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    Quote Originally Posted by jandl100 View Post
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    Jerry - thanks for that. I'm sufficiently fascinated to have found a copy and put it in my basket

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    Been spinning some new Christmas vinyl: Greenday "American Idiot", Joni Mitchell "The Hissing of Summer Lawns", and :



    I've seen secondhand copies of this on eBay for upwards of £100, so this Speakers Corner reissue was a cost effective alternative for SWMBO . Sounds terrific . . .

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    I was playing it just yesterday, Bob. I found my vinyl copy in the US for a lot less than that, and the XRCD version on Amazon for about £40.

    Jerry found it rather exciting

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    It certainly is good, Martin. The music was more familiar than I thought it would be, as I have a number of guitar recital discs with the original pieces. But it is a gem.

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    I've been in a Schuberty piano mood of late, and have played quite a few sonatas from this set.

    Deyanova has a way of her own with these sonatas and she is probably a marmite Scubert interpreter - some will love her playing, some will hate it. I doubt there would be many sitting on the fence!
    Personally, I like it a lot - she has clearly been influenced by Sviatoslav Richter - another of my fave Schubert interpreters.

    Great sq from Nimbus, too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MartinT View Post
    I was playing it just yesterday, Bob. I found my vinyl copy in the US for a lot less than that, and the XRCD version on Amazon for about £40.

    Jerry found it rather exciting
    Yep - ridiculously explosive dynamics - once I had recovered from concussion resulting from being slammed into the back wall, it made me laugh out loud when I heard it on Martin's system.
    Mind you, Martin's system does excel at BIG music.
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    And for my first contribution to the intellectual's lounge ....



    Damn fine it is too.
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    Fabulous recital CD of early English song!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ashmore View Post
    And for my first contribution to the intellectual's lounge ....



    Damn fine it is too.
    Fabulous pianist.

    Try this DVD - unbelievable pianism in the Liszt!



    Cheapest way to get it is here http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LANG-LANG-...item1c2e356549
    This Hong Kong eBay seller is excellent - I have bought 100 or more classical music DVDs from him!
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    Quote Originally Posted by jandl100 View Post


    Fabulous recital CD of early English song!
    I did like that when you played it at mine. Must look it up.

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