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Composer Discussion / Re: Michael Haydn's Harum
Last post by Symphonic Addict - Today at 03:57:55 PMAnother recent CPO release that doesn't appear on its webpage:
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General Classical Music Discussion / Re: What are you listening 2 n...
Last post by JBS - Today at 03:53:48 PM
Leos Violin Sonata JW VII/7
Claude Violin Sonata in g minor CD 148/L.140
Maurice Violin Sonata #2 in G major M77
Carl Violin Sonata #2 in g minor Op 36
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The Diner / Re: Last Movie You Watched
Last post by Karl Henning - Today at 03:44:54 PMQuote from: Karl Henning on May 11, 2024, 06:08:43 PMTonight, from Hitchcock's Light Entertainment Division: Dial M for Murder.
Quote from: Karl Henning on Today at 03:15:54 PMAlso from Hitchcock's Light Entertainment Division: To Catch a Thief.
And, (coincidentally?) both with John Williams in supporting roles.
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Composer Discussion / Re: CPE Bach (Carl Philipp Ema...
Last post by SonicMan46 - Today at 03:40:11 PMQuote from: Brian on Today at 02:32:03 PMI listened to a piano recording (by Dejan Lazic) of the fascinatingly bizarre miniature "La Böhmer" and it reminded me of an even more manic, eccentric Scarlatti. Does anyone have any favorite modern piano or pianoforte CPE keyboard collections? I have the recent Marc-Andre Hamelin two-disc set but cannot remember the contents immediately, and of course the Pletnev DG recital is notorious.
Just started listening to the YouTube video above of the harpsichord-piano concerto and can't stop. The dialogue and timbral variety is so engrossing!
Hi Brian - not sure this is what you're looking for? If you want mucho discs, consider the box below, even Hurwitz did a 10/10 (attached) - Dave
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General Classical Music Discussion / Re: What are you listening 2 n...
Last post by Symphonic Addict - Today at 03:34:53 PMWidor: Organ Symphonies 3 and 4
Completely majestic music. Refreshing my ears with these imposing works has been a neat idea. I wasn't keen on soft organ music till I heard these pieces. The slow movements of these symphonies are proving to be utterly beautiful.
Completely majestic music. Refreshing my ears with these imposing works has been a neat idea. I wasn't keen on soft organ music till I heard these pieces. The slow movements of these symphonies are proving to be utterly beautiful.
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The Diner / Re: Last Movie You Watched
Last post by Karl Henning - Today at 03:15:54 PMAlso from Hitchcock's Light Entertainment Division: To Catch a Thief.
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General Classical Music Discussion / Re: What are you listening 2 n...
Last post by Bachtoven - Today at 03:08:05 PM
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The Diner / Re: Birders' Nest
Last post by Pohjolas Daughter - Today at 02:32:52 PMThis story made me laugh/cry:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BT8P65u1Nvk
[Can't post the video here.]
PD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BT8P65u1Nvk
[Can't post the video here.]
PD
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Composer Discussion / Re: CPE Bach (Carl Philipp Ema...
Last post by Brian - Today at 02:32:03 PMI listened to a piano recording (by Dejan Lazic) of the fascinatingly bizarre miniature "La Böhmer" and it reminded me of an even more manic, eccentric Scarlatti. Does anyone have any favorite modern piano or pianoforte CPE keyboard collections? I have the recent Marc-Andre Hamelin two-disc set but cannot remember the contents immediately, and of course the Pletnev DG recital is notorious.
Just started listening to the YouTube video above of the harpsichord-piano concerto and can't stop. The dialogue and timbral variety is so engrossing!
Just started listening to the YouTube video above of the harpsichord-piano concerto and can't stop. The dialogue and timbral variety is so engrossing!
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The Jazz Lounge / Re: What Jazz are you listenin...
Last post by Karl Henning - Today at 02:26:56 PMQuote from: Karl Henning on Today at 02:22:50 PMow listening to Left and Right.The sudden quotation of Rite of Spring in "Expansions" is fun.