What are you listening to and WHY might anyone be interested? (VOL V)

Woops, sorry, I have misquoted and I stand corrected.

Good old US rock and roll.

Borrowed from a friend.

Nanci Griffith - Other Voices, Too (A Trip Back to Bountiful)

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Originally posted by naim_nymph:


Hello Haim,

Thank You for recommending Alpha! ; )
I especially like 'Quatre chemins de mélancolie' before bedtime, to me it has that dreamy quality which is far more agreeable than melancholy. I always sleep well after it anyway...
i over-slept today by 2 hours : )

Deborah

Deborah,

I was mintroduced to Alpha by Huw who recommended the excellent Bruno Cocset's disc of Jean Barrier:

http://www.jpc.de/jpcng/classi...ello-Bc/hnum/4153799

Later I learned that Todd Garfinkel, the owner of MA Recordings, was the distributer of Alpha in Japan and I received a lot of recommendations from him. I have sixteen Alphas and none of them had been a disappointement. The music and the sound are always first rate.

Regards,
Haim

Ana - Ralph Towner, solo guitar

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

Oliver,

So far I have remained Berlioz-less. Can you recommend any of his music (I am not big on large scale orchestras)?

Haim

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Originally posted by Haim Ronen:

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

Oliver,

So far I have remained Berlioz-less. Can you recommend any of his music (I am not big on large scale orchestras)?

Haim

Haim,

I don't listen to Berlioz often, I like this historic recording but it is large scale orchestra. The only other Berlioz I do listen to once in a while is his Grande Messe des morts (not all of it in one go / 90 minutes) but again you will have large orchestration of woodwind and brass.

Cheers ... Oliver

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1. What Is This Thing Called Love
2. Spur of the Moment
3. Yesterdays
4. Sound of Love
5. It Might as Well Be Spring
6. So Long Eric
7. Farewell, Farewell
8. Back Home Blues
9. Four Hands

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Elliott Smith