Did you enjoy that one Darren?bombasticDarren wrote:....Schubert - String Quintet (The Hollywood String Quartet/Kurt Reher, Testament)
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Italian Baroque Favourites....light but lovely listening!
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Yes Fergus. The disc is a worthwhile purchase for this performance alonefergus wrote:Did you enjoy that one Darren?bombasticDarren wrote:....Schubert - String Quintet (The Hollywood String Quartet/Kurt Reher, Testament)
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J.S. Bach - Cantata BWV 161 'Komm, du suBe Todesstunde' & BWV 143 'Lobe den Herrn, meine Seele' (Ingrid Schmithusen/Yoshikazu Mera/Makoto Sakurada/Peter Kooig/Masaaki Suzuki, Bach Collegium Japan, BIS)
Scriabin - 'Le Poeme de l'Extase' (Riccardo Muti, The Philadelphia Orchestra, Brilliant Classics)
Stravinsky - 'Symphony in C' (Michael Tilson Thomas, London Symphony Orchestra, Sony Classical) below
Scriabin - 'Le Poeme de l'Extase' (Riccardo Muti, The Philadelphia Orchestra, Brilliant Classics)
Stravinsky - 'Symphony in C' (Michael Tilson Thomas, London Symphony Orchestra, Sony Classical) below
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Vivaldi – Stabat Mater and Nisi Dominus....
A lovely recording of two of Vivaldi’s sacred works with the wonderful voice of the counter tenor James Bowman.
A lovely recording of two of Vivaldi’s sacred works with the wonderful voice of the counter tenor James Bowman.
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Oh no, a few years ago I had the good fortune to grace the classical isles of Ludwig Beck in Munich, what a shop! I had that set in my little hands but unfortunately I did not have the wisdom to buy it. I can repent at my leisure.bombasticDarren wrote:
I hope that you really enjoy it Darren.
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Gustav Mahler
Symphony No. 4
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Fritz Reiner conducting.
I adore Reiner's work with the CSO and this is one of the reasons why I do...it's wonderful.
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I agree Seán....it has been a while since I have listened to that one so I must dig it out soon!Seán wrote:Gustav Mahler
Symphony No. 4
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Fritz Reiner conducting.
I adore Reiner's work with the CSO and this is one of the reasons why I do...it's wonderful.
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R Strauss – Oboe Concerto....
Beautiful, whimsical and poignant music wonderfully played.
Beautiful, whimsical and poignant music wonderfully played.
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M2 - Kubelik....
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