What are you listening to now?

[Sorrano]

Last night:

Bruckner: Symphony No. 9 (Bernstein)
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbrpvEZw-Jo[/YOUTUBE]

The scherzo was a bit slow for me, but the rest of the work was superlative.

[Rocco]

Taking a short break from Elijah, and currently listening to Handel's Messiah by Trevor Pinnock.

[AeolianHarp]

Chopin nocturnes - my new Bart van Oort CD.
They sound wonderful on the Pleyel.

[dahc]

Beethoven. OP 70 No 2. can't get enough of that first Mvt..

[Sorrano]

This morning:
Tchaikovsky: "Marche slave," Op 31
Schubert/Liszt: "Grande Marche"
Verdi: "Aida", Triumphal March

For some reason I thought it was the 3rd month of the year.

[Chris]

Sorrano, I always enjoy your amusing comments on your daily listening!

[Harvey]

This morning:
Tchaikovsky: "Marche slave," Op 31
Schubert/Liszt: "Grande Marche"
Verdi: "Aida", Triumphal March

For some reason I thought it was the 3rd month of the year.

I am very familiar with Marche Slave and once saw the opera Aida. Here is another march that I like:
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAY20eFIfG4[/YOUTUBE]

[Harvey]

Now I am listening to Harry Christophers' Sixteen's album A New Heaven. Track list:

I have this in my collection but haven't played it in a year or so.

[AeolianHarp]

Just heard this on Classic FM: Piano Concerto in Eb major Opus 42 (1) Ferdinand Ries

[Sorrano]

Sorrano, I always enjoy your amusing comments on your daily listening!

Thank you!

[Sorrano]

This morning:
Susato: "The Danserye" (1551)
Buxtehude: Violin and Viola da gamba Sonata in F, Op 2/7
Bach: Orchestra Suite #3 in D, BWV 1068
Air (on the G string)
Orch, Leopold Stokowski

Ok, two of the three "B"'s isn't bad.

[Michael]

Beethoven, Piano Sonata Opus 22 (Brendel).
One of my all-time favourites - and Beethoven was pleased with it too. "This sonata washes itself" he stated. The German idiom might translate as: "This sonata takes the cake!" (In a good sense.)

[AeolianHarp]

Beethoven, Piano Sonata Opus 22 (Brendel).
One of my all-time favourites - and Beethoven was pleased with it too. "This sonata washes itself" he stated. The German idiom might translate as: "This sonata takes the cake!" (In a good sense.)

Sweet!

[Michael]

Sweet!

I've had two helpings. I played it again today. (Or rather listened to it.)

[Sorrano]

This morning:
J F Haydn: Piano Trio #28 in D, H XV:16
M Haydn: Symphony No. 37

I wonder if Joseph and Michael played hide and seek very often.