[sAmUiLc]

I grew up with this recording of Beethoven VC on LP.

 

[OCEANE]

After watching/listening to him conducting (especially Mahler symphonies) on youtube quite a lot, I've got some understanding to Roth. IMHO, the orchestra comparatively lacks some expressive weight in the climax sessions.

 

[Bkeske]

My second listen to this….

Daniil Trifonov - Bach: The Art Of Life. Deutsche Grammophon 2021 3LP gatefold.

 

[N Fowleri]

The following was recommended to me by @Art Rock in another thread. I bought the download and am listening to it now. It really is excellent, imho.

Jan van Gilse: Symphony No. 3 - David Porcelijn, Netherlands Symphony Orchestra, Aile Asszonyi

 

[OCEANE]

My second listen to this….

Daniil Trifonov - Bach: The Art Of Life. Deutsche Grammophon 2021 3LP gatefold.

Thanks for sharing
Probably it's the second time l explicitly express envy to your LP-listening of my favourite music.
Enjoy!!!

 

[Bkeske]

Thanks for sharing
Probably it's the second time l explicitly express envy to your LP-listening of my favourite music.
Enjoy!!!

Thank you, I will enjoy.

Put all three through my record vacuum cleaner, with a good scrubbing before replaying this evening. First time out I was disappointed with surface noise. Better this time, but still some noise, somewhat unusual for a new Deutsche Grammophon pressing. Not great though, just seems to be poorly pressed.

 

[OCEANE]

Not to look for the means of violin solo in this Lute version but feel the lute's expression of Bach's master piece

 

[sAmUiLc]

 

[13hm13]

Gottschalk: Complete Orchestral Works

 

[sAmUiLc]

PC4

 

[Rogerx]

Bach: Partitas No's 3 & 5; English Suite No. 3

Ignacio Prego

Bach, J S: English Suite No. 3 in G minor, BWV808
Bach, J S: Partita No. 3 in A minor, BWV827
Bach, J S: Partita No. 5 in G major, BWV829

 

[sAmUiLc]

 

[Dmitriyevich]

Kapustin: Works for Cello

 

[Rogerx]

Mario Pilati & Achille Longo: Piano Quintets

World Première Recordings

Aldo Ciccolini (piano) & Dario Candela (piano)

Circolo Artistico Ensemble

 

[13hm13]

Nielsen: Clarinet Concerto

 

[sAmUiLc]

Chopin

My favorite Op. 28 along with Halina Czerny-Stefańska's

 

[haziz]

Thanks to the recommendation from MBHaub. Bruckner in "small" bites, possibly making him a little bit more palatable for me. For a composer I dislike, for some reason I seem fixated on repeatedly returning to brave and usually futile attempts to understand or even like his music. Maybe because the Romantic era is my favorite musical stomping ground, I feel like I "should" appreciate this composer, except that I never have. Mahler is another composer that I find difficult to comprehend, but at least with Mahler I do find one or two of his symphonies enjoyable (mainly a bleeding chunk of #2 and all of #4). I adore the 19th century Russian romantics.

Bruckner: Symphony No. 9 in D minor, WAB 109 (first movement - Feierlich, Misterioso)
Eichhorn - Bruckner Orchestra Linz

 

[haziz]

 

[Dulova Harps On]

 

[sAmUiLc]