What are you listening 2 now?

[Mapman]

Bach: BWV 547, 706, 565, 734
Anthony Newman

[JBS]

Listening to both discs of this new arrival

Besides the five concertos (K 207/211/216/218/219), it includes the Rondo in C K 373 and the Adagio in E K 261.

[SimonNZ]

[steve ridgway]

Penderecki: St Luke Passion

[AnotherSpin]

Op. 106

[Que]

[Que]

[Papy Oli]

Morning all,

Schubert - Piano Quintet "The Trout"
Kodaly Qt and Jeno Jando

[Papy Oli]

Szymanovski - Stabat Mater

[Florestan]

[Papy Oli]

Heinrich Schütz - Johannes Passion (Ars Nova Copenhagen, Paul Hillier)

[Iota]

Morning listening:



Easter is early this year!
Trying to make a modest dent in my collection of music for the Holy Week.

Gosh, this is beautiful! Thanks for posting.
Made me realise I do most of my Renaissance listening with smaller ensembles these days, but when a choir and music are as good as this the results are astoundingly lovely.

[JBS]

Good morning y'all.

From the Copland Conducts Copland box.
In this case, Copland is the conductee: he's the piano soloist in the concerto.

[Todd]

[Lisztianwagner]

Richard Wagner
Parsifal

Hans Knappertsbusch & Bayreuth Festival Orchestra

[Papy Oli]

A bit of JSB from this:

[Traverso]

Scheidemann

[Que]

Disc 4 is called "Haydn's Haydn" and contains his keyboard arrangements of some of his chamber and orchestral works.

I bought this set on a completist's urge, but the satisfaction I get out of it goes beyond that. Terrific set! 

[Que]

Gosh, this is beautiful! Thanks for posting.
Made me realise I do most of my Renaissance listening with smaller ensembles these days, but when a choir and music are as good as this the results are astoundingly lovely.

Glad you enjoy it! 

Herreweghe is quite unique in achieving that level of precision and unity with larger forces.

[springrite]

Penderecki: St Luke Passion

I still remember the performance at LA Phil. A great work. Maybe I should get a recording...

Now listening:
Moeran: the 4 Rhapsodies