What are you listening to?

[Jose Echenique]

Of the original version for orchestra, Brüggen´s swipes the board.

[Jose Echenique]

And the Quatuor Mosaïques do the same in the string quartet version.

[Jared]

^^ well, I own the following at present:

[Jose Echenique]

I think the Harnoncourt is still the best recording of the oratorio version, but the Accentus is also very good.

[Seán]

And the Quatuor Mosaïques do the same in the string quartet version.

It is a wonderful performance, I really like the Amadeus Quartet's recording too.

[bombasticDarren]

Haydn - Oboe Concerto (Paul Goodwin/Trevor Pinnock, The English Concert, Archiv)

[Jared]

Haydn - Oboe Concerto (Paul Goodwin/Trevor Pinnock, The English Concert, Archiv)

a lovely disk Darren, and a very early purchase of mine...

[fergus]

Bruckner - Symphony No.3 (Georg Tintner, Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Naxos)

Any better results here Darren?

[fergus]

Bach Cantata BWV106 (Actus Tragicus)....





The Actus Tragicus, for use at funerals, has at its opening, one of Bach’s simplest and most beautiful melodies.

[bombasticDarren]

Bruckner - Symphony No.3 (Georg Tintner, Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Naxos)

Any better results here Darren?

Marginally. But I do think this is the Bruckner symphony I will eternally struggle with. I used to think the same way about LvB's 6th but now I love it. So, there is hope....