+ Reply to Thread
Page 144 of 462 FirstFirst ... 4494134142143144145146154194244 ... LastLast
Results 1,431 to 1,440 of 4620

Thread: Spinning Today (Classical version)

  1. #1431
    Join Date: Jan 2008

    Location: gone

    Posts: 11,510
    I'm gone.

    Default

    Yep - that Batiz organ symphony is fabulous in every way!

    Another charity shop LP haul ....



    This has always been my fave 4 Seasons. This LP sounds better than the CD transfer in every way.



    Hmm - nope, I just don't get on with this series by Jochum.
    -- anyone want it for a charitable donation to Cancer Research UK? - it's in very nice condition!



    The Solti is another one that doesn't do it for me.

    And another ....



    And yet another Minter that I don't want to keep -- I must be getting ever fussier in my old age!



    It's back to the charity shop with all of the above except the Vivaldi, unless someone here wants them for a charitable donation.
    .

  2. #1432
    Join Date: Jan 2008

    Location: gone

    Posts: 11,510
    I'm gone.

    Default

    Oooo - and I forgot to mention this box set.
    I played the 1st symphony last night ...



    I'm keeping this!
    .

  3. #1433
    Join Date: Sep 2009

    Location: France

    Posts: 3,209
    I'm notAlone.

    Default

    First thing this morning:

    Dimitri.

    In a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
    George Orwell

  4. #1434
    Join Date: Jan 2008

    Location: gone

    Posts: 11,510
    I'm gone.

    Default

    Woo! - that should wake the neighbours up, Dimitri!
    .

  5. #1435
    Join Date: Sep 2009

    Location: France

    Posts: 3,209
    I'm notAlone.

    Default

    Quote Originally Posted by jandl100 View Post
    Woo! - that should wake the neighbours up, Dimitri!
    Hehe, right !
    Dimitri.

    In a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
    George Orwell

  6. #1436
    Join Date: Jan 2008

    Location: gone

    Posts: 11,510
    I'm gone.

    Default



    Listening now - what a fab performance!

    I'm getting back into Karajan in a big way.
    .

  7. #1437
    MartinT Guest

    Default

    I have the Jochum Bruckner 9th in that series, Jerry, and it has animal intensity, a very impactful performance.

  8. #1438
    Join Date: Apr 2013

    Location: South Wales and Liverpool

    Posts: 28
    I'm Phil.

    Default

    Oh yes!


  9. #1439
    Join Date: Jan 2008

    Location: gone

    Posts: 11,510
    I'm gone.

    Default

    More charity shop LPs ...



    Interesting to hear this once, but I doubt I'll want to hear this recording again. Perfectly decent sound and performance, but not that special.



    All very pleasant, but after 5 minutes or so my attention starts to wander .....



    Aha! - now we're cookin' with charcoal.



    Sigh ---- perfect.
    .

  10. #1440
    Join Date: Jan 2008

    Location: gone

    Posts: 11,510
    I'm gone.

    Default

    First off yesterday, after postie's visit -->



    Interesting! - a transcription for viola and strings of Brahms clarinet quintet.

    By gum, it works! Yummy.

    The Shosty is awaiting a hearing - that's a transcription of the 13th string quartet.



    Then this found its way onto my CDP -- Stunning - I can't stop playing this!
    I hadn't realised the slow movements of these sonatas were so beautiful. Gorgeous playing.
    .

+ Reply to Thread

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts
  •