What Classical are you listening to?

[Verdinut]

An excellent performance well recorded on the SACD format.

 

[Joe B]

 

[MR.MAGOO]

 

[Joe B]

Rebecca Dale's musical setting of "When Music Sounds":

 

[Joe B]

only image I could find online............all of the singing is great, the basses extraordinary

 

[Joe B]

Listening to Ben Moore's musical setting of John Keats's "Ode to a Nightingale", performed by Brett Polegato (baritone) and Brian Zeger (piano):

 

[Verdinut]

Most likely the best recording of Tallis "Spem in alium" which I downloaded in the 24-96 FLAC format directly from Linn's website:

 

[Joe B]

10 minutes until lunch is ready.....just enough time for Ola Gjeilo's "Song of the Universal":

 

[eljr]

 

[Joe B]

Bruckner's "Symphony No. 3":

 

[Verdinut]

This opening concert with Boulez and Barenboim is amazing. You can get it for under $5.00 from Amazon Marketplace. The recording made in 2008 is superb and, while a stereo PCM track is included, the audio was also

transfered to DTS-HD Master 5.0:

You guys, with only a 2 channel audio system. are really missing something!

 

[Joe B]

 

[Joe B]

Rebecca Dale's "Materna Requiem":

 

[Joe B]

William Grant Still's "Mother and Child" and "The American Scene":

 

[Joe B]

 

[Joe B]

 

[Joe B]

 

[Joe B]

 

[ryanosaur]

using this in my speaker auditions:

 

[Joe B]