What were you listening to? (CLOSED)

[Harry]

Monteverdi Selva Morale e Spirituale
Parrot/Taverner Consort/Taverner Choir/Taverner Players
Kirkby/Covey-Crump/Rogers/Thomas
EMI

Good morning.

That is a fine recording Bill. I played that a short while ago, and still find new things in it.
Goodmorning to you.

[Harry]

I got a Monteverdi cd that came in yesterday, Bill it will be my first exposure to the composer!  

Which disc would that be David?

[sidoze]

Harry, could you please remove the gigantic picture in your signature? It causes a disruption when reading text.

[longears]

Mahler 7, Boulez. 

A wonderful and under-appreciated symphony (my fave, along with the 4th, I think...) and Boulez really has its measure.  Recordings like this really cause me to scratch my head in wonderment at those who regard Boulez as dry and lifeless.

[Valentino]

Stravinsky: Violin concerto. Bress/Prague SO/Rohan. A very good Supraphon-pressing this, from '68. The music is a first-hear. Interesting, grabs my attention.

Flip side.
Schönberg violin concerto. Same forces. Intriguing, provoking. Must hear again soon.

[karlhenning]

Just switch allegiances to Haydn, and you'll be fine through your 104th birthday!

D Minor has found the Silver Bullet Lining! 

[Que]

Harry, could you please remove the gigantic picture in your signature? It causes a disruption when reading text.

Sidoze, check this thread.

Tip from uffeviking:

... go to your profile and under 'look and layout preferences' check the 'don't show signatures' and they won't bother you any more. Works in my layout. What a relief! 

Q

[karlhenning]

Liszt - Organ works (Vernet)

Oh, I'll bet these are lovely, too!

[karlhenning]

Thanks so much, V.! I received 14 gifts total

Very Bachian in significance, Andy! 14 gifts for your 41st year!

I also recommend as festive listening Prokofiev's ballet Le pas d'acier and Schoenberg's Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte, each composer's respective Opus 41  0:)

[Haffner]

Very Bachian in significance, Andy! 14 gifts for your 41st year!

I also recommend as festive listening Prokofiev's ballet Le pas d'acier and Schoenberg's Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte, each composer's respective Opus 41  0:)

I have the Schoenberg but not yet the Profokiev. Thank you , Karl.

Sigh...guess this really is middle age huh ?

Tristan und Isolde Ouverture (Furtwangler)

[Harry]

Harry, could you please remove the gigantic picture in your signature? It causes a disruption when reading text.

Then disable it in you own settings. I am rather fond on my image.

[Valentino]

Throw in some Beethoven too, Andy!

[BachQ]

Happy birthday Andy:

What the hell is this?

[BachQ]

Oke some more texst

Yes ........ more ......... more text please ........

[BachQ]

I received 14 gifts total (13 from my girl, 1 from my parents).

Don't forget Bogey's special gift of a pile of green mermaid goo ........

[Keemun]

Pettersson - Symphony No. 7.  Lots of rain here today from Hurricane Humberto, so it seemed fitting.

[Haffner]

Then disable it in you own settings. I am rather fond on my image.

Moi aussi.

[pjme]

What the hell is this?

Before The little mermaid, deserts could look like this one
Hmmm; apple flan! With real apples!

Alas.....that is a long time ago!

[Haffner]

Throw in some Beethoven too, Andy!

Never heard this piece before, but I'm sure to buy recordings it now, thank you!

[Haffner]

Before The little mermaid, deserts could look like this one
Hmmm; apple flan! With real apples!

Alas.....that is a long time ago!

ooooOOOO dude.