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Post by Jared » Fri Sep 23, 2011 3:03 pm

Well folks... payday has arriven, and along with it, fresh parcels and fresh debts...

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although, when I get round to listening to them will be another matter entirely... :roll:

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Post by Seán » Fri Sep 23, 2011 5:22 pm

Jared, that is a lovely selection, enjoy.
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Post by Jared » Sat Sep 24, 2011 4:43 am

Seán wrote:Jared, that is a lovely selection, enjoy.
thank you Sean... these are all works I enjoy, and of which, I have one great recording of... I wanted to expand my collection of each a little, and am immensely looking forward to hearing them.

Incidentally, I have also added this CD to my collection this morning:

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I was wondering what all you LvB Symphony officionados thought of it; I have been considering another version with smaller forces for some of the earlier, more classical symphonies, and thought this sounded interesting... there are certainly two very positive reviews on the Amazon site at any rate... any thoughts?

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Post by maestrob » Sat Sep 24, 2011 9:58 am

Jared:

Quite a MASSive collection: well done! :lol: 8)

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Post by Jared » Sat Sep 24, 2011 10:51 am

maestrob wrote:Jared:

Quite a MASSive collection: well done! :lol: 8)
thank you my friend... they are pieces I really enjoy hearing, and wanted strong alternative versions of each. I'm really looking forward to getting stuck into them in due course.. :D

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Post by maestrob » Sun Sep 25, 2011 10:45 am

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That's a truly great set: Enjoy!

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Post by Seán » Sun Sep 25, 2011 12:13 pm

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That's a truly great set: Enjoy!
I agree.
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Post by Jared » Mon Sep 26, 2011 1:17 pm

^^ everyone seems to be adding somethign new and interesting to their collections today...

but I simply daren't.. :( :roll:

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Post by Jared » Mon Sep 26, 2011 1:51 pm

^^ did my present set of new listens, in any way spur you on to this purchase Darren?

8)

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Post by bombasticDarren » Mon Sep 26, 2011 3:12 pm

Jared wrote:^^ did my present set of new listens, in any way spur you on to this purchase Darren?

8)
I am always influenced by other CMGers Jared :wink:

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Post by Jared » Mon Sep 26, 2011 3:15 pm

^^ all I'll say is, you're in for a treat my friend... especially the Nelson Mass which is utterly delightful 8)

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Post by Seán » Mon Sep 26, 2011 4:16 pm

bombasticDarren wrote:
Jared wrote:^^ did my present set of new listens, in any way spur you on to this purchase Darren?

8)
I am always influenced by other CMGers Jared :wink:
Me too, that's why we're here, to influence and be influenced too. 8)
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Post by Seán » Wed Sep 28, 2011 2:26 pm

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I would certainly be very interested to know what you make of that set, I have recordings by Tuckwell and he is a lovely musician.
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Post by Donaldopato » Thu Sep 29, 2011 5:45 am

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What did you think of this one Darren. Petrenko's series has had many hits but some near misses in my opinion. I thought the 11th, 8th and 10th were wonderful, but his 5 and 9 and 1 and 3 just ok.

Overall quite a great series even if I do give a slight nod to Barshai.
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Post by Seán » Thu Sep 29, 2011 6:31 am

Donaldopato wrote:
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What did you think of this one Darren. Petrenko's series has had many hits but some near misses in my opinion. I thought the 11th, 8th and 10th were wonderful, but his 5 and 9 and 1 and 3 just ok.

Overall quite a great series even if I do give a slight nod to Barshai.
I am waiting for them to finish the cycle and then I'll get a copy of the set. That said, I don't have the Kondrashin cycle :oops: but I do have the Barshai and Kitajenko sets. 8)
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Post by maestrob » Thu Sep 29, 2011 11:15 am

Seán wrote:
Donaldopato wrote:
bombasticDarren wrote:Image

What did you think of this one Darren. Petrenko's series has had many hits but some near misses in my opinion. I thought the 11th, 8th and 10th were wonderful, but his 5 and 9 and 1 and 3 just ok.

Overall quite a great series even if I do give a slight nod to Barshai.
I am waiting for them to finish the cycle and then I'll get a copy of the set. That said, I don't have the Kondrashin cycle :oops: but I do have the Barshai and Kitajenko sets. 8)
Barshai & Kitaenko pale in comparison to the electricity in the Kondrashin, which is now thankfully on discount from MDT for only 52 pounds: a bargain!

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This should be fun! :D
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Post by Seán » Fri Sep 30, 2011 1:38 pm

alarickc wrote:
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This should be fun! :D
Well I can certainly vouch for the two above and they are marvellous, enjoy.
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Post by Seán » Fri Sep 30, 2011 6:35 pm

maestrob wrote:
Seán wrote:
Donaldopato wrote:
bombasticDarren wrote:Image

What did you think of this one Darren. Petrenko's series has had many hits but some near misses in my opinion. I thought the 11th, 8th and 10th were wonderful, but his 5 and 9 and 1 and 3 just ok.

