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    Bach Organ music played by Hans Fagius on BIS.



    The Complete Organ works on offer as FLAC downloads for $39.95. Couldn't resist at that price.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MartinT View Post
    Saint-Saens - Piano Concerto No. 2, Symphony No. 3, BBC Music [cd]



    My heartfelt thanks to Jerry for finding me a copy of this. .....

    Simply fab!
    My pleasure -- it's a good'un, isn't it.

    Have you tried the piano concerto yet? - I reckon that's fab, too!
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    Quote Originally Posted by jandl100 View Post
    Have you tried the piano concerto yet? - I reckon that's fab, too!
    Yes I have and it's very good, too. I shall be listening to it some more as I'm somewhat unfamiliar with it.

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    A rather strange cover for an excellent minty LP



    Kipnis was one of the great baroque maestros of the previous (pre-HIP) generation.
    Fabulous playing & great sound quality.
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    An RVW sort of day at Gromit Towers today...

    Just finished:

    Vaughan Williams Symphony No.5 (LSO/Hickox)

    Now:

    Symphony No.6 LSO/Hickox)

    Next hmmm, let me think....

    Possibly Symphony No.3 (LPO/Haitink)
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    Making it louder bits: Phonostage: Dynavector P75 Amp: Cyrus 8vs/PSX-R Speakers: Royd Sintra II
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    Interesting and enjoyable. The flute piece is a bit light, the rest is intriguing.



    Again!



    Katsaris gets off to a spongey start in Scherzo #1 --- then he settles down and Fantastic Chopin playing, shame he didn't do a retake on the start of the 1st Scherzo!
    Ah - I see that I am not alone in my admiration! - some rave reviews here!
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    Concerto #3 from this ....



    Concerto #4 from this ....

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    My god - what a pianist.
    Her Bach is perfect, her Chopin sublime, her Scarlatti has a wonderful perky clarity.

    Umm, I'm not too sure what to make the the Bartok and Prokofiev sonatas ... not really my sort of music.



    After hearing his revelatory Chopin Scherzos and Ballades (reported on previously) I thought I'd sample Katsaris on Schubert and Beethoven. The Beethoven is pretty good, although not a 'major' piece, but the sublime Schubert sonata is a real disappointment. Ah well, it's kind of gratifying to know that he doesn't excel at everything!



    Hey, this is a bit of a surprise. A fine performance and (once the volume is turned up to realistic levels) a very fine recording.

    I may well investigate more of this Naxos Mahler cycle.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jandl100 View Post
    My god - what a pianist.
    Her Bach is perfect, her Chopin sublime, her Scarlatti has a wonderful perky clarity.
    ...and her Rachmaninov, oh my!

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    Yup! - I have Argerich in Rach's 3rd piano concerto.
    Jaw dropping!
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