一齊聽下呢隻音樂啦

The playlist of this record

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mNnyZqS5VcilD4C_0iQfQ-CqVU3Ci4ids&si=MlSCYpHBn5t2IUPw

About hard work and team work...

Music is indeed a craft for appreciation

To follow the trend from Haha with chamber music with Quartet or Quintet I have recorded some music of this kind.

It was my purpose to test out the 2M Black + RD11s + SACE 407/23 with string music. At the same it seems the Tweeter from the KEF 105/4 seems to have improved a lot but is it good enough to play string music?

Shall we find out?

Co-incidentally I also chose Brahms The Three Piano Trios which Haha posted with Borodin Quartet.

Mine is from some unknown(to me) artists but seem they are excellent instrumentalists.

"She is so sweet haha great smile haha..."

Quite romantic in a way, right?

Flute is a very common instrument in an Orchestra but not many Flute Concerto music been made. Certainly I don't have too many myself.

Haha mentioned it so I thought I could have one or two copies somewhere.

Benjamin Britten was a very controversial British composer due to his uncompromising musical direction......but most of all his sexuality being a gay man.

He was born in Lowestoft where half of my wife's maternal family been living there for more than hundred years as fisherman. I was told that they fished 6 months in North Sea and six months in Cornwall.

That's the reason why they had a local register in Padstow Museum.

We had visited Malting Snape a few times and a great place to enjoy a performance.

It's hard not to compare this Paganini 24 caprices to Bach Solo and Partita for Violin.

They are both brilliant and difficult to play. That said, not being a violinist I have no right to say which is more difficult than the other.

It has been suggested that recording piano music is very difficult.

It needs multi-mic configuration to pick up all the minute details. Well I only have a single dif=gital recorder and I would like to see if this would work reasonably.

Ah......good old George!

He, together with Windham Hill founder William Ackerman and the late Michael Hedges were the reasons I was so into "New Age" in the early 80's.