What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

Neo-noir slinky hip coolness...

Leontyne Price's second recording of Forza does not better her first with Schippers, but Domingo and Milnes are a great duo here, and Levine manages to keep this opera together like few others.

EJ

Mr. Dylan

quote:

Originally posted by EJS:
Leontyne Price's second recording of Forza does not better her first with Schippers, but Domingo and Milnes are a great duo here, and Levine manages to keep this opera together like few others.

EJ

Great pick.

Selected tracks

~<>~ Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) ~<>~

Viola da Gamba Sonatas Nos. 1-3, BWV1027-1029

Violin Sonata in G minor, BWV1020

Violin Sonata in F major, BWV1022

Zuzana Růžičkov harpsichord
Josef Suk viola

[DDD] Recorded in Prague, May 1996

Pra Ga Da Camera By Praga Digitals CD (p) 2006

First listen

followed by

Joseph Arthur "Redemptions Son"

Enjoying and comparing to earlier listening

Only just found out this a piece of Steve Hoffman Black!

~<>~ Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767) ~<>~

Musique de table ~ Tafelmusik

Concerto Amsterdam ~ Frans Bruggen

Frans Vester transverse flute
Joost Tromp transverse flute
Ad Mater oboe
Jaap Schroder violin
Jacques Holtman violin
Anner Bylsma cello
Gustav Leonhardt harpsichord

Recorded in 1964 (p) Teldec Classics

Warner Music 4 x CD box-set (c) 2008

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Playing all 4 of this cd set tonight, which at this moment is serving as a splendid aperitif (along with a few glasses of red wine) as I cook my evening meal.
I also have this same, Frans Bruggen Tafelmusik on vinyl somewhere, which sounds even better on the sondek, although the my little Yamaha cdp is doing admirably well under the circumstances.

Debs

Wollny, Kruse and Schaefer - one of the best piano trios out there right now.

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Kele Goodwin "Hymns"

Sounds very pleasant Jeff hadn't come across him before.