What are you currently listening to (Classical)?

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Antonio Pereira da Costa (1697-1770): Concerti Grossi
Ensemble Bonne Corde - Diana Vinagre

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Tobias Michael (1592-1657): Musicalische Seelenlust
Ensemble Polyharmonique - Alexander Schneider

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1687952512266.pngAn old time favourite of mine
 
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after reading about Sean Hayes as Oscar Levant on Broadway I settled in for a nice afternoon.

a rhapsody in blue: the extraordinary life of oscar levant

FYI: these recordings have been remastered to 24-bit 96-kHz


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A nice discography...I have the same and have listened to it. Not everything is as clean as one would like, but he was a talented pianist and his work on Gershwin was exceptional.
 
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François Dufault (1604?-1672?): pieces for lute
Pascal Monteilhet, lute

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Jaques Gallot (c. 1625-c. 1695): pieces for lute
Pascal Monteilhet, lute

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J. S. Bach: Sonatas & Partitas for violin
Rachel Podger, baroque violin

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J. S. Bach: Sonatas & Partitas for violin
Rachel Podger, baroque violin

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Rachel is amazing. I have all her recordings. She and I communicate online regularly when she's not touring, practising, recording, teaching, or lecturing .... so perhaps not as regularly :) She is great though and oh so knowledgeable of her craft.
 
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Did you know…
According to Paul McGowan of PS Audio…
Mahlers No.3 was the one favour piece of Arnie Nudell, founder of Infinity Loudspekers!

Love this piece!

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This is a famous recording which has not been greatly favored technically. However, a remastering from HDTT is imminent.
 
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This is a famous recording which has not been greatly favored technically. However, a remastering from HDTT is imminent.
Well.. that is maybe okay, but that doesn’t have anything to do with my statement.

What I ment was that Arnie Nudell loved and held Mahlers 3:rd Symphony as his no.1 music piece. And that this was according to Paul McGowan.

No more no less.

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Well.. that is maybe okay, but that doesn’t have anything to do with my statement.

What I ment was that Arnie Nudell loved and held Mahlers 3:rd Symphony as his no.1 music piece. And that this was according to Paul McGowan.

No more no less.

/ Jk
Understood and if Arnie chose this one, I would understand that. I wanted merely to add something and not criticize: If anyone is motivated to try this particular recording, there is a potentially superior remastering coming soon.
 
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