Referentzhunter Posted July 26 Report Posted July 26 (edited) 44 minutes ago, mikeweil said: I grew up with Ciccolini's Satie and got them all, but since I heard Jean-Joel Barbier I find them too artificial. I think Satie is such an enigma that can not be grasped (don't know of this is a correc translation). As a person elusive but a little superficial at times. 44 minutes ago, mikeweil said: I grew up with Ciccolini's Satie and got them all, but since I heard Jean-Joel Barbier I find them too artificial. but i think i prefer other recordings to ... listening now to your preference 'Jean-Joel Barbier'. Edited July 26 by Referentzhunter Quote
HutchFan Posted July 27 Report Posted July 27 Now on my turntable: Mahler: Sym. No. 6; Adagio from Sym. No. 10 / Kubelik, Bavarian Radio SO (DG, 1969) Quote
mjzee Posted July 27 Report Posted July 27 Riccardo Muti - The Complete Warner Symphonic Recordings, disc 87. Works by Johann Strauss II and Eduard Strauss. Quote
mjzee Posted July 27 Report Posted July 27 Eugene Ormandy/The Philadelphia Orchestra - The Columbia Legacy, disc 11. Quote
HutchFan Posted July 28 Report Posted July 28 Disc 1 - Symphonies No. 1 "Spring" and No. 3 "Rhenish" Quote
HutchFan Posted July 29 Report Posted July 29 I'm now listening to Mahler's Third Symphony, as heard in this set: Remember the original album cover, illustrated by Maurice Sendak? Quote
HutchFan Posted July 29 Report Posted July 29 (edited) More Mahler: Disc 7 - Symphony No. 5 An outstanding performance by Klaus Tennstedt and the LPO. Edited July 29 by HutchFan Quote
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