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Transcriptions (Garrick Ohlsson) idiomatic stuff

Flying Lotus - Los Angeles

Vier Letzte Lieder

RP wonderful

Symphony No.1&3 (Rozhdestvensky / USSR Ministry of Culture Symphony Orchestra) Études-tableaux (Lugansky)

You have some of these Mahler/Boulez 's to, i saw your posts of your listensession's of the seventh symphony a few times. One of my very nice catches at a thrift-store fro two days ago. I absolutely love thrift-storing because you never know what you are going to find ! You have have to visit frequently for good results. Love it, love it, love it ! I Listened for a few minutes two days ago and i thought it wasn't really my thing but i listened yesterday and i realised that i liked it a lot. Boulez brings fire and drama resulting in a intens experience. Time will tell if it hold up for me. But i think it will. Not the purest 'Mahler' but a 'Boulez-experience'

for some reason i assumed they would use original tapes ... you have me thinking !

I am sorry to hear that bothers you ... didn't understood we were talking about the price/quality relation. I have no complains about the soundquality and i handle my discs very careful (no wear on the disc) ..., so still no complains for me.

ok, new for me ... don't think i'd ever had complains.

intriguing

Nielsen - Orchestral works, Violin Concerto Flute Concerto, Clarinet Concerto (Blomstedt, Danish Symphony Orchestra)

wonderful

Two Pieces For Cello And Piano Op.2 * Two Pieces For Cello And Piano Op.2 (cello, Alexander Ivashkin / piano, Rustem Hayroudinoff) Cello Sonata In G Minor Op.19 (cello, Daniel Shafran / piano, Jakow Flier) Symphonic Dances Op.45 * The Bells Op.35 (Valery Polyansky / The Russian State Symphony Cappella)

Trio élégiaque Nos. 1&2 - Borodin Trio

Piano Sonatas Nos. 8 'Pathétique' ,14 'Mondschein' ,23 'Appassionata'

Piano Sonata No. 29 'das Hammerklavier' (live 1984)