What are you listening to now?

[Threni]

More of the Bernstein edition tonight:


Mendelssohn: Symphony No. 4
NYPO/Bernstein

Mendelssohn: Symphony No. 5
NYPO/Bernstein

[Flosshilde]

Nielsen's 4th, San Francisco SO conducted by Blomstedt, & wondering if I want to get the new LSO/Davis recording.

[Threni]

it seemed quite good the new davis, i will probably get it eventually, it's quite cheap too! I wouldn't mind having the set that he is doing. Nice and rare Nielsen

Try and have a listen before buying, I used naxos music library, you can use this for free if your local library allows you electronic access to e-sources.

[EdgeleyRob]

Today

George Lloyd symphonies nos 1 and 12 Albany Symphony Orchestra/George Lloyd . This is nice music and and quite moving at times.
I am new to this composer and will be certainly buying more by him, anyone else on here familiar with this music ?

Schumann/Brahms piano quintets / Jeno Jando/Kodaly Quartet.

Uriah heep / the ultimate collection

[Threni]

Stravinsky: Jeu de carte
BBCSSO/Volkov

Stravinsky: Agon
BBCSSO/Volkov

Stravinsky: The Fairy's Kiss
BBCSSO/Volkov

I was hoping for Volkov to continue his Stravinsky series but now he's left the BBC Scottish it looks like that's it :-(

[Petrushka]

Brahms: Serenade No 1
Concertgebouw/Haitink

Mahler: Symphony No 1
Concertgebouw/Haitink (the 1962 recording)

(Unbelievably, the first time I've heard the Serenade!)

[Bryn]

I was hoping for Volkov to continue his Stravinsky series but now he's left the BBC Scottish it looks like that's it :-(

Has he "left" them? I thought he still retained a strong link and Principal Guest Conductor.

[maestro267]

Stravinsky: The Firebird (complete 1910 version)
Philharmonia Orchestra/Craft

Bartok: The Wooden Prince
Bournemouth SO/Alsop

[Threni]

A little bit more before bedtime

Stravinsky: The Flood
Craft

Stravinsky: Danse Concertantes
Dutoit

[Tapiola]

Inspired by Nachtigall's recent thread on unaccompanied Bach...

Partita in D minor for solo violin (Menuhin on Naxos Historical)