What Classical are you listening to?

[Joe B]

 

[Joe B]

Listening to Haydn's "Symphony No. 49 - "La passione":

 

[Joe B]

 

[Joe B]

Some "different" Christmas music. Gregorian Chants of the three Catholic Christmas Masses:

 

[Joe B]

 

[Joe B]

 

[Joe B]

Chamber works of Michael Torke:

 

[Joe B]

Kim Arnesen's "Magnificat":

 

[Joe B]

 

[Joe B]

Vaughn Williams's "Symphony No. 5" and "The Lark Ascending" to finish off the weekend:

 

[Joe B]

Benjamin Britten's "Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge for String Orchestra":

 

[Joe B]

 

[Joe B]

Richard Danielpour's "Darkness in the Ancient Valley":

 

[Joe B]

Paul Mealor's song cycle "Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal":

 

[Spdmn256]

Hopefully it’s okay that I’m posting this here but I figured the classical music listeners would be most interested in this...

I’m not sure if anyone else on here is in the Honolulu area but the Hawaii Symphony Orchestra is playing the movie Amadeus with full live orchestra and choir on Jan 10th and 11th. Should be pretty interesting. Has anyone seen any similar shows elsewhere?

http://hawaiisymphonyorchestra.org/amadeus-live/

 

[Joe B]

Stravinsky's "The Nightingale":

 

[Joe B]

These early Nimbus releases were beautifully recorded and performed wonderfully by the English String Orchestra under William Boughton:

 

[CB22]

A childhood classic that never seems to get old

 

[Joe B]

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A childhood classic that never seems to get old

Unfortunate or not, I was not a child when this was released. And I'm obviously even older now.

 

[Joe B]

Cyril Scott's Symphony No. 3 "The Muses":