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| [#70] What are you listening to? ( classical mus Morning! Chopin's cello sonata is supposedly a masterpiece, but I find it difficult too. Listening to the cheap 5 CD French EMI Zacharias set. Light touch, straightforward, good D664. |
doctorjohn 正式會員219.xxx.xxx.80 |
2006-11-17 10:12 | |
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| [#71] What are you listening to? ( classical mus Haskil introduce me into the world of Mozart, Her playing have a sense of vulnerability making her a perfect player of Mozart. I found her Beethoven too soft, Beethoven should be played in a rage manner, I found Kovacevich more convinicing in this piece of music. In fact, Kovacevich's Beethoven piano concerto No3&4 is acutally the first classical music CD that introduce me to classical music. First love is always the best.  |
chankaiming 正式會員 220.xxx.xxx.168 |
2006-11-17 10:13 |
| [#72] What are you listening to? ( classical mus I agree. At the risk of being labelled misogynist, I'd still say dames are more, erhhh....unpredictable, inconsistent and volatile. Great ones like Haskil and Fischer are no exception. That said Fischer's Beethoven is very good. |
doctorjohn 正式會員 219.xxx.xxx.80 |
2006-11-17 10:20 |
| [#73] What are you listening to? ( classical mus ckm: Check mail. |
doctorjohn 正式會員 219.xxx.xxx.80 |
2006-11-17 10:25 |
| [#74] What are you listening to? ( classical mus Anna Fischer's Beethoven Piano sonata is very good, all rounded performance. But my favorite is the fast, aggresive Gulda. |
chankaiming 正式會員 220.xxx.xxx.168 |
2006-11-17 10:26 |
| [#75] What are you listening to? ( classical mus 但係女士們個種特有的情緒和觸感，反映在音樂上有時相當迷人。 Stephen Bishop (Kovacevich) 之前有倫敦聽過一次他彈老莫，觸鍵好靈巧，造句好流暢。 睇唔出呢位老兄身形都幾大隻科洒。 |
邊個邊個 正式會員 158.xxx.xxx.114 |
2006-11-17 10:32 |
| [#76] What are you listening to? ( classical mus Hi chankaiming hing, I find the Chopin's Piano Trio enjoyable bor. This is the CD I have. Apart from 'Piano Trio in G minor', there is also the 'Polonaise brillante in C Major for Piano'. Yes, without cello. According to the note in CD booklet written by Emanuel Ax, "It is the first recording of this recently discovered manuscript."  |
erictang 正式會員 203.xxx.xxx.198 |
2006-11-17 11:56 |
| [#77] What are you listening to? ( classical mus I also like Chopin's Cello Sonata, the Rostropovich/Argerich partnership on DGG label is a good choice. |
erictang 正式會員 203.xxx.xxx.198 |
2006-11-17 12:00 |
| [#78] What are you listening to? ( classical mus Du Pre and Barenboim? I remember listening to this day and night many years ago...  |
minpin 正式會員 218.xxx.xxx.2 |
2006-11-17 12:20 |
| [#79] What are you listening to? ( classical mus Gulda! Thanks for raising this name. Yes, fast and aggressive, yet musical and fullof fun! Never fail to surprise. I remember seeing his set of Beethoven on Brilliant Classics at Times Sq, but that was sold. Any idea where to get this set? Kovacevich - more a painist than a musician. Haskil - the high priest of Mozart How about Emil Giels', any views? |
minpin 正式會員 218.xxx.xxx.2 |
2006-11-17 12:29 |
| [#80] What are you listening to? ( classical mus minpin, 我正在慢慢咁收集 Du Pre' o既 CD. 你隻碟出面唔見有得賣播? |
backspace 正式會員 202.xxx.xxx.6 |
2006-11-17 12:35 |
| [#81] What are you listening to? ( classical mus I bought this one some months ago. http://www.amazon.com/Brahms-Chopin-Franck-Cello-Sonatas/dp/B0002XV306/sr=1-3/qid=1163738427/ref=sr_1_3/102-7278782-6690515?ie=UTF8&s=music  |
erictang 正式會員 203.xxx.xxx.198 |
2006-11-17 12:41 |
| [#82] What are you listening to? ( classical mus minpin: Gulda's cycle is also available on DECCA, less than $40 per CD at Central Pro Sound. Saw them there yesterday. |
doctorjohn 正式會員 219.xxx.xxx.80 |
2006-11-17 13:29 |
| [#83] What are you listening to? ( classical mus Not to be missed: http://www.thephiladelphiaorchestra.com/ A few pieces are available for download for free. And they are also selling FLAC now. CD is so 20th Century =P |
wslam 正式會員 202.xxx.xxx.218 |
2006-11-17 13:45 |
| [#84] What are you listening to? ( classical mus Backspace - it must have been repackaged into what erictang hing has posted DJ - thank you, yes i saw the decca set at central pro too, but i thought it it a set for concertos and not the complete sonatas? maybe i got that wrong. |
minpin 正式會員 218.xxx.xxx.2 |
2006-11-17 14:13 |
| [#85] What are you listening to? ( classical mus minpin: No. There are different boxes!. 2 of them have the complete sonatas, and one also the concerti, which are excellent. Indeed a much under-rated pianist. |
doctorjohn 正式會員 219.xxx.xxx.80 |
2006-11-17 14:18 |
