Referentzhunter

Aahhhh... there he is ! Nice budgetbox. I bought it because of your posts.

Note. This is the 1985 version ! Thrilling ! He plays it fast (in Russian style). Sometimes a little, little rushed in the slowest tempo's. Also digestible for me are parts of his recordings of Beethoven. Still want to hear his Sibelius (heard good things about his recordings). Do not like his Brahms and absolutly dislike his Mozart, Mahler.

Cd 8 Ceremony * La Noir a Soixante

Symphony No. 6

Cd 2, Stravinksy's ballet 'Petrouchka' * Bernard Haitink & London Philharmonic Orchestra Yes

Stravinsky * L'oiseau de Feu * Bernard Haitink & London Symphony Orchestra

it is an excellent set.... you are right.

and as good as it gets !

I saw multiple listend of you and became curious. Did not heard it yet. I will keep it in the back of my mind.

Listening to my Speaker Corner lp for ultimate effect !!! Also on my 4 cd complete Chandos-box.

No, i tried Haitink's eight but i needed the real story behind the music.

Cd 7 Fragments Pour Artoud * Variations Pour Les Cordes Du Piano

Thank you, i will consider them. I once seen a list were especially one symphony stood out on. Can't find the list anymore. mwehhhh... i guess Haitink is best in slower symphonies.

I have a question. Is there a recording of Haitink's 'Shostakovich' that is more than decent ? Let me put it like this. What is his best recording ? Please only reply if you are sure about what you are saying.

Cd 5,6 Une Histoire Naturelle ou Les Roues de la Terre * Facies * Le Livre des Morts Egyptien

Cd 4 Une Tour de Babel * La Reine Verte * Rock Electrique

Cd 3 Die Gluckliche Hand * Variations for Orchestra * Verklarte Nacht (string orchestra)

Mp 3 Darius Milhaud's 'Protee' * The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra * William Steinberg