This one is with thoughts for poor Simon and his continued misfortune with his HiFi hardware.
I have eventually completed listening to the 20 LP set above and I was very enamoured with Rogg's light, easy and free flowing style.
What are you listening to?
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Earlier, four chorales for Trinity from the Leipzig Chorales of JS Bach....
This one is with thoughts for poor Simon and his continued misfortune with his HiFi hardware.
I have eventually completed listening to the 20 LP set above and I was very enamoured with Rogg's light, easy and free flowing style.
This one is with thoughts for poor Simon and his continued misfortune with his HiFi hardware.
I have eventually completed listening to the 20 LP set above and I was very enamoured with Rogg's light, easy and free flowing style.
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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The Bach Chorales were followed by Schubert's Mass No. 6 in Eb maj....
This is a big work and a wonderful work.
This is a big work and a wonderful work.
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Re: What are you listening to?
There is no denying it Fergus, the packaging on some of those collector's LP box sets was magnificent... lovingly crafted.fergus wrote:I have eventually completed listening to the 20 LP set above and I was very enamoured with Rogg's light, easy and free flowing style.
Vaughan-Williams: Symph No.6
Boult/ BBC Symph
Live at Proms, 1972.
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Jared wrote:There is no denying it Fergus, the packaging on some of those collector's LP box sets was magnificent... lovingly crafted.fergus wrote:I have eventually completed listening to the 20 LP set above and I was very enamoured with Rogg's light, easy and free flowing style.
That is a particularly lovely set Jared. The box is covered with woven cloth and it also contains a lavishly illustrated 70 book and also, of course, 20LP of JS Bach's organ works all very well played....heaven!!!
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More Schubert....
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RVW: Songs of Travel
Christopher Maltman
BBC Symphony Orch
Thierry Fischer
absolutely gorgeous....
Christopher Maltman
BBC Symphony Orch
Thierry Fischer
absolutely gorgeous....
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Jared wrote:RVW: Songs of Travel
Christopher Maltman
BBC Symphony Orch
Thierry Fischer
absolutely gorgeous....
Is that one of your BBC CDs Jared?
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Do be do be do: Sinatra
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Gustav Mahler
Symphony No. 1
Zurich Tonhalle Orchestra
David Zinman - conducting.
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Seán wrote:
Gustav Mahler
Symphony No. 1
Zurich Tonhalle Orchestra
David Zinman - conducting.
I am a fan of Zinman but I was never really convinced by that interpretation; perhaps because it had a different "feel" to most M1s that I own. I would be curious to know what a multiple M1 owner thinks Seán.
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Starting my day with some chamber music....
This wonderful work is given a very robust performance here.
This wonderful work is given a very robust performance here.
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