What are you listening to now?

[Quijote]

Thanks Sorrano. Using Firefox, it's also on the right at the top of the page.

Here's a screen-shot:

[Quijote]

Message deleted by me, it wasn't helpful.

[Enrique]

I also use Firefox. Clicking "Messages" I see a box with the PM title. But when I click it all I see is a box saying "Write something". The PM should be above this box. But it isn't.
Thanks Sorrano.

[Enrique]

The failure is in the BRS website. I'm sending you a PM with my email address.

Sorry. It doesn't let type the name of the recipient.

[Chris]

I'm sorry some people are having issues with the forum layout. I've seen errors with it myself a few times, but it seems random for me, which makes it hard to diagnose. But some people get it all the time. I have a few ideas for how to fix that that I will try in the new year.

[Sorrano]

I'm sorry some people are having issues with the forum layout. I've seen errors with it myself a few times, but it seems random for me, which makes it hard to diagnose. But some people get it all the time. I have a few ideas for how to fix that that I will try in the new year.

I am using Firefox; Thunderbird is an email app. Could the problem have something to do with the OS? I am using Win 10 on this computer but will need to check on my Win 11. I had to install Firefox because Chrome wouldn't handle the forum format in Win 11. I will try and remember to check that tomorrow when I have my Win 11 up.

[Peter]

Exquisite playing of these beautiful Brahms Intermezzi Op.117

[Quijote]

Exquisite playing of these beautiful Brahms Intermezzi Op.117

Beautiful "left hand" voicing. Also great pedalling. Could you post something by this lady playing Beethoven?

[Quijote]

Here's a new take on Beethoven's Pathetique. What do you think?

[Peter]

Beautiful "left hand" voicing. Also great pedalling. Could you post something by this lady playing Beethoven?

How about the 2nd Movt of Op.111

[Quijote]

How about the 2nd Movt of Op.111

Lovely.

What do you think of this, Peter?

Fast forward to the 08.22 mark or thereabouts...

[Quijote]

And whilst we're focusing on Op. 111, here's an article that may interest you (see attachment).

Silence_Subjective_Absence_and_the_Idea.pdf

[Peter]

Lovely.

What do you think of this, Peter?

Fast forward to the 08.22 mark or thereabouts...

Wonderful. I wonder which Fortepiano Brautigam is playing?

[Chris]

I caught the end of Beethoven's Cello Sonata No. 5 on the radio, and I had to go and listen to the entire work once I got home. Now I'm spending some time with all the cello sonatas, which I haven't done for a number of years. These are wonderful works, especially considering the difficulty of writing an accompanied sonata for a lower-pitched instrument. But as is so often the case, great ideas can come out of trying to solve a problem with resources that might at first not seem ideal.

[Peter]

I caught the end of Beethoven's Cello Sonata No. 5 on the radio, and I had to go and listen to the entire work once I got home. Now I'm spending some time with all the cello sonatas, which I haven't done for a number of years. These are wonderful works, especially considering the difficulty of writing an accompanied sonata for a lower-pitched instrument. But as is so often the case, great ideas can come out of trying to solve a problem with resources that might at first not seem ideal.

Yes they are wonderful - my favourite has always been No.3 in A Op.69. Interesting that Mozart never wrote any cello sonatas.