What Classical are you listening to?

[Joe B]

Elgar's "The Black Knight":

 

[Joe B]

Disc 1, Michael Hurd's "Choral Music":

 

[Joe B]

Symphony No. 4:

 

[Joe B]

Barber's "The Lovers":

 

[Joe B]

Cristina Ortiz playing Shostakovich's "Piano Concerto No. 2":

 

[Joe B]

Will Todd's "Songs of Peace":

 

[Joe B]

 

[Joe B]

Rachmaninoff's "The Isle of the Dead":

 

[Joe B]

Ensemble Alcatraz--"Visions and Miracles":

Gallician and Latin sacred songs from 13th-century Spain

 

[Joe B]

 

[Joe B]

The master's first symphony:

 

[Bookmark]

Won't believe if this has not been mentioned before now, but...

10 year old.

 

[Joe B]

Won't believe if this has not been mentioned before now, but...

10 year old.

She definitely has talent, and they did a great job with the production for her number.
But, it is written for a tenor, and, like anyone, I'm biased and have my favorite:

 

[dlavall]

Most recently (still sitting out in our listening area):

 

[Joe B]

Sent back inside by the weather, I'll start with Mr. Still's lovely music:

 

[Joe B]

 

[Joe B]

Listening to Symphony #1:

 

[Joe B]

Stauss's "Also Sprach Zarathustra":

(listening on Beyerdynamic T1 with Marantz HD DAC-1 & Cyrus CDt)

 

[Joe B]

Rachmaninoff's "Symphonic Dances":

(listening on Beyerdynamic T1 with Marantz HD DAC-1 & Cyrus CDt)

 

[Joe B]