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General Classical Music Discussion / Re: What are you listening 2 n...
Last post by Karl Henning - Today at 02:41:19 PM #22
Composer Discussion / Re: Vaughan Williams's Veranda
Last post by Number Six - Today at 02:27:58 PMQuote from: Karl Henning on Today at 02:23:33 PMYes, with a cute Honor Blackman joke about her sending a Christmas card from Kentucky. Also with Mervyn Johns, who played Bob Cratchit opposite Alistair Sim!I forgot about that Xmas card! Lovely little in-joke, indeed.
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Composing and Performing / Re: Henning's Headquarters
Last post by Karl Henning - Today at 02:25:21 PMQuote from: Karl Henning on Today at 11:55:34 AMNot to count chickens prematurely, if they hire me, I foresee a treble version of It Might Happen Today.well, I dunno. May be de trop.
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General Classical Music Discussion / Re: What are you listening 2 n...
Last post by Linz - Today at 02:23:40 PMJoseoh Haydn London Symphonies, Heidelberger Sinfoniker, Thomas Fey CD2
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Composer Discussion / Re: Vaughan Williams's Veranda
Last post by Karl Henning - Today at 02:23:33 PMQuote from: Number Six on Today at 02:14:11 PMThere's a great episode of The Avengers from the Steed and Peel B&W season called "Too Many Christmas Trees."Yes, with a cute Honor Blackman joke about her sending a Christmas card from Kentucky. Also with Mervyn Johns, who played Bob Cratchit opposite Alistair Sim!
That title fits this thread today.
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Composer Discussion / Re: Vaughan Williams's Veranda
Last post by Number Six - Today at 02:14:11 PMThere's a great episode of The Avengers from the Steed and Peel B&W season called "Too Many Christmas Trees."
That title fits this thread today.
That title fits this thread today.
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General Classical Music Discussion / Re: What are you listening 2 n...
Last post by Dry Brett Kavanaugh - Today at 02:07:04 PMRavel piano music. Paul Crossley.
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General Classical Music Discussion / Re: What are you listening 2 n...
Last post by Karl Henning - Today at 02:01:02 PMQuote from: brewski on December 04, 2024, 07:55:15 AMFor anyone who loves the saxophone, last night the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society livestreamed its first-ever recital for saxophone and piano, with Valentin Kovalev and Amy Yang. The last piece, by Takashi Yoshimatsu, has an engaging bit of audience participation, and the duo also offered an encore, by Astor Piazzolla. The stream is available for 72 hours.Tuning in at last, Bruce. thanks!
Debussy: Rhapsodie for Saxophone and Orchestra (Arr.)
Brahms: Sonata in E-flat Major, Op. 120, No. 2 (Arr.)
R. Schumann: Fantasiestücke, Op. 73 (Arr.)
Say: Suite for Saxophone and Piano, Op. 55 (Sel.)
Yoshimatsu: Fuzzy Bird Sonata
-Bruce
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Great Recordings and Reviews / Re: Best of 2024
Last post by Number Six - Today at 01:59:59 PMQuote from: San Antone on November 21, 2024, 07:52:33 AMThe Haydn 2032 series is one of my favorite recording projects, and 2024 had two offerings Vols. 15 & 16:It suddenly occurred to me: Is 2032 when they estimate finishing the project?
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General Classical Music Discussion / Re: Pieces that have blown you...
Last post by Irons - Today at 01:28:51 PMSeiber: Fantasia Concertante.
The Casella VC was reason for playing this LP but it was the coupling that was to grab my attention. Seiber does enter the dark side (serialism, twelve-note etc) but for this conservative listener at no time did I find this off-putting, quite the opposite. I found the innovative Fantasia Concertante to be a force that refreshed my listening palate.
The Casella VC was reason for playing this LP but it was the coupling that was to grab my attention. Seiber does enter the dark side (serialism, twelve-note etc) but for this conservative listener at no time did I find this off-putting, quite the opposite. I found the innovative Fantasia Concertante to be a force that refreshed my listening palate.