Re: What are you listening to?
Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2012 7:53 pm
^^ relieved to read that, Ciaran... that's one I own!
It contains one of the best scherzos in my collection of Mahler Sevens.Jared wrote:^^ relieved to read that, Ciaran... that's one I own!
Jose Echenique wrote:Fritz Busch was THE great Mozartian of his time next to Bruno Walter and Sir Thomas Beecham. His Glyndebourne Mozart recordings are classics.fergus wrote:Recent listening....
As a 1934 performance it is a product of its time but the singing (to my ear) is very pleasant and I did enjoy the set.
Jared wrote:
Perhaps it's just me but I never warmed to Mr Galway.fergus wrote:
A bit of a misnomer this one as it contains one Flute Concerto by Ibert, one Concertino by Chaminade, one orchestrated Flute Sonata by Poulenc and one Fantasie for Flute and Orchestra by Faure. However the music is quite charming!
Seán wrote:
Perhaps it's just me but I never warmed to Mr Galway.
Oh I know that he played with the BPO, I have listened to some of his Bach and that is fine but everything else I have heard is dross.fergus wrote:Seán wrote:
Perhaps it's just me but I never warmed to Mr Galway.
One does not become the lead in a section of the Berlin Philharmonic for nothing; when he plays "seriously" he is excellent. He did go off the tracks though when he became a "celebrity".