What are you listening to now?

[Chris]

[QUOTE=Megan;51465]

I was waiting for someone to comment on that .

I think it is quite impressive played on the accordian, I like the warm, deep tone, and it looks incredibly complicated to play.
To be perfectly honest, I don't really like too much of the cold , steely sound of the harpsichord.

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Who would play this on a harpsichord anyway?

I have never seen an accordion like that, with buttons instead of piano keys for the right hand.

[Roehre]

Today:

Bach J.S.
Partita No. 2, BWV 1004: Chaconne (v-solo)
Partita No. 2, BWV 1004: Chaconne (arr. Mendelssohn, v+pf, 1840)
Partita No. 2, BWV 1004: Chaconne (arr. Brahms, pf, 1877)
Partita No. 2, BWV 1004: Chaconne (arr. Schumann, v+pf, 1852/‘53) (R3:TtN)

Liszt:
4 Lieder (R3: Lunchtime concert)

Maconchy:
String quartet no.9 (1968)

Llibre vermell de Montserrat
14th C Music from the “Vermillion Manuscript” of the monastery of Montserrat (Catalonia), the ms being prepared around 1398/’99.

Gardner:
Symphony no.1 in d opus 2 (1947)
Symphony no.3 in e opus 189 (1989)

JSBach:
Reconstructed oboe concertos BWV 1053, 1055, 1056, 1059 and 1060

[Megan]

I am into Scelsi today, trying to expand my mind in the perception of sound.
It is weird and wonderful.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6_e4...eature=related





can we upload youtube on the site Chris ?

[Megan]

Earlier today, C.P.E. Bach,

Double Concerto for harpsichord, fortepiano and orchestra in E flat Wq47
Performer: Eric Lynn Kelley (harpsichord), Jos van Immerseel (fortepiano), Collegium Aureum

[Megan]

Woman sings 'Flight of the Bumblebee

Woman singing , Flight of the Bumblebee

Any comments?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbQwQetKm2g

[Roehre]

Today:

Maconchy:
String quartet no.10 (1972)

Gardner:
Piano concerto no.1 in B-flat opus 34 (1956)
Midsummer ale op.73 (1965)
Symphony no.1 in d opus 2 (1947)

Ferneyhough:
String quartet no.6 (2010)

Adès:
Powder her Face op.14: overture, dance and finale (1995/2005)

[Megan]

BBC radio. As usual the Brilliant Early Music Show - Festival of Baroque

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b011j6g8




Absolutely loved this Heinrich Biber piece!

Sonata 3 (from Sonatae violino solo 1681)
Performer: Enrico Gatti (violin)

[Roehre]

Megan, try Biber's Rosenkrantz-sonaten as well as his Bataglia

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Today:

Maconchy:
String quartet no.11 (1976)

Gardner:
Sinfonia piccolo op.47 (1960)
Flute concerto op.220 (1995)
Irish suite op.231 (1996)

Martin:
Trio on Irish folk tunes (1925)

Ferneyhough:
String quartet no.2 (1980)

[Megan]

Megan, try Biber's Rosenkrantz-sonaten as well as his Bataglia

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Today:

Maconchy:
String quartet no.11 (1976)

Gardner:
Sinfonia piccolo op.47 (1960)
Flute concerto op.220 (1995)
Irish suite op.231 (1996)

Martin:
Trio on Irish folk tunes (1925)

Ferneyhough:
String quartet no.2 (1980)

Thanks Roehre, I know these pieces, they are fantastic!
Especially the Bataglia, and the part where the soldiers become drunk.

[haydnguy]

Listening to the new Bach: Violin and Voice
Hilary Hahn - violin
Matthias Goerne - baritone
Christine Schafer - soprano

[Roehre]

Listening to the new Bach: Violin and Voice
Hilary Hahn - violin
Matthias Goerne - baritone
Christine Schafer - soprano

Welcome to these boards, Haydnguy !

But what JSBach works are they playing/singing?

[Megan]

Sibelius' enigmatic - Symphony No 4

[Chris]

I am into Scelsi today, trying to expand my mind in the
can we upload youtube on the site Chris ?

You can't embed the videos. Perhaps you can in a newer version. I'll have to see about upgrading.

[Megan]

You can't embed the videos. Perhaps you can in a newer version. I'll have to see about upgrading.

Ok, thanks Chris

[Roehre]

Today:

Maconchy:
String quartet no.12 (1979)

Bax:
Symphony no.3 (1928/29)

Sibelius:
Symphony no.4 op.63 (1910/’11) (R3: discovering music)

de Machaut:
Messe de Notre Dame (c.1363)