What are you listening to right now?

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tmazz

Mozart: Symphony # 41 / Haydn: Symphony # 88; Reiner- Chicago Symphony



Another great Reiner performance. I often regret that I was never able to see him live.

Remember, it's all about the music........

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allenzachary

Making Movies...one of my faves.

Skateaway: "toro, toro, taxi"


tmazz

Hey that's a good idea, I have a Beethoven's 5th in my incoming pile too.

Beethoven: Fifth Symphony - Leonard Bernstein/New York Philharmonic

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tmazz

Sibelius: Violin Concerto - Heifetz/Hendl/Chichago Symphony

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allenzachary

Ken-

How did you like the 5th?  I'm not familiar with the Bruno Walter version, but the Bernstein posted by tmazz immediately after your Walter is part of my collection and one of the best versions I've heard.  The 5th's tempo should be slow, too often its pace is rushed.  The Bernstein is fabulous.


Bigfish8

Quote from: allenzachary on November 09, 2010, 04:02:16 PM
Ken-

How did you like the 5th?  I'm not familiar with the Bruno Walter version, but the Bernstein posted by tmazz immediately after your Walter is part of my collection and one of the best versions I've heard.  The 5th's tempo should be slow, too often its pace is rushed.  The Bernstein is fabulous.



I really liked it and I am getting hooked on classical! 

I will have to try to find the Bernstein Version.

Ken

richidoo


Bigfish8



I just downloaded this one from HD Tracks and have just started listening.  

allenzachary

Jumping right in to Mahler.  Very brave. 

Bigfish8

Quote from: allenzachary on November 09, 2010, 05:50:40 PM
Jumping right in to Mahler.  Very brave. 

It may well be some of the most intense and beautiful music I have ever heard!

I loved it and cannot wait to hear it again but it will probably be sometime on the weekend.  Have to hit the road!

Ken

richidoo

Brave indeed! But when Ken gets into something he does not hold back.  :thumb:

There's a lot of great music in the Symphonic genre, and in Chamber music too (small band classical.) I find that it takes a few listenings to a new piece before I reach the peak of enjoyment. Same with any music really. So if you like it now, it only gets better!

shadowlight

Holst: The Planets (1991)
Geoffrey Simon; London Symphony Orchestra & Chorus, Paganini, Niccollo


tmazz

Walter (Wendy) Carlos: Switched on Bach

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tmazz

Remember, it's all about the music........

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