What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

Merry Xmas everyone and thank you for the music..

Manchester, 04.12.2010. Peace & Love to all.

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Pierre Hantai - harpsichord
Bach

disc 1
first listen

Jeff,

You beat me to it!

EJ

Just buffing up my chest wig and medallion. Italo Disco is just the best most bonkers music ever.

Tutte le donna amano pavoneeggiarsi per vedermi la mia roba e gestire le loro mani, attraverso il mio petto virile. ask Gianluigi.





Dean...

I'll pass on that one

Merry Christmas to all forum members

Bill Evans "Blue In Green"

Bill Evans - piano, Marty Morell - drums, Eddie Gomez - bass

You don't know what you're missing Italians make the best dance music.

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Originally posted by james n:


I'll pass on that one

Dean...

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Originally posted by EJS:

quote:

Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Pierre Hantai - harpsichord
Bach
disc 1
first listen

Jeff,

You beat me to it!

EJ

Merry Christmas EJ. I have been downloading some of the music posted on the forum as Christmas presents to myself. I enjoyed this first listen.

The other recording I have of some of the WTC is John Lewis, long-time pianist with the Modern Jazz Quartet. He presents the preludes in "traditional" classical mode, whilst doing the fugues with sidemen in a chamber-jazz presentation.

regards
Jeff A

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Originally posted by Voltaire:

Merry Christmas, Gordon. Difficult I am sure, but wishing you the beauty and joy of the season. The only Part I have is Te Deum, may play that later.

best regards
Jeff A

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Originally posted by Whizzkid:
You don't know what you're missing Italians make the best dance music.

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Originally posted by james n:


I'll pass on that one

Dean...

I'd like to second that, but although I love it musicwise, I am reminded of an old Dutch commercial, where a Dutch family drives away from home, windows open and cheering to the carstereo playing some English track with adult language. Ending with: isn't it time for a languagecourse!?

Italian is still on my list of languages to learn

First Listen

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:

Merry Christmas, Gordon...wishing you the beauty and joy of the season.

best regards
Jeff A

Thanks Jeff, the same to you and Heidi.

Sir Roland Hanna - "Tributaries-Reflections on Tommy Flanagan"

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Originally posted by Redkev:

First Listen

Redkev

Happy Holidays to you and yours. Nice having you spend so much time on this thread this year. Thanks for the recommend on "KORT" Wagner/Tidwell. I enjoy that very much.

regards
Jeff A

On CD:-

EJ

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Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:

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Originally posted by Redkev:

First Listen

Redkev

Happy Holidays to you and yours. Nice having you spend so much time on this thread this year. Thanks for the recommend on "KORT" Wagner/Tidwell. I enjoy that very much.

regards
Jeff A

Thanks Jeff

Happy Holidays to you and your family. I always look forward to your posts and have discovered some very good artists such as Katie Sawicki who you posted on here recently. Other artists include Sarah Blasko & Elizabeth & the Catapult.

Great album this one yes really it is James in the same vein as Wilco/Fleet Foxes with sprinklings of Beck & Radiohead.






Dean...

Christmas records really don't come much worse than this: average singing in bad english, silly arrangements for string orchestra, one new song where the cliche text is held together by the saccharine orchestration, etc. I love it!

EJ

Disc 2 - pre Christmas eve outing music

Karl

Post Christmas Eve outing music –

Shostakovich – Symphony No. 15 LPO Haitink

Saint-Saens- Symphony No. 3 Los Angeles Philharmonic Mehta

Sorry no pictures, both on vinyl

Karl