- not sure about the VC, but the 2nd symphony is impressive.
-- Brahms clarinet and piano quintets.
Extremely wonderful.
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- not sure about the VC, but the 2nd symphony is impressive.
-- Brahms clarinet and piano quintets.
Extremely wonderful.
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Yester-eve, 2 masterful British symphonies ...
Mr Arnell's more approachable, Master Bate's somewhat harder work, but worth it.
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Gradually getting into these symphonies. It's taking a while mind ... i.e. decades, off and on. Mainly off. But a good generic-orchestral listen.
Ahhh, perfect music. Like Haydn, but a bit different.
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Sir Michael Tippet - A Child Of Our Time, City Of Birmingham S C & O (FLAC RedBook, 1992)
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Ludwig Van Beethoven - Symphonie No7, Karl Böhm & Wiener Philharmoniker (LP, Deutsche Grammophon 1972)
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Enjoy sax?
Then try this
Which led me on to this ...
Accessible, tuneful, enjoyable.
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Carmen with Marilyn Horne, conducted by Leonard Bernstein - the 'surround' remaster on Pentatone SACD. Very promising so far - nice atmosphere and some use of the rear channels. More than I'm used to but seems sensitively done.
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This is marvelous music ...
... even the horn sonata, and I am not usually a fan of french horn music.
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