Current crazes

[Tapiola]

Currently on a Holst bender.

nicely put, ER.

Oistrakh Trio for me.

[Alain Maréchal]

All French music for me now (yet again...when R3 concerts don't distract) so it's Magnard, Roussel, Poulenc... I've never yet heard Padmavati, so that's the next treat once I've recovered from an exhausting week. Lack of sunlight isn't much help, hibernation looks most attractive - if it weren't for music...

jlw, if that's the sort of thing for you, may I propose the orchestral works of Vierne, Guy-Ropartz, Rabaud, and if you don't mind crossing the border to my home town (home street, actually), Guillaume Lekeu.

[DoctorT]

At the moment for me it's Haydn's Sturm und Drang Symphonies, in the Pinnock/English Concert recordings. Can't have too much Haydn, really

[Nick Armstrong]

Can't have too much Haydn, really

The Haydn on COTW has been real balm for the soul, travelling home after some torrid days this week! Wonderful.

[Hitch]

Something of a Venus de Milo: Mahler's 5th by Chailly/Royal Concertgebouw. Marvellous but for, would you believe it, the adagietto, in which the harp sounds like a tired rubber band. I keep playing it in the hope that the arms will grow back.

[richardfinegold]

At the moment for me it's Haydn's Sturm und Drang Symphonies, in the Pinnock/English Concert recordings. Can't have too much Haydn, really

I was listening to a mix of Pinnock recordings that you mentioned and Fischer in the same works. Great stuff.