What are you listening 2 now?

[Florestan]

I think this is a good find. Presumably young performers, you can sense they're listening to each other and responding in the moment at a concert with an audience. It's one of those recordings which capture the feeling of a real good night out very well. Worth a listen even if you feel you don't need yet another recording of the music.  Even at the level of sound it's interesting because it's like, you're there! Your living room has become, acoustically speaking. the Mozarthaus.

Great review. Wishlisted.

[vers la flamme]

More Schütz:



Heinrich Schütz: Matthäus-Passion, SWV 479. Hilliard Ensemble

A surprisingly beautiful, largely monophonic setting of the Passion. I'm not sure I've heard any monophonic music written so late (1666).

[Brian]

New CD of suites from late baroque French operas. Should appeal to anybody who likes Lully or Rameau, though Royer is less immediately colorful than Rameau and this band is less colorful than Savall's (the harpsichord is foregrounded a little too much for me, probably because of who is playing it).

[Traverso]

SchÜtz

Aus Tiefer Not
Ich Ruf zu Dir
Aus der Tiefe ruf Ich

[Traverso]

More Schütz:



Heinrich Schütz: Matthäus-Passion, SWV 479. Hilliard Ensemble

A surprisingly beautiful, largely monophonic setting of the Passion. I'm not sure I've heard any monophonic music written so late (1666).

A beautiful work and a fine performance.

[Lisztianwagner]

Roberto Gerhard
Concerto for Piano and Strings

Jeffrey Tozer (piano)
Matthias Bamert & BBC Symphony Orchestra

[Traverso]

Locatelli

CD 7

Violin Sonatas V

[Florestan]

Locatelli

CD 7

Violin Sonatas V

That box is a treasure trove.

[Traverso]

That box is a treasure trove.

It is Andrei,the Corelli box is also very fine.Look forward to the violin concertos.

[Florestan]

It is Andrei,the Corelli box is also very fine.Look forward to the violin concertos.

You're in for a treat, Jan.

I have the Corelli box as well and agree, it's very fine. I also recommend you the Tartini complete concertos box.

[Traverso]

You're in for a treat, Jan.

I have the Corelli box as well and agree, it's very fine. I also recommend you the Tartini complete concertos box.

Which edition do you have in mind?

Is it this one ?

[Florestan]

Which edition do you have in mind?

Is it this one ?

Yes, that one.

[Traverso]

Yes, that one.

Well,it certainly is a gap in my collection,but not so wide that I can hop from island to island.
Have you listened to them all?

[Linz]

Mahler Symphony No. 7 in E minor, Raynond Sabinsky, mandolin New York Philharmonic, Leonard Bernstein

[Florestan]

Well,it certainly is a gap in my collection,but not so wide that I can hop from island to island.
Have you listened to them all?

I have reached the "In nomine Domine" volume a few years ago and never got past it since. I should go to the next volume asap. The music is very good.

[Traverso]

I have reached the "In nomine Domine" volume a few years ago and never got past it since. I should go to the next volume asap. The music is very good.

Here,something to cheer you up......

[Florestan]

Here,something to cheer you up......

Can't watch it right now but let me guess: he trashes it, right? 

[Traverso]

Can't watch it right now but let me guess: he trashes it, right? 

No no,he love's it..

[Florestan]

No no,he love's it..

Oh! I am relieved as I quite like the guy, within limits. 

[Traverso]

Oh! I am relieved as I quite like the guy, within limits. 

He is really funny in this video, "no klang klang klang,with a hammering harpsichord all the time   but also variation with a big lute....