What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

quote:

Originally posted by markah:

Lovely album, Haim. Also try "Suspended Night" and "Lontano", two other fine Stanko albums.

Mark

Mark,

I am enjoying it a lot. All the recent eyes of ECM (The Astounding Eyes of Rita & Dark Eyes) have been pretty good. My only complaint is that Adrian got his copy four months before they decided to distribute it in the US.
I do have the other two Stanko albums as well as Soul of Things and Matka Joanna.

Regards,
Haim

BFAF

quote:

Originally posted by Haim Ronen:
I do have the other two Stanko albums as well as Soul of Things and Matka Joanna.

Regards,
Haim

Thanks Haim. 2 more to add to the collection!

Cheers

quote:

Originally posted by markah:

quote:

Originally posted by Haim Ronen:
I do have the other two Stanko albums as well as Soul of Things and Matka Joanna.

Regards,
Haim

Thanks Haim. 2 more to add to the collection!

Cheers

Mark,

Here is another excellent and different Stanko which I forgot to mention (might be out of print):




http://www.amazon.com/Litania-...id=1270338953&sr=1-2

Among the septet players you have Bobo Stenson on piano, Terje Rypdal on electric guitar and Palle Danielsson playing the double-bass.

This evenings plays
On Silver!


On the Black!

Haim, I was just looking at that one on Amazon.co.uk where it is still available new.

Mark

Music for 2 and 3 lutes ( around 1600 )

Simone Molinaro Ballo detto "Il Conte Orlando" ~ Saltarello
Johnson Treble to a Ground
Giovanni Pacoloni Saltarello della traditoria ~
Saltarello milanese / Passamezzo della battaglia
Emanuel Adriaenssen Madonna mia pieta / io vo gridando
Thomas Robinson A Toy
Hans Leo Hassler Canzon
John Dowland Mr. George Whitehead his Almand
My Lord Willoughby's Welcombe Home
Joachim van den Hove Lieto godea
Vincenzo Galilei Fuga a l'unisono
Alessandro Piccinini Canzona
Anonym: La rosignoll / De la trumba / Drewries accodes

Konrad Ragossnig
Jurgen Hubscher
Dieter Kirsch

Renaissance~Laute

Recordings from 1976
Archiv Produktion LP

Inspired by the Pogues Thread
On the Original Black!

With all this talk I thought I'd give this a spin before an early night.

Last two albums tonight.

What the h**l another one.

Oooh!

...at first glance that image on the LisztOmania looks more than a little phallus , Kuma!

<giggle>

Debs

Orgelmeister vor Bach

The Early German Organ School

Seite 1

Vincent Lubeck (1654-1740)
Praeludium und Fuge E-dur

Dietrich Buxtehude (1637-1707)
Passacaglia d-moll, Bux WV 161
Praeludium und Fuge g-moll, Bux WV 149

Seite 2

Dietrich Buxtehude
Praeludium und Fuge e-moll, Bux WV 142

Samuel Scheidt (1587-1654)
"Warum betrubst du dich, mein Herz"
(Cantio sacra)

Helmut Walcha Arp-Schnitger-Orgel, Cappel

Aufnahme: Cappel (Kreis Wesermunde), Kirche St. Petri und Pauli 20-30/9/1977
Archiv Produktion (Polydor) 4 x LP box-set @ 1978

Playing the first LP of the box-set...
They cleaned up very nicely, look mint, unplayed, like new, and sound really super quite loud at this time of the morning! : )

Debs

On Spotify

Watcha,

How come I don't see attachment option here? I do in Hi Fi area.

quote:

Originally posted by Haim Ronen:
All the recent eyes of ECM (The Astounding Eyes of Rita & Dark Eyes) have been pretty good. My only complaint is that Adrian got his copy four months before they decided to distribute it in the US.

Haim, those US distributors do have a habit of letting you down over there. Glad you now have it though and hope you enjoy it.

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Originally posted by Dustysox:
Watcha,

How come I don't see attachment option here? I do in Hi Fi area.

Dustysox,

Use the image button in the reply box above (second from right) - post an album cover from amazon (jpg file) or another musical website.