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Oh my goodness.
This is a bit special - particularly the Dona Nobis Pacem. :eek:
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https://open.spotify.com/album/1wiIcMbLqHLs2jfcLMzQ5Z
And then, this grows on me. A lot. This is the first of a dozen or so listens to the piece where it actually has me enthralled. I'm a bit of a slow starter at times. :)
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I got on to this guy via a Fanfare review of an ensemble recording that he conducts.
It's a fine Goldberg, loads of repeats - full up playing time of 79m :thumbsup:
Excellent sq, too.
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https://open.spotify.com/album/239I5IswlMRYDiYL9GbTDF
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Picked this up (had to wait what seemed like an age for it to arrive from the USA). Thrillingly spacious 1967 recording and Tebaldi in fabulous form heads a brilliant cast.
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Mmmm, not quite totally satisfactory for me, but bloody good.
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https://open.spotify.com/album/3hFTO4FkWbD6SD0ekUY5f1
I prefer a more Bachian character to the 1st mvt of the Saint Saens 2nd PC - but the pianistic brilliance of the finale is rather impressive!
The Ravel PC is interestingly done, lovely delicate precision in the slow mvt, well worth a listen.
A very exciting take on Rhapsody in Blue done with the lighter and more free-wheeling jazz band orchestration :thumbsup: Wonderful playing by pianist and band soloists alike. ... the acceptable face of jazz ;).
Grosvenor looks like a sulky kid in the photo, that was 4 years ago. He's done a couple of other Decca albums that I will definitely investigate.
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