What are you listening to? (Vol VII)

Monsieur de Sainte-Colombe (c.1640 - c.1700)

Les Voix humaines

Margaret Little bass viola da gamba ~ Barak Norman, London 1703

Susie Napper bass viola da gamba ~ Bernard Prunier, Paris 1982

Recordings from St-Augustin de Mirabel, Quebec. 2002 & 2003

Atma Classique 2 x CD © 2004

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On CD:-

Ludwig Van Beethoven

Trio D-Dur op.70 no.1 (Geistertrio)

Johannes Brahms

Trio C-Dur op.87

Morgenstern Trio

Catherine Klipfel piano

Nina Reddig violin

Emanuel Wehse cello

Recording: June 2007

[DDD] Telos Music Studios, Mechernich

telos music records CD © 2007

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Earlier...

Cheers,

EJ

Listening to a DnB / jungle / dubstep / grime programme on local community FM channel.

It's sounding really sweet. Unitiqute is handling the buttery biscuity ['sub'] basslines, with well defined highhat and snare lines and the techno hour (more my cup of tea) is sounding lush. I'd forgotten how good FM can sound.

My external aerial went from V pol to H pol in gales a few weeks ago, so using a wire dipole that came wih a DAB tuner, it's quite crinkled which is really not much better than random wire.  

Otherwise listening to Ott - Mir album

Today's listening so far:

Thanks to KK for posting the Backbeats compilations.  This is the first one I purchased; will be looking at rest of catalog. 

The Wailin' Jennys - Bright Morning Stars

steven wilson - grace for drowning

samples from audio player http://www.gracefordrowning.com/tracklist.php 

...and a free 9.30 track "remainder the black dog" to download. Features the line up of: SW - vocals/keyboards, Theo Travis - sax/flute, Steve Hackett - guitars, Nick Beggs - bass, and Nic France - drums  - Nice  It's Stevely Dan

Watercolors to go with the 96 degrees of heat.

Philips LP © 1979

George Frideric Handel (1685-1759)

Six sonatas for two oboes and continuo

side 1:

no.1 in B flat ~ no.2 in D minor ~ no.3 in E flat

side 2:

no.4 in F ~ no.5 in G ~ no.6 in D

Heinz Holliger oboe

Maurice Bourgue oboe

Christane Jaccottet harpsichord

Manfred Sax bassoon

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First spin. Following the collection of all solo recordings, Decca have brought together all concerto recordings starring one of the best but recording shy pianists of our time. Highly recommended!

Cheers,

EJ

On double black stuff.