What are you listening 2 now?

[Traverso]

Johann Caspar Kerl

Just arrived on a rainy day,not sacd but I'm happy anyway.

[classicalgeek]

Dvorak
Symphony no. 6
Czech Philharmonic
Vaclav Neumann



Perhaps not my favorite Dvorak 6 performance, but still lovely.

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Dvorak
Symphony no. 6
Czech Philharmonic
Vaclav Neumann



Perhaps not my favorite Dvorak 6 performance, but still lovely.

All of those Dvořák Supraphon boxes (of various colors) are first-rate and must-buys, IMHO.

[Karl Henning]

Pretty sure I've heard this in its cello-&-orchestra version, in the Truls Mørk box

https://www.youtube.com/v/qiFzjGiAvoY

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NP:

Dvořák
A Hero's Song, Op. 111
Polish National RSO
Wit

From this set -

[Karl Henning]

Pretty sure I've heard this in its cello-&-orchestra version, in the Truls Mørk box

https://www.youtube.com/v/qiFzjGiAvoY

Peter Mennin
Symphonies 3 & 7
Gerald Schwarz
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Naxos

In search of the Great American Symphony #3.

Well, mostly just enjoying Mennin, really.

I'll join you in the Mennin Third!

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Dvořák
String Quartet No. 13 in G Major, Op. 106, B. 192
Pavel Haas Quartet

[Sergeant Rock]

Atterberg Symphony No. 6, Hirokami conducting the Norrköping SO




Sarge

[Brahmsian]

NP:

Dvořák
A Hero's Song, Op. 111
Polish National RSO
Wit

From this set -

[Iota]

Mompou: Musica callada, Vol. 4

Herbert Henck (piano)


Too long since I listened to these small marvels. So singular a world they conjure up. Poignant sculptures in sound. Henck makes them come alive like no-one else I know.

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[Karl Henning]

Mompou: Musica callada, Vol. 4

Herbert Henck (piano)


Too long since I listened to these small marvels. So singular a world they conjure up. Poignant sculptures in sound. Henck makes them come alive like no-one else I know.

Love it!

[Karl Henning]

Magnificent music!

Mennin
Symphony № 7, « Variations-Symphony » (1963)
Seattle Symphony
Schwartz

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Prokofiev
Symphony No. 7 in C sharp minor, Op. 131
Scottish National Orchestra
Järvi

[SonicMan46]

Still on my 'American Collection' and spending the day with:

Gershwin, George (1898-1937) - Orchestral & Solo Works - I've owned these discs for years; sure that there might be some different options; of course, in my jazz/popular music collection, there is a LOT of Gershwin.  Dave

[classicalgeek]

NP:

Prokofiev
Symphony No. 7 in C sharp minor, Op. 131
Scottish National Orchestra
Järvi

Perhaps THE all-time great Prokofiev cycle!

Thread Duty:

George Lloyd
Symphony no. 1
Albany Symphony Orchestra
George Lloyd
(on Spotify)



Lloyd is still coming into his own with his First Symphony, but it's fresh and exciting and full of great tunes!

[vandermolen]

Shostakovich: Symphony No.11 'The Year 1905':

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Perhaps THE all-time great Prokofiev cycle!

It's always been a great favorite of mine, classicalgeek. I also like Rozhdestvensky cycle even though its audio quality isn't the best, but the spirit of the performances are never in question that's for sure.

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Shostakovich: Symphony No.11 'The Year 1905':

That's a good one, Jeffrey. I like De Preist's other Shostakovich recordings, too. I haven't heard them in ages, though.

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NP:

Chávez
Sinfonia India
New York Phil.
Bernstein