What classical music you listening to, luv?

andolink · « **Reply #2101 on:** 22 Mar 2018, 06:49 am »

J. S. Bach: ‘Mein Herze schwimmt in Blut’, BWV 199

andolink · « **Reply #2102 on:** 22 Mar 2018, 07:48 am »

Michael Jarrell:
Assonance III, for bass clarinet, cello and piano (1989)
…mais les images restent…, for piano (2003)

andolink · « **Reply #2103 on:** 22 Mar 2018, 08:17 am »

andolink · « **Reply #2104 on:** 22 Mar 2018, 03:00 pm »

Beat Furrer: Spur, for piano and string quartet (1998)
kammerensemble neue musik berlin

andolink · « **Reply #2105 on:** 22 Mar 2018, 03:04 pm »

L. van Beethoven: Trio for piano, violin and cello No. 7, Op. 97 ‘Archduke’

a desert island disc if ever there was one

andolink · « **Reply #2106 on:** 22 Mar 2018, 03:59 pm »

Frederick Delius: North Country Sketches I-IV

andolink · « **Reply #2107 on:** 23 Mar 2018, 12:54 pm »

Simon Holt: a table of noises, for solo percussion and orchestra (2007)
Colin Currie, percussion
Hallé/Nicholas Collon

andolink · « **Reply #2108 on:** 23 Mar 2018, 12:54 pm »

György Ligeti: Concerto for Cello and Orchestra (1966)
Jean-Guihen Queyras, cello
Ensemble Intercontemporain/Pierre Boulez

Tristan Murail: Sillages, for large orchestra (1985)
Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra/Pierre-André Valade

andolink · « **Reply #2109 on:** 23 Mar 2018, 04:05 pm »

W. A. Mozart: Piano Trio in C major, K. 548
London Fortepiano Trio

Tyson · « **Reply #2110 on:** 23 Mar 2018, 04:57 pm »

Some lovely 4 hands music in hirez:

Tyson · « **Reply #2111 on:** 23 Mar 2018, 05:25 pm »

Now on to some 24/96 Debussy, the Piano Trio from this recording:

Randy · « **Reply #2112 on:** 24 Mar 2018, 04:03 am »

Quote from: Tyson on 23 Mar 2018, 05:25 pm

Now on to some 24/96 Debussy, the Piano Trio from this recording:

I just got that recording a couple months back. Excellent. The Trio for Flute, Viola, and Harp has long been one of my favorite works. When I was a kid someone in my family acquired a record with the piece on it with the legendary Julius Baker on the flute. It was an odd ball red vinyl record with a generic album cover from some record club perhaps my older sister had belonged to. This was circa 1957. I played it for years, but as things do, it vanished at some point, that is unless it's still in one of my long abandoned record racks which I doubt.

Tyson · « **Reply #2113 on:** 24 Mar 2018, 04:42 am »

Quote from: S Clark on 20 Mar 2018, 07:58 pm

It is interesting how we go through phases in our listening choices. Sure, there are only so many times that you want to listen to Beethoven's Fifth, but that still doesn't bring me to madrigals by Filippo Bonaffino. Occasionally I'll run across a $2 lp of a Gesualdo type and take a flier, but I'm not tuned in to the 15th century... nor the 21st century. Musical taste is even more varied than gastronomic taste. If I run across an interesting Eric Satie, it gets snatched up... one of the thousands of obscure Bach pieces written for the next Sunday mass, not so much. But if on a desert island with 10 recordings, three would be jazz, 4-5 would be classical/romantic, 1-2 might be baroque, 1 might be 20th century. Just too much to discover to spend time with Bern Herbolsheimer's Quartet for Bear, Monkey, Goat, and Jackass.
However, it seems impossible to overdose on Chopin. In 50+ years of playing his little pieces, I never tire of his work.

I'm quite a fan of Bern Herbolsheimer's quintet for Bear, Monkey, Goat, Jackass and Glass Harmonica. Divine.

andolink · « **Reply #2114 on:** 24 Mar 2018, 03:27 pm »

Franz Joseph Haydn: String Quartet No. 7 in A major, Op. 2 no. 1

andolink · « **Reply #2115 on:** 24 Mar 2018, 04:27 pm »

György Ligeti: Concerto for Piano and Orchestra (1985-88)
Pierre-Laurent Aimard, piano
Ensemble Intercontemporain/Pierre Boulez

S Clark · « **Reply #2116 on:** 24 Mar 2018, 04:56 pm »

Dvorak Requiem on London LP, LSO w/Kertesz conducting.

LesterSleepsIn · « **Reply #2117 on:** 24 Mar 2018, 06:12 pm »

I continue my long march though this 26 disc set:
C.P.E. Bach: Complete Works for Piano solo
Box Set
Ana-Marija Markovina (Artist), Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach (Composer) Format: Audio CD

Sleepless · « **Reply #2118 on:** 24 Mar 2018, 07:20 pm »

LesterSleepsIn · « **Reply #2119 on:** 24 Mar 2018, 08:02 pm »

Quote from: Sleepless on 24 Mar 2018, 07:20 pm

Nice choice Sleepless, and welcome!
Lester