What Are You Listening To (Classical Version)?

[Kullervo]

WHAT. I missed one of Goldie's Recommended series?! Unacceptable! Thank you for bringing this to my attention, sir!

In the meantime, Elgar's Piano Quintet, a fine piece worthy of more attention than it receives.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOpiAxga3Ts

 

[thetrooper]

Grieg - Morning (from Peer Gynt)

 

[Richard Cribb]

@Kullervo: You are most welcome. I will probably post some more Weingartner later. I agree on the Elgar quintet.
@thetrooper: Very nice to see you again. Been a while. Why not post a video of the Grieg piece?
Here is Reinecke's Undine Sonata, very expressive:

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[ReindeerThistle]

I have Bolivarian Youth Orchestra 2005 concert at Beethovenshall, Bonn, FRG dvd playing on my iMac right now. Very nice. Dudamel conductin.

 

[Richard Cribb]

Dudamel is a great talent,a very inspiring person for his country, and some of his interpretations are interesting, if perhaps a bit too subjective. I liked his Beethoven and also listened with interest on his Bruckner's 9th with Gothenburg SO. I had in mind posting that, but didn't find it on Youtube and I am too lazy to upload it myself.
Having a particulary uninspired day, I'll just post a favourite of mine from my salad days, Schumann's 3rd symphony:

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[Richard Cribb]

Carl Nielsen: Symphony No. 4

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[ReindeerThistle]

I got the Dark Knight on vinyl playing - I know, not classical, but it,s Vinyl. My dad would love it, I'll email him next!

Update: am now listening to Tom Tykwer, et al's "Cloud Atlas" film Score. Again, not classical, but very stirring.

 

[Richard Cribb]

Max Reger's Violin Concerto.

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[thetrooper]

@thetrooper: Very nice to see you again. Been a while. Why not post a video of the Grieg piece?

Thanks old chap!

Do you mean linking to some random thing at youtube? I do notice the youtube-tags available here now... Yeah, obviously I've been away for a while. I'll see if I can do that next time. Anyway, listening to:

Mozart - Rondo Alla Turca

 

[Richard Cribb]

Yes, that is what I mean, old boy. Sharing the good stuff, you know.
Here is two of Bruckner's lovely motets.

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[Richard Cribb]

Excerpts from the opera "The Vampire" (Der Vampyr) by Heinrich August Marschner.

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[Kullervo]

Now that I'm in one piece (relatively) again, Shostakovich's downright eerie though lovely 15th symphony.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNh6WWEYnBU

 

[Richard Cribb]

Oh dear, that sounds ominous. Hope that you are OK.
Schumann's Kreisleriana. There are plenty of other good version of it, but this is the one I did listen to today:

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[Kullervo]

Sibelius' symphony no. 7. Possibly my favourite symphony, and one which I have obsessively studied since I first heard it, so I probably have a potentially professional knowledge of it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KF2Q0IKkWvA

 

[Richard Cribb]

Franz Berwald: Symphony No. 3

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[thetrooper]

I'm on a baroque streak right now.

Jeremiah Clarke - Trumpet Voluntary


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[Richard Cribb]

Franz Liszt: Dante Symphony

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[Richard Cribb]

Alban Berg's lovely Violin Concerto

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[Kullervo]

Elgar's String Serenade:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXkry3n-wew

 

[Richard Cribb]

Étienne-Nicolas Méhul - Symphony No.3

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