What are you listening to right now?

[King Stephen]

Ah! Schubert, What a spirt picker-upper.
I am basking in the music to "Rosamunde" (complete). What music this man poured out. Truly a master of melody.



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[Tony John Hearne]

Schubert earlier but right now on a hot and wild London night - Etudes Ligeti Idil Biret on piano Naxos Challenging and compulsive

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Love from London

[Gurn Blanston]

Schubert for me too. Must be the season!
Sonatina in a minor for Violin & Piano - #2 - D 385 - Archtypical Schubert, I must say


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Gurn
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[Pastorali]

Oh yes, Schubert! Today again, but later. Momentary it is B's op.2 So exciting, ever and ever the same!

[Gurn Blanston]

But not this morning, now, is the Concerto in C majo for Fortepiano & Orchestra - #1 - Op 15 - LvB. Robert Levin and the Orchestre Revolutionaire et Romantique / Gardiner. Just like Beethoven heard it?? Probably not, but still very nice for me!


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Gurn
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[King Stephen]

Starting the day of right, I am listening to the Dvorak Symphony No. 7 in D minor Op. 70
I can hear why Brahms like Dvorak's music so much. His music can really touch the soul.

[Pastorali]

Originally posted by King Stephen:
Starting the day of right, I am listening to the Dvorak Symphony No. 7 in D minor Op. 70
I can hear why Brahms like Dvorak's music so much. His music can really touch the soul.

Grand King
I'm again with Juan Cristosomo. That young spanish Mozart moves me! I say, it's great for my taste, just my opinion...

your devoted subject

[Gurn Blanston]

Well, for me is the Master - Concerto in D major for Violin & Orchestra - Op 61 - Ahhhh....


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Gurn
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[Tony John Hearne]

Schubert again The Trout Quintet Members of the Budapest String Quartet Marvellous but also personally emotional music for me right now

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Love from London

[Gurn Blanston]

Well, a veritable Schubertiad here lately! For me, it is the Moments Musicaux D 780, right now #5 in f minor, Mitsuko Uchida. Marvellous little bagatelles!


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Gurn
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[Pastorali]

Not I would like to break the Schubert chain, it will be a later part of my day...
Beethoven's 31/3. I remarked, this Sonata is mostly not called as 'The Hunt', at least I have no recording, which contains this name.
I admit, it's probably not the Hunt, but it's pretty hunty. (I'm foreign. 'jaegery' I may talk like this...)

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[Gurn Blanston]

Well, no Schubert for me either. Op 31 #3, well, can it be called "Hunt" for any reason than that it sounds "jaeger-y"! Can't think of any, although it is not a specific thing. But for me, it is again the Concerto in D, but this time the violin has retired to the rest area and the piano has taken his place. Still, a great piece of work, well done, Louis.


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Gurn
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[Pastorali]

Joseph Gabriel Rheinberger
Duo for two Pianos in a minor, Op.15.

[Gurn Blanston]

And no Rheinberger either. But I do have the Rondo in Bb for Fortepiano & Orchestra - WoO 6 by LvB. Robert Levin does a very nice job on the fortepiano here, and the Gardiner band are good to accompany. I wonder why this movement was rejected for the concerto (#2), it is quite a nice thing. ?!?


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Gurn
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[King Stephen]

This gray morning it is Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 24 K491. He really shows his genius in the concertos.