[Luis Mad]

GRAN JOTA - Francisco TÁRREGA - Rafael Aguirre - Live​

 

[albertmuc]

 

[Light - Man]

Gabriel Fauré: Pavane, Op. 50 · Metamorphose String Orchestra conducted by Pavel Lyubomudrov

 

[Luis Mad]

Dvořák - Slavonic Dance No 8 - Celibidache, London Symphony (1980)​

 

[Luis Mad]

Mozart: Violin Concerto No. 3 / Capuçon • Karajan-Akademie der Berliner Philharmoniker

 

[Luis Mad]

Mozart: Klavierkonzert Nr. 23 mit Elisabeth Leonskaja | NDR Radiophilharmonie​

 

[Luis Mad]

Mozart Clarinet Quintet in A Major, K.581 / 2nd mvt Michael Collins & LMP​

 

[TJ Elite]

Hania Rani

 

[Light - Man]

Astor Piazzolla | Oblivion

Violin: Lelie Cristea, Piano Accompaniment: Tamilla Guliyeva & Sound Recording by Arthur Jogerst



Music: Yann Tiersen - Porz Goret & Acrobatics: Tarek Rammo & Kami-Lynne Bruin



Abel Korzeniowski - Dance For Me Wallis

Dancer & editor | Lana Lebedeva | LIGHTLANA

Production | Pavel Danilyuk

 

[albertmuc]

 

[Mr Trev]

Today's adventure in that's not Classical…
A track from Matt Enery's upcoming "Spotlight Series" - this time featuring harp (the previous one was cello, also worth checking out)

FWIW Spotify tags it as Classical

 

[TJ Elite]

I just heard that Finnish violinist, conductor and composer Jaakko Kuusisto has passed away. He was diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2020. I’ve heard him live multiple times both as a conductor and on violin and jazz pianist Iiro Rantala who is one of my personal heroes also happens to be married to his sister. While the news didn’t come out of nowhere, it still hit me pretty hard.

In his honor, here’s his performance of Einojuhani Rautavaara’s (he passed away in 2016) violin concerto. It is one of my favorite violin concertos and this remains my favorite recording of it.

 

[Christer]

Today's adventure in that's not Classical…
A track from Matt Enery's upcoming "Spotlight Series" - this time featuring harp (the previous one was cello, also worth checking out)

FWIW Spotify tags it as Classical

I also listen a lot via my big speakers to music that is not strictly western classical like World Music and Asian Music. Here is a link to what I have already listened to twice this morning
A meeting by the Bamboo ~ Shastro & Chinmaya Dunster - YouTube .
I have several of of Chinmaya Dunster´s albums already and like most of them.
He has a nice way of blending mainly Asian inspired world music with natural sounds of nature which appeals to me and this track shows how he does it. It was actually recorded outdoors in a bamboo grove with the sounds of birds in the background.
Shastro on his bamboo flute was a new dicscovery for me.
Cheers CC

 

[Luis Mad]

I just heard that Finnish violinist, conductor and composer Jaakko Kuusisto has passed away. He was diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2020. I’ve heard him live multiple times both as a conductor and on violin and jazz pianist Iiro Rantala who is one of my personal heroes also happens to be married to his sister. While the news didn’t come out of nowhere, it still hit me pretty hard.

In his honor, here’s his performance of Einojuhani Rautavaara’s (he passed away in 2016) violin concerto. It is one of my favorite violin concertos and this remains my favorite recording of it.

really sad, Kuusisto was only 48.
Here as conductor

Jaakko Kuusisto: Music from the film Under the North Star (excerpt)​

 

[Christer]

I just heard that Finnish violinist, conductor and composer Jaakko Kuusisto has passed away. He was diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2020. I’ve heard him live multiple times both as a conductor and on violin and jazz pianist Iiro Rantala who is one of my personal heroes also happens to be married to his sister. While the news didn’t come out of nowhere, it still hit me pretty hard.

In his honor, here’s his performance of Einojuhani Rautavaara’s (he passed away in 2016) violin concerto. It is one of my favorite violin concertos and this remains my favorite recording of it.

Rautavaara is one of my favourite contemporary composers and I also have that album . Sad to hear about Kuusisto´s fate. This week I have been playing another Rautavaara BIS album "Angel of Light" which contain his 7th symphony with the name Angel of light ,his Dances with the Winds and another very atmospheric work Cantus Arcticus where he blends music with the sounds of Finnish/Nordic birds sounds.
I sometimes play that track as last piece before going to sleep, very nice way to wind down.
Cheers CC