What classical music you listening to, luv?

Classica · « **Reply #3101 on:** 1 Jul 2019, 10:31 am »

Bartók, Kyoko Takezawa, Michael Tilson Thomas, London Symphony Orchestra ‎– Violin Concerto No. 2
RCA Victor Red Seal ‎– 09026 61675 2,Compact Disc

mitch stl · « **Reply #3102 on:** 3 Jul 2019, 01:06 am »

Really been enjoying the Lincoln Mayorga "Gershwin by Grofe" album the last few days.

LesterSleepsIn · « **Reply #3103 on:** 4 Jul 2019, 07:30 pm »

My turntable’s back and you’re gonna be sorry ...

WILLIAM CHRISTIE, ARTS FLORISSANTS - CHARPENTIER pastorale HARMONIA MUNDI LP

LesterSleepsIn · « **Reply #3104 on:** 5 Jul 2019, 03:41 pm »

A Pierre: Dell'azzurro silenzio, inquietum / Sofferte onde serene / Omaggio a György Kurtág / Con Luigi Dallapiccola
by Les Percussions de Strasbourg, Experimentalstudio des SWR, et al.

LesterSleepsIn · « **Reply #3105 on:** 6 Jul 2019, 02:11 am »

andolink · « **Reply #3106 on:** 6 Jul 2019, 03:32 am »

Quote from: LesterSleepsIn on 6 Jul 2019, 02:11 am

Is this a recording I need to have Lester?

I was considering it just last night.

Classica · « **Reply #3107 on:** 6 Jul 2019, 01:08 pm »

Chopin, Emanuel Ax - 4 Ballades / Piano Sonata No. 2 "Funeral March"

andolink · « **Reply #3108 on:** 6 Jul 2019, 01:43 pm »

Marc-Antoine Charpentier: Antiennes “O” De L’Avent H.36-43 - Noëls Pour Les Instruments H.534
In Nativitatem D.N.J.C. Canticum H.414

LesterSleepsIn · « **Reply #3109 on:** 6 Jul 2019, 06:35 pm »

Quote from: andolink on 6 Jul 2019, 03:32 am

Is this a recording I need to have Lester?

I was considering it just last night.

Oh, I think so. I’m happy to have it. It rewards me with something new with each new listening. A considerable amount of open space and quiet, perhaps more so than the ‘A Pierre: Dell'azzurro silenzio, inquietum‘ and not so angularly dissonant as the Kairos recordings can sometimes be. I’m pretty sure the first Nono acquisition was a Keeping Up With the Andolinks adventure and for that I thank you again.

If I had to choose between the ‘A Pierre: Dell'azzurro silenzio’ and the ‘Risonanze erranti’ I might lean slightly towards the former. I’m going to acquire more Nono on Neos and Naive and start a run, but perhaps not completist, of his recordings - as I did for the Feldman. Such a fun summer it’s shaping up to be! I’ve already ordered ‘Nostalgia for the Future’ his collection of interviews and writings. I’ve really fallen for Nono.

Best,
Lester

Classica · « **Reply #3110 on:** 7 Jul 2019, 12:03 am »

Mendelssohn, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Munch ‎– Scottish Symphony / Italian Symphony
RCA Victor Silver Seal

andolink · « **Reply #3111 on:** 7 Jul 2019, 12:44 am »

Quote from: LesterSleepsIn on 6 Jul 2019, 06:35 pm

Oh, I think so. I’m happy to have it. It rewards me with something new with each new listening. A considerable amount of open space and quiet, perhaps more so than the ‘A Pierre: Dell'azzurro silenzio, inquietum‘ and not so angularly dissonant as the Kairos recordings can sometimes be. I’m pretty sure the first Nono acquisition was a Keeping Up With the Andolinks adventure and for that I thank you again.

If I had to choose between the ‘A Pierre: Dell'azzurro silenzio’ and the ‘Risonanze erranti’ I might lean slightly towards the former. I’m going to acquire more Nono on Neos and Naive and start a run, but perhaps not completist, of his recordings - as I did for the Feldman. Such a fun summer it’s shaping up to be! I’ve already ordered ‘Nostalgia for the Future’ his collection of interviews and writings. I’ve really fallen for Nono.

Best,
Lester

Thanks for the detailed reply. Those Neos SACD's are all superbly engineered recordings and you can't go wrong with any of them.

andolink · « **Reply #3112 on:** 7 Jul 2019, 01:04 pm »

Frank Bridge (1879-1941): Rhapsody Trio
Colin Twigg (violin), Catherine Schofield (violin), Michael Schofield (viola)
Recorded: 13-15 December 2008
Recording Venue: St. Philips Church, London, England

andolink · « **Reply #3113 on:** 7 Jul 2019, 04:35 pm »

Gösta Nystroem - Sinfonia Concertante for Cello and Orchestra
Erling Blondal-Bengtsson, cello
Stockholm Radio Symphony Orchestra/Stig Westerberg

Classica · « **Reply #3114 on:** 7 Jul 2019, 10:59 pm »

Bella Bartók Kossuth Symphonic Poem Csilla Szabó (piano)
Budapest Symphony Orchestra, Tátrai Quartet, György Lehel

andolink · « **Reply #3115 on:** 11 Jul 2019, 08:20 am »

Andreas Dohmen: a doppio movimento for electric guitar, harp, piano and large orchestra (2016/17)
Yaron Deutsch, electric guitar
Andreas Mildner, harp
Nicolas Hodges, piano
SWR Symphonieorchester
Ilan Volkov, conductor

DSD64

andolink · « **Reply #3116 on:** 11 Jul 2019, 08:22 am »

Rebecca Saunders: Stirrings Still II (2008), for six players: alto flute, oboe, clarinet in A, crotales, piano and double bass
Riot Ensemble

48/24 flac

andolink · « **Reply #3117 on:** 11 Jul 2019, 05:02 pm »

Charpentier’s Méditations pour le Carême is my favorite of all his sacred music and this performance from 1985 holds up very well indeed.

andolink · « **Reply #3118 on:** 13 Jul 2019, 06:58 am »

John Dowland (1563-1625): works for viol consort

LesterSleepsIn · « **Reply #3119 on:** 13 Jul 2019, 01:14 pm »

Irvine Arditti (violin), André Richard (sound projection), rec. 12/1991.Naïve