What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

Another all-time classic and one of my two favorite Oregon albums:

An excellent choice Berend!

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Originally posted by Voltaire:
An excellent choice Berend!

Thanks, Christian Scott is one of my favourites (but I have a lot of favorites ...)

Edna Stern: piano
Schumann

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Originally posted by MilesSmiles:

Good idea

The voices of Anonymous 4.

I tried to post Hildegard Von Bingen's 11,0000 Virgins sung by Anonymous 4 and I encountered this:

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Second attempt, no words:

Christophe, how do you like the Chopin & Beethoven recordings of Anne Queffélec?

For sentimental reasons, the hunt for me to find and order these recordings begins right now. I have forever locked in my mind the sound of Anne Queffélec playing Chopin. In 1972 or 1973, one of the first LP's I ever bought was her playing the Scherzi and Impromtus. The music and the soundscape still haunts me to this day. It opened up a better world I didn't knew existed and it was her recording that really symbolizes the early beginning starting point that has led me on a journey to where I am today. I still get goosebumps just thinking of that time and how lucky I was to find such a connection.

Thanks for posting this and making my day!

Regards,
Doug

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Haim, tsk, tsk, you are busted! Another troublemaker who had it coming

Myself, being a peaceful, law abiding citizen, will enjoy the sunrise while listening to this non-controversial music that will surely not lead to my causing any civil disobedience.