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Nice haul Darren....the two Biondi discs are very enjoyable.bombasticDarren wrote:
Abbado....Bach....Brandenburg Concertos....I will be interested to read your take on that
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That's a lovely collection Darren, well done. I have to say that I really do like Fabio "Fabulous" Biondi and the Europa Galante, the Abbado looks very interesting too.bombasticDarren wrote:
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^^ thanks Fergus and Sean for some kind words there.
I have to be honest and say I also bought this (but couldn't find a suitable pic to post):-
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004 ... A998WPG5QX
I have one Biondi Vivaldi disc and fancied expanding that portion of my collection.
The Abbado Brandenburgs just popped up as a recommendation on Amazon; the price was right and I had heard good things so will look forward to those too
I have to be honest and say I also bought this (but couldn't find a suitable pic to post):-
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004 ... A998WPG5QX
I have one Biondi Vivaldi disc and fancied expanding that portion of my collection.
The Abbado Brandenburgs just popped up as a recommendation on Amazon; the price was right and I had heard good things so will look forward to those too
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Hooray!Fergus wrote:
My first Boheme.......outstanding!
They threw it together in just a few days, nobody expected it to become an iconic recording......
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That good, is it? I look forward to it with added interest somaestrob wrote:Hooray!Fergus wrote:
My first Boheme.......outstanding!
They threw it together in just a few days, nobody expected it to become an iconic recording......
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A cd a day, Fergus.Fergus wrote:
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Actually. one or two more than that Seán....I just don't post them allSeán wrote:A cd a day, Fergus.Fergus wrote:
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Have you heard the Hummel Masses before Darren....they really are very good I think.bombasticDarren wrote:
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I have the other CD in this set already Fergus, and I loved it. I have no idea why I didn't complete the set sooner thoughFergus wrote:Have you heard the Hummel Masses before Darren....they really are very good I think.bombasticDarren wrote:
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Well I am exactly the same Darren....I need to get that green onebombasticDarren wrote: I have the other CD in this set already Fergus, and I loved it. I have no idea why I didn't complete the set sooner though
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that's a great disc Fergus, beautifully recorded. You're sure to enjoy it.Fergus wrote:
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Thank you for that....I am really looking forward to itContrapunctusIX wrote:that's a great disc Fergus, beautifully recorded. You're sure to enjoy it.Fergus wrote:
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That disc is one of the dozen or so 'jewels' in my chamber music collection. I am glad you have it now too FergusFergus wrote:Thank you for that....I am really looking forward to itContrapunctusIX wrote:that's a great disc Fergus, beautifully recorded. You're sure to enjoy it.Fergus wrote:
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I have about half of those recordings on LP. They were gripping when they first appeared, much like Biondi's Vivaldi. They probably remain so today. Vibrantly recorded too. I hope you enjoy them.bombasticDarren wrote:
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Thanks for that John. It's quite a substantial purchase, so I do hope it's worth it. I have such a lot of Hogwood's Mozart - except the symphonies (and piano concertos for that matter!) - that I couldn't resist this any longerCharmNewton wrote:I have about half of those recordings on LP. They were gripping when they first appeared, much like Biondi's Vivaldi. They probably remain so today. Vibrantly recorded too. I hope you enjoy them.bombasticDarren wrote:
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I had a lot of those on cassette tape way back when Darren and I loved them so much that I got that box set when it came out first on CD....suffice to say that I still indulge myself from time to timebombasticDarren wrote:Thanks for that John. It's quite a substantial purchase, so I do hope it's worth it. I have such a lot of Hogwood's Mozart - except the symphonies (and piano concertos for that matter!) - that I couldn't resist this any longerCharmNewton wrote:I have about half of those recordings on LP. They were gripping when they first appeared, much like Biondi's Vivaldi. They probably remain so today. Vibrantly recorded too. I hope you enjoy them.bombasticDarren wrote:
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Thank you for that Darren....it certainly is getting the thumbs up around herebombasticDarren wrote:That disc is one of the dozen or so 'jewels' in my chamber music collection. I am glad you have it now too FergusFergus wrote:Thank you for that....I am really looking forward to itContrapunctusIX wrote:that's a great disc Fergus, beautifully recorded. You're sure to enjoy it.Fergus wrote:
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Four Last Songs courtesy of Solti/Kiri Te Kanawa.
"Miss pianist bows her lovely back under the hail of notes that she's returning, slightly damaged, to Beethoven."
Norman MacCaig - Concerto
Norman MacCaig - Concerto
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I really good purchase there Jared. Probably my favourite piece by Elgar, incidentallyJared wrote:
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two glorious pieces of music there Thumper... see if you can pick this one up, by way of comparison:Thumper wrote:
Four Last Songs courtesy of Solti/Kiri Te Kanawa.
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thanks Darren... I'm already very familiar with the Kennedy/ Handley set... so when I saw this in a Malvern charity shop for £1.95...bombasticDarren wrote:I really good purchase there Jared. Probably my favourite piece by Elgar, incidentallyJared wrote:
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Just sold a few DVDs on ebay, and blown most of the profit raised, in one fell swoop:
rash, or what??
rash, or what??
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It's the only reason I sell on Amazon or Ebay - to plough the profits back into my collectionJared wrote:Just sold a few DVDs on ebay, and blown most of the profit raised, in one fell swoop:
rash, or what??
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If memory serves, this is a very attractive disc. One of my first in factFergus wrote:
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So you knew what you were at....even back thenbombasticDarren wrote:If memory serves, this is a very attractive disc. One of my first in factFergus wrote:
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Thank you, I will.Jared wrote:two glorious pieces of music there Thumper... see if you can pick this one up, by way of comparison:Thumper wrote:
Four Last Songs courtesy of Solti/Kiri Te Kanawa.
"Miss pianist bows her lovely back under the hail of notes that she's returning, slightly damaged, to Beethoven."
Norman MacCaig - Concerto
Norman MacCaig - Concerto
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Has anyone heard Ormandy's Tod und Verklarung from the late 40s. It's a jaw dropper. It sounds nothing like Strauss. Hard to believe there wasn't a mix up at the copiest and they got the wrong music. I like a lot of Ormandy, but this one is a real gnocchi!
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Well done, it's high on my list wish, it would make a welcome addition to my collection, in January 2012 perhaps.Jared wrote:Just sold a few DVDs on ebay, and blown most of the profit raised, in one fell swoop:
rash, or what??
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You must like Costume Jewelery...the pieces, not the Musicians...bombasticDarren wrote:That disc is one of the dozen or so 'jewels' in my chamber music collection. I am glad you have it now too FergusFergus wrote:Thank you for that....I am really looking forward to itContrapunctusIX wrote:that's a great disc Fergus, beautifully recorded. You're sure to enjoy it.Fergus wrote:
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That's hardly surprising, it's Elgar's only good work...bombasticDarren wrote:I really good purchase there Jared. Probably my favourite piece by Elgar, incidentallyJared wrote:
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Chabrier - 10 Pièces pittoresques - Ginette Doyen
A vinyl to FLAC conversion made available here: http://quartier-des-archives.blogspot.com/
Open using Google Chrome and the translate button works pretty well, indicating this was recorded in Vienna in 1953.
Interesting comparing to Angela Hewitt 50 years later, setting recording quality aside a worthy take imo.
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I have been on the lookout for this CD of Kubelik conducting the Eroica with the BPO - happy to have picked it up for around $2
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