What are you listening to now?

[EigenUser]

Unfortunately I don't have the Fischer "Cat" but if you listen to this youtube video the second subject starts at 3.20. The association, to me, is even stronger at 3:29 and the few seconds thereafter. I have to tell you that most here think I'm nuts. I'm of the opinion, though, that only those with the most astute ears and the keenest imagination hear the cat 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fB8_cZiEQgA

Sarge

Thanks! Even though I couldn't find it, I definitely see what you mean now that you pointed it out. I will officially call this "The Cat" from now on.

#79 is the "Kitty with Lanced Eye-Sac" symphony, for the start of the finale.

[Sergeant Rock]

Thanks! Even though I couldn't find it, I definitely see what you mean now that you pointed it out. I will officially call this "The Cat" from now on.

Excellent...another convert    You know, Jens (jlaurson) changed the Wiki article on the symphony to reflect the growing acceptance of this new nickname    Unfortunately, the Wiki powers-that-be deleted his edit shortly thereafter 

I hope one day we'll have an album cover that looks like this:




Sarge

[Sergeant Rock]

Shostakovich Symphony No.15, Kurt Sanderling conducting the Cleveland




Sarge

[EigenUser]

Excellent...another convert    You know, Jens (jlaurson) changed the Wiki article on the symphony to reflect the growing acceptance of this new nickname    Unfortunately, the Wiki powers-that-be deleted his edit shortly thereafter 

I hope one day we'll have an album cover that looks like this:




Sarge

You know, if the cover wasn't so formal/special looking, I would seriously consider putting this as the album art for iTunes.

[Pat B]

Thanks! Even though I couldn't find it, I definitely see what you mean now that you pointed it out. I will officially call this "The Cat" from now on.

I liked the name, even though I didn't actually hear it until now. Thanks to Sarge for clarifying!

Thread duty: Brahms: Piano Sonata #3 (Rubinstein 1949). Now I know why some are so enthusiastic about AR's Brahms. This is a great disc.
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[Moonfish]

Charpentier: Motets pour le Grand Dauphin       Ensemble Pierre Robert/Desenclos

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[Papy Oli]

Good evening all 

Beethoven sonatas No.9 to 15 / Kempff

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[North Star]

Good evening, Olivier!

Bruckner
Mass no. 2
Te Deum*
Magdaléna Hajóssyová (soprano), Rosemarie Lang (alto), Peter-Jürgen Schmidt (tenor), Hermann Christian Polster (bass) *
Heinz Rögner, RSO Berlin orchestra & chorus

[king ubu]

late night listen:

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MARENZIO: Nono Libro de Madrigali

La Venexiana/Claudio Cavina (Glossa, rec. 1999)

[bhodges]

Unearthing (Duo Figer-Khanina) - Sonatas for violin and piano by Poulenc, Bacewicz, Arnold and Rodrigo. Now listening to the Poulenc Sonata FP 119 (new to me) and enjoying immensely.

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--Bruce

[listener]

François COUPERIN: "Parish" Mass, "Convent" Mass
Michel Chapuis, organ of Saint-Maximin
on Victrola LP's, automatic sequence but otherwise a terrific presentation, good pressing, with registrations given for all pieces.in D, op. 102/2
SCHUMANN: Organ Fugues on B-A-C-H op. 60
Theodor Klein, organ of the aria Königin Church, Saarbrücken
BEETHOVEN: Sonatas for Cello and Piano  no. 2  op. 5/2  in g, no. 5
Joseph Schuster, cello    Friedrich Wuehrer, piano

[Brahmsian]

Excellent...another convert    You know, Jens (jlaurson) changed the Wiki article on the symphony to reflect the growing acceptance of this new nickname    Unfortunately, the Wiki powers-that-be deleted his edit shortly thereafter 

I hope one day we'll have an album cover that looks like this:




Sarge

  Et voila, Lance, le chat! 

[HIPster]

. . . could you recommend any other recordings with Ensemble Project Ars Nova?

I suspect that they are all very good/great and worth adding to your collection. 

Every one that I have, I enjoy listening to.  Here are my two favorite:
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*Note: New Albion label, so purchasing new from amazon means a CDR.  I've been collecting the P.A.N.~New Albion recordings "used," via the marketplace.

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Thread duty~

Love and Lament, from the Netherlands Bach Society:
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A beautiful disc! 

[ZauberdrachenNr.7]

Thread duty: Brahms: Piano Sonata #3 (Rubinstein 1949). Now I know why some are so enthusiastic about AR's Brahms. This is a great disc.
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Pounds the table so hard it's now in splinters!

[Ken B]

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[ZauberdrachenNr.7]

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Quoi?  Boulez encore une fois?!

[Ken B]

Quoi?  Boulez encore une fois?!

Jawohl, aber er ist nur Dirigent, nicht Komponist. Doch, er is nie Komponist.

Was that passable?

[mn dave]

brahms - sonata no. 3 in f minor, op. 5 - rubinstein (1951)

[Ken B]

  Et voila, Lance, le chat! 

Put Lance and cat into google and behold

[mn dave]