What are you listening to now?

[North Star]

Dallapiccola
Partita
BBC Phil
Noseda

+1, on YT.

[Harry]

I am not totally convinced by this performance, but it is good enough to have!

http://walboi.blogspot.nl/2014/11/monteverdi-claudio-vespro-della-beata.html?spref=tw

[Harry]

Happy Friday, mijn vriend! 

Thank you Karl, for always showing interest in my welfare
I wish you an altogether good weekend!

[Todd]

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[Karl Henning]

+1, on YT.

Lovely, isn't it!

[North Star]

Lovely, isn't it!

Yes indeed. I really ought to buy some Dallapiccola recordings as I have none at the moment. And other 20th c. Ditto for other Italian music, Sciarrino, Maderna, Scelsi..

[Karl Henning]

Yes indeed. I really ought to buy some Dallapiccola recordings as I have none at the moment. And other 20th c. Ditto for other Italian music, Sciarrino, Maderna, Scelsi..

If you can find this at a fair price, run do not walk!

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[North Star]

If you can find this at a fair price, run do not walk!

I clicked, didn't type 

[Karl Henning]

(* chortle *)

[Drasko]

[ZauberdrachenNr.7]

This seems like a good choice for FLF. So I am listening on Spotify.

Update. Very Bartok.  Quotations too I think. Recommended for prime-numbered Dragons, Nate and Mirror Image.
Pre-serialism.

Will investigate, thanks!  (and not just any silly old prime number, but a Mersenne prime!). 

[Wanderer]

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[North Star]

Alkan
Barcarolle, Op. 65/6

Liszt
Fantasie und Fuge über das Thema B-A-C-H, S. 529ii
Hamelin
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[Brian]

Beethoven Bfriday!

Op 59 No 3: Cypress Quartet
Symphonies 7 and 8: performers TBD!

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This picture has a little bit of Philip Seymour Hoffman to it.

[Lisztianwagner]

Leos Janacek
Sinfonietta

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[Brian]

Symphonies 7 and 8: performers TBD!

With the RIAS orchestra.

[jfdrex]

Nobody told me the blind listening game was over.

Once you're hooked on Bruckner, you're hooked!  

Hmmm... that reminds me: I haven't listened to this recording in a while.

[Karl Henning]

Nobody told me the blind listening game was over.

They call him "Scruffy" Skrowaczewski.

[ZauberdrachenNr.7]

What's a Favorites Friday without a Brahms something, anything?

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[listener]

MOZART  String Quartets  K.458 in D  "Hunt", K.465 in C "Dissonance"
Alban Berg Quartet
I've just realized how much I enjoy this disc, it keeps showing up on top of random stacks and I like it every time I hear it.
and since Friday is VIERNE'S-day, I'll hear from two of them:
René VIERNE: Messe basse op.8, 3 Offertoires op. 10, Vespers, etc.
Markus Eichenlaub, organ (Notre-Dame de la Croix, Paris)
and Louis VIERNE:  Symphony no.2 op. 20, Symphony no.4 op. 32
Marie-Claire Alain, organ (Saint-Étienne de Caen)