What are you listening 2 now?

[Bachtoven]

[Symphonic Addict]

Widor: Organ Symphonies 3 and 4

Completely majestic music. Refreshing my ears with these imposing works has been a neat idea. I wasn't keen on soft organ music till I heard these pieces. The slow movements of these symphonies are proving to be utterly beautiful.

[JBS]

Leos Violin Sonata JW VII/7
Claude Violin Sonata in g minor CD 148/L.140
Maurice Violin Sonata #2 in G major M77
Carl Violin Sonata #2 in g minor Op 36

[Uhor]

Denisov often repeats himself but sometimes he just hits the spot right!

[JBS]

Sticking with Andsnes


Apres une lecture du Dante [Fantasia quasi Sonata][Années de pèlerinage 2e année: Italie S161]
Valse oubliée No 4 S215
Mephisto Waltz No 4 S696
Die Zelle in Nonnenwerth S534 No 3:Elegie [version 4]
Ballade No 2 in b minor S171
Mephisto Waltz No 2 S515
Harmonies poétiques et religieuses S173:IX Andante lagrimoso
Mephisto Waltz No 1 S514

[Cato]

Widor: Organ Symphonies 3 and 4

Completely majestic music. Refreshing my ears with these imposing works has been a neat idea. I wasn't keen on soft organ music till I heard these pieces. The slow movements of these symphonies are proving to be utterly beautiful.

Yes!  Widor is up there with Louis Vierne!


Recently, thanks to Dayton Classical Radio, a work which sounded rather contemporary:

Also, for some reason this work came to mind:

[AnotherSpin]

Op. 106

[Que]

PS I have listened to this recording before and it is very likable: nicely played, well recorded. But I do not get much out of it. I feel the performance is too even in phrasing and temperament. Also, I have a feeling that Eugene Ferré's strings (also in another recording I heard by him) were in the early '90s not quite up to (authentic) snuff....

[vandermolen]

Walton: Symphony No.2



A superb rendition by Previn and his LSO in their pomp. Urgent with a strong base line makes this Walton 2 sound more propulsive and dynamic. 

I very much agree Lol.

[Harry]

I am in the middle of some renovations in my listening room, so ya all have some rest from my incessant posting.
In effect that means I will listen in my office sporadically, for it will take at least another month before all is ready in the listening room. That is if all goods arrive in time. So I know you are all sad that I am temporarily out of the thread duty....or not, but for those interested, now you know    

[DavidW]

Bach songs from the Suzuki set.  Quite lovely, and I don't know if I've even listened to them before.

[Florestan]

[Papy Oli]

Good afternoon all,

Mozart - String Quartet #20 "Hoffmeister"
Quartetto Italiano

[Mandryka]

Good afternoon all,

Mozart - String Quartet #20 "Hoffmeister"
Quartetto Italiano

You're an Australian?

[Papy Oli]

You're an Australian?  Quelle horreur!

Nope, still Bonjour from him, Bonjour!

I just had enough of being a grumpy smoking Belgian football coach.

The Aussie Rules on BT sport (now Discovery +) made me become a Cat in Hoops instead 

Miaou! 

[Spotted Horses]

Mozart, Symphony No 36, Pinnock



I never quite got this symphony, which seems to be the transition between the lighter early symphonies and the more substantial final four. Pinnock makes a good case for it.

[Papy Oli]

Another gorgeous Mozart traversal on the go:


Mozart - Piano Concerto No.22 K.482
Perahia / English Chamber Orchestra

[SonicMan46]

Last few days, listening to CPE Bach's KB Concertos - own 4 discs w/ van Asperen & Remy, plus the 7 volumes on piano w/ Michael Rische - enjoy both approaches and hope that Rische continues - I left a longer more instructive post in the CPE Bach thread, if interested.  Dave

[Bachtoven]

[Papy Oli]

Stenhammar

String Quartet #5 in C major
String Quartet in F minor

Stenhammar Quartet
(BIS)


Not really connecting with that cycle on this first visit.
Pleasant, but nothing more for now.