What are you listening to?

[Seán]

Hello people. My name is José Echenique but my friends call me Pepe. I live in Mexico City and I have been invited to this Forum by my friend Fergus. I love all Classical Music and most especially Opera.
I hope to make many new friends here, though I can see that I already know many, many friends from other forums.

It´s nice to be in Ireland!

Hello Pepe, I am delighted that you have joined our little group, I thought Fergus might have had something to do with it. You are very welcome.
Seán

[fergus]

Hello people. My name is José Echenique but my friends call me Pepe. I live in Mexico City and I have been invited to this Forum by my friend Fergus. I love all Classical Music and most especially Opera.
I hope to make many new friends here, though I can see that I already know many, many friends from other forums.

It´s nice to be in Ireland!

You are very welcome to our Forum Pepe. We are delighted to have you here. I know that you already see some friends here and I also know that you will make a few more new friends quickly. Please post as often as you can and I hope that you will be happy here.

[fergus]

Our "local" Rosary Sonatas with Camerata Kilkenny. I listened to Sonata V, The Finding of Jesus in the Temple.

I must search that one out Ciaran. I have seen Maya Homburger perform on many occasions and I have great respect for her talent.

[bombasticDarren]

Mozart - Clarinet Concerto (Sabine Meyer/Hans Vonk, Staatskapelle Dresden, EMI)

[Diapason]

Welcome Pepe. Solid first post!

[Seán]

Gustav Mahler
Symphony No. 5
Weiner Philharmoniker
Leonard Bernstein - conducting.

This performance doesn't really do it for me to be honest.

[bombasticDarren]

Shostakovich - 24 Preludes and Fugues No.1-6 (Vladimir Ashkenazy, Decca)

[Jared]

Hello people. My name is José Echenique but my friends call me Pepe.

Hi Pepe; it's great that you've come to visit us over here... you'll never meet a friendlier bunch on any forum, and I hope you have a great time. In return, you're incredible in-depth knowledge in all things Classical and erudite manner, will continue to help enlighten some of us whose knowledge is no so incredibly in-depth... ;-)

a warm welcome...

[Jared]

Our "local" Rosary Sonatas with Camerata Kilkenny. I listened to Sonata V, The Finding of Jesus in the Temple.

Ciaran, that's an intriguing looking disk... how do you find the performances of those delightful works?

[Jared]

Welcome Pepe. Solid first post!

Simon, and every post thereafter... ;-)