Regular correspondence with you and Sean has taught me that most slopes are relatively slippy, my friend.. ;-)fergus wrote: That particular slope can be quite slippy Jared; I have 10 versions of the Brandenburgs with another one on the way!!!
No, Jared, not that one I am afraid.Jared wrote: Do you have the Neville Marriner set by any chance? if so, what do you think of it?
LOL....you are asking me that question!!!!!!Jared wrote:^^ I recently saw 4,5 & 6 in a charity shop and was tempted, but the condition wasn't great, and I thought I'd hold out for the full set when I saw it. My problem is that there are so many other pieces of Bach's Orchestral works I wish to explore in due course, it's difficult to know how to prioritise... :-//
after all, I've not yet heard a poor/ substandard piece of Bach... have you?
Speaking of which, I happened across this today. It's well worth a look!Jared wrote: after all, I've not yet heard a poor/ substandard piece of Bach... have you?
I have the Mariner set and it's fine, nothing special really. I have this in my amazon fr shopping basket:fergus wrote:No, Jared, not that one I am afraid.Jared wrote: Do you have the Neville Marriner set by any chance? if so, what do you think of it?
I thought that you had already bought that one Seán. How much is it going for?Seán wrote:I have this in my amazon fr shopping basket:
I would be interested in hearing anything which Kuijken laid his baton to; that's for certainSeán wrote:I have the Mariner set and it's fine, nothing special really. I have this in my amazon fr shopping basket:
