What are you listening two?

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Wonderful Fergus! I had heard much of that... but oh so long ago! I have the Ludwig (superb), Lipovsek (ditto) and Ferrier (good). Add to that a wonderful performance on Naxos by Ewa Wolak and Antoni Wit and his wonderful Warsaw Philharmonic and Chorus.
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DonKC wrote:Wonderful Fergus! I had heard much of that... but oh so long ago! I have the Ludwig (superb), Lipovsek (ditto) and Ferrier (good). Add to that a wonderful performance on Naxos by Ewa Wolak and Antoni Wit and his wonderful Warsaw Philharmonic and Chorus.

I am quite fond of what Wit does so I may well add that to the collection Don.
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My love affair with the Resurrection continues unabated:

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Gustav Mahler
Symphony No. 2

Kristian Laki soprano
Florence Quivar mezzo-soprano
Kölner Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester
Südfunk-Chor Stuggart
Gary Bertini conducting.
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You know... I don't think I have ever heard Bertini's 2nd. Much of the other series is quite good. Assume it was a good one Seán? Florence Quivar is a wonderful Mezzo.
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DonKC wrote:You know... I don't think I have ever heard Bertini's 2nd. Much of the other series is quite good. Assume it was a good one Seán? Florence Quivar is a wonderful Mezzo.
It is splendid Don.
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Seán wrote:
DonKC wrote:You know... I don't think I have ever heard Bertini's 2nd. Much of the other series is quite good. Assume it was a good one Seán? Florence Quivar is a wonderful Mezzo.
It is splendid Don.
I agree with Seán; I remember it being a very fine, powerful performance.
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fergus wrote:
Seán wrote:
DonKC wrote:You know... I don't think I have ever heard Bertini's 2nd. Much of the other series is quite good. Assume it was a good one Seán? Florence Quivar is a wonderful Mezzo.
It is splendid Don.
I agree with Seán; I remember it being a very fine, powerful performance.
I have it on again. I am creature of habit. LOL
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Recent listening: Mozart’s “Haydn” string quartets from this set….


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These are very well played and recorded and the interpretations bring out the depth in these works. Well worth hearing.
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Seán wrote: I have it on again. I am creature of habit. LOL
Not a bad way to pass an hour or so Seán!!
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From Mahler to Mozart:

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Quintet for Clarinet and String Quartet

Brandis Quartet
Karl Leister clarinet


You are quite right Fergus this is fabulous music.
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