What music are you consoling yourself with post referendum?

[Pulcinella]

Much as I adore English/British music, somehow this morning it does not seem appropriate.

I started my day in defiance, with Shostakovich 5 and 9.
I'm now needing more consoling and differently uplifting music, and have plumped for Copland's Appalachian Spring and, more specifically, the coupling on the CD I'm playing: The tender land suite, with its 'The promise of living'. It can make me well up at the best of times, so in this worst of times I know I'll need my tissues handy.

What are you choosing to play today?

[visualnickmos]

To be honest, I now don't feel like listening to any music.

I actually don't feel British anymore.

[rauschwerk]

To be honest, I now don't feel like listening to any music.

I actually don't feel British anymore.

Same here.

[Dave2002]

I started last night, having spent some time getting my system to work again - it's not been working properly for weeks - with Nielsen (posted on the what are you listening to now, thread).

I haven't really listened to too much music for various reasons during the last few weeks.

Today it's:

Colin McPhee: Tabuh-Tabuhan

Roger Session: The Black Maskers

Virgil Thomson: Symphony on a Hymn Tune

Howard Hanson conducting the Eastman-Rochester Orchestra, Mercury Living Presence CD 434 310-2

[Alain Maréchal]

Well, it's Midsummer's Day anyway! I recommend something Swedish and pastoral - Larsson, Atterberg, Alfven, or French and pastoral - I think Debussy's Petite Suite to begin with.

[Bryn]

John Edwards, Nathaniel Catchpole, Edwin (Eddie) Prévost

[mercia]

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

[BBMmk2]

Saint-Saens: Symphony No.3, "Organ". Chicago SO/James Levine

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

To be honest, I now don't feel like listening to any music.

I feel much the same. We're considering a move to Scotland.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

The day is bad enough as it is without letting those rancid tur nips Gove, Johnson, Farage etc get between me and Music. So

Beethoven: Symphony #5 in c minor, op67; Chamber Orchestra of Europe - Harnoncourt

... a huge V sign to the lot of 'em!

[EdgeleyRob]

My conscience is clear,I voted remain.
Worried about my grandchildren's future.
My youngest brother is so glad he is now a New Zealander.

Dvorak Piano Trios

Suk Trio

and Bach to come coz it's Friday

[Cockney Sparrow]

Caliban's choice of the Faure Requiem on Naxos Music Library (Accentus Chamber Choir, Equilbey on Naive). Yes, a very good recording** Details on #27

http://www.for3.org/forums/showthread.php?7506-Online-Naxos-music-library&p=553507#post553507

(**Piau's solo in Pie Jesu is acceptable to me - but, as on another thread, reaction to voices is a very personal thing..... ).

[Alain Maréchal]

Milhaud: Cello Concerto No 1. Starker, Susskind, Philharmonia. How could one resist a movement marked "nonchalant"?

[eighthobstruction]

....Ah well, up and at em....Black Satin : Miles Davis....

[Nick Armstrong]

Caliban's choice of the Faure Requiem on Naxos Music Library (Accentus Chamber Choir, Equilbey on Naive). Yes, a very good recording** Details on #27

http://www.for3.org/forums/showthread.php?7506-Online-Naxos-music-library&p=553507#post553507

(**Piau's solo in Pie Jesu is acceptable to me - but, as on another thread, reaction to voices is a very personal thing..... ).

Mozart piano concertos here.