What are you listening to right now?

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Beethoven's SQ no 13 in B flat.

[Ahmad]

Mozart's Horn Concerto no.1..What a great Mozart!

[v russo]

Originally posted by Joy:
Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Op 58
Conducted by Kurt Masur with the New York Philharmonic and Helene Grimaud, piano. Excellent

I love the 4th piano concerto. It is my favorite of his! That second movement, such interesting music, especially for the time. Yet another revolution from the great master.



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v russo

[Pastorali]

Originally posted by v russo:

Originally posted by Joy:
Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4 in G Op 58
Conducted by Kurt Masur with the New York Philharmonic and Helene Grimaud, piano. Excellent

I love the 4th piano concerto. It is my favorite of his! That second movement, such interesting music, especially for the time. Yet another revolution from the great master.

I also agree about this amazing work. I'm wondering how it sounds? The Max Bruch symphonies I have, conducted by Masur, are not very spectacularly.

[Pastorali]

Couldn't wait till sunday...

Anselm Hüttenbrenner: Requiem c-moll (1825)

A live recording from 2002, Dreieinigkeitskirche Ludwigsburg. Not the very best recording, but the music...

This work was very popular at it's time and was played at the death masses for Salieri, Beethoven, Schubert and Emperor Franz I.

It's absolutely beautyful, I love it!!!

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[Ellery]

Ima listening the incredible piano concerto no 3 From rachmanninov... in his own interpretation!!!

[Amalie]

Originally posted by Pastorali:
Couldn't wait till sunday...

Anselm Hüttenbrenner: Requiem c-moll (1825)

A live recording from 2002, Dreieinigkeitskirche Ludwigsburg. Not the very best recording, but the music...

This work was very popular at it's time and was played at the death masses for Salieri, Beethoven, Schubert and Emperor Franz I.

It's absolutely beautyful, I love it!!!

[This message has been edited by Pastorali (edited January 30, 2004).]

That sounds interesting Pastorali, I wouldn't mind hearing the piece myself.

At the moment I am listening to a
Franz Schubert song:
'An die Musik' a beautiful
melancholy song, sung by Felicity Lott.
It seems such a pity that his songs are so short.

[Pastorali]

Originally posted by Amalie:
That sounds interesting Pastorali, I wouldn't mind hearing the piece myself.

At the moment I am listening to a
Franz Schubert song:
'An die Musik' a beautiful
melancholy song, sung by Felicity Lott.
It seems such a pity that his songs are so short.

Amalie
I can not remember to an other piece of music (except works of Beethoven, wich I learned to know) that has impressed me so much!!

Hüttenbrenner wrote a lot of music, but his works are almost forgotten and just very less played. So far I know, this is the only recording wich is buyable. But many of his partitures are still collected in Graz and some people are trying to make it more public. How I told you, is coming out this year a piano work "22 scenes of ghosts", also called "Fantasies".

Waiting will be hard for that...

If anybody is also interested about: to get information, or order a cd (15 Euro) is possible here:

Lorber-Verlag, Hindenburgstrasse 5, D-74321 Bietigheim-Bissingen, info@lorber-verlag.de

If some are doing, please let me know your meaning about... thanks

Wish you all a nice weekend!

[Pastorali]

cheerful moments with the

7th symphony and the 4th piano concerto

[Pastorali]

Gurn!
Which terrific version is your today's favorite?

My one this morning: Hüttenbrenner, Missa Solemnis, f-moll (1855)

wish a nice sunday!

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[Amalie]

For me it is the 'Morning' symphony no.6 from Joseph Haydn.
Lovely!

[Gurn Blanston]

Originally posted by Pastorali:
Gurn!
Which terrific version is your today's favorite?

My one this morning: Hüttenbrenner, Missa Solemnis, f-moll (1855)

wish a nice sunday!


[This message has been edited by Pastorali (edited February 01, 2004).]

Pastorali,
No disappoinment today. A lovely Sunday after many days of rain, and it is the Vienna Philharmonic conducted by Leonard Bernstein! Many seem to dislike Bernstein, but I feel as though his passion is perfect for this music. Have a splendid day, as I hope to do after such a good start!

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Gurn
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That's my opinion, I may be wrong.
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[v russo]

Charles Ives, Symphony No. 4.

A truly amazing undertaking.

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[Chaszz]

R. Strauss' four last songs. Sublime...

[Ahmad]

Again with Mozart's wind concertos..
Horn Concerto no.3...very nice!