What are you currently listening to (Classical)?

Understood but digital never works out for me. Partially it's because I have limited space and I haven't found a compact enough component (s) that makes me want to continue to listen once the novelty of having a billion songs at the tip of my fingers wears off.
 
A program of prodigious piano playing prowess.
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I'm not too familiar with his music, but thanks to Qobuz I can check him out. There's some rather gritty stuff on this new release--"Octopus Rex" for 8 cellos would work as a horror movie soundtrack! Excellent sound. (24/192)
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A virtuoso of the first order. Haydn B minor Sonata, Beethoven "Moonlight," Brahms Paganini Variations Book 1, and Rachmaninoff Sonata No.2.
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Nicholas Maw (1935-2009): Flute Quartet & Piano Trio
Monticello Trio
Mark Rush, violin
Mathias Wexler, cello
Tannis Gibson, piano
w/ Paul Colleti, viola
Judith Pearce, flute
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Edward Elgar: Violin Sonata in E minor, Op. 82
Jonathan Crow, violin
Paul Stewart, piano

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The legendary Solti Ring was rissued by Esoteric as a sacd boxset in 2009.
It has become one of the most sought after items on discog & eBay.

Here come another sacd reissue from Decca themselves.
I have got the Rheingold, Die Walkure and the Highlight disc just now.

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Do you have interest?
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I had been almost 2 weeks without my Thor mono blocks but once again there is music in my listening room - -

Arnold Bax: Violin Sonata No. 3 (1927)
Laurence Jackson, violin
Ashley Wass, piano

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Franz Xaver Richter (1709-89) & Johann Stamitz (1717-57): Early String Symphonies
New Duch Academy - - Simon Murhpy
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This recording of this piece scores perfect tens on all fronts for me (period instruments too, by the way) - -

Gabriel Fauré: Cello Sonata No. 2 in G minor, Op. 117 (1921)
Peter Bruns, cello
Roglit Ishay, piano

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Tonight on the Ascona Neo:

Anna Netrebko:

Amata Dalle Tenebre
Orchestra Del Teatro Alla Scala
Riccardo Chailly

All the best

/ Jk

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