What are you listening to?

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Double Mozart....


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Mozart had such an affinity with wind instruments! That Clarinet Quintet is one of my favourite pieces in all of Classical Music!
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Premiered on this day March 23rd, 1939:

Bartok Violin Concerto # 2
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fergus wrote: I also agree with Don that his Bournemouth version [of Mahler's 10th] is better than the Berliner version.
Well, that wouldn't be difficult now!
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I see the love of Le Rat continues!

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Beethoven String Quartet Op 135

Also premiered on March 23rd.

Guarneri String Quartet.
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fergus wrote:Image
That looks interesting, I see is it on Spotify Music service to I am going to give it a snowy Sunday early AM whirl!
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Tchaikovsky 5. Don't know this Symphony so well, but it's a while since I've had the chance to listen to an entire Symphony. Fingers crossed I'll get to the end without disturbance. Sound is always good on a Sunday too!

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DonKC wrote:I see the love of Le Rat continues!
Yep!
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Beethoven String Quartet Op 135

Also premiered on March 23rd.

Guarneri String Quartet.
Ah the Guarneri String Quartet! I really like their Beethoven cycle, it was my first cycle of Beethoven's String Quartets and they mad a big impression on me. That said, the Quartetto Italiano cycle is my favourite followed by the Budapest and then.........................
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Diapason wrote:Tchaikovsky 5. Don't know this Symphony so well, but it's a while since I've had the chance of listening to entire Symphony. Fingers crossed I'll get to the end without disturbance. Sound is always good on a Sunday too!

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People speak well of of that set, it is on my wish list.
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Jansons does well with Russian music.

Seán I chose the Guarneri as I had not heard it in a while. The Italiano is a classic and I enjoy the Cleveland Quartet as well in the Beethoven.
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