What classical music are you listening to?

[88Keys]

I don't see a dedicated thread about this topic, so I thought I'd start one! (If there is one and I missed it, then a moderator is free to delete this one.)

Great music, playing, and sound unite in this recording. Eudora always provides its musicians with excellent sound.

 

[Mr Peabody]

Check out Transcendental by Daniil Trifonov (plays Franz Liszt)

 

[88Keys]

Check out Transcendental by Daniil Trifonov (plays Franz Liszt)

I have it and love it!

 

[88Keys]

This is quite a wild ride!

 

[88Keys]

I don't see a dedicated thread about this topic, so I thought I'd start one! (If there is one and I missed it, then a moderator is free to delete this one.)

Great music, playing, and sound unite in this recording. Eudora always provides its musicians with excellent sound.

Actually, there is an existing classical music thread, but no one has posted in it for 5 years!!

Thread 'Classical Music Only | What You're Listening to Now, Or Very Recently | Any Mediums :'

Apr 9, 2013

In the Now, on CD, Piano Duos ::

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* Can't go wrong here, unless someone knows a better version (LP, SACD, Blu-ray, etc.).
...And we have various music composers here: Faure, Mendelssohn, Franck, & Schubert.

P.S. Click on the small picture cover for the larger version.

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[nc42acc]

I wish I were more versed in classical music. I have many pieces that I love and are in my playlist but the knowledge most classical music lovers carry amazes me. I do not possess that knowledge.

 

[GSOphile]

Excellent remaster of terrific 1966 performance - my favorite Rachmaninov CD set.

 

[88Keys]

I wish I were more versed in classical music. I have many pieces that I love and are in my playlist but the knowledge most classical music lovers carry amazes me. I do not possess that knowledge.

You don't have to have vast knowledge to post recordings that you love. No one is expecting any musical analysis!

 

[Harry]

Ilmari Hannikainen. 1892-1955.
Piano quartet, opus 2.
Oliver Triendl, Christel Lee, German Tcakulov, Jonathan Roozeman.
2025, Kupferhaus Planegg, Reutlingen, Germany.

For me a new composer. In my large collection there is nothing of him. I am not much into piano concertos, so it's the Piano quartet I play, which is a wonderful piece in the late romantic style. He never strays from this direction, which is fine by me. Little of him is recorded. On the Hansler label I found a Symphony and yet another piano concerto which stands to reason, the Piano was his instrument. Will in time also listen to that CD. The sound of this CD is a bit of a mystery to me, for I cannot define how it sounds other than it sound peculiar. All instruments are accounted for, and I hear everyone of them in great detail, not diffuse yet its not clear. And it is quite frontal, hard and to closely miked. The acoustics of the Kupferhaus is to blame.