What Classical Music Are You listening to Now? III

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Les Plaisirs du Louvre,
Airs pour la chambre pour de Louis XIII
Ensemble Corresponddences
Sebastian Daucé

Vivaldi
Con Amore
Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra
Directed by Elisa Citterio.

[Stanfordian]

Delius
Double Concerto for violin, cello and orchestra
Violin Concerto
Cello Concerto
Tasmin Little (violin) & Paul Watkins (cello)
BBC Symphony Orchestra / Sir Andrew Davis
Recorded 2010 All Saints Church, Tooting, London
Chandos

Delius
Sea Drift
Songs of Farewell
Songs of Sunset
Sally Burgess (soprano); Bryn Terfel (bass-baritone)
Waynflete Singers; Southern Voices,
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and Chorus / Richard Hickox
Recorded 1993 Wessex Hall, Poole Arts Centre
Chandos

[Bryn]

Since Ian Pace's opening concert of his survey of the Liszt piano transcriptions of the Beethoven Symphonies has been cancelled, the Fifth (Yuri Martinov, 1867 Blüthner), to be followed by Ives: Concord Sonata (Marc-André Hamelin - his Hyperion recording).

Revision: Since the Ives was never 'completed' (its composer continued to tinker with it over the years, and stressed its improvisatory aspects) I have starts the follow-on not with M-AH's Hyperion recording but his earlier New World one (sans ossia instrumental contribution) them his Hyperion (flute but no viola), concluding with the Gilbert Kalish (both ossia instrumental contributions).

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Delius
Double Concerto for violin, cello and orchestra
Violin Concerto
Cello Concerto
Tasmin Little (violin) & Paul Watkins (cello)
BBC Symphony Orchestra / Sir Andrew Davis
Recorded 2010 All Saints Church, Tooting, London
Chandos

Delius
Sea Drift
Songs of Farewell
Songs of Sunset
Sally Burgess (soprano); Bryn Terfel (bass-baritone)
Waynflete Singers; Southern Voices,
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and Chorus / Richard Hickox
Recorded 1993 Wessex Hall, Poole Arts Centre
Chandos

Oh yes! Two classic recordings! Like these very much.

Jan Dismas Zelenka
Missa Dei Filii, Z20
(Missa ultimarum secundat) 1740/41
Nancy Argenta(soprano)
Michael Chance(tenor)
Christoph Prégardien(tenor)
Gordon Jones(Bass)
Lammergeier Chor Stuttgart
Tafelmusik Barockorchester
Jean Lemmon(Music director)
Frieder Bergius, conductor.

[teamsaint]

Beethoven Symphony #6

Orchestre de Paris/ Kubelik.

This could take a while.......

[Pulcinella]

Beethoven Symphony #6

Orchestre de Paris/ Kubelik.

This could take a while.......

Why?
Is it a very slow performance?

[LMcD]

Why?
Is it a very slow performance?

No, it's just that the merrymaking peasants have to go and wash their hands every time they come closer than 2 metres from one another.

[teamsaint]

Why?
Is it a very slow performance?

First movement is, er, not the moden way, I think.

You’re good in these things, Pulcers........

[cloughie]

No, it's just that the merrymaking peasants have to go and wash their hands every time they come closer than 2 metres from one another.

...and maybe they know there’s a storm brewing!

[teamsaint]

No, it's just that the merrymaking peasants have to go and wash their hands every time they come closer than 2 metres from one another.

And only allowed our once a day.

[teamsaint]

Somebody is going to tell me that it isn’t all that slow, I just know it .

[teamsaint]

Zinman 10.20.
Kubelik 11.04
Bohm 12.20 .

So doesn't seem to be an outlier, really, though I suspect Zinman is much more typical of modern performances.
I’ll dig out a Karajan. I expect Petrushka will have an encyclopedic knowledge to save me the bother though!!

[Bryn]

Hogwood 10'27"
SCO/Mackerras 11'31"
MO/Vanska 11'26"
Bruggen ('Decca') 10'52"
Bruggen (Glossa) 11'30"
Goodman 10'48"
Karajan 1950s 9'21"
Karajan 1960s 9'01"
Karajan 1970s 9'09"

Others to follow.

[cloughie]

Hogwood 10'27"
SCO/Mackerras 11'31"
MO/Vanska 11'26"
Bruggen ('Decca') 10'52"
Bruggen (Glossa) 11'30"
Goodman 10'48"
Karajan 1960s 9'01"
Karajan 1970s 9'09"

Others to follow.

I’ve nor checked timings but I think E Kleiber and the PO Karajan from the 50s were pretty quick!

[LMcD]

I’ve nor checked timings but I think E Kleiber and the PO Karajan from the 50s were pretty quick!

Perhaps they had advance notice of the approaching storm.