What are you listening to right now? (VOL I)

In the car in the morning: Telemann-Tafelmusik-Musica Antiqua Koln,

In the car in the evening: Tomasz Stanko Quartet-Soul Of Things,

At home tonight: Trio Mediaeval- Words of the Angel

Haim

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Originally posted by HR:
In the car in the morning: Telemann-Tafelmusik-Musica Antiqua Koln,

In the car in the evening: Tomasz Stanko Quartet-Soul Of Things,

At home tonight: Trio Mediaeval- Words of the Angel

Haim

Haim, sounds like you're Europe origined, with this excellent choice of music (I LOVE the Telemann and Stanko CD's and most likely "Words of the Angel"...)

If you haven't got them, already, go buy everything from Hille Perl and Los Otros, and try the Biber by Musica Antiqua, as well...

cheers
Stefan

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and try the Biber by Musica Antiqua, as well...

"Hear, hear!"

One of the advantages of sitting at home with atypical pneumonia:

Solomon Burke "Don't give up on me," followed by Massive Attack "Blue lines," followed by Crowded House, "Woodface," to be followed by some Malcolm Arnold and then some Shostakovich chamber music. Update: got distracted by The Vulgar Boatmen and now Christy Moore has got the DTs

Once I get some energy I will select this afternoon's pile, expecting a couple of new discs on the post as well (Enrico Rava "Tati" and E.S.T. "Viaticum - platinum") The upside of sickness

Huw

Hawkwind - Future Reconstrucitons, remixes by the likes of Astralasia and others who I simply do not recognise. Different (to me) but good ambient type of stuff.

Haim[/QUOTE]
Haim, sounds like you're Europe origined, with this excellent choice of music (I LOVE the Telemann and Stanko CD's and most likely "Words of the Angel"...)

Cheers
Stefan

Stefan,

I am from Israel and I live in the US, so Europe is half way for me... I try to stop there everytime I visit Israel.

Thank you for your recommendations. I love Biber and Telemann and I have a lot of music composed by them. Two of my favorites are:

Biber/Romanesca/violin sonatas/ Andrew Manze- violin,Nigel North-lute, John Toll-harpsicord/harmonia mundi HMX2907344.45

Telemann/"Schwanengesang 1733" (Trauermusik des Hamburgischen Burgermeisters Garlieb Sillem), Cantata "Herr, strafe mich nicht in Deinem Zorn"/La Stagione, Michael Schneider, Barbara Schlick, soprano/cpo 999212-2

Best regards,

Haim

If you haven't got them, already, go buy everything from Hille Perl and Los Otros, and try the Biber by Musica Antiqua, as well...

cheers
Stefan[/QUOTE]

Stefan,

I took your word and I just ordered the followings at Tower Records:

Aguirre / Los Ostros
Douice Memoire / Glosas, Passeggiati &Diminutions / Hille Perl
Biber / Harmonia /Artificiosa / Musika Antiqua Cologne

Thank you again,

Haim

Beethoven Fifth. Berlin Phil, Furtwangler, 23rd May 1954 Concert. Just finished. I bet the audience went wild. [applause cut!].

Fredrik

Pastoral from the same concert! This was a sunny (except for the Storm) day to warm the heart!

Fredrik

Talking Heads - Little Creatures followed by Speaking in Tongues (both vinyl) as Nigel says brilliant.

Howard

Mahler Symphony no.3 Sinopoli/Philharmonia.

regards, Tam

Today's set: Trovesi & Coscia "Round about Weill," The National "Alligator," Martin Stephenson & The Daintees "Boat to Bolivia," Cat Power "Moon Pix," Terry Evans "Blues for thought" and Ben Webster "Soulville." Now deciding between some Bantock or Tchaikovsky ...

Hilton Ruiz: Piano man.

One of my favourite latin jazz piano player.

..and Vince is up next.

Damn all 'cause I'm away in France but I gather Gidon Kremer has made a new recording of the Bach Sonatas and Partitas for solo violin...

INXS - Swing then Kick

Howard

Still on my Sinopoli Mahler cycle with the Philharmonia (and very good it is too). Currently listening to number 5.

regards, Tam

So far: Catatonia "International Velvet," Tori Amos "Tales of a librarian," Essential Purcell on Hyperion, Schubert "Trout Quintet," currently Nigel Kennedy & Lynn Harrell "duos for violin & cello"

Chris Rea's blues box set. Still haven't heard them all.

Public Enemy - Fear Of A Black Planet.

Amon Duul II - Tanz der Lemminge - currently side one:

Syntelman's March of the Roaring Seventies interpolating Pull Down Your Mask, Prayer to the Silence and Telephonecomplex

Sounds good as it ever did

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Originally posted by ROTF:
Amon Duul II - Tanz der Lemminge - currently side one:

Syntelman's March of the Roaring Seventies interpolating Pull Down Your Mask, Prayer to the Silence and Telephonecomplex

Sounds good as if ever did

ROTF, you win my personal "what are you listening to right now" cup of the month !!!

Personally, I'm happily exploring Gianluigi Trovesi's "Fugace"

cheers
Stefan

C'mon Stefan - spill the beans. How does the sound of flies zapping into the grilles sound?

Currenltly listening to Beyond the Missouri Sky, Metheney and Haden.

Having spent best part of half a day between doctor, hospital and radiology unit (thankfully infection in remission) am now wallowing in The Liberation Music Orchestra's "Not in Our Name."

Powerful stuff. Woody Guthrie had "this machine kills fascists" on his guitar, if only it were so easy for music to heal the woes of this world.

Phillip Glass - Symphony Number 5

Charles & Eddie - Duophonics

Martyn Bennett - Hardland