What are you listening 2 now?

[Linz]

Bruckner Symphony No.3 in D Minor (Second vesion; 1877) Gennadi Rozhdestvensky and the USSr Ministry of Culture Symphony Orchestra

[Karl Henning]

Hi Karl,,and you can enlarge the video,full screen ! 

Cheers, Jan!

[Karl Henning]

Not sure whether I shared this when I started listening, so I'll share while I wrap them up:

[Karl Henning]

Albert Roussel's
Bacchus et Ariane

Yan Pascal Tortelier, BBC Philharmonic Orchestra

Love it!

[VonStupp]

Sergei Rachmaninov
The Bells, op. 35

Sergei Taneyev
John of Damascus, op. 1

Marina Mescheriakova, soprano
Sergei Larin, tenor
Vladimir Chernov, baritone

Moscow State Chamber Choir
Russian NO - Mikhail Pletnev (rec. 2000)

I'm not sure how everyone feels about Pletnev's reading of The Bells, but I really like his soloists. The last time I heard this work was from Svetlanov and Ashkenazy.

I don't know John of Damascus at all. I almost wrote it off as too conservative, but Taneyev's work ends up quite powerful.

VS

[SonicMan46]

Schubert, Franz - Piano Trios - spending a few hours comparing the double-disc sets of these works shown below; two using fortepianos and Golub/Kaplan/Carr on MIs, a recording that I've owned for 30 years!  Will check Amazon to see what new may have appeared (of course, there are plenty of older excellent versions) - any new period instrument productions mentioned appreciated.  Dave

   

[Linz]

Pletnev plays Schumann CD1

[Florestan]

Schubert, Franz - Piano Trios - spending a few hours comparing the double-disc sets of these works shown below; two using fortepianos and Golub/Kaplan/Carr on MIs, a recording that I've owned for 30 years!  Will check Amazon to see what new may have appeared (of course, there are plenty of older excellent versions) - any new period instrument productions mentioned appreciated.  Dave

   

Ahem! The Golub/Kaplan/Carr disc is Mendelssohn's Piano Trios. 

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Bokyung Byun. Guitar Laureate Series. Excellent technique and rich, diverse tone.



 

[Mandryka]

Schubert, Franz - Piano Trios - spending a few hours comparing the double-disc sets of these works shown below; two using fortepianos and Golub/Kaplan/Carr on MIs, a recording that I've owned for 30 years!  Will check Amazon to see what new may have appeared (of course, there are plenty of older excellent versions) - any new period instrument productions mentioned appreciated.  Dave

   

GGK is unabridged in Trio 2. I don't say that this is a positive thing, just a fact.

[SonicMan46]

Ahem! The Golub/Kaplan/Carr disc is Mendelssohn's Piano Trios. 

OOPS!    Well, I picked the wrong cover art (which looks similar) - below the correct recording w/ Golub-Kaplan-Carr on 2 discs - thanks - will go back and change my post.  Dave

[Lisztianwagner]

Antonín Dvořák
Symphony No.9

Herbert von Karajan & Wiener Philharmoniker

[Harry]

Antonín Dvořák's
Slavonic Dances, Op. 46

Rafael Kubelik, Symphonieorchester des
Bayerischen Rundfunks

Still the best performances I know.

[ritter]

Revisiting Gabriel Pierné's delightful Ramuntcho Suites No. 1 & No. 2. Jacques Houtmann conducts the Philharmonie de Lorraine.

[Todd]

Disc four.  This cycle struck me as very fine when I listened to it initially, and now, just listening casually, it strikes me as even better.  Op 26 is a corker, with ear pleasing sforzandi.

[ritter]

Some Beethoven here now as well, but of a much earlier vintage: Victor de Sabata conducts London Philharmonic Orchestra in the Eroica (1946 studio recording).

[Karl Henning]

Bokyung Byun. Guitar Laureate Series. Excellent technique and rich, diverse tone.



 

Looks nice, Manabu!

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Looks nice, Manabu!

Have a great Thanksgiving, Karl!

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Revisiting Gabriel Pierné's delightful Ramuntcho Suites No. 1 & No. 2. Jacques Houtmann conducts the Philharmonie de Lorraine.

Nice disc. As for the PC C min, I still like the recording from Vox.

[vandermolen]

The push I needed to purchase, Jeffrey.

I don't think that you'll regret it Lol