| [#86] What are you listening to? ( classical mus minpin: OK, finally got this sorted out and learned a lot about Gulda! Gulda recorded the Beethoven cycle 2 times. The first cycle was by Decca in the 50's, in MONO, this one is easily available: http://www.amazon.co.uk/plays-Beethoven-Vienna-Philharmonic-Orchestra/dp/B0009A41ZQ This one has some interesting fillers. The Ricci/Gulda sonatas particularly intrigue me. The piano concerto #1 with Bohm must be good too. The second cycle was by the label Amadeo in 1967, in STEREO, and now reissued by BOTH Brilliant Classics AND Universal. The Brilliant Classics probably can be found in Shun Cheong Mong Kok: http://www.amazon.com/Beethoven-Piano-Sonatas-Complete-Set/dp/B000CEWWBY The UNIVERSAL issue, hmmm, is very confusing. No info on the internet! No pic. It is a sparse WHITE box, but on the back you see logos of Universal, Decca and Amadeo. It contains all the sonatas + ALL the piano concerti with Horst Stein. This set I have seen in both Pro Sound and HMV. Fueled by curiosity, I have telephone reserved for myself a set in Pro Sound. They may not have another set, but you can ask for my set to at least see what it looks like. Should you want it, you can have priority. Check HMV central too! Of course, if one only wants the sonatas, Brilliant Classics is a better buy. |
doctorjohn 正式會員 219.xxx.xxx.80 |
2006-11-17 15:34 |
| [#87] What are you listening to? ( classical mus Beethoven's piano sonata have been the subject of interest of all major pianist, and they all put their individual stamp on it. Kempff was not as muscular as Emil Gilels or Gulda, but he is lyrical, poetic, inspirational and he can let the flow naturally. His tempo was fast in general, bringing a sense of urgency to the music. However, his tonal was glassy and lacking the power to play the vigorous passage of appasionata sonata and the third movement of Moonlight. But in the late piano sonata, he was second to none, especially in the last three Op 109-111, the playing is so natural that it seems that he improvised it on spot. Probably the best late piano sonata I have heard off. Kovacevich have a huge dynamic and emotional range , he played the loud passage very loud and the soft passage very soft and slow, the opening of Op. 10 sonata was a case in point. Unfortunately, his piano tonal did not have the beauty of Emil Gilels or Gulda. However, the demonstrative grade recording give him an edge over the other version. Pollini was a pupil of Michalangeli, and this recording showed what is the best balance between technical finish and senistivity. Every note was played under the accurate control of Pollini, listen to the last movement of Op. 111, there are a passage where a series of chord which have to played with escalating intensity, Pollini were the only one in my collections which can increase the intensity one note after the other until every end (the other pianist were Gulda, Kempff, Solomon). Despite his technical efficiency, his version is too cold and not as natural as kempff.  |
chankaiming 正式會員 220.xxx.xxx.168 |
2006-11-17 16:05 |
| [#88] What are you listening to? ( classical mus Emil Gilel's played these great work in a relaxed, sensitive manner. Tempo were general slow, even meditative, bringing out the music's details and deep emotion underneath. I called it an old man's view. However, in `Appasionata' `Waldstein' and `Les Adieux' sonata, his playing suddenly speed up and bring out the excitment of the music. His piano tone was beautiful and powerful, and his cycle were as treasurable and any. There were one pitfall, that was it `Pastoral' sonata, where Gilels lose his usual sense of sensitivity and sound boring. Finally was my preference, Gulda played in a urgent, exciting manner. In the early sonata, the urgent flowing tempo revealed its link with mozart. In the middle period sonata, these graceful yet tasteful playing made the music soudn right. But the best of all was the `Appasionata' sonata and other sonatas coming from the `Storm' period of Beethoven. Appasionata was the fastest playing I have heard of, yet every gesture was handsomely presented. The Late sonatas were equally fine, comparable to Pollini but still lack the last ounce of poetry and inspirational quality by Kempff. Good recording except a hint of hardness on loud passage. Other recordings that fans of these sonatas should not miss include `Appasionata' Sonata by Richter on RCA and `Tempest' Sonata By Richter on EMI. Richter played the three notes opening of `Tempest' sonata like something inevitable is going to happen, and then he played the turbulent fast passage like a rainstorm. Despite poor recording, this is the first choice for `Tempest Sonata.  |
chankaiming 正式會員 220.xxx.xxx.168 |
2006-11-17 16:07 |
| [#89] What are you listening to? ( classical mus chankaiming兄： "阿勞"又如何？ |
邊個邊個 正式會員 158.xxx.xxx.114 |
2006-11-17 16:14 |
