Classical Music

[mrjuby]

been bumpin this recently

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNQOxf7-xZo

Edited September 23, 2013 by mrjuby

[pepper davies]

does anyone want to do a classical music trade via dropbox?

 

been listening to a bunch of different version of the bach cello suites lately.  movements of 1992 anner bylsma recording are excellent, fournier is ridiculous.  1979 bylsma and paolo pandolfo's recording on the viola de gamba are a+++

[Mr.Sander]

^ if you do that im totally in but i've nothing really exciting to share except the mess of Bach by Nikolaus Harnoncourt / Tchaikov classics 

[jackg]

Genius pepper!!!!

 

I have just set up a dropbox folder (The Superfuture Classical Music Consortium) 

- pm me with emails and i'll add any interested parties. 

Edited November 5, 2013 by jackg

[Mr.Sander]

For those who read the Tempest by Shakespeare, have you seen the baroque/opera? I put Arise, ye subterranean winds in the dropbox, it's the movement No. 3b.

 

I hope you don't mind a bit of Opera, because I love it.

Edited November 6, 2013 by Mr.Sander

[joeyod007]

I can't seem to access the dropbox, it says its too full or something..

 

have you two uprgraded to a larger folder or something, considering you both are in the sufu movie club as well!

[Mr.Sander]

I can't seem to access the dropbox, it says its too full or something..

 

have you two uprgraded to a larger folder or something, considering you both are in the sufu movie club as well!

 

Jack used the "legal" way to upgrade his account by recruiting a lot of ppl on dropbox from sufu.

 

What I did? Created few fake emails on yopmail, took me 10 minutes in total using another computer and added like 4gb to my account, I may reach the limit when I will not be too lazy to do it. 

Edited November 14, 2013 by Mr.Sander

[jackg]

Yeah I have 12.5 gig at the moment, and mainly from people accepting invites via the movie club! 

 

But what sander says sounds like good advice. or maybe just get parents and friends to sign up who have no intention of using a dropbox??

[Magsåvningsreserven]

rip my du john taverner

 

Edited November 14, 2013 by Magsåvningsreserven

[altoclefchris]

 

 

I'd like to share if I may, hopefully this is new to someone

[hooks]

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

 

 

John Tavener's The Whale

[pepper davies]

Hi guys.  I added a second recording of Bach's B Minor Mass (Philippe Herreweghe / Collegium Vocale).  The two versions in the Dropbox are supersuper different.  

 

I don't think I can think of a piece of music I like more than B Minor Mass...

 

If anyone in NY wants to see some concerts hit me up - don't have anyone in town to go with reliably.

[Mr.Sander]

Hi guys.  I added a second recording of Bach's B Minor Mass (Philippe Herreweghe / Collegium Vocale).  The two versions in the Dropbox are supersuper different.  

 

I don't think I can think of a piece of music I like more than B Minor Mass...

 

If anyone in NY wants to see some concerts hit me up - don't have anyone in town to go with reliably.

 

Great thank you I really wanted to hear another version but did not really search online !

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I wanted to see Nutcracker but the price is soooo expensive in London :! I missed the release :/

[Magsåvningsreserven]

 

 

 

I'd like to share if I may, hopefully this is new to someone

 

 

this is like the sandals holiday resort version of the original :/

[ProfMonnitoff]

Can I get in on the Dropbox? I have a bunch of stuff (including the entire EMI Great Recordings of the 20C set in 320)

 

Lately I've been listening to Sorabji's Opus (Ogdon Performance) and Claudio Arrau's Performance of Debussy's Préludes (a nice take on it, but not the greatest recording).

[Mr.Sander]

The London Philharmonic Orchestra is the way to get your Christmas spirit on, just sayinn' !

[jamokes]

that's a pretty list, and some pieces I don't know, like the Respighi piece, and the Chairman Dances.

I'm just a little concerned that a work like Götterdämmerungcould be a little too much for someone who is developing his taste in music. Actually, I think Wagners operas in full only work on stage. Sitting on the couch and listening to the Ring des Nibelungen is not something I would recommend.

And I love Ravels Shéhérazade too

 

I agree with you. Wagner's operas on a whole need the stage presentation for the full effect. This is gesamkunstwerk, after all! However, I think individual selections from many of the operas work well for couch-listening.

 

when i have the privilege of hearing a live interpretation from knappertsbusch or tennstedt, i'll dismiss recordings

[mrjuby]

 

If anyone in NY wants to see some concerts hit me up - don't have anyone in town to go with reliably.

 

might have to hit you up next year brah

[altoclefchris]

John Adams' birthday-

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ym9Q5vV44Hw

[Kale Kohai]

[Magsåvningsreserven]

 

 

straight fire flames heat

[Magsåvningsreserven]

wolf hall's soundtrack released now, helped make the show