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Franz Xaver Mozart - Piano Concerto No.1

Henri Sigfridsson/INSO Lemberg/Gunhard Mattes (Conductor)

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Bruckner's Symphony No. 4 in E flat major

Abbado/VPO/DG

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Chopin - Nocturnes

Ivan Moravec

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Verdi - Requiem

Sir Georg Solti/Vienna Philharmonic/Decca

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Chalkperson wrote:
bOrbOt wrote:Haydn - Piano Trios Nos.1-7

Beaux Arts Trio/Philips
Enjoy this sampling but you really do need to buy the boxed set, it will last you a lifetime, and you will never tire of it...

Haydn - Piano Trios Nos.8-20

I have the box set, and you're right, these piano trios are truly wonderful.

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Haydn - Piano Trios Nos.1-7

Beaux Arts Trio/Philips

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All 104 symphonies. I got the boxset (brilliant classics) from a friend who recommended it to me. Since Haydn is considered the father of symphony, I thought I'd give it a try. :) The Great Papa Haydn, father of a great many things, The String Quartet springs to mind, and the Piano Trios are my fav...

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Haydn - Complete Symphonies (Took Over a span of one week) Adam Fischer, Austro-Hungarian Haydn Orchestra You are talking about the 'Named' Symphonies, not all 104 as in the Dorati Survey, I hope :? All 104 symphonies. I got the boxset (brilliant classics) from a friend who recommended it to me. Si...

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Haydn - Complete Symphonies (Took Over a span of one week)

Adam Fischer, Austro-Hungarian Haydn Orchestra

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I've listened to his complete piano music, played by Jean Thibaudet. Some pieces are really wonderful and refreshing, and some are outrageously strange and dry. Maybe, it's my personal taste

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Boccherini - Flute Quintets Nos. 1-6

Jean-Pierre Rampal - Flute/Sony Classical

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Mozart - Piano Concertos Nos. 15-25

Vladimir Ashkenazy/Philharmonia Orchestra/Decca

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Brahms - Piano Concerto No.2
MacDowell - Piano Concerto No.2

Van Cliburn/Fritz Reiner/Chicago Symphony Orchestra

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Ravel - Bolero

Herbert von Karajan/Berlin Philharmonic

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No.2 for me

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Bach - Art of Fugue/Grigory Solokov

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Bloch - Concerto Grosso No.2

Howard Hanson/Eastman-Rochester Orchestra

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Shostakovich - Symphony No.6 In B Minor

Bernard Haitink/Concertgebouw Orchestra/Decca 2006

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Schubert - Symphony No.9 In C Major 'The Great'

Carlo Maria Giuliani/Chicago Symphony Orchestra/DG

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Beethoven - Piano Concerto No.3, Op.37

Gerard Willems/Antony Walker/Sinfonia Australis

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Busoni - Piano Concerto In C Major, Op.39

Garrick Ohlsson/Christoph Von Dohnanyi/The Cleveland Orchestra

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Mozart - Violin Sonata In A Major, K.526

Violinist- Hilary Hahn
Pianist- Natalie Zhu

The second movement, at certain points, has a melody that is very similar to the 2nd movement of Mendelsohn's Italian Symphony. That's what I heard when listening to this gorgeous piece.

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Satie - The Complete Solo Piano Music

Jean Thibaudet - Pianist

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Debussy - Complete Orchestral Works

Jean Martinon/Orchestre National de L'ORTF

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Haydn - Symphony No.11

Adam Fischer/Austro-Hungarian Haydn Orchestra

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Try the one with

Salvatore Accardo, Kurt Masur, Gewandhausorchester Leipzig

It's my favorite

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Beethoven - Symphony No.6 'Pastoral'

Daniel Barenboim/Staatskapelle Berlin

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Prokofiev - Piano Concerto No.2

Vladimir Ashkenazy/André Previn/London Symphony Orchestra

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Beethoven - Piano Concerto No.5 'Emperor'

Daniel Barenboim/Berlin Philharmonic

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Bach, J.S. - Complete Cello Suites Janos Starker Can you tell us which of his four complete recordings. The set on Mercury (1964) is probably the most common, but I think that set reflects a mode of thinking which probably sounded avant-garde when they were new. They still sound unique today, altho...

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Bach, J.S. - Complete Cello Suites

Janos Starker

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Beethoven Complete Piano Sonatas

Richard Goode - Pianist

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Brahms - Violin Sonata No.1

Daniel Barenboim-Pianist/Pinchas Zukerman-Violinist

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Brahms - Violin Concerto, Op.77

Anne-Sophie Mutter/Herbert von Karajan/Berlin Philharmonic

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Prokofiev - Romeo & Juliet, Op.64

Andre Previn/London Symphony Orchestra

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Chopin - Etudes Op.10 & Op.25 Andrei Gavrilov - Pianist I have this CD and, I must confess, after listening a couple of times, decided to seek another, more satisfactory rendition of the Etudes. Gavrilov's technical mastery is certainly admirable, but the point of these these pieces is to solve the...

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Brahms - Symphony No.1

Sergiu Celebidache/Orchestra Sinfonia de Milano

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Chopin - Etudes Op.10 & Op.25

Andrei Gavrilov - Pianist

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Schubert - String Quartet No.1

Melos Quartet

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Sibelius - Symphony No.3

Kurt Sanderling/Berlin Symphony Orchestra

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Schumann - Piano Concerto In A Minor

Murray Perahia/Claudio Abbado/Berlin Philharmonic

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I personally like the recording of Radu Lupu with Zubin Mehta, and Israel Philharmonic. The other one would be the recording of Alfred Brendel with Bernhard Haitink, and London Philharmonic Orchestra. I'm sure there are more out there that are equally great, if not, greater than these two recordings...

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Did Brahms leave behind any unfinished work or sketches that could be constructed into "new" music? There is a piano trio in A that has been recorded more than once as a Brahms composition. The Ashkenazy-Perlman-Harrell is pretty nice; I can believe that it is Brahms. Does anyone here have any good...

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I share my music on irc.undernet.net, channel #mp3_classical. I have around 25 avro part's pieces

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