What classical music did you listen to today?

[Serassi1836]

Mozart's Requiem K626 (Choir and Orchestra pf the Milan Catholic University) WONDERFUL.

 

[ses]

Now preparing ourselves for tonighs concert with our local band. (A GREAT BAND)


http://www.odensesymfoni.dk/show/danish/odense_symfoniorkester.aspx


Ljadov: Kikimora
Prokofiev: Violinkoncert nr. 2
Sjostakovitj: Symfoni nr. 5


Conductor is: Petr Altrichter from Brno Filharmonikerne
Violinist is: Chloë Hanslip

 

[Mat]

Eva Podblocka and Wroclaw Chamber with Mozart pianoconcerto no 17. A very fine performance with wonderfull sound on the Polish Accord label.

Yay, Wrocław - my city:grin::grin:.


And back on topic:
J.S Bach - Violin Concert A minor


Greetings from Poland,
Mat

 

[Kromme]

Uh I am in danger, and I dare not


but of course you mention some from the PR department (DG and Columbia), there is also a George from Decca and a Benhard from Philips and so on. Well I like some of their records very much – OF COURSE.


My intension: Let us not forget the great musicians who plays and make the music lives in other parts of the musicworld. They has so much to offer.....


and as and example: Now plays the Chech Philharmonic and Paul Kletzki the 1.st and 8.th by LvB, what a marvel and naturally flow – and orchestral playing. My old Supraphon vinyl still sounds very fine.

I agree wholeheartedly.Jochum and Kempe were great masters and so was Kletzki...At least we know our music and enjoy the legacy of these great musicians.

 

[Muza]

beethovens 5th symphony

 

[ses]

Yay, Wrocław - my city:grin::grin:.


And back on topic:
J.S Bach - Violin Concert A minor


Greetings from Poland,
Mat

OT.

I visited Wroclaw in 1990 as a member of an amateur choir. I remember a City with many cultural buildings, and a marvellous concert hall in Leopoldinum, where we made a concert. For several years we had at that time great friends in Wroclaw.:grin:


Back to the thread: Fine performances of Martinu's cello concertos.

 

[toejamfootball]

Vivaldi's concerto op. 3, no. 3 transcribed by Bach for Harpsichord.. by ... this guy.. :grin:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQVfmBb6Ays

 

[marval]

Mozart's symphony 25 in G minor, accompaned by the hum of my washing machine.

 

[ses]

Benedetto Marcello 4 concerto grosso op 1. Ostrava Janacek Chamber Orchestra, conductet by Zdenek Dejmek.
An old Supraphon vinyl with faboulus sound.

 

[Corno Dolce]

Max Reger's Symphonic Fantasia and Fugue Op. 57

 

[Krummhorn]

Contrapunctus IX JS Bach
- - - and - - -
Eine Keine Nachtmusic WA Mozart
Both performed by Brass quintet as part of concert program today.

 

[rojo]

Zimerman playing Schubert Impromptus Nos. 1,2,3, and 4 from Op. 90. Enjoyed them.

How'd that concert go, Kh?

 

[Muza]

Vivaldi 4 Seasons.

 

[Corno Dolce]

Franz Schubert's "Trout Quintett".

 

[Fretless]

Iannis Xenakis--Pleiades for 6 Percussionists, and Psappha for solo percussion.

 

[Muza]

Toccata and Fugue

 

[Corno Dolce]

Vier Letzte Lieder by Richard Strauss.

 

[Muza]

how funny, I was just reading about it (referring to Richard Strauss' Vier Letzte Lieder)

 

[Corno Dolce]

Hello Muza,

Richard Strauss was such a masterful orchestrator. He made it seem so easy - - I mean, just take some time and study a conductor's score of "Ein Alpensymphonie" or "Ein Heldenleben" - WOW!!!

Cheers,

CD

 

[Fretless]

Erkki-Sven Tuur--Symphony No. 4
Martinu--Symphony No. 3