What Are You Listening To Now? - II

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

I'm genuinely puzzled as to whether you apply the same systematic approach you seem to adopt with music to other aspects of your life?
"This morning, putting on my underpants 26, blue ones"

Oi!! Steady on - I tend to select a recording to play again and again throughout a week: I wouldn't want anyone to suggest a similar pattern to my underwear-changing habits!

(And as for the days when I don't play any Music .... )

[Serial_Apologist]

Oi!! Steady on - I tend to select a recording to play again and again throughout a week: I wouldn't want anyone to suggest a similar pattern to my underwear-changing habits!

(And as for the days when I don't play any Music .... )

Are people who listen to music in reverse chronological time backwoodsmen?

[ahinton]

Are people who listen to music in reverse chronological time backwoodsmen?

Another classic from the S_A repository of bons(?) mots! Have you ever thought to bring them all together in a volume entitled Confessions of a Serial Apologist? You could do a whole lot worse, methinks!

[Stanfordian]

Vaughan Williams
Symphony No. 2 ‘A London Symphony’
Symphony No. 8
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra/Andrew Manze
Recorded 2015 Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool
Onyx

Vaughan Williams
Phantasy Quintet
String Quartets No’s 1 & 2
Maggini Quartet with Garfield Jackson (viola)
Recorded 2000 Potton Hall, Suffolk
Naxos

Kenny Burrell, Stanley Turrentine, Major Holley Jr. Bill English & Ray Barretto
‘Midnight Blue’
Blue Note (1967)

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Are people who listen to music in reverse chronological time backwoodsmen?

(Are yours Marx & Spencers? )

[Bryn]

Feldman: Rothko Chapel (UC Berkleey Chamber Choir et al).

[BBMmk2]

Vaughan Williams
Symphony No. 2 ‘A London Symphony’
Symphony No. 8
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra/Andrew Manze
Recorded 2015 Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool
Onyx

Vaughan Williams
Phantasy Quintet
String Quartets No’s 1 & 2
Maggini Quartet with Garfield Jackson (viola)
Recorded 2000 Potton Hall, Suffolk
Naxos

How's the Andrew Manze, Stan. I rather liked his interpretations in concert? Followed up with that marvellous recording of the Phantasy Quintet and RVW's striing quartets!

[Stanfordian]

How's the Andrew Manze, Stan. I rather liked his interpretations in concert? Followed up with that marvellous recording of the Phantasy Quintet and RVW's striing quartets!

Hiya maestro,

I think Manze was born to conduct Vaughan Williams he just gets better and better.

[EdgeleyRob]

Hiya maestro,

I think Manze was born to conduct Vaughan Williams he just gets better and better.

[teamsaint]

Oi!! Steady on - I tend to select a recording to play again and again throughout a week: I wouldn't want anyone to suggest a similar pattern to my underwear-changing habits!

(And as for the days when I don't play any Music .... )

Somehow Mendelssohn symphony #3 just came to mind..

anyhow,
Dutilleux.
Ainsi la Nuit.
Belcea Quartet.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Somehow Mendelssohn symphony #3 just came to mind.

All in perfect working order, thank you.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

All right - read "adequate"

[pastoralguy]

Paganini. Violin concerto no. 1

The wonderful Salvatore Accardo with the LPO under Charles Dutoit.

Phenomenal violin playing.

[Petrushka]

Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto No 1
Yuri Egorov (piano)

[interval]

Tchaikovsky: Symphony No 4

Concertgebouw Orchestra, Amsterdam
Antal Dorati

Given in the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, on June 15 1979. http://www.radio4.nl/luister-concert...v-antal-Dorati

Familiar fare but none the worse for that. Both receive exciting performances and given on a day that I happen to remember well,

[BBMmk2]

Hiya maestro,

I think Manze was born to conduct Vaughan Williams he just gets better and better.

That means I have Boult(that second one I thinkl), Andrew Davis, Vernon Handley's, Andre Previn's, odds and sods, here and there! Yikes!