What are you listening 2 now?

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

These Marco Polo discs devoted to Respighi don't cease to amaze me. The exotic La pentola magica with its echoes of Borodin, Rimsky-Korsakov and Glazunov is a hoot. The other two ballets were unknown to me and they are incredibly delightful, carefree and fun to listen to. Sèvres de la vieille France has some irresistible music. Loving Respighi's music more and more.

Tellingly, the track of La Pentola Magica is in the compilation album, The Best of Marco Polo!

[vandermolen]

Ernest Bloch: Israel Symphony
Abravanel's Utah SO recording nicely remastered by Alto:

[AnotherSpin]

[Karl Henning]

Hat tip to @Christo 
Quite Ivesian.

[pjme]

Meulemans: Adagio for strings 

[Spotted Horses]

Weinberg, String Quartet No 9



This quartet had its moments, particularly in the first and third movements. But too much lotto voce music for my taste.

[Karl Henning]

@Cato & @Der lächelnde Schatten 

[Der lächelnde Schatten]

@Cato & @Der lächelnde Schatten

Cool piece, Karl! I've got the Botstein recording:



I've have to revisit it.

[Karl Henning]

Cool piece, Karl! I've got the Botstein recording:



I've have to revisit it.

I've that disc, as well.

[Karl Henning]

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