What are you listening 2 now?

[prémont]

Listening now. Lisztening?

So it is on your listening lis(z)t?

[VonStupp]

WA Mozart
Piano Concerto 16 in D Major, K. 451
Piano Concerto 19 in F Major, K. 459

Christian Zacharias, piano
Stuttgart RSO - Neville Marriner

VS

[North Star]

La Mascarade
Music by Robert de Visée and Francesco Corbetta
Rolf Lislevand (baroque guitar/theorbo)

[Mandryka]

I can't remember whether you bought this @prémont , it has just arrived and seems very good indeed -- typical Waldner life affirming music making.

[North Star]

Liszt
Première Année de pèlerinage: Suisse
Daniel Grimwood, 1851 Érard

[Linz]

Abbe George Joseph Vogler Symphonies Overtures and Ballets , London Mozart Players, Matthias Bamert, Contemporaries of Mozart Vol. 2, CD 8

[prémont]

I can't remember whether you bought this @prémont , it has just arrived and seems very good indeed -- typical Waldner life affirming music making.

I did acquire it. I have bought all his solo CDs. I also recommended the Schubert CD somwhere.

[Linz]

Bruckner Symphony No. 3 in D Minor,  1878 Version Ed. Fritz Oeser (Scherzo coda not included) Based on 1880 Stichvorlage, USSR Ministry of Culture Orchestra, Gennadi Rozhdestvensky

[Number Six]

Schubert: "Trout" Quintet
Alban Berg Quartet and Friends


I am going to do a Molly Hatchet debut album listening party elsewhere in a bit, and I have just enough time for this piece. I figured, why not a little culture before we break out the red-and-white pull tab cabs of Budweiser, the Marlboros, the cut-offs, and the flip-flops?

[Madiel]

Side B, which is K.213 and K.252.

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

Flemish Romantic Music: BRT Philharmonic, Alexander Rahbari.

[JBS]

What an absolute delight of a recording - HiP Brahms. Immaculately recorded, maybe some of the best command and deployment of orchestral forces. I never felt it lacking, and all the lines were so clean. I'm definitely now a fan of this conductor.

Try his Mendelssohn.
TD
double devoir with Previn/LSO



The Ravel CD is from the same budget series as the Debussy, but the earlier cover is much more interesting.

[Number Six]

Vivaldi x2-squared (2024)
La Serenissima

Various group concertos.

[hopefullytrusting]

Try his Mendelssohn.

Will do, in about a month. I'm actually most excited to hear his Beethoven, at least in the review of it I saw on Presto.

[Madiel]

Pejacevic: Violin sonata no.2, 'Slavic'



It's only about a month since I last listened to this, but this time it's in the context of going through Pejacevic's larger chamber works in chronological order... which was probably triggered by listening to this about a month ago...

Regardless, I actually think this is one of her top works so why the heck not try to get to know it better?

[Madiel]

Haydn: Keyboard sonata no.46 in E major



Goodness me, I've gone over a week without a new Haydn sonata.

Perfectly delightful. Rather interestingly, the initial printing (not authorised by Haydn) cut out one of the movements. It took about 140 years before someone looked at the original handwritten copies and said hey, we're missing the middle of the sonata. 

[Que]

https://www.musicweb-international.com/classrev/2019/Jul/Landini_Occhio_A462.htm

https://classicalacarte.net/Production2019/Production_07_19/A462_fanfare43_3.htm

[Madiel]

Dvorak: String quartet no.12 in F

[Mandryka]

I did acquire it. I have bought all his solo CDs. I also recommended the Schubert CD somwhere.

I got his Goldberg Variations at the same time. That also seems to be a wonderfully measured and noble interpretation, very fine. He's been fortunate in that he's always been well recorded, and had access to interesting instruments.

[Mandryka]

https://www.musicweb-international.com/classrev/2019/Jul/Landini_Occhio_A462.htm

https://classicalacarte.net/Production2019/Production_07_19/A462_fanfare43_3.htm

Is it too light for you?