What are you listening 2 now?

[Linz]

Anton Bruckner Symphony No. 3 in D Minor, 1890 Thorough revision Bruckner with Joseph and Franz Schalk Ed. Theodor Raettig,
Richard Wagner Tanhhauser Ouverture and Venusberg Music, Halle Orchestra, John Barbirolli

[Lisztianwagner]

Arnold Bax
Northern Ballad No.1
The Garden of Fand

Sir Adrian Boult & London Philharmonic Orchestra

[88]

[vandermolen]

Not to forget Somm.

Indeed! Somm are an enterprising label.

[Linz]

Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach Miklos Spanyi, Solo Keyboard Music, Vol. 28

[Cato]

Getting warmed up for a Cincinnati Symphony concert tomorrow with the 3-movement Bruckner Symphony #9:

Bruckner: Symphony #7

I came across this Celibidache performance with the Berlin Philharmonic:

[VonStupp]

Heitor Villa-Lobos
Symphony 1 'O Imprevisto'
Symphony 2 'Ascensão'
São Paulo SO - Isaac Karabtchevsky

Starting in on the symphonies.
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[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Michael Rabin.

[foxandpeng]

Alexander Yossifov: Symphony No 4 Apriltsi. Bulgarian National Radio Symphony Orchestra & Vassil Stefanov.

Brilliant. This is an outstanding symphony. I wish I could translate the rest of his available works into English on Spotify!!

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Brilliant. This is an outstanding symphony. I wish I could translate the rest of his available works into English on Spotify!!

Yossifov studied composition under Pancho Vladigerov.

[JBS]

Very different from Spanyi -- I don't like it so much.

Did you listen to both CDs? [I don't think the embellishments made that big a difference.]

TD
Peter Hurford playing Bach chorale Preludes
BWV numbers 957, 1118-20, 651-662
Weiner Bach-Orgel, Augustinerkirche, Vienna
Organ of All Souls Unitarian Church, Washington DC

[Harry]

Guillaume Dufay.
Quadrivium-Motets Vol.1.
Cantica Symphonia.

[Que]

A random Spotify pick... Don't know anything about the performer, other than that he was a student Junghänel.

EDIT: kind of a mini album - the whole thing lasted only 15 mins with 7 tracks.

[Que]

Next up:

[Mandryka]

Did you listen to both CDs? [I don't think the embellishments made that big a difference.]

No I didn't, I just felt a bit repelled by the style so abandoned it. But I will do now that you've said that.

[Harry]

Lennox Berkeley.
A Centenary Tribute.
The Nash Ensemble.
Recorded on 13 14 June 1983.

[Madiel]

Haydn: Piano sonata no.19 in E minor

[Harry]

Dieterich Buxtehude (c.1637–1707)
Complete Organ works.
Volume II.
CHRISTOPHER HERRICK plays on the Organ of Nidaro Cathedral, Trondheim, Norway.
Built by Joachim Wagner and installed by Peter Migendt, 1739–41.
Rebuilt and altered by Claus Jensen, 1860–90.
Restored and reconstructed by Jürgen Ahrend, 1994.
a' = 455Hz. Temperament: Werkmeister modified.
Recorded on 28–30 January 2009.
Front illustration: Church interior, with people at prayer in the foreground and a small procession in the main aisle by Bartolomeus van Bassen (c1590–1652).

[Madiel]

Mozart: 'Posthorn' Serenade, with the opening and closing marches that lots of versions fail to include. That's one of the reasons I picked this one to stream.



A very pleasant way to unwind on a Friday evening.

[Mookalafalas]

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