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Old 09-29-2016, 12:08 AM
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Earlier today:
Alwyn: Orchestral Music
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, David Lloyd-Jones conducting
Naxos CD

Fun, easy-to-listen-to music, and a nice recording, what more could you ask?

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Old 09-29-2016, 04:22 PM
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Bach - Johannes Passion
Dunedin Consort, John Butt



Not bad at all, but I prefer Herreweghe.

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I bought this disc for $.04, a ridiculous bargain! It arrived today and I listened to Concerto No.4--what a performance! This is a much younger Arrau than in the set with Colin Davis and his playing is far more energetic. Amazing sound, too.

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Pierre-Laurent Aimard
Cleveland Orchestra
Pierre Boulez

DGG, 2010

Very nicely done.
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Wonderful playing and sound. Feltsman is so attuned to the kaleidoscopic range of moods in this piece.

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Corelli - Concerti Grossi
Gli Incogniti, Amandine Beyer



Wonderful performance of these masterpieces.
I'm so glad we'll attend a concert with these forces coming February.
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This live recording from 1973 (spaced over 4 dates) is superior to his studio RCA recording: he's much more engaged and expressive, and the sound, while lacking some bass and varies a bit from one night to the next, is much clearer. One does need a DVD player that plays back DVD-Audio--and a TV monitor to switch from one Book to the other, but it's nice having all 48 on one disc!



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This live recording from 1973 (spaced over 4 dates) is superior to his studio RCA recording: he's much more engaged and expressive, and the sound, while lacking some bass and varies a bit from one night to the next, is much clearer. One does need a DVD player that plays back DVD-Audio--and a TV monitor to switch from one Book to the other, but it's nice having all 48 on one disc!



Thank you for posting this John!
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Copland: Appalachian Spring (Complete Ballet); Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Leonard Slatkin
Naxos CD

Very nice recording and performances. I think Naxos leads the field in producing excellent recordings of 20th century American music.

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Here's another one for you Tony...


Telarc DG-10078, LP 1982

Pretty amazing sonics, especially in the lower frequencies.

Fanfare For The Common Man
Rodeo
Buckaroo Holiday
Corral Nocturne
Saturday Night Waltz
Hoe-Down

Appalachian Spring (Suite)

For the digirati: CD-80078
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