What are you listening to now?

[Peter]

Beethoven, Opus 81a.
(Much Adieux about Nothing)

Wonderful subtitle Michael! I'm revisiting this sonata in practice at the moment - great similarities in the passage work of the finale with the Emperor concerto written at the same time and in the same key!

[Harvey]

This amazingly beautiful voice:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6rcV1ltrNo[/youtube]

[AeolianHarp]

His Ninth, on his radio whilst doing my music theory course quiz ( like a test). That was hard, but with some study I got 9.50 out of 10. The next one I will be lucky to get 2 right, as it is on note values- which is my nemesis.

[Sorrano]

Beethoven, Opus 81a.
(Much Adieux about Nothing)

[Sorrano]

Handel: "Water Music" Suite #2 in D

Now to get a drink....

[Sorrano]

This morning:

Czerny: Variations on a Theme by Haydn, Op 73

How well is the theme hiding?

[Sorrano]

This morning:
Tailleferre: "Chansons populaires françaises" (1952-55)

Francoeur: Violin Sonata in e

[Peter]

Rachmaninov - vespers

[Sorrano]

This morning:
Rebel: Ballet, "Les Elémens"

The work begins with the simultaneous sound of all 12 notes. Not bad for a Baroque era composer. Chord clusters are not a product of 20th Century music.

[Rocco]

Handel's Messiah on the way to and from work yesterday.. probably the same today!

[hal9000]

http://youtu.be/VWLGcHCFzxo?t=31m6s

It's at times when I watch something like this that I am reminded of Antonius Block as he marvels at being able to move his hand, and just the sheer beauty of it all.

[dahc]

Ligeti "Etudes". Love these pieces.

[Peter]

Schumann - Davidsbündlertänze Op.6

[Sorrano]

Ligeti "Etudes". Love these pieces.

Another Ligeti fan? I am not familiar with the Etudes and should listen to them.

[Sorrano]

This morning:
Mozart: Symphony #36 in C, K 425, "Linz"

Checking my navel for more.