[raysounds]

Pieter Wispelwey 2nd recording of the Bach cello suites is a must have. Best interpretation and also very well engineered.

 

[Quinto]

Pieter Wispelwey 2nd recording of the Bach cello suites is a must have. Best interpretation and also very well engineered.

Anner Bylsma's Sony recording on the Stradivarius Servais (1701) is really great in many ways..
For best I'll watch sports

 

[Peti]

Great recommendations. Not sure if this one was mentioned before, but here is my favourite iconic recording from January, 1938 from Vienna, just mere weeks before the Anschluss. Dutton, Naxos, EMI both released this masterpiece and I prefer the EMI edition.

 

[T400]

Breathtaking by Bruce Dickey (cornetto) and Hana Blažíková (voice):
https://www.brucedickey.com/breathtaking

and the recent follow-up:
The Breathtaking Collective: On the Breath of Angels
https://www.historicbrass.org/featu...eathtaking-collective-on-the-breath-of-angels

Simply beautiful.

Anything featuring Jean-François Madeuf, the world's greatest trumpeter:
https://madeus.com/fr/discographie/#1484996565012-d0c425da-ba0c

but if I had to pick one:
J.M. Molter: Concertos for trumpets & horns
https://www.allmusic.com/album/jm-molter-concertos-for-trumpets-horns-mw0003094830

 

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[gammarayson]

Yes, I love Pettersson's music, but you do have to be in the right mood. I have the complete symphonies on CPO and some of the BIS recordings-

 

[gammarayson]

I have not heard Barbirolli's Mahler 3, but love his Mahler 5, 6 and 9

 

[gammarayson]

One of the best HIP Brandenburgs indeed!