What are you listening to right now II

[Amalie]

Originally posted by Gurn Blanston:
Amalie,
I just don't get one by you, do I? Well, I have always admired how Monty Python and Mel Brooks manage to take a joke and make it show up later on in a different context. This works for music too, n'c'est pas?
And now, for something completely different, the Concerto in Eb for Trumpet & Orchestra by Haydn, Wynton Marsalis on the trumpet... After which, the penguin on your telly is going to explode!
"'ow'ed 'e know there was a penguin on the telly?"

I have been listening to some more incongrouos couplings.

How about
The Ride of the Valkyries by, William Christie and Les Arts Florrisants.

The Pirates of Penzance by, the Hilliard Ensemble.

Aida, by the Haagen (Daas) String Quartet.


Bluebeards Castle, by Musica Antiqua of Cologne.






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[Amalie]

For me this morning it is Beethoven String Trio in Eb Op.3 / Leopold Trio.


Liszt, Les Juex d'eaux a' la Villa d'Este.
Lazar Berman (piano).

[Pastorali]

W.A.M. Serenade "Gran Partita" KV 361 'a good mooder'!

[ruudp]

I'm right now listening to a Midifile.
It's a sonata for 2 B flat mayor clarinets and 1 bass clarinet which I composed myself.
the sonata itself has got A major as tonic.

I hope It is allowed to boast your own works if not I'm sorry peter

Should any of you be interested I can send you the midifiles though they sound very canny and mechanical.

Regards Ruud

[Pastorali]

Originally posted by ruudp:
I'm right now listening to a Midifile.
It's a sonata for 2 B flat mayor clarinets and 1 bass clarinet which I composed myself.
the sonata itself has got A major as tonic.

I hope It is allowed to boast your own works if not I'm sorry peter

Should any of you be interested I can send you the midifiles though they sound very canny and mechanical.

Regards Ruud

Ruud
That's great, you're composing your own music! I think, it is allowed to post it, as long you feel fine with it! My thing right now (probably because I've missed it yesterday) is the 9th. Go Zinman!

[Sorrano]

Last night it was Berlioz (Davis performing the Symphonie Fantastique--incomparable!) and this morning Tan's performance of the Rule Britannia variations by LVB.

[Gurn Blanston]

The Concerto in Eb for Piano & Orchestra - WoO 4 - LvB - Juvenilia? Perhaps, but you can hardly tell it. Good stuff.


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Regards,
Gurn
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[Rutradelusasa]

Karajan conducting Brahms Haydn's variation and 2nd piano concerto. This is more a symphonie to me.

[King Stephen]

Haydn's Missa in angustiis. Nice way to start of a busy wek.

[Pastorali]

...alla Marcia-end...still embraced of that fugue!
Quintets for Piano and Winds
1) Beethoven Op.16
2) Mozart K 452

[Gurn Blanston]

Divertimento #13 in F major for 2 Oboes, 2 Horns & 2 Bassoons - K 253 - Mozart - July 1776 - As the world changes, so the world stays the same! Interesting juxtaposition of times and events!


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Regards,
Gurn
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That's my opinion, I may be wrong.
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[ruudp]

Originally posted by Pastorali:
Ruud
That's great, you're composing your own music! I think, it is allowed to post it, as long you feel fine with it! My thing right now (probably because I've missed it yesterday) is the 9th. Go Zinman!

Dumb question perhaps but how could one add files to a message..the midi's are about 30kb's MAX..

Any help whatsoever is most appreciated.

Regards Ruud

[JA Gardiner]

Just got the Casals set of Bach cello suites that Tony and others mentioned - superb - and, in the same series, a Toscanini recording of Verdi's Requiem, which a friend of mine will be singing soon with the Highgate Choral Society. Main listening today though has been the Brahms violin concerto with Isaac Stern/Zubin Mehta/ New York Phil - part of a fabulous set of the Brahms concertos (Piano 1&2 by Barenboim, Violin and cello by Zukerman and Harrell and with a couple of Rhapsodies played by Glenn Gould for good measure. I think I'm going to be busy for a while.....

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[Tony John Hearne]

Welcome back Judith and many thanks for the separate Email which I will answer asap I haven't located the Kleiber version of the Maestro's Pastoral yet so you might (gentle hint) have to send me a recording In return I could send you a tape of what I am listening to right now - Arthur Bliss Viola Sonata on Naxos Just the thing in preparation for another long LPA day tomorrow. Third movenment "Furiant" with Martin Outram on Viola and Peter Donohoe on piano is special

Talk soon


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Love from London

[Pastorali]

Originally posted by Pastorali:
Quintets for Piano and Winds
1) Beethoven Op.16
2) Mozart K 452

I reply my own posting, sorry
But I come not really happy with those two works by B. and M. Unusual. What's happen?!
Now listening to Handel, Concerto Grosso op.3/4
Franz Anton Hoffmeister, Concerto for Bratsche (damn, what's the english term?) and Orchestra in D. Composed 1800.

Ruud, so far I know you can't add anything to your message, but you can include links.