What are you listening to?

[Jared]

Wow Seán....that is a turn up I must say!!!

what can I say? the man has impeccable taste... ;-)

seriously though, that really is a beautiful piece of music... Buxtehude at his very finest...

[bombasticDarren]

Acts 1, 2 & 3.

I played that set over 3 nights a couple of years ago and it knocked my socks off! Great stuff. All of Davis' Berlioz is worth a listen...

[fergus]

Wow Seán....that is a turn up I must say!!!

what can I say? the man has impeccable taste... ;-)

seriously though, that really is a beautiful piece of music... Buxtehude at his very finest...

I am not so sure about that....LOL!!!

I am definitely sure about that!!!

[fergus]

Acts 1, 2 & 3.

I played that set over 3 nights a couple of years ago and it knocked my socks off! Great stuff. All of Davis' Berlioz is worth a listen...

100% agreed on both counts Darren!!

[Jared]

Bach: Cantatas for the 11th Sunday after Trinity

(I'm not sure when that is exactly, but I will bet my bottom dollar it isn't mid January!)

BWV: 179, 199 & 113.

[bombasticDarren]

Vaughan Williams - Norfolk Rhapsody No.1 & Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis (Leonard Slatkin, Philharmonia Orchestra, RCA)

[Jared]

^^ absolutely marvellous pieces, encapsulating quintessential Englishness...

(I'll now wait patiently for some choice comments from Mr Dunne...)

[bombasticDarren]

Mozart - Piano Concerto No.23 (Richard Goode, Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, Nonesuch)

[bombasticDarren]

Svendsen - Symphony No.1 (Thomas Dausgaard, Danish National Radio Symphony Orchestra, Chandos)

[Diapason]

Bach: Cantatas for the 11th Sunday after Trinity

(I'm not sure when that is exactly, but I will bet my bottom dollar it isn't mid January!)

BWV: 179, 199 & 113.

Early August or thereabouts, quite a dull time in the church's calendar. That said, I doubt Bach was phoning it in from his mobile home in Brittas Bay.