Corno Dolce
Admiral Honkenwheezenpooferspieler
At the Moment: Vol.22 of Ton Koopman's complete survey of JSBach's Cantatas.
What music are you listening to?
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methodistgirl
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I'm listening to new age Native american music. It's so soothing.
judy tooley
judy tooley
zoned
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Right now I am listening to Erkki Melartin's symph. no. 3. He is a little known finnish composer of the early 20th century who I place actually close to Sibelius in appeal. I think if more people were exposed to his symphonies they would be in awe that such accomplished works are not more widely known or performed,I think this is quite unjust. His six symphonies are recorded on the Ondine label by the Tampere Philharmonic conducted by Leonid Grin.Anyone giving these works a hearing I think in large measure would be as highly impressed as I am. Truly little known gems. Please give them a try!
rojo
(Ret)
Oooh Muza; that's one of my favs! Bruno Pelletier and Daniel Lavoie singing there; two icons from my neck of the woods...
Here's my fav part of NDDP- Le Temps Des Cathédrales. The rising crescendo always gets me.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L24vaxNH91w&feature=related[/youtube]
Here's my fav part of NDDP- Le Temps Des Cathédrales. The rising crescendo always gets me.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L24vaxNH91w&feature=related[/youtube]
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Contratrombone64
Admiral of Fugues
Still swimming delightedly in Bach cantatas at present, only got 180 to go ...
Sweet Corn - couldn't you just listen to Bach forever??
Sweet Corn - couldn't you just listen to Bach forever??
Corno Dolce
Admiral Honkenwheezenpooferspieler
Dear CT64,
Oh yes, I could listen to JSBach forever and ever and ever and ever.............
And to think that the Bach Family Tree has its roots in a baker from Hungary named Veit Bach who fled from the oppression of the Roman Catholic Austro-Hungarian Empire and found refuge in a tiny forest hamlet in Thüringerwald because he was a convert to the Lutheran Church.
Oh yes, I could listen to JSBach forever and ever and ever and ever.............
And to think that the Bach Family Tree has its roots in a baker from Hungary named Veit Bach who fled from the oppression of the Roman Catholic Austro-Hungarian Empire and found refuge in a tiny forest hamlet in Thüringerwald because he was a convert to the Lutheran Church.
Muza
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Those are good ones, Rojo.
That actually is my favourite cast of the NDDP. (I didnt watch all of them, but bits and pieces here and there), and this one just really touches me. I think all the personages are well chosen, and they are definitelly all very charizmatic.
And I like most of it music wise, too, but especially the one I mentioned.
That actually is my favourite cast of the NDDP. (I didnt watch all of them, but bits and pieces here and there), and this one just really touches me. I think all the personages are well chosen, and they are definitelly all very charizmatic.
And I like most of it music wise, too, but especially the one I mentioned.
intet_at_tabe
Rear Admiral Appassionata (Ret.)
The legendary English rock group The Who on the album "Live at Leeds".
amadpianist
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Currently listening to my own music
methodistgirl
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Native american flute music. Beautiful!
judy tooley
judy tooley
intet_at_tabe
Rear Admiral Appassionata (Ret.)
"In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning", crooned by Frank Sinatra.
Corno Dolce
Admiral Honkenwheezenpooferspieler
Vol.21 of Ton Koopman's JSBach Cantata Series.
methodistgirl
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Indian drums and more drums!
judy tooley
judy tooley
