(...) the difference between Bach and paganini.(...)
There must be some difference, otherwise why would you use an upper case letter in just one of them?
(...) the difference between Bach and paganini.(...)
The Perlman play is a bit too non-virtuouso for this piece which requires that.
I dont have the Perlman Chaconne. I have to keep saying this. I only started to listen to classical. I knew nothing of violin. Before I bought the Kogan I listened to most Chaconne available on youtube. Not only the emotional content of Kogan play stuck me but the tone of his violin also hit my preference. I kept listening on earphone hard enough to find that the tone of violin that other violinists I shortlisted were similar but Kogan's. The General's comment a few days ago striked my curiosity. I googled and found all violinists I shorted list used Strad with the Chaconne except Kogan used Guarneri as the General hinted.Tang, do you have the Perlman chaconne too? I know you have his Pagannini caprices. Apologies if it makes it sound as if I think you do not know the difference between Bach and paganini. But then I don't think of you in heroic terms
I dont have the Perlman Chaconne. I have to keep saying this. I only started to listen to classical. I knew nothing of violin. Before I bought the Kogan I listened to most Chaconne available on youtube. Not only the emotional content of Kogan play stuck me but the tone of his violin also hit my preference. I kept listening on earphone hard enough to find that the tone of violin that other violinists I shortlisted were similar but Kogan's. The General's comment a few days ago striked my curiosity. I googled and found all violinists I shorted list used Strad with the Chaconne except Gogan used Guarneri as the General hinted.
No apology. Yes, at the moment I can not recognize the difference between Bach and Paganini if it were not a very popular piece. But I am a grasshopper when I target myself onto something. Soon I will be able to identify that.
Tang
I also keep listening to Viktoria Postnikova playing Tchaikovsky but I couldnt find the piece on vinyl.Tang I was kidding...i know very well how your girl on a guitar these days is du pre and Joan field
In my experience, classical is much better than old rock, and jazz is right in the middle. I've bought like 3 Yes "Album" originals at "NM" that click and pop all the way through. Not to mention that ones that DO look NM, they when you go and play it, all the high frequencies are MIA... Sucks... But in the store, we have a lot of classical LPs that do not look a day old, fresh from the factory, yet they are 60s/70s pressings.
For some reason, classical listeners tended (tend) to preserve their LPs better...
As an avid ECM collector, I can say that have NEVER found a trashed ECM record. I attribute it to your statement about the type of people that own one genre or lable over another.
Two promotional and one original.
Kindest regards,G.
Two promotional and one original.
Kindest regards,G.
Dear G.,
These days, I look forward to your package like my son look forward to Friday.
I already cleared up one section of my vinyl shelves and will make a brass tag engraved "The General" under it.
Kindest regards,
Tang
I also keep listening to Viktoria Postnikova playing Tchaikovsky but I couldnt find the piece on vinyl.
Tang
So what does it say about the type of people who listen to prog rock
Dear Tang,
Please use bamboo?
Kindest regards,G.
So what does it say about the type of people who listen to prog rock
What is thread drive? You are getting some secret sauce I didnt here.Tang,
Have you tried thread drive on AS2000 ? David said it sounds best. I can’t wait to try it once everything is settled in.