Overall quite a great series even if I do give a slight nod to Barshai.
I am waiting for them to finish the cycle and then I'll get a copy of the set. That said, I don't have the Kondrashin cycle :oops: but I do have the Barshai and Kitajenko sets. 8)
Barshai & Kitaenko pale in comparison to the electricity in the Kondrashin, which is now thankfully on discount from MDT for only 52 pounds: a bargain!
Right, that does it, maestrob, you are correct, I have pontificated long enough now, it is universally accepted that the Kondrashin set is the one to have so I will make sure that I do get it before the year is out and I will dismiss all other pretenders until I get the Kondrashin cycle, it is gathering dust in my mdt basket so I will get it before Christmas.
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Post by bombasticDarren » Sat Oct 01, 2011 4:51 am

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This should be fun! :D
That disc certainly will be :!: :wink:

I also like the Blomstedt and Kempff sets that you have chosen :)

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Post by bombasticDarren » Sat Oct 01, 2011 4:54 am

Donaldopato wrote:
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What did you think of this one Darren. Petrenko's series has had many hits but some near misses in my opinion. I thought the 11th, 8th and 10th were wonderful, but his 5 and 9 and 1 and 3 just ok.

Overall quite a great series even if I do give a slight nod to Barshai.
I liked it, but have to admit that they are not two of my favourite Shostakovich symphonies :? . I am looking forward to the 4th, 7th and 15th by these forces :)

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Post by Fergus » Sat Oct 01, 2011 7:27 am

Seán wrote:Right, that does it, maestrob, you are correct, I have pontificated long enough now, it is universally accepted that the Kondrashin set is the one to have so I will make sure that I do get it before the year is out and I will dismiss all other pretenders until I get the Kondrashin cycle, it is gathering dust in my mdt basket so I will get it before Christmas.
That is a wise course of action Seán :wink:

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ooh... you ARE in for a treat! 8)

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Jared wrote:
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ooh... you ARE in for a treat! 8)
Yes I finally bought it and I am looking forward to it Jared :D

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Post by alarickc » Sat Oct 01, 2011 6:22 pm

bombasticDarren wrote:
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This should be fun! :D
That disc certainly will be :!: :wink:

I also like the Blomstedt and Kempff sets that you have chosen :)
Glad to hear it, I love Arnolds Dance's and this seemed to be though of as one of the best every were I looked. :)
"Private human life is anything but dull. On the contrary, it is far too interesting. The troublesome thing about it is that it has no real conventions, makes no inner sense. Anything can happen. It is mysterious, unpredictable, unrehearsable. Professional life is not mysterious at all. The whole music world understands music. Any musician can give to another comprehensible rendition of practically any piece. If there is anything either of them don't understand, there are always plenty of people they can consult about it.
Private life, on the other hand, is beset by a thousand insoluble crises, from unrequited love to colds in the head. Nobody, literally nobody, knows how to avoid any of them. Religion itself can only counsel patience and long-suffering. It is like a nightmare of being forced to execute at sight a score much too difficult for one's training on an instrument nobody know's how to tune and before a public that isn't listening anyway." -Virgil Thomson

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Fergus wrote:
Seán wrote:Right, that does it, maestrob, you are correct, I have pontificated long enough now, it is universally accepted that the Kondrashin set is the one to have so I will make sure that I do get it before the year is out and I will dismiss all other pretenders until I get the Kondrashin cycle, it is gathering dust in my mdt basket so I will get it before Christmas.
That is a wise course of action Seán :wink:
Second the motion! :wink: You're in for a real treat :!: 8)

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Just ordered this from Amazon.com for around $42. It isn't quite the complete EMI recordings, as it's missing the 1929 Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto with Bronislaw Huberman. It's also missing this Gershwin recording, which is unfortunate as I love this concerto. Not sure how this one was overlooked, but it isn't the first time it has happened in this series. A little more digging may reveal some others as well.

