What are you listening to?
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bombasticDarren
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Brahms - Symphony No.2 (James Loughran, Halle Orchestra, CfP)
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bombasticDarren
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Beethoven - Piano Trio No.6 & Allegretto in B flat major (The Florestan Trio, Hyperion)
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bombasticDarren
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Mozart - Piano Concerto No.25 (Richard Goode, Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, Nonesuch)
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Requiem from this boxset... 1st listen.
Oh my word, this is absolutely stunning!!!!!!
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^^ you know folks, there are moments like this, when I wonder why I don't just throw in the towel and build up a large collection consisting entirely of Renaissance & Early Music... I'm sure Simon at least would have sympathies...
(but then, I'd miss Brahms too much... )
(but then, I'd miss Brahms too much... )
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Interesting post and duly noted!Jared wrote:
this really is a super set. out of choice I would go for this over the Du Pre/ Barenboim one, although I must say that I'm glad to have them both, because they are quite different. this set demonstrates a delicate fluency and an understanding between soloists which really would be hard to beat. the Du Pre set is slightly hampered by poorer recording, some of which is live with attendant coughing fits from the audience. that aside, she is characteristically forceful in her style, at times dynamic and at others bordering on abrasive... still however, a characterful set of performances.
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Jared wrote:^^ you know folks, there are moments like this, when I wonder why I don't just throw in the towel and build up a large collection consisting entirely of Renaissance & Early Music... I'm sure Simon at least would have sympathies...
(but then, I'd miss Brahms too much... )
I have had those very thoughts in the past Jared....it is very tempting!!
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To do is to be: Sartre
Do be do be do: Sinatra
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Fergus... I don't mind telling you, when I go for a few weeks without, I really start to miss it... I can't explain why or how. It's a bit like that nagging feeling for a decent bar of chocolate you get; somehow you've got to schedule the purchase of some into your morning.. well every time I put on some Tallis Scholars (& Victoria especially!), I always get the same feeling as if your body aches to hear every harmonic syllable.fergus wrote:I have had those very thoughts in the past Jared....it is very tempting!!
I can only see that in time, I will collect every disk the TS have ever recorded... it's the only logical outcome.
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You might want to talk to your bank manager Jared....some of them go for hefty prices!!Jared wrote: I can only see that in time, I will collect every disk the TS have ever recorded... it's the only logical outcome.
To be is to do: Socrates
To do is to be: Sartre
Do be do be do: Sinatra
To do is to be: Sartre
Do be do be do: Sinatra
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bombasticDarren
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^^ I'm nowhere near as adventurous as you Jared, but I do sometimes feel the same way about Mozart....