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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    Just back from one of the charity shops in Wrexham, and have picked up the following (all for 50p), on minty vinyl:
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    P.S Any gems in there, Jerry?
    Hmm - interesting, you seem to be picking up mainly old obscure recordings recently that I wouldn't personally go near, Marco!
    Ok - let's be honest - I'd file them under 'old tat from the attic', but I might be wrong!
    There may well be some excellent music making there, I really don't know.

    Pianists - Katchen, Solomon - OK, legendary but not to my taste. Cziffra - good. Sargent as a conductor - OKish, occasionally excellent.

    I'll post some of my recent listening later.
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    Some LP listening over the last few days ...







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    Quote Originally Posted by Marco View Post
    Come on, chaps, what classical music have you been listening to? Jerry, have you given up posting on this thread?? You asked for a classical music section, mate - now you hardly ever post here….

    Shake a leg, folks!!

    Marco.
    I think Jerry is too busy posting on TAS these days.


    Anyway, inter alia I have been playing:

    Christina Pluhar & All’ Improvviso


    17th and early 18th century music.

    Martin Best – ‘The Dawn of Romance’


    Even earlier - music from 11th and 12th centuries.
    Barry

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    Quote Originally Posted by jandl100 View Post
    Hmm - interesting, you seem to be picking up mainly old obscure recordings recently that I wouldn't personally go near, Marco!
    Ok - let's be honest - I'd file them under 'old tat from the attic', but I might be wrong!
    There may well be some excellent music making there, I really don't know.

    Pianists - Katchen, Solomon - OK, legendary but not to my taste. Cziffra - good. Sargent as a conductor - OKish, occasionally excellent.
    Cheers! Lol - I wasn’t meaning particularly for you to comment on the charity shop stuff I’d bought recently, but thanks for doing so, and your comments are noted. I’ve not had a chance to listen to any of it yet, but will let you know if I agree with your observations!

    Most importantly, I was referring to your own contributions to this section of the forum, on this thread and elsewhere, as after having asked for a classical section, your interest in using the area appears to have tailed off… Perhaps there’s something we could do to make the classical music section more interesting for you? As ever, all constructive feedback is appreciated!

    I'll post some of my recent listening later.
    Nice one - churz!

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    Paul Hynes MC head amp/SR5 PSU. Also modded Lentek head amp and Denon AU-310 SUT.

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    CD ...

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    Purcell: Hail! bright Cecilia. Coro della Radio Svizzera.

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    An excellent organ recital on this freebie magazine CD ...

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    CD - Bach transcriptions for piano. All are good, the Chaconne is superb - he really goes for it, tumultuous!

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    Francesco Geminiani (1687-1762), La Folia & other works The Purcell Quartet

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