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maestrob wrote:
Fergus wrote:
Seán wrote:Right, that does it, maestrob, you are correct, I have pontificated long enough now, it is universally accepted that the Kondrashin set is the one to have so I will make sure that I do get it before the year is out and I will dismiss all other pretenders until I get the Kondrashin cycle, it is gathering dust in my mdt basket so I will get it before Christmas.
That is a wise course of action Seán :wink:
Second the motion! :wink: You're in for a real treat :!: 8)
You guys are killing me! I love Shostakovich, he's my favorite composer; yet I have committed the grevious sin of not owning a complete symphony cycle. And now your telling me that the Kondrashin, the one to own, is over $150 on amazon!? You people will bankrupt me yet! :wink:
"Private human life is anything but dull. On the contrary, it is far too interesting. The troublesome thing about it is that it has no real conventions, makes no inner sense. Anything can happen. It is mysterious, unpredictable, unrehearsable. Professional life is not mysterious at all. The whole music world understands music. Any musician can give to another comprehensible rendition of practically any piece. If there is anything either of them don't understand, there are always plenty of people they can consult about it.
Private life, on the other hand, is beset by a thousand insoluble crises, from unrequited love to colds in the head. Nobody, literally nobody, knows how to avoid any of them. Religion itself can only counsel patience and long-suffering. It is like a nightmare of being forced to execute at sight a score much too difficult for one's training on an instrument nobody know's how to tune and before a public that isn't listening anyway." -Virgil Thomson

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Post by Fergus » Sun Oct 02, 2011 1:33 pm

alarickc wrote:You guys are killing me! I love Shostakovich, he's my favorite composer; yet I have committed the grevious sin of not owning a complete symphony cycle. And now your telling me that the Kondrashin, the one to own, is over $150 on amazon!? You people will bankrupt me yet! :wink:
I would certainly not expect to pay anything like that for that set even if it is worth every cent of it!! Below is a link to Amazan UK where you will find it less expensive....

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listin ... dition=new

Best of luck :D

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Post by alarickc » Sun Oct 02, 2011 1:41 pm

Fergus wrote:I would certainly not expect to pay anything like that for that set even if it is worth every cent of it!! Below is a link to Amazan UK where you will find it less expensive....

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listin ... dition=new

Best of luck :D
Well, at least that's only around $100, that leaves me at least one arm and one leg. :wink:
"Private human life is anything but dull. On the contrary, it is far too interesting. The troublesome thing about it is that it has no real conventions, makes no inner sense. Anything can happen. It is mysterious, unpredictable, unrehearsable. Professional life is not mysterious at all. The whole music world understands music. Any musician can give to another comprehensible rendition of practically any piece. If there is anything either of them don't understand, there are always plenty of people they can consult about it.
Private life, on the other hand, is beset by a thousand insoluble crises, from unrequited love to colds in the head. Nobody, literally nobody, knows how to avoid any of them. Religion itself can only counsel patience and long-suffering. It is like a nightmare of being forced to execute at sight a score much too difficult for one's training on an instrument nobody know's how to tune and before a public that isn't listening anyway." -Virgil Thomson

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alarickc wrote:
Fergus wrote:I would certainly not expect to pay anything like that for that set even if it is worth every cent of it!! Below is a link to Amazan UK where you will find it less expensive....

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listin ... dition=new

Best of luck :D
Well, at least that's only around $100, that leaves me at least one arm and one leg. :wink:
Amazon.com is offering it through third-party sellers for around $80. Here's the link.

http://www.amazon.com/Shostakovich-Comp ... 084&sr=1-2

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CharmNewton wrote:Amazon.com is offering it through third-party sellers for around $80. Here's the link.

http://www.amazon.com/Shostakovich-Comp ... 084&sr=1-2

John
Hey! That leaves me with my limbs intact! Thanks for the link John, now I just need to scrape up the money after my recent splurge. What are soda cans selling for these days? :?:
"Private human life is anything but dull. On the contrary, it is far too interesting. The troublesome thing about it is that it has no real conventions, makes no inner sense. Anything can happen. It is mysterious, unpredictable, unrehearsable. Professional life is not mysterious at all. The whole music world understands music. Any musician can give to another comprehensible rendition of practically any piece. If there is anything either of them don't understand, there are always plenty of people they can consult about it.
Private life, on the other hand, is beset by a thousand insoluble crises, from unrequited love to colds in the head. Nobody, literally nobody, knows how to avoid any of them. Religion itself can only counsel patience and long-suffering. It is like a nightmare of being forced to execute at sight a score much too difficult for one's training on an instrument nobody know's how to tune and before a public that isn't listening anyway." -Virgil Thomson

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alarickc wrote:
CharmNewton wrote:Amazon.com is offering it through third-party sellers for around $80. Here's the link.

http://www.amazon.com/Shostakovich-Comp ... 084&sr=1-2

John
Hey! That leaves me with my limbs intact! Thanks for the link John, now I just need to scrape up the money after my recent splurge. What are soda cans selling for these days? :?:
There is always the Jansons set on EMI, which can be had for about half the number of cans as the Kondrashin. I find Jansons a consistently good conductor. He usually conducts with energy and gets good playing from his orchestra. He's an underappreciated maestro in my opinion.

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I think that disc is a lot of fun and expertly interpreted Fergus. Let us know how you get on.... :D

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