What are you listening to now?

[Wakefield]

That one was probably himself     

At least, some little hope was left to every other member. 

[Papy Oli]

Good afternoon all,

A first listen to Beethoven's Triple Concerto.
To be followed by the "Archduke" Piano Trio.

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[Mirror Image]

Bartok's Music For Strings Percussion And Celesta - Pierre Boulez, cond.

Great recording. I think I do, however, prefer Boulez's earlier performances of these works on Columbia (Sony), but I can appreciate the level of maturity and wisdom he brings to his remakes.

[HIPster]

Starting off my morning with a recent purchase:

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[Harry]

Starting off my morning with a recent purchase:

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Marvelous recording, and good to see you back. Your part and parcel of GMG as far as I am concerned.

[aligreto]

Hummel: Mass in D major....

[Que]

After passing  it before, I grabbed my 2nd chance at the Amazon.fr sale to get this:

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CPE Bach on a clavichord, now that is not an every day occurance...
Came recommended by Gordo, and by Gurn as wel, if memory serves me correctly.

Q

[Papy Oli]

Palestina
  1.Missa Brevis
  2. Missa Lauda Sion
  3. Super Flumina Babylonis
  4. Sicut Cervus

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[aligreto]

Schubert: Mass No. 1....

[Todd]

Disc 7.  Some proper Brahms chamber music in fully satisfying 1993 transfers.

[Harry]

After passing  it before, I grabbed my 2nd chance at the Amazon.fr sale to get this:

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CPE Bach on a clavichord, now that is not an every day occurance...
Came recommended by Gordo, and by Gurn as wel, if memory serves me correctly.

Q

I recently listened to this performance.....

[André]

Brahms: Serenades 1 and 2 for orchestra. Concertgebouworkest, Bernard Haitink (Philips). When Brahms wants to take a break from the serious stuff...

[North Star]

Bartók
String Quartet no. 6
Belcea Quartet
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Now:



Listening to the 5th. Magnificent. This image below perfectly sums up my thoughts on this symphony:

[Karl Henning]

http://www.youtube.com/v/U1KeD-4cnAc

[SimonNZ]

Mozart's Serenade K.388 - Paavo Jarvi, cond.

[Todd]

Op 109, recorded on Steinway #500,000.

[EigenUser]

Ravel's String Quartet in F, movement I, arranged for four ondes-Martinots. Very interesting.
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[SimonNZ]

Bach's Missa Brevis BWV235 - Philippe Herreweghe, cond.

[Marsch MacFiercesome]

Exciting singing means the world to me- and Callas' "Giudici! Ad Anna!" from Anna Bolena just melts platinum with its incandescence. 





"Elegance is, as the French say, la réfus. But of course that has to be edited. If you refuse everything, you are as dry as a bone. Selection is the point. . . "

"No one demands great performances any more. You know I loved Callas, who animalized me, and there is Mick Jagger."

- Diana Vreeland, Editor and Chief, American Vogue magazine