It sure is and you can't beat Mahler. ;) It's a pity that von Karajan didn't record the full symphonic cycle.Jared wrote:^^ you have to hand it to Naxos Fergus, they really do know how to dig out some obscure repertoire!
nice juxtaposition between Early Music and Late Romanticism, today...
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"To appreciate the greatness of the Masters is to keep faith in the greatness of humanity." - Wilhelm Furtwängler
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It is, Sean...Seán wrote: It sure is and you can't beat Mahler. ;) It's a pity that von Karajan didn't record the full symphonic cycle.
anyway, I'm sure Fergus will be proud that I am squeezing some Bach Motets into this Sunday afternoon...
incidentally, I have now officially freed myself from the 'tyranny' of having a proscriptive, set listening schedule and have decided to simply enjoy my collection as the mood takes me.
Future purchases (which will only come as a consequence of judicial pruning) will be very selective in the future; I am in essence happy with what I own now, and the Amazon wish-list has been erased....
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time for a bit of Classical Pot Pourri from Hummel and the London Mozart Players...
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Seán wrote:That's an entirely new one on me Fergus, I hadn't realised that there were recordings of trombone concerti available. That does interest me.fergus wrote:I dug this one out from my archives and have just finished listening to....
....lovely music played on what is an unusual solo instrument for Classical music nowadays.
It is a very nice CD Seán which has some lovely and very accessible Baroque and Early Classical music on it.
Here is another one with the Trombone that I also have which is also somewhat different....
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Jared wrote:.... I'm sure Fergus will be proud that I am squeezing some Bach Motets into this Sunday afternoon...
Indeed I am Jared and I had my own fix of JS Bach Cantatas earlier this morning.
BTW that is a very nice list of works that you have been listening to earlier!
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I have obviously been delving into regions of my collection that I have not seen or heard for a long time, some of which were my earliest CD purchases including this lovely disc....
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Jared wrote: Future purchases (which will only come as a consequence of judicial pruning) will be very selective in the future; I am in essence happy with what I own now, and the Amazon wish-list has been erased....
I was going to comment that I have heard the threat so often before (from myself included!) that....
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....but you are actually the first one that I have ever heard of Jared that has deleted the Amazon Wish List! You must be very confident in your assertion lad LOL!!!
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Do be do be do: Sinatra
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Jared wrote:.... I have now officially freed myself from the 'tyranny' of having a proscriptive, set listening schedule and have decided to simply enjoy my collection as the mood takes me.
That is an interesting one Jared. I have always operated on a combination of the two approaches which gives me a chance to get through my collection and also leaves room for "Mood Swings".
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Do be do be do: Sinatra
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Jared wrote:
time for a bit of Classical Pot Pourri from Hummel and the London Mozart Players...
Coincidentally I actually have some Hummel on vinyl lined up soon for listening and am looking forward to it.
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^^ you and Hummel will get on famously.. although I found his SQs a little dry, he nevertheless had a penchant for writing chamber music for unusual combinations of instruments, sometimes with delicious results...
do try this one for size, some time.
do try this one for size, some time.