Claus wrote:
I have seen that one often on the www and did wonder about it!
What are you listening to?
Re: What are you listening to?
I have seen that one often on the www and did wonder about it!
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Re: What are you listening to?
markof wrote:
That is an interesting one Mark. I have a different set of the Bach Cello Suites also played on the theorbo and I agree that they do indeed sound very good. They also transfer well which I did not really expect. I am glad that you enjoyed those performances.
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JSB is never too far away here....
The Essen Bach Choir are not in the Monteverdi Choir league but the disc was a pleasant listen.
The Essen Bach Choir are not in the Monteverdi Choir league but the disc was a pleasant listen.
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Forgot to mention that there is rumble on the recording (download from Qobuz) almost as if it were digitised from vinyl. It can be distracting.fergus wrote:markof wrote:
That is an interesting one Mark. I have a different set of the Bach Cello Suites also played on the theorbo and I agree that they do indeed sound very good. They also transfer well which I did not really expect. I am glad that you enjoyed those performances.
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Re: What are you listening to?
Mozart:
Divertimento K.138
Serenade K.525 'Eine kleine Nachtmusik'
Adagio for Violin & Orch K.261
Manze/ English Concert (Harmonia Mundi)
Divertimento K.138
Serenade K.525 'Eine kleine Nachtmusik'
Adagio for Violin & Orch K.261
Manze/ English Concert (Harmonia Mundi)
Re: What are you listening to?
Jared and I were talking about Violin Concertos and he mentioned the Brahms violin concerto which was on my playlist for this week so a big nod in the direction of Jared with this one....
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^^ thank you Fergus... one of the first pieces of CM which made the hairs stand up on the back of my neck... pure genius.
Mozart
Serenade in B flat for 13 Wind Instruments K.361 'Gran Partita'
Orch, Age of Enlightenment/ Anthony Halstead
delightful...
Mozart
Serenade in B flat for 13 Wind Instruments K.361 'Gran Partita'
Orch, Age of Enlightenment/ Anthony Halstead
delightful...
Re: What are you listening to?
I went through a Mozart Serenade phase not so long ago Jared. I always found that music to be very relaxing but also very beguiling; it was as though he was saying to the party goers "if you guys bother to listen there is some good stuff going on here"! Enjoy your listening!
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Couldn't agree with you more... it's probably the cleverest 'Easy Listening' music ever devised! I used to find it quite bland when I started out, but I've warmed to it... I can even cope with EkN these days, from the point of view that if you break it down into small subsections of musical argument (rather than skirting over the main tunes so often used by call centres!!) then you see how clever and creative, Mozart was being.fergus wrote:I went through a Mozart Serenade phase not so long ago Jared. I always found that music to be very relaxing but also very beguiling; it was as though he was saying to the party goers "if you guys bother to listen there is some good stuff going on here"! Enjoy your listening!
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I have seen Sinkovsky in concert with his orchestra and Joyce Di Donato, he is an amazing, energetic performer. He performed some of these concerti as part of the concert. Most recommended.fergus wrote:Claus wrote:
I have seen that one often on the www and did wonder about it!