What are you listening to? (VOL VI)

The Splendour of Baroque

~<>~ Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) ~<>~
Concerto in A minor P.83
for flute, strigs, and continuo
Severino Gazzelloni piccolo
I MUSICI

~<>~ Tomaso Albinoni (1671-1750) ~<>~
Concerto A 5 in C, Op.9 no.9
for 2 oboes, strings, and continuo
Heinz Hilliger oboe
Maurice Bourgue oboe
Maria Teresa Garatti harpsichord
I MUSICI

~<>~ Johann Jadchim Quantz (1697-1773) ~<>~
Concerto in G
for flute, strings and continuo
Jean-Pierre Rampal flute
Huguette Gremy harpsichord
Orchestre-Antqua Musica ~ Jacques Roussel

~<>~ Antonio Vivaldi ~<>~
Concerto in E minor P.137
for bassoon, strings, and continuo
Marco Contantini bassoon
Maria Teresa Garatti harpischord
I MUSICI

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Philips (p) 1971
Playing record 4 of 5 x LP box-set : )

Newton Faulkner

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Originally posted by droodzilla:

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Originally posted by Haim Ronen:

Looks interesting, Haim. What do you think of it?

Nigel,

Fifteen years ago hardly anyone was bothering with Haydn's piano sonatas and now I have three excellent recordings of these works with Marc-Andre Hamelin, Yevgeny Sudbin, and the latest with Ragna Schrimer. She was recommended to me by Stefan and I put her right at the top, highly recommending her. She also has a three discs recording of the complete suites by Handel which I will probably get in the near future.

If you prefer to try Haydn with a single disc then go ahead and get Sudbin who is very good. The other two are double discs.

Haim

After three hours on the tracktor, Fresu to smoothen some rough edges.

The Splendour of Baroque

~<>~ Antonio Vivaldi ~<>~
Concerto in C, P.16
for 2 flutes, 2 theorboes, 2 mandolins,
2 salmo, 4 violini in tromba marina, cello,
strings and continuo...
Staatskapelle Dresden ~ Vittorio Negri

~<>~ Johann Sebastian Bach ~<>~
Concerto in C minor, BWV 1060
for 2 harsichords, strings and continuo
Hans Pischner harpsichord
Isolde Ahlgrimm harpsichord
Staatskapelle Dresden ~ Kurt Redel

~<>~ Jean-Baptiste Lully (1632-1687) ~<>~
"Le Divertissement de Chambord"
(Music to Moliere's "Monsieur de Pourceaugnac"

~<>~ Jan Dismas Zelenka (1679-1745) ~<>~
Concerto A 8 in G
Gunther Zorn oboe
Saschko Gawriloff violin
Peter Hahn cello
Klaus Thunemann bassoon

~<>~ Willem de Fesch (1687-1761) ~<>~
Concerto in B flat. Op, 3 no.2
for 2 oboes, bassoon, strings, and continuo
Deutsche Bachsolisten ~ Helmut Winschermann

Philips 6 x LP box-set (p)

Playing record 6 of this set : )

(i won't mention just realising this is a 6 LP set and not 5)

Debs

Will Hoge

The Postmarks - By the Numbers

Rhamadan (2010 Remix) from

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Originally posted by cto007:
Wow. Playing this is the best way to simultaneously feel like you're getting taken on a ride whilst getting the strangest looks from my wife. To quote her, "I don't get Eno." I retort, "Exactly. Go back to your rockabilly, honey "

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Originally posted by Ballan:


"Small Craft On A Milk Sea" by Brian Eno

This is one of the benefits of listening alone....

LP (p) 1968

On vinyl, from 1989. Maddy and the boys in fine form.

Steeleye Span

All Around My Hat

1
Black Jack Davy
Hard Times In Tory England
Cadgwith Anthem
Sum Waves (Tunes)
The Wife Of Ushers Well

2
Gamble Gold (Robin Hood)
All Around My Hat
Dance With Me
Batchelors Hall

Chrysalis LP (p) 1975

Nice call, Jeremy...

It's a Steeleye Span kind of Monday Morning!

Shame the Anamorphic Projections don't work on the computer screen! : )

Debs

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Shame the Anamorphic Projections don't work on the computer screen!

There must be "an app for that"!

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Originally posted by BigH47:

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Shame the Anamorphic Projections don't work on the computer screen!

There must be "an app for that"!

Mind you don't fall off your computer stool!

Hey Debs, what I was looking for next but seem to have mislaid is this:



so meanwhile went to this:

as it is nearby alphabetically.
Enjoying an extra hour of listening Sunday night here on west coast USA with the time change.

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Originally posted by JeremyB:

Nice, don't think I have this one.