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https://open.spotify.com/album/65ae5F9zN1xg4nBZakGlsF
Cool, calm, peaceful, relaxing, tuneful. :violin::)
Printable View
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https://open.spotify.com/album/65ae5F9zN1xg4nBZakGlsF
Cool, calm, peaceful, relaxing, tuneful. :violin::)
On LP ...
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Woo! Stunning. :eek:
Fancy a bit of Beethoven. His 1st n 2nd Violin racket featuring Yudi McEwan :lol:
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Yay - great album, Grant! :thumbsup:
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On LP ...
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Then I was utterly and totally besotted by this. Not everyone's cuppa, I'm sure, but for the ultimate intelligent chillout .... and assuming you love the sound of the saxophone ....
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https://open.spotify.com/album/5VQhzgx4PwkSBIGoF7g7Ko
:eek::stalks::eek:
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Tchaikovsky - Symphony No. 4 <Von Karajan> (LP, UK (p) 1960)
Right now this, and it's stunning, sonically and musically:
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:cool:
Marco.
Fixt that for you. :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Lol... So, what you're saying is that you'd like her to blow on your 'trumpet'? :eyebrows:
Seriously though, Jerry, if you haven't got that album, GET IT, as you'd love it! :)
Marco.
:( I can't find that album on Spotify or Tidal. Odd as it quite afew years old now.
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A Big Bruckner Bash yesterday courtesy of Maestro Venzago ...
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I do like his interpretations. A bit lightweight, but well paced and brimming with delicate orchestral detail. Far from the only view on these works, and Venzago has come in for some critical stick, but I enjoy it. The 4th doesn't quite work - it really does need a bit more grandeur, imo, and the playing is a bit scrappy, too, but the slow mvt of the 7th is particularly wonderful.
I'm often not a fan of the Emerson quartet, but this is superb in a high octane way ...
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https://open.spotify.com/album/2gY1lV4MqXOfw3YOkDyrlZ