Her Rach 3rd is equally mesmerising. For me, Lupu's Grieg is equally extraordinary.Quote:
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Her Rach 3rd is equally mesmerising. For me, Lupu's Grieg is equally extraordinary.Quote:
Originally Posted by julesd68
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What a stupendous symphony - and recording! WOW !! :drool:
Also Bruckner "nullte" symphony; the so-called number zero. Conducted by Ferdinand Leitner - a fine symphony but a very lax and uneventful performance under Leitner. :zzz:
Bach - the orchestral suite, but record after record atm. Off to the open air concert at leeds castle:)
Not that I imagine anyone cares, but vivaldis l'estro armonico and then, having a seriuosly baroque spell, to my total joy and anazement my dads copy of david oistrach playing the bach double violin concerto has succunbed to the Marco moth rcm treatment and is sublime beyond belief.
This awesome bloody amplifier, like a valve giant, is making the sweetest music at levels nearly too quiet to here. Lost for words
hmmm - don't know the Bach Double - will check it out ... Awesome violinist - I can thoroughly recommend Oistrakh's recording of the Sibelius on Melodiya.
I love the double. I have anne sophie mutters version too, but not in this class. With his brother igor.
But the missus has dug up her as Susannah in les nozzes. Odd she's singing and sitting next to me
I've been enjoying this 1961 performance with Sir Colin Davis at the Festival Hall - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6Bg-r1C5Fo
Yup. That's the one. Beautiful - perhaps one of my favourites. And preferred to asm's interpretation. A treat that the old dg vinyl has scrubbed up so wellQuote:
Originally Posted by julesd68
Likewise don't know the sibelius but will investigate