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| [#2956] 一本不錯的樂評集 不好意思....但我明明有打出黎, 點解無顯示出來???? 可能用左箭咀.... Anyway, 書名係 ----阿鏜論樂 Share on 小提琴家暫時no la, very slow chinese typing. Most of all, no mood. 同埋最想講ge已講左. |
喬喬 218.xxx.xxx.131 |
2005-02-18 13:50 | |
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| [#2957] 一本不錯的樂評集 re |
classicalkan 222.xxx.xxx.79 |
2005-02-19 23:45 |
| [#2958] Sibelius Symphonies trollope, Agree with you that the Sibelius cycle by Berglund/Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra (EMI) is a good one. |
DL 218.xxx.xxx.91 |
2005-02-20 02:46 |
| [#2959] Szeryng/Brahms The Szeryng (I like him) Brahms is also seen included in this French edition, at good price. I agree it's very good. ![]() |
doctorjohn 219.xxx.xxx.187 |
2005-02-20 11:48 |
| [#2960] Jando's Mozart I have many of his Mozart concerti CDs. The playing is actually very very good! |
doctorjohn 219.xxx.xxx.187 |
2005-02-20 11:50 |
| [#2961] To Ocean I am not familiar with Haydn's Piano Sonatas also. But, I think his No.60 in C major Hob.XVI:50 is ready good. The verison that I have is:- Ragna Schirmer - piano Berlin Classics 0017452BC I brought it around two years ago in Japan. |
kkff 218.xxx.xxx.110 |
2005-02-20 21:31 |
| [#2962] To Ocean thanks kkff, I actually dont have any preference of Haydn's Piano Sonatas. Recently, I listened to The last Recording of Horowitz (Sony) in which he played a Haydn Piano Sonata. Thus, I ask if there is any friends here interested in Haydn's piano works. |
ocean 61.xxx.xxx.25 |
2005-02-20 21:41 |
| [#2963] To Ocean so happen I'm currently listen this Haydn by Leif Ove Andsnes ![]() |
kcm 218.xxx.xxx.136 |
2005-02-20 21:50 |
| [#2964] Haydn Piano Sonata thx kcm, u are always somewhere out there! |
ocean 61.xxx.xxx.25 |
2005-02-20 21:58 |
| [#2965] ocean hi ocean, per your suggestion, i recently bought Szeryng's Bach sonatas/partitas. I like it too! |
kcm 218.xxx.xxx.136 |
2005-02-20 22:04 |
| [#2966] ocean surely, you wont be regret for this version which will give you something fresh from milstern's etc. Whether u like it or not is another issue. |
ocean 61.xxx.xxx.25 |
2005-02-20 22:25 |
| [#2967] Bach violin sonata & partita I agree Szeryng's playing is very good. Eg Suite No.1 2nd movement, the fugue line is very clearly played. That is better than Milstein's (DGG) recording. I don't have Milstein's EMI recording. |
erictang 61.xxx.xxx.115 |
2005-02-20 23:24 |
| [#2968] Shostakovich Cello Concerto The Shostakovich Cello Concerto below is very good (played by Schiff/M. shostakovich). I perfer it over Yo-yo Ma/Ormandy where Ma's playing is a bit too sweet and smooth. But the other piece (Kabalevsky Concerto) on Ma's record is very nice and is my favorite. ![]() |
erictang 61.xxx.xxx.115 |
2005-02-20 23:33 |
| [#2969] Shostakovich Cello Concerto Shostakovich/Kabalevsky: Cello Concerto No. 1 ![]() |
erictang 61.xxx.xxx.115 |
2005-02-20 23:39 |
| [#2970] Brahms violin sonata Brahms: Violin Sonatas nos 1 - 3 / Perlman, Ashkenazy (EMI) Just listen to FAE Sonata & No.3, the two musicians are playing beautifully and alive. |
erictang 61.xxx.xxx.115 |
2005-02-20 23:45 |
| [#2971] Brahms violin sonata This thread can complie into a book. |
KowloonKing 194.xxx.xxx.49 |
2005-02-21 14:06 |
| [#2972] Any classical fans here? I'm looking for Chopin's Piano Concerto # 1 & 2, can anyone share which is best, thanks. |
kww 218.xxx.xxx.250 |
2005-02-21 15:58 |
| [#2973] Any classical fans here? Hey kww, F.y.i. Polish Festival Orchestra/Zimerman DGG CD serial no. 459 684-2 just my two cents. |
167 219.xxx.xxx.149 |
2005-02-21 19:47 |
| [#2974] Any classical fans here? Chopin Piano concerto Naxos 8.550123 ![]() |
erictang 202.xxx.xxx.113 |
2005-02-21 20:33 |
| [#2975] Andsnes's Haydn I have been following Leif Ove Andsnes's career since his Virgin days in the early 1990s. His Virgin Classics release of piano concertos by Grieg and Liszt (1990) made his presence felt in the musical scene, and he never looked back. My initiation was completed when I bought his 1993 Virgin CD of Grieg's music (sonata, Lyric Pieces, etc). It never ceases to give me enormous pleasure. His pianism has matured tremendously since the mid-nineties, and since 1997 when he became an exclusive EMI artist he has been generally better recorded as well. His Haydn sonatas are superb ("rosetted" by the 1999 edition of the Penguin Guide) in every way and will surely serve to recruit more admirers of the Austrian's solo piano music. A good introductory disc to Andsnes's art is perhaps EMI's 2-for-the-price-of-1 set entitled "Leif Ove Andsnes: A Portrait". Your greatest reward in this modest investment will be the discovery that the Norwegian's Haydn piano concerto is even finer. I have yet to find Haydn's piano concerto better played, and better recorded throughout. I am looking forward to the early completion of his voyage of Schubert's cycle -- he has done only three so far. He does not seem to be in a hurry to complete it, or should he? He is only 34. BTW, has anyone here listened to Simon Rattle's live recording of Mahler's eighth with the CBSO? With this release Rattle completes his Mahler cycle. My apologies for imposing on your virtual reality for so long. Isn't it a bit odd to talk about music when we should be listening to it at this hour when the night is still tender? "Music is that which cannot be said", as Victor Hugo puts it; oh well, he continues to observe, "but which it is impossible to be silent." |
trollope 202.xxx.xxx.193 |
2005-02-21 21:43 |