What are you currently listening to (Classical)?

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Tell me you do not go crazy from time to time.
 
Beethoven Sonata No.1&5 played by Grumiaux and Arrau.
Remastered and is a hybrid SACD.
Again a must-have!

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Szeryng was at his prime on this 5CD box-set.
:)

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Generally save the Hody's for nearer the big day. This disc is my preferred entry into the seasonal repertoire.


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The vintage LPs of this Rabin/Mosaics album are selling at "sky prices" at Discogs! o_O

So how could I not buy this sacd reissue which was two albums in one sacd?
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For the Piano Concerto in A minor. Clifford Curzon is unlisted pianist on Decca recording.

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This album has been selling like hot cakes. :p

But mine is a gift from a friend. It's the Japan domestic Deluxe Edition. The blu-ray disc is usial but the cd is an Ultimate HQCD and is MQA high-rez coded :

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David Oistrakh never disppoints!
And this is a Japanese limited edition SACD.

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I've been listening to this on Qobuz for the past hour or so (and last night). Extremely good I think. SQ is excellent as is the music. Very open, clear and airy, allowing the "space" of the venue to shine through.

Highly recommended if you like Classical music.

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