Harry's Refusal Bin :)

[Harry]

Arrived today...and I thought Christmas was still a month away.  Thanks Harry.

Your welcome Bill.....

[gmstudio]

Hindemith arrived at the Opera today. Thanks Harry!

[Harry]

Very good, thank you for telling me.
Hope you enjoy it.

Cheers

[Haffner]

Your welcome Bill.....

Harry Claus does it again  !

[Harry]

Elias and Corey still do not have their parcels, funny situation in the States, priority=stagnation.
But the rest did get them at last....

[Harry]

Harry Claus does it again  !

How did you know, I was related Andy?

[springrite]

Harry Claus does it again  !

just wait till the Christmas Clearance!

[Bogey]

The Busoni has landed....thanks again Harry.

[Harry]

just wait till the Christmas Clearance!

[Harry]

The Busoni has landed....thanks again Harry.

That's good Bill somehow they always reach you....in time!
Enjoy.....

[George]

The Busoni has landed....thanks again Harry.

Yes, my Vivaldi is here as well, Harry. 

Thanks very much.

Once I wade through the loads of Dylan Bootlegs that I have recently "aquired" I will get to listening to both the Vivaldi and the Glazunov Box.

[Harry]

Yes, my Vivaldi is here as well, Harry. 

Thanks very much.

Once I wade through the loads of Dylan Bootlegs that I have recently "aquired" I will get to listening to both the Vivaldi and the Glazunov Box.

Its getting better and better!
Enjoy them George.

[Harry]

Still to have...


Antonio Rosetti.
Clarinet Concertos ! & 2. Concerto for two Horns.
SWR SO Baden-Baden und Freiburg/Holger Schroter Seebeck.
Dieter Klocker, Clarinet.
CPO




Mozart.   Gone to the States.

Zaide.
Deutsches Singspiel in zwei Aufzugen, KV 344.

Libretto: Johann Andreas Schachtner.

Zaide, Sandrine Piau.
Gomatz, Max Ciolek.
Allazim, Klaus Mertens.
Sultan Soliman, Paul Agnew.
Osmin, Klaus Mertens.
Narrator, Gregor Frenkel Frank.

Radio Kamerorkest/Ton Koopman.
Recorded 25/2/2001.


As always let me know why you want to have it, pm, or on this thread.

[Harry]

To have

Mozart.   Gone to the USA.....gone

Idomeneo.

See link for details

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mozart-Idomeneo-Wolfgang-Amadeus/dp/B000005GPO/ref=sr_1_26?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1196263361&sr=1-26

Playing this for the fourth time, now, loving the music, but I am not sure about the performance.....

[Harry]

Well both Mozart operas found a good home. People must be starving after classical music in the USA, 95% of my parcels go that way!

[Bogey]

Well both Mozart operas found a good home. People must be starving after classical music in the USA, 95% of my parcels go that way!

Just greedy out this way Harry. 

[Greta]

Yes, I must update, my box has landed in Texas too! 

Harry, I can't imagine you didn't want that Martinon Debussy anymore, it is so good. That French orchestra gives an utterly charming La Mer! Many, many thanks, I didn't even have recordings of some of those pieces before.

Will break open that Sinding this weekend! You're a doll. 

[Harry]

Yes, I must update, my box has landed in Texas too! 

Harry, I can't imagine you didn't want that Martinon Debussy anymore, it is so good. That French orchestra gives an utterly charming La Mer! Many, many thanks, I didn't even have recordings of some of those pieces before.

Will break open that Sinding this weekend! You're a doll. 

Greta my dear, the Martinon was double in my collection, so I still have it, and yes its as good as can be expected.
The Sinding you have, has been replaced by CPO recordings, that sounded better on my primary system, and the performances are a tad better.
But I hope you have a less critical stereo, and then they will do just fine.
So all is well that ends well, to use a phrase from Shakespeare.
I hope you enjoy them all.

Cheers

Harry

[Harry]

Still to have...


Antonio Rosetti.
Clarinet Concertos ! & 2. Concerto for two Horns.
SWR SO Baden-Baden und Freiburg/Holger Schroter Seebeck.
Dieter Klocker, Clarinet.
CPO

[Solitary Wanderer]

This gift arrived this week from Harry.

I've listened to the first 3 disc's so far which I've greatly enjoyed. Interesting to note that most of these choral works were not published untill '83...1983! So they are all unfamiliar, so far, and a joy to 'discover'. The artwork on the individual cd sleeves is also outstanding.

Thanks Harry