course exquisite, as I knew. I'm not crazy about either the Lutosławski or the Rihm, and that's okay.

[JBS]

Time to start in with this set

[Karl Henning]

Time to start in with this set

Sweet!

[San Antone]

Sonata for althorn is wonderful.

[Karl Henning]

Sonata for althorn is wonderful.

Sweet. I think I may only have heard the rec. w/ Glenn Gould.

[Operafreak]

Tomasi, Jolivet & Others: French Trumpet Concertos- Håkan Hardenberger (trumpet), Roland Pöntinen (piano)-  Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, Fabien Gabel

[Que]

2nd part of this set:

[Traverso]

Knight,Maids and Miracles


CD 3

[Operafreak]

Vaughan Williams: Symphony No. 2 'A London Symphony'/  Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis


 
    London Philharmonic Orchestra/    Bernard Haitink
   

[Madiel]

Over the last few days, listening has included the following...

 

[vers la flamme]

Anton Bruckner: Symphony No.6 in A major, WAB 106. Bernard Haitink, Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks

[pjme]

Tomasi, Jolivet & Others: French Trumpet Concertos- Håkan Hardenberger (trumpet), Roland Pöntinen (piano)-  Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, Fabien Gabel

Ok - Hardenberger is a great musician, but I find it always disappointing when the names of composers are not mentioned on the cover.
"French trumpet concertos" : the Jolivet works are well known and have had many recordings. The Suite by Florent Schmitt may be a first as are the "Onze Lieder" by Betsy Jolas.
Henry Barraud's Symphonie concertante for trumpet and orchestra deserves a second chance, I believe. And, worldwide, there must be many more trumpet concertos awaiting a first or new recording...



Siegfried Kurz: https://youtu.be/Zw4UCLs42Es
Grace Williams: https://youtu.be/UtYzVa2qqek
Alfred Hill: https://youtu.be/XZJtQ1E8jvw

[Harry]

Wilhelm Friedemann Bach.
Complete Harpsichord Music.
Volume IV.

12 Polonaises & Solo Concerto in G.

Claudio Astronio plays on a Ugo Casiglia (2014) after Johann Adolph Specken, Germany (1748)

[Lisztianwagner]

Gustav Mahler
Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen

[San Antone]

Alban Berg: Complete Songs
Mauro Bergioni, Filippo Farinelli

[Harry]

Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber.

The Complete Violin Sonates.
CD III.

Sonatas for Solo Violin and BC. (Salzburg, 1681)
No.1-5.
Igor Ruhadze, Baroque violin.
Ensemble Violini Capricciosi.

For me the number one, if you have to listen to the violin Sonatas by Biber. Its all perfect.

[Traverso]

Beethoven


Symphony No.1