What were you listening to? (CLOSED)

[karlhenning]

Quelques chansons d'Erik Satie

[prémont]

There are only two people using 'Mark' (as a single word) on this forum ... and the other guy uses a 'c' at the end.

So your name is your mark..

[karlhenning]

Erik Satie
Choses vues a droite et a gauche (Sans lunettes)

1. Chorale hypocrite
2. Fugue a tatons
3. Fantaisie musculaire

Millard Taylor, vn
Frank Glazer, pf

(I reserve the right to edit in the proper diacritics tomorrow . . . .)

[Bogey]

Mozart Serenades K. 375 and 388
Scottish National Orchestra Wind Ensemble/Järvi
Musical Heritage Society

[longears]

Yippee! 

For me now:

[Bogey]

Yippee! 

For me now:

Your thoughts David, as this one has been on my wish list for some time now.

[Bogey]

Mozart Quintet K452 for piano, oboe, clarinet, horn, and bassoon
Brendel/Holliger/Brunner/Baumann/Thunemann
Philips

[David Orea C]

Thanks Bruce and Dmitri for your welcome!

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  Today Works :

  Kagel.- Zwei Akte

Yoonjee.- Maze of Mirrors; A Hearse; Empress; A Blue Bird; String Quartet

  Ulf Grahn.-  Clear Midnight; Concerto for Orchestra; CICADAS (Sounds of Summer Nights)

  Viktor Ullmann.- Piano Sonata #7 (Carl Banner, Piano)

  Charley Gerard.- Tatumesque

[dtwilbanks]

You don't have to be named "David" to listen to classical music, but it can't hurt. 

[George]

[Bogey]

Mozart Adagio in C minor and Rondo, K. 617 for glass harmonica, flute, oboe, and cello 
Hoffman/Nicolet/Holliger/Schouten/Decroos
Philips

Mozart Adagio in C, K. 356/617a for glass harmonica
Hoffman
Philips

[George]

Mozart Quintet K452 for piano, oboe, clarinet, horn, and bassoon
Brendel/Holliger/Brunner/Baumann/Thunemann
Philips

Mozart Adagio in C minor and Rondo, K. 617 for glass harmonica, flute, oboe, and cello 
Hoffman/Nicolet/Holliger/Schouten/Decroos
Philips

Mozart Adagio in C, K. 356/617a for glass harmonica
Hoffman
Philips

Workin' your way through a box set?

[longears]

Your thoughts David, as this one has been on my wish list for some time now.

Bought on the recommendation of a couple of CMG pals whose taste nearly coincides with my own.  No regrets--the Clarinet Concerto is very beautiful and seems likely to become a favorite.

[Bogey]

Workin' your way through a box set?

Kind of cherry-pickin' it at this point George and looping some pieces as I go along.  The serenades were from a separate cd.  Just "rediscovering" Mozart lately at what seems an even more appreciative level than the last time I immersed myself in his music....life is good.

[Bogey]

Bought on the recommendation of a couple of CMG pals whose taste nearly coincides with my own.  No regrets--the Clarinet Concerto is very beautiful and seems likely to become a favorite.

I was hoping your review would have been negative, and indifferent at best David...guess it stays on the list.  Maybe someone else I respect around here will give it the negative feedback I am looking for. 

[George]

Kind of cherry-pickin' it at this point George and looping some pieces as I go along.  The serenades were from a separate cd.  Just "rediscovering" Mozart lately at what seems an even more appreciative level than the last time I immersed myself in his music....life is good.

Indeed, there are times when I can only listen to Mozart. His music is wonderfully sane, logical and beautiful. 

[Bogey]

Mozart Symphony No. 36, "Linz"
NHK Symphony Orchestra*/Suitner
Denon

From the web:
*In December 1962 the orchestra was a center of controversy when certain players, unhappy with the style and personality of conductor Seiji Ozawa, refused to play under him. Ozawa went on to conduct the rival Japan Philharmonic Orchestra instead

[Que]

                   ~ Ordre 2 ~

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[Mark]

So your name is your mark..

Yes, I guess so. A bit like Zorro.

[wintersway]

Good morning/day to all!