What are you listening to now?

[Sorrano]

This evening:

Haydn Violin Concerti (The piano and violin concerti have a very different feeling for me than those of Mozart and Beethoven; they give me a sense of a deeper intimacy and I find this very delightful.)

[Chris]

Mendelssohn - Three preludes for piano

[Roehre]

Today:

Rheinberger:
12 vortragsstudien op.183 (1895)
3 Stücke für das Pianoforte op.78 (1857)

De Victoria:
Tu es Petrus; Doctor bonus; Descendit Angelus (motets p.1572)
Christe Redemptor omnium a 4; Tibi Christe (hymns p.1581)
O Doctor optime (date?)

Ligeti:
Violin concerto (1990 rev 1992)

[Sorrano]

Tonight:

From the Brilliant Beethoven Complete edition I've been listening to the CD labeled, "Canons, Epigrams, and Jokes." This is very delightful music!

[Roehre]

Tonight:

From the Brilliant Beethoven Complete edition I've been listening to the CD labeled, "Canons, Epigrams, and Jokes." This is very delightful music!

the nice thing about this CD is, that these recordings (originally from East Berlin) are to be found in all the complete Beethoven Editions so far (DGG, Brilliant, Amado), even including the LP-sets for the East German Eterna one nearly 40 years ago, as well as in a 3CD set the Unknown Beethoven on the Berlin Classics label.
So far about rarely recorded music .

[Sorrano]

This morning:

Mozart Symphony No. 6

(Proof of genius? He certainly had an early grasp of music before most kids have a grasp of grammar.)

[Roehre]

This morning:

Mozart Symphony No. 6

(Proof of genius? He certainly had an early grasp of music before most kids have a grasp of grammar.)

He was eleven by then.
At that age Mendelssohn composed 6 or so of the much more genial and definitely more personal symphonies for strings (1820/'21)

[Roehre]

Today:

Rheinberger:
Pianoforte-Studien für die linke Hand allein op.113 (1878/’82)

Ligeti:
Hamburgisches Konzert (1998/’99 rev 2003)
Sippal Dobbal Nadihegehuvel…(2000)
Double concerto (1972)

De Victoria:
Missa Ave Regina (1600)

Haydn:
L'anima del filosofo (Orfeo ed Euridice)H.28:13 : Overture H.Ia:3 (1791) (R3 Live in Concert )

Salomon:
Romance in D for violin & string orchestra (1809) (R3 Live in Concert )

Matthews D.
Romanza for cello and orchestra opus 49 (1990)

Goehr:
Romanza for cello and orchestra opus 24 (1968)

[Sorrano]

No necked symphonies, Roehre?

[Roehre]

No necked symphonies, Roehre?

No necked, nicked, kissed or otherwise abused or maltreated works (at least that's what I think ) here, sorrano.

[Roehre]

Today:

Andrée, Elfrida:
Piano Quartet in A minor (1865) (R3: TtN)

Rheinberger:
Improvisations on motives from the Zauberflöte op.51 (1871)
3 Studies op.6 (1866)
3 Characterstücke opus 7 (1866)
Aus Italien op.29 (1867)

De Victoria:
Nigra sum des formosa; Senex Puerum portabat (motets p.1576)
Salve Regina (1572)
Psalm 110, Psalm 117, Magnificat quinti toni (p.1581)

Berio:
Concerto for 2 pianos and orchestra (1972/’73)

Causton:
Phoenix (2006) (R3: H&N)

Goehr:
Since Brass no Stone op.80 (R3: H&N)

[Roehre]

Today:

Liszt:
Pax vobiscum S.64 (1885)
Five Choruses S.18 (1840s)
Salve Regina S.66 (1885)
Psalm 116 ('Laudate Dominum') S.15a (1869)
Das deutsche Vaterland ('Was ist das deutsche Vaterland?') S.74 (1841)
Es war einmal ein König ('Flohlied') from Goethe's Faust S.73 (I prefer Beethoven’s or Mussorgsky’s)
Weimars Volkslied S.87 (1857)
Hungarian Royal anthem – Magyar király-dal (1883)
An die Künstler S.70 (1853 rev 1869)
Wanderers nachtlied S.75 (1842; version with horns 1849)

Maderna:
Studi per Il Processo di Franz Kafka (1950)

Berio:
Formazioni (premiere-version 1985/’87)
Formazioni (final version 1985/’88)

[Sorrano]

This morning:

Liszt: Les Preludes

[Michael]

Prompted by the "Rare Works" thread, Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 22 in E flat major,
K482.
Beethoven certainly necked a few ideas for his earlier work.

[Roehre]

Today:

Without power between 10.10am and 4.15pm: a very enjoyable SILENCE

Van der Velden:
Ostend Masks: 2 symphonic dance movements (1985)

Strens:
Ensoriciana (1970)