Yay - a new Pavlova symphony album from Naxos.
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I do like her soundworld, quite distinctively interesting if you don't mind laidback and melancholy.
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Yay - a new Pavlova symphony album from Naxos.
http://www.musicweb-international.co...s78_970183.jpg
I do like her soundworld, quite distinctively interesting if you don't mind laidback and melancholy.
Luigi Boccherini: La musica notturna delle strade di Madrid
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- I like this series of bargain-priced CDs.
Russian provincial orchestras, and none the worse for that.
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Malcolm Arnold - concertos for clarinet, harmonica and guitar.
-- the first two are good, the geetar concerto I can manage without hearing again, I think.
The idea of an harmonica concerto sounds a bit strange, but this is powerful stuff!
All listened to on headphones via portable minidisc player while sloshing on wood preservative to one end of my wood-clad dwelling. :)
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- Starker & Schneiderhan & Fricsay - quite possibly the most powerful version of the Brahms Double Concerto I have ever heard.
You're late this morning Jerry . Did you sleep in ? :)
Eek :eek: I've got a follower :D
more than 1;)
More laidback bitter-sweetness from the ex-Russkie lady
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Perfect for chilling out to. :)
:)Yes , I know very little about classical music , however I've bought a couple of your recommendations . :)Quote:
Originally Posted by jandl100