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Thread: Spinning Today (Classical version)

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    TIDAL -



    LPs ...





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    I do like Leifs' music.

    Frank Martin's piano trio from this ...


    Nice, so I moved on to this ...


    And rounded off the evening with ...


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    WOW !



    and Double WOW !!

    A major new discovery for me -- thanks to Paul / slinger (from another forum) for tipping the wink on Guy Ropartz.
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    Gli Orazi e I Curiazi by Domenico Curazi. Fairly unknown opera from the end of the 18th Century. Performed by the orchestra sinfonica e coro della RAI de Milano conducted by Carlo Maria Giulini. Recorded in Milan in April 1952. Sounds a little thin, as you might expect of such a historic performance, but very enjoyable nonetheless.

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    Excellent. If the opening piece doesn't melt your heart then you probably haven't got one.


    Good for cleansing the musical palette.


    Beautiful.


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    An LP day yesterday ...


    - ye gods, what a cover! - great performance and recording, though.


    - very lively!




    - I find Alkan quite difficult to appreciate, but I enjoyed this a fair bit.
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    While searching for a recording of Haydn violin concertos on TIDAL, I stumbled across this concerto by Haydn Wood ....



    It's really quite good, well worth a listen.
    But the real discovery was the concerto by Lionel Sainsbury. (Must be a relation!)
    Coo - lovely stuff indeed.
    Which led me on to this ...


    Yum!!

    and then a gorgeous solo violin piece on this ...



    Very, very impressed by this grocerial chappie.
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    La Spagna - Paniagua XV-XVI-XVII Centuries : Atrium Musica De Madrid
    by the late great Stan Ricker - simply stunning slab of vinyl


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    German's 1st symphony ...


    -- excellent, and a very slammy audiophile percussion section!


    -- I do like Leclair's music - a very pure sound. Simple, but not simplistic.


    -- a lovely way to end the evening.
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