What are you listening to now?

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Listening to Mazeppa, S 100. Great stuff.

[Autumn Leaves]

Tonight's listening:



Symphony #6

[Autumn Leaves]

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Listening to Mazeppa, S 100. Great stuff.

I really want to listen to this set soon!

[ritter]

Listening to the world première (in NYC on May 7th, 1977) of George Crumb's stunning Star-Child, with Irene Gubrud (sop.), and conducted by Pierre Boulez, David Gilbert, James Chambers, and Larry Newland. From this set that arrived today:

[Autumn Leaves]

Now playing:



Couldnt wait - listening to Hungarian Rhapsody #5

[Madiel]

Disc 3.

It's scarily obvious that you're going to reach the end of this set before I do.

I started in March 2012.

[Harry]

New acquisition. It might have been a corker, but is is not to be, a teacher of Vivaldi that falls far beneath his pupil's  excellence. So he was a good pedagogue but not so good as a composer.



http://walboi.blogspot.nl/2016/07/gentili-giorgio-c1669-c1737-trio.html?spref=tw

[Harry]

New acquisition. A disc to treasure. Highly recommended to all that like old music for these instruments.

http://walboi.blogspot.nl/2016/07/treasury-of-saint-varied-selection-of.html?spref=tw

[Sergeant Rock]

Bruckner Symphony No. 3 D minor (original version), Tintner conducting the Royal Scottish National O




Sarge

[NikF]

Brahms: String Quartets - Britten Quartet.




update: I haven't heard a huge number of different performance of these works, however of those I'm familiar with I find this set to be full of colour and drive, yet still possessing enough restraint. What a pleasure I had listening to them.

[Karl Henning]

Bruckner
Symphony № 6
Münchner Philharmoniker
Celi

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[AndyD.]

Bruckner
Symphony № 6
Münchner Philharmoniker
Celi

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I have to be in a very sequestered, monkville area (in both mind and body) to listen to that, but it certainly yields rewards. Headphones are mandatory, but then I live on a busy street. I'm going to have to break that one out today.

[Madiel]

I hope that two never-before-heard Stabat Maters in the one night isn't excessive.

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[Harry]

Today arrived at my door a packet with 5 CD'S in it. This is the first one that landed in my player, and pretty impressive it is. for all those that love music from Orient and Occident this is a must.

http://walboi.blogspot.nl/2016/07/mediterraneum-ancient-worlds-of.html?spref=tw

[Drasko]

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I really want to listen to this set soon!

It's fantastic. Makes me wish Herbie conducted all of Liszt's orchestral works.

[Florestan]

[Karl Henning]

I have to be in a very sequestered, monkville area (in both mind and body) to listen to that, but it certainly yields rewards. Headphones are mandatory, but then I live on a busy street. I'm going to have to break that one out today.

The Adagio. Sehr feierlich in particular is "below the green lemon."

[Sergeant Rock]

The Adagio. Sehr feierlich in particular is "below the green lemon."

I had to google that    ...and who explained its meaning? Why none other than you, Karl, in a post at the old, now archived, forum 

"It is excellent, Harry!  Both the music and the execution.  My cryptic remark was actually meant for "sublime" (below - sub / green lemon - lime)"


Sarge

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Listening to Tasso, Lamento e trionfo, S 96. Totally awesome.