What are you listening 2 now?

[Madiel]

Beethoven: String quartet in G major, op.18/2

[Papy Oli]

Good morning all 

JS Bach
Bach 333: 4-Part Chorales - Vol. 3

Daniel Russ (chorus master), Ophira Zakai (lute), Elina Albach (organ), Sarah Perl (violone)
Vocalconsort Berlin, Daniel Reuss

[Que]

My morning listening is an old favourite, one of the very first Early Music discs I bought!
This was back in the day when that was the only way to listen to a recording... I can conform this is now available streaming.



Motets for three or four voices from the songbooks of the Dukes of Lorraine. And (a rarity) a mass by Pierquin de Thérache. Some composers from the region mixed in with bigger names: Loyset Compère, Alexander Agricola, Jacob Obrecht, Josquin Desprez, Mathieu Lasson.

Akira Tachikawa (countertenor); Gerd Türk (tenor); Dominique Vellard (tenor); Jacques Bona (bass).

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/customer-reviews/R1BY5N0BZGCSVX/

[Que]

Lamentations by Agricola, Morales, Arcadelt & Lassus.

Osho: Life is like a nightmare: if you are suffering in a nightmare, all that you need is to put your total energy into waking up. Nothing else is needed. If you are being chased by a lion, you need not kill the lion because there is no lion at all. If you are being crushed under a rock, you need not remove the rock. It may be just your own pillow. All that you need is to wake up.

That's a beauty! Even if I'd wish they had recorded the complete Lassus set, but we can't complain.

PS I read there was a big attack on Odesa yesterday. Hope you and your loved ones are OK.

[AnotherSpin]

That's a beauty! Even if I'd wish they had recorded the complete Lassus set, but we can't complain.

PS I read there was a big attack on Odesa yesterday. Hope you and your loved ones are OK.

Yes, that's right. Almost the entire city and many districts in the region are without electricity. Heating and water have gradually started to return after a full day without them. Our house in the village is currently without power, and restoration is promised by the end of the 16th. But overall, we're okay, thank you.

[DavidUK]

I enjoyed it, too.

TD: A first listen, prompted by @DavidUK

What did you think?

[Que]

 

Came across this on Spotify... love a good recorder consort...

This ensemble is from the UK and presents a lovely English Renaissance music recital.

[Roasted Swan]

Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky The Nutcracker Complete ballet
London Symphony Orchestra, Andre Previn

An old friend..... that cover makes me very nostalgic.

[Madiel]

Cello Sonata No.2
Elegy



Some of this is my grief music.

[Madiel]

Stabat Mater. Until I'm worn out.

[Harry]

 

Came across this on Spotify... love a good recorder consort...

This ensemble is from the UK and presents a lovely English Renaissance music recital.

Bookmarked, and two others from this ensemble. Love the Artwork by the way!

[Todd]

[Traverso]

Bach

[VonStupp]

Anton Bruckner
Symphony 7 in E Major, WAB 107 (Haas)
Berlin PO - Herbert von Karajan

VS

[PaulR]

Gubaidulina: Offertorium

[Dry Brett Kavanaugh]

August De Boeck and Paul Gilson.

[vandermolen]

Edgar Bainton: Symphony No.2 (1939-40)
Now - Hubert Clifford: Symphony 1940
Two inspiriting Australian symphonies from World War 2

[PaulR]

Vanhal: Concerto for Double Bass and Orchestra

[Todd]

Disc two.

[Karl Henning]

What did you think?

Enjoyed it entirely. Will listen again later today.