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For the fourth Sunday of Advent, JSB Cantatas BWV14 & 81.... http://www.mdt.co.uk/public/pictures/products/standard/SDG115.jpg ....apparently JSB liked to keep his mid winter cantatas as short as possible to avoid his musicians having to spend too long a time in the cold church on those winter S...

DaveF wrote:Listened to disc 1 tonight. 14 discs in this set so quite a bit of material to discover yet.

I would also be interested in the consistency of the music making over so many discs Dave.

I bought these two cds recently.....



....and I much prefer to listen to the Bagatelles.

Good choice of wallpaper Ivor.....a favoured subject on a neutral background for clear visibility of all of those hard to see icons.

DaveF wrote:I remember back on the old forum that Lars was very fond of that Appetite for Desctruction album. When I heard of his passing yesterday I decided to give it a spin.

Very nice thought Dave.

DaveF wrote:All on historical instruments. Looking forward to this one.

I will be interested to see how you get on with that one Dave.

It has been a while since I have listened to this period instrument performance of Schubert's Trout Quintet....

JSB – Partitas No. 5 & 6 played by Christophe Rousset on the harpsichord....

I too was unfortunately aware of how ill larzy was and, although I never met him in person, I did share some craic with him on the old forum. He was a genuinely nice guy and I too have, since I heard of his situation, admired his inner strength and lack of bitterness with the cards that he was dealt...

I have a friend who, after a long absence from playing, has bought himself another guitar and amp and he is currently learning, from what I can see, the entire back catalogue of Guns 'N' Roses songs....so I am a bit more familiar with this music Dave than normal.