Listening/Purchasing Plan

Started by mn dave, November 17, 2008, 08:10:53 AM

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ChamberNut

Quote from: marvinbrown on November 18, 2008, 12:52:52 AM
 

Don what do you mean by viola and paino counterpart?  In my original post I stated that I  already have the viola and piano sonatas. Please explain??

  marvin


Marvin,

Don just meant that the Clarinet Sonatas and the Viola Sonatas are the exact same works.  Some people enjoy both, while others prefer the clarinet or viola.   :)   

mn dave

Quote from: James on November 18, 2008, 05:21:11 AM
Harry just curious, are you an active listener or a more passive one? because i find that the best music & art, almost anything really.. often does not fully reveal itself so easily on first (or casual) encounters...

Just like everyone else here, he is on GMG while listening.  ;D

Harry

Quote from: James on November 18, 2008, 05:21:11 AM
Harry just curious, are you an active listener or a more passive one? because i find that the best music & art, almost anything really.. often does not fully reveal itself so easily on first (or casual) encounters...

O, very active believe me!

Harry

Quote from: mn dave on November 18, 2008, 05:23:28 AM
Just like everyone else here, he is on GMG while listening.  ;D

Good conclusion Dave!

Kullervo

Quote from: mn dave on November 18, 2008, 05:23:28 AM
Just like everyone else here, he is on GMG while listening.  ;D

Not me. :)


marvinbrown

Quote from: ChamberNut on November 18, 2008, 05:19:19 AM
Marvin,

Don just meant that the Clarinet Sonatas and the Viola Sonatas are the exact same works.  Some people enjoy both, while others prefer the clarinet or viola.   :)   

  Thanks for clarifying this up!  After careful examination I see that they are identical in terms of the key they are written in, they even carry the same Opus No. 120  ??? ???.....hmmm....not really sure what's going on here  ??? ??

  marvin

The new erato

He did them for both instruments.

mn dave


marvinbrown

Quote from: mn dave on November 18, 2008, 05:02:17 AM
Some very nice posts here. Thank you for participating.

I think I will tighten my focus even further, for now, and keep my eye out for inexpensive, unexplored chamber music by Romantic composers. And do more listening and less hoarding, if I'm capable. I might have to use my zen powers for that. ;)

Quote from: mn dave on November 19, 2008, 05:38:55 AM
Liar!

  It's a slippery slope....a very slippery slope, a frictionless surface unlike anything you'll come across in any dynamics class!  I tried everything, focusing on core repertoire composers, then only on opera composers, then only on major works of each composer, I even promised myself that I would stop purchasing and exploring new music after I have accumulated 500 CDs......all to no avail  ::) ::) ::).  If anything I discovered that the more I bought and explored the more I enjoyed the discovery of new music. 

Hey if I wanted discipline I would have joined the army........or the priesthood  :-\!!!!


  marvin

mn dave

Quote from: marvinbrown on November 19, 2008, 05:58:51 AM
Hey if I wanted discipline I would have joined the army........or the priesthood  :-\!!!!

:D

Yeah, maybe I'll just see how much I can hear before I kick the proverbial bucket.  ;D

DavidW

Marvin it's not that complicated, simply buy fewer cds that is all. :)

marvinbrown

Quote from: DavidW on November 19, 2008, 08:40:26 AM
Marvin it's not that complicated, simply buy fewer cds that is all. :)

  hmmm.........buying fewer CDs,  now where have I read that before  ;)!

 
  marvin