What "German-speaking" composer's music are you listening to?

[ChamberNut]

Brahms

String Quartet # 1 in C minor, op. 51
String Quartet # 2 in A minor, op. 51

Amadeus Quartet
DG

[BachQ]

Bruckner 9 (Walter)
R. Strauss, Burleske for Piano, Timpani & Orchestra (Serkin)
Brahms, Symphony no. 3 (Walter)
Beethoven, Symphony no. 3 (Savall)

[karlhenning]

What a fun thread! 

[springrite]

Karl Henning: Chamber Music




(Yes, I believe Karl speaks German.)

[karlhenning]

Well, I have on occasion spoken a word or phrase in German . . . .

[ChamberNut]

What a fun thread! 

  I started it just for you Karl!   

[springrite]

Well, I have on occasion spoken a word or phrase in German . . . .

I'd expect nothing less from you when I sneeze. 

[Harry]

At the moment Johann Friedrich Reichardt!
Playing his String trios.
Absolutely wonderful.

[Brian]

Well, I have on occasion spoken a word or phrase in German . . . .

My father used to exercise his knowledge of German expletives when we were young and he didn't want us learning swear words. But we learned what they all meant anyways. 

[Opus106]

Bruckner
Symphony No.7 (Novak Ed.)

[Keemun]

Bruckner
Symphony No.7 (Novak Ed.)

Wonderful recording.  How do you like it?

[Opus106]

Wonderful recording.  How do you like it?

This is the first time I'm listening to the symphony, so I don't have anything useful to say. 

[Opus106]

Back to familiar ground, with Beethoven's Op.18 No.4. ABQ.

[Mark G. Simon]

Schoenberg Violin Concerto with Hillary Hahn

[quintett op.57]

Schönberg PC.

Precisely the CD you can see under my name

[BachQ]

The glorious Second Piano Concerto, op. 83, by Johannes Brahms (richter)  0:)

[rappy]

The glorious Second Piano Concerto, op. 83, by Johannes Brahms (richter)  0:)

That's incredible. Maybe the greatest recording I have.

[gomro]

Stockhausen. Himmelfahrt.

[springrite]

Stockhausen. Himmelfahrt.

I thought we agreed: No more fahrt jokes. 

Brahms Ballades (Gould)

[Harry]

Samuel Scheidt.