What are you listening to right now?

[kakeithewolf]

Something I can't easily find a video for. Michael Praetorius, O Lux Beata Trinitas.

[j_menz]

Something I can't easily find a video for. Michael Praetorius, O Lux Beata Trinitas.

You didn't try very hard....

[lhb_]

The best recording of this work by miles.

[Bob]

I was amused.

[dima_76557]

Rachmaninov Piano Concerto no.1
Yakov Flier - Piano
Maxim Shostakovich
Symphony Orchestra of Moscow Radio and Television.

[visitor]

various Poulenc voice stuff.

This one just finished

[kakeithewolf]

Whenever I do writing or anything related to graphic art, I pull out the big guns. If I didn't make album covers, I wouldn't need Sorabji in my playlists.

[mjames]

Git GUD




Medtner sonata triad, in d minor. Absolutely glorious.
And then I listened to to his c major sonata.


*** I love his op. 11 set
Too good.

I love you medtner


Marry me.

[visitor]

epic and old skool. ha ha good times.

[Bob]

Some lady singing.  She sounds sound.  And there are strings.  And a French horn.

[justanamateur]

Op 71 polonaises

[Bob]

The Serpent's Kiss
by William Bolcom
played by Choi Dahye


That sounds like a Monday. 

[goldentone]

I have been won over by "Suite BouAntique" by John Rutter.  At first I didn't like it because it has the sound of elevator music, at least some of it.  But it has won me over.  It's a contemporary piece.

Elevator music.  Heh. 

[ahinton]

Whenever I do writing or anything related to graphic art, I pull out the big guns. If I didn't make album covers, I wouldn't need Sorabji in my playlists.

Care to explain that - just as a matter of interest?

Best,

Alistair

[mjames]

Some lady singing.  She sounds sound.  And there are strings.  And a French horn.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=14hKEu5G1DQ

[mjames]

Medtner is awesome.

[thalbergmad]

Medtner is awesome.

So is Earl Wild

[nanabush]

I took a course in Synthesis and Sound Design, and we learned how to use a Prophet 08 (analog synthesizer).  I was also playing a video game called 'Fez' - an indie masterpiece in my opinion.

The music is all done with a synthesizer, with some digital instruments added.  It's a different world of music, the amount of sounds that one little machine (without access to the internet) can create.

My favorite tracks:
-Glitch, Fear, and Knowledge.

Just a really thorough use of a synthesizer.  I'm in love with this soundtrack.

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Also my daily dose of Scriabin's 2nd Sonata - I really like Ruth Laredo's recording.  I keep finding other pieces to distract me from the nasty second movement of this piece, but I'd say hands down this is my favorite piece for piano, and will likely remain so

[ayolove]

Schumann's aufschwung [soaring].......

[visitor]

weaves magic....

[goldentone]

[outin]

Kimmo Hakola's Piano Concerto

Thal would love it 

[visitor]

yep.

[Bob]

https://www.tommymarkham.com/Music/WashingtonPostMarch.htm



I bet Sousa would love that.   

[Bob]

Sticking with the electric theme....

[visitor]

friggin incredible! *other movements too, they're hosted on same ch.

[j_menz]

friggin incredible!

And whose P&F set I am still trying to track down!

[visitor]

And whose P&F set I am still trying to track down!

they will eventually turn up!

now listening to this. i  always loved this tune, nice treatment of it in concert solo form.

[kakeithewolf]

Sorabji, Chrysilla. I'd provide a YouTube link, but the one that was on YouTube was deleted. Shame, as it is quite a good piece.

[visitor]

[Bob]

Born in 1996?    Oi, I'm old.  I thought she must be 28-32-ish.  



I think I still like this one better.

[visitor]

so dope!

[visitor]

[themusicworkshop]

La Campanella performed by Evgeny Kissin

[ahinton]

Sorabji, Chrysilla. I'd provide a YouTube link, but the one that was on YouTube was deleted. Shame, as it is quite a good piece.

I had it taken down personally. It's on a CD that I understand is still available, so it's hardly fair to the artists who made it or to the record company that released it to have it stuck up there on YouTube where none gets a cent for their efforts. Yes, it's a very early Sorabji song, as are several more on that CD - so anyone interested should seek it out and go buy it! It's on Centaur, CRC 2613.

Best,

Alistair

[themusne]

Beethoven sonata op 27

[coda_colossale]

[justanamateur]

[dima_76557]

[alessandro]

Nice short film, with an extraordinary combination of Satie (and other pianomusic) and some swift alpinism.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnDrNKfTdxI

[liszt1022]

Tori Amos's latest and Berlioz/Liszt Harold in Italy

[Bob]

I believe it's something called jazz.

[Bob]

The Nyan Cat Song on youtube.   But the original, pure one.   As the original creator meant it to be heard.  I'm occasionally glancing at the image to get the full rainbow farting, pop tart, space flying effect.





And now you are too....

They don't show the director.  Haha.    I want to see who's directing...



It appears to be fake.  I smell an opportunity for an actual live version if there isn't already one out there.

[Bob]

[Bob]

I'm not even going to bother with tags then...

[mjames]

[visitor]

such a pretty piece.

[justanamateur]

Liszt sonata

[coda_colossale]

Liszt sonata

That was quite upfront, lol. Whose performance? I'm listening to Berman-1958 right now.

[goldentone]

This early piece from Rachmaninov is just. . . wow.

Unfortunately, the pianist and violinist here were uncited.