What are you listening 2 now?

[Valentino]

I just had a once in my life experience: The Klemperer Mahler 7.

[Karl Henning]

I just had a once in my life experience: The Klemperer Mahler 7.

Oh, but you listen to it again, you know!

[Harry]

 

[Spotted Horses]

Martinu, Parables, Belohlavek



Gorgeous.

How will I stop listening to Martinu and listen to something else?!? 

[Kalevala]

Martinu, Parables, Belohlavek



Gorgeous.

How will I stop listening to Martinu and listen to something else?!? 

Glad that you enjoyed it!

K

[Karl Henning]

Martinu, Parables, Belohlavek



Gorgeous.

How will I stop listening to Martinu and listen to something else?!? 

It's undeniably quite the rabbithole!

[Spotted Horses]

It's undeniably quite the rabbithole!

Maybe plug it by ramming some Beethoven in.

[Brian]

I stashed the Ancerl Martinu Fresques/Parables in the car for commute play this week!

[Kalevala]

Maybe plug it by ramming some Beethoven in.

I think that you should continue to Czech out his music [Sound of woman running away]. 

Maybe one of his piano concertos with Firkusny?

K

[Iota]

Shostakovich apparently greatly admired Prokofiev's 7th Symphony

Yes indeed. You may already be familiar with it, but here's what DSCH wote in a note to Prokofiev.

Dmitri Shostakovich attended the premiere, and quickly sent a letter of congratulations to Prokofiev, "I wish you at least another hundred years to live and create. Listening to such works as your Seventh Symphony makes it much easier and more joyful to live."

[Cato]

It has been too long since I visited Schoenberg's Variations for Orchestra!

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Ravel: Chamber Works. Gérard Poulet, Yasuo Maruyama, and Yori Kawashima.

[Linz]

Anton Bruckner
Symphony No. 5 in B Flat Major, 1878 Version Ed. Leopold Nowak, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Ilan Volkov

[vandermolen]

Yes indeed. You may already be familiar with it, but here's what DSCH wote in a note to Prokofiev.

No, I was not familiar with that - thanks.
There is a 'Toy-shop at Night' similarity between parts of Prokofiev's 7th Symphony and Shostakovich's 15th symphony.

[vandermolen]

Godfried Devreese: Symphony No.1 'The Gothic'
I'm listening to this a lot at the moment and 'In Memoriam'

[vandermolen]

A truly great recorded performance Harry - which I only came to fully appreciate after hearing the last movement on the radio recently.

[Harry]

A truly great recorded performance Harry - which I only came to fully appreciate after hearing the last movement on the radio recently.

You probably mean the Walton recording right? If so, I am happy to hear you like it too.

[vandermolen]

You probably mean the Walton recording right? If so, I am happy to hear you like it too.

Yes indeed Harry - it's fabulous!

[Linz]

Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach  Keyboard Music, Vol. 27
Miklós Spányi

[Lisztianwagner]

Alexander Zemlinsky
Sinfonietta

James Conlon &  Gürzenich-Orchester Kölner