Peter Friedman

My copy of "Getz/Gilberto '76" arrived in the mail just a few hours ago. Have not listened to it or to "Moments In Time " yet. But in the last couple of days I have heard the Japanese CD - Stan Getz - "Not So Long Ago" with Frank Strazzeri, John Patitucci and Ralph Penland. It is excellent !!!! Both the playing and audio quality are terrific. Will be very surprised if either of the other 2 Getz sessions referred to above are even close to being as good.

Just listened to Disc 1 this morning. It sure sounded good.Hope to hear Disc 2 soon.

Op.50/1 and Op.50/2

Haydn - Piano Trios Hob. XV:11 and Hob. XV:12 Schubert - Piano Sonata D. 575

Piano Quintet Op.83 & Piano Quartet Op.272

Bach - English Suite No.4 Spohr - Symphony No.6, Op.116 & Overture Op.12

Mozart - Serenade K.250 "Haffner"

Spohr _ Symphony No.1 Schumann - Violin Concerto after the Cello Concerto Op.129 Phantasie for Violin & Orchestra Op.131

Haydn - Piano Trios Hob. XV:7 and Hob. XV:9 Schubert - Piano Sonata D.850

Franck - Violin Sonata Mozart Piano Concerto - No.25, K.503

Piano Concerto No.2

String Quartet Op.132

Brahms - Piano Concerto No.2

Piano Sonatas D.157 and D.279

Mozart - Violin Sonata K.454 Reinecke - Piano Quartet Op.34

Bach - English Suite No.3 Beethoven - String Quintet Op.104

Symphony No.2

Brahms - Symphony No.2

Mozart - Piano Concerto No.9, K.271 "Juenehomme" Beethoven - Symphony No.1, Op.21

Yes, Prestige issued an awful large number of highly enjoyable albums. Happily, I have a large collection of Prestige sessions which have given me much pleasure over many decades.

Larry, I share your opinions here 100%. These are two damn good recordings. The terms "on fire" and "vigorous" have hit the bullseye.