zotjen
Headphoneus Supremus
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Originally Posted by zotjen Another great conductor is gone. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertain...ts/2369255.stm |
Originally Posted by Shosta Sad news. This deserves a listening to his Verdi's Requiem. |
Originally Posted by pframe Which I'd do right now . . . if it weren't already 2:00 a.m. |
Originally Posted by Shosta Here it's 8:20 a.m. and I'm at job Someday we could agree listening something around the world at the same GMT. It could be a 'virtual music meeting'. And then posts our impressions |
Originally Posted by Masonjar I don't have many recordings by him, but those that I do have are among my favorites, including his Mahler 9th and Dvorak 8th. His Bruckner 8th is also an amazing performance, but it's been years since I've heard it. -jar |
Originally Posted by Shosta Sad news. This deserves a listening to his Verdi's Requiem. |
Originally Posted by calaf sweet idea, I am doing it right now. Followed by his beatiful Nozze di Figaro to cheer up a bit... Ciao Carlo Maria, ci mancherai! |
Originally Posted by daycart1 One of my very most often played Brahms Thirds is the Guilini/Philharmonia. His Bruckner recordings from the 80's are very fine too. Was he at all active recently? |
Originally Posted by Masonjar Here's a great photo of the maestro from an album cover of his recording of Beethoven's 6th: |