What are you currently listening to (Classical)?
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Thank you NorthStar...enjoy your day in Beautiful BC ...allow me a guess... ...the Hub ...mid Island...please DO NOT respond if you lack comfort...I am simply curious...cuz I have been been Up Island many times. Later...btw...you are the best poster IMO...
Just some "classic" fun ...
• https://www.classicfm.com/lifestyle/quizzes/which-generation-are-you-taste-in-music/
Very close to the capital...South Vancouver Island. TY
• https://www.classicfm.com/lifestyle/quizzes/which-generation-are-you-taste-in-music/
Very close to the capital...South Vancouver Island. TY
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Telemann: Ino, dramatic cantata, TWV 20:41
Musica Antiqua Köln
Reinhard Goebel
Barbara Schlick (soprano)
Recorded: 1989-09-25
Recording Venue: Sendesaal, Deutschlandfunk, Köln
Musica Antiqua Köln
Reinhard Goebel
Barbara Schlick (soprano)
Recorded: 1989-09-25
Recording Venue: Sendesaal, Deutschlandfunk, Köln
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Tarentule-Tarentelle
Atrium Musicae de Madrid, Gregorio Paniagua
Multiple choice answers to most of the questions aren't that relevant to me. Just gave it some bogus picks and it ended up answering with the correct generation. Would be interesting to see how the backend actually works. If it's done with actual human written program, whoever wrote it is rather twisted. If it's some kind of machine learning model, how did they get the training data? If it's from an actual survey, the survey would be rather twisted in the first place
Atrium Musicae de Madrid, Gregorio Paniagua
Multiple choice answers to most of the questions aren't that relevant to me. Just gave it some bogus picks and it ended up answering with the correct generation. Would be interesting to see how the backend actually works. If it's done with actual human written program, whoever wrote it is rather twisted. If it's some kind of machine learning model, how did they get the training data? If it's from an actual survey, the survey would be rather twisted in the first place
It wasn't a serious test, only a short fun interlude between two great classical music passages.
Listening to great classical music with a smile wide as the sky from left to right.
Listening to great classical music with a smile wide as the sky from left to right.
Philip Glass: Koyaanisqatsi
Albert de Ruiter, Western Wind Vocal Ensemble, Philip Glass Ensemble, Michael Riesman
"Twiested" in the best sense of the word of course
Albert de Ruiter, Western Wind Vocal Ensemble, Philip Glass Ensemble, Michael Riesman
"Twiested" in the best sense of the word of course
Divine Theatre - Sacred Motets by Giaches de Wert
Stile Antico
Stile Antico
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Continuing my run through SPCO rarities. Better recordings and performances meeting stricter guidelines do exist. Almost none as fun and engaging. I lament the loss of unique personality that occurred within internationally recognized orchestras in the last century. The stream of world class talent shaping the SPCO has in my mind reinstilled this very quality of highly enjoyable imperfection.
Pictured is Landmark Center, a former Federal building, that now houses the museum and offices of The Schubert Club who directly funded this recording. And soon I hope a historic organ in the full height Cortile.
Pictured is Landmark Center, a former Federal building, that now houses the museum and offices of The Schubert Club who directly funded this recording. And soon I hope a historic organ in the full height Cortile.
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