What are you listening to right now?

[Pastorali]

...still Haydn, still Cologne Chamber Orchestra

now Symphonies #43 'Mercury' #46 & #47

still great!

[Amalie]

WAGNER, LIVE FROM THE MET: On BBC Radio 3

'Das Rheingold'

Chorus and Orchestra of the New York Metropolitan Opera. Conductor James Levine.


Are you there Chaszz??

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[Amalie]

This mornings listening.

MOZART, La Clemenza di Tito - Parto, parto, ma tu, ben mio.
Orchestra of the Royal Opera House.


C.P.E. BACH - Double concerto for harpsichord and fortepiano, W47


TELEMANN - Brockes Passion


RAMEAU - Le Temple de la Gloire,
(Entree de la Jeunesse; Suite de la Passacaille: Air tres gia)

*****

Lined up for Lunch: Sunday Gala
Schubert, Beethoven.

Bliss,

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[v russo]

Beethovens Piano Concerto No.2 Ashkenasy/Solti and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

A good early effort by Beethoven. This piece was revised many times until its final version appeared in 1798, I believe. Classical in nature but you feel a more powerfully emotional underpining trying to break through all the while. Beethovens voice is slowly emerging. I love it. The Op. 18 quartets are this way as well...


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[Gurn Blanston]

v.
I saw that concerto performed (on TV) Friday night by the Berlin Philharmonic / Abbado and Mikhail Pletnev. It was splendid, all you said, and more. Notice my message for you above

But this morning, Symphony in d minoy, #9, L. v. Beethoven - Vienna Philharmonic / Bernstein - Marvelous way to begin Spring!


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Regards,
Gurn
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[Amalie]

Sorry, but I must just listen again to this enchanting Papageno/Papagena love duet..

Here is an exerpt with German to English translation. http://www.artspire.org/orlandooperamf/
Flash_music/papapa.htm


In the box on the right click on Papageno/Papagena duet.


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[spaceray]

On this lovely west coast spring morning,The Saint Matthew Passion ,Happy 319th Birthday Bach.

[Pastorali]

What a Sunday, what is wrong?
Not a work, not a piece, not a song.
I must change, yes I do,
it's Opus 69, I tell you.

Jacqueline plays,
just best ways!

[v russo]

Originally posted by Gurn Blanston:
v.
I saw that concerto performed (on TV) Friday night by the Berlin Philharmonic / Abbado and Mikhail Pletnev. It was splendid, all you said, and more. Notice my message for you above

But this morning, Symphony in d minoy, #9, L. v. Beethoven - Vienna Philharmonic / Bernstein - Marvelous way to begin Spring!

tisk-tisk-tisk Gurn, William Walton???!!! I'm so ashamed of you!


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[Pastorali]

Well, this guy was born in the right century

It's this morning Bruch's Violin Concerto #2, Op.44, Perlman soloist.

A pretty sweet start into the new week, but it's tasting fantastic!

PS: Is anybody of you knowing 'Das Lied von der Glocke' (The song of the bell)? Have once read, this was one of the most liked works, composed by Bruch.

[Pastorali]

Ciao tutti

'Il Prete Rosso' è oggi meraviglioso!

[Beethoven1]

Handel's "Messiah" and Albinoni's Adagio. I am absolutely hooked on the latter! This one will definitely find a spot at my wedding! :-)

[Tony John Hearne]

Brahms Violin Concerto Yehudi Menuhin Berliner Philharmoniker Rudolfe Kempe. Late here in London. As we say "this will do me nicely"


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Love from London

[Cocchini]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Tony John Hearne:
[B]Brahms Violin Concerto Yehudi Menuhin Berliner Philharmoniker Rudolfe Kempe. Late here in London. As we say "this will do me nicely"
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Beethoven, Symphony No.4, 2nd Mvt., Bela Drahos conducting the Nicolaus Esterhazy Sinfonia (Naxos). Wonderful!

Alfred

[Gurn Blanston]

The Sonata in f# for Piano, with the optional acompaniment of Violin & Cello (OK, Piano Trio to us!) by Joseph Haydn. Like Mozart, he rarely composed in the minor mode, but when he did...


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Gurn
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