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TamPosted: 06 November 2006Last Updated: 10 December 2006
quote:Originally posted by pe-zulu:I have to confess, that Schubert never was one of my greatest interests. Of course I know many of his works, and I find works like the third and fifth symphony as well as the Unfinished very appealing. And of course...
rupert bearPosted: 10 December 2006Last Updated: 10 December 2006
Just thought I'd share this with you good people.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrXUVSxeZYQ
oxgangsPosted: 10 December 2006Last Updated: 10 December 2006
Ive always love Vaughan Williams Tallis Fantasia more info on the tallis fantasia I have about 4 versions and by this I mean orchestras and conductorsBernard Haitink Adrian Boult Neville Marriner and Malcolm SargentI always seem to come back to the...
Pete MPosted: 06 December 2006Last Updated: 10 December 2006
I've been looking for a copy of Bach's cello suites on vinyl for ages. Ideally I was looking for Gendron on Philips or Fourniers on DG but they always go for really stupid prices on ebay. Speakers Corner have Starkers first cycle of suites on...
RobbertPosted: 07 December 2006Last Updated: 10 December 2006
Who has this CD in the ( JVC ) XRCD version. Or has it on LP. ( Label: Three Blind Mice, Number: tbm-30 )Please mail me at rob-z@hotmail.com
AWSPosted: 08 November 2006Last Updated: 08 December 2006
What is your opinion of the best done "Eroica" symphony by Beethoven on compact disc?Thanks,Weldon
Michael_B.Posted: 13 November 2006Last Updated: 07 December 2006
I have two recordings of this: Furtwangler's and Karajan's. Both are interpretations that in many ways hinge on struggle and triumph. Can anyone recommend a more reflective, lyrical interpretation?Many thanks in advance,Michael
RubioPosted: 06 December 2006Last Updated: 07 December 2006
I'm delving into the choral repertoire at the moment, and I thought about getting to know some of Haydn's work. I already have "The Creation" with Rattle and "Paukenmesse" with Pinnock, and I wonder if you have recommendations for any more CD's? What...
JWMPosted: 03 November 2006Last Updated: 06 December 2006
First, I don't want to suggest to any conscientious objectors that they should shop at Tesco! But...For the car (initially!) this week I bought a very cheap and - as it turns out - very excellent 2-CD compilation called "Best of the Blues" - 40 tracks...
AnaloguePosted: 06 December 2006Last Updated: 06 December 2006
Legacy: 40th Year Jubilee Celebration.Have ordered a copy from www.hmv.com for £13.99Just under 2hours long, including interviews with the band members.It will be great to see cousin John (Marshall)on dvd, haven't seen him since 1977.RegardsChris N
acad tsunamiPosted: 06 December 2006Last Updated: 06 December 2006
Legendary Violins Were Chemically TreatedI was surprised to read the following:“I played a Strad for some time,” said Christopher Whiting, a professional violinist and a writer for Strings Magazine. “Now I have daily contact with a...
Michael_B.Posted: 09 November 2006Last Updated: 06 December 2006
Having totally failed to find who played sax on Cathfire, could some kind soul provide me with a short shopping list?Many thanks in advance,Mike
JamieWednesdayPosted: 27 November 2006Last Updated: 05 December 2006
Amazon LinkI think some of Amazon's 'reviewers' are starting to take the piss.
Guido FawkesPosted: 28 November 2006Last Updated: 05 December 2006
There were quite a few good releases this year - For me the most significant album of the year was The Drift by Scott Walker. The best new track of the year was David Wainwright's Feet by HMHB.
Michael DalePosted: 04 December 2006Last Updated: 05 December 2006
Oh my word. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3000...9&fromMakeTrack=true condition VG-, too.
RasherPosted: 04 December 2006Last Updated: 04 December 2006
The new Faithless album is something of a suprise. If you are expecting the usual Faithless dance festival anthem stuff, then you'll probably be surprised as this leans more towards a Boards Of Canada / Future Sound Of London type experience, which...
andy cPosted: 04 December 2006Last Updated: 04 December 2006
Went to see the chap last night with Shel, and I have to say he sure can sing. Worked the crowd very well, and the concert was well worth the dosh - at £60 per ticket!!!
JWMPosted: 03 December 2006Last Updated: 03 December 2006
Sorry to pinch your thread title John (JN)!But to all ND and JM fans, and indeed ALL those who enjoy acoustic music, please may I recommend KEITH JAMES?We went to see him for a second time yesterday evening at Cambridge Junction 2 'The Shed'.He is...
lyndonPosted: 03 December 2006Last Updated: 03 December 2006
its here http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=14...8&fromMakeTrack=true lyndon
J.N.Posted: 04 October 2006Last Updated: 03 December 2006
His new album 'Around in Circles' is a delight.Beautifully hypnotic and melodic guitar playing, reminiscent of the styles of ND and JM.Dan Arborise also has a great voice. I love this album - Nice recording too.Details here.John.
seagullPosted: 02 December 2006Last Updated: 02 December 2006
Just got back from the football (Reading v Bolton) via the 3 Guineas and PoW (and some very fine Woodfordes Wherry Best and Dark Star Hophead) to an empty nest.What should I play? I pulled out "Strange Times" by the Chameleons (did I ever say I like...
CamlanPosted: 28 November 2006Last Updated: 02 December 2006
The substantial volume of praise in the thread below seems to me to miss an essential point. I have now listened to the album 3 times and it has to be said enjoyed it but on the third listening I had an uneasy feeling that something was wrong. I then...
Sloop John BPosted: 26 November 2006Last Updated: 30 November 2006
Once again I'm asking your help with albums to buy Mrs Sloop for Christmas.I think some well recorded chamber music may just be the ticket. I know it's a wide canvas I've stretched before you but when it comes to classical music the cupboard is very ...
Steve S1Posted: 28 November 2006Last Updated: 30 November 2006
Just got a copy of this and it sounds really good, better than "Shakin' the Tree", but a best of Peter Gabriel with no "Mercy Street"? Don't you just hate it when they do things like that?Steve.
AnaloguePosted: 28 November 2006Last Updated: 29 November 2006
The BBC announced this morning that Alan passed away yesterday.He was with the BBC for over 40years