What CD, book, DVD etc are you waiting for?

[gurnemanz]

I took the recent Amazon £10 off if you spend £50 "offer" as an excuse to get some items on my wish list:

Philippe Jaroussky: Mélodies françaises sur des poèmes de Verlaine
Lucinda Williams: The Ghosts Of Highway 20 (new - v good!)
Hilliard Ensemble: Masses and Motets by Dunstable and Power (Virgin Twofer)
Alina Ibragimova & Steven Osborne: Prokofiev Violin Sonatas
Frank Bridge Songs: Hyperion Dyad (Twofer)
Dartington Piano Trio: Bridge Chamber Music (Hyperion Helios)
Galina Vishnevskaya with Rostropovich on piano; Russian Songs and Romances (v cheap Apex Twofer)

Plenty to dig into there over the next few days/weeks

[Beef Oven!]

Vaughan Williams - Symphony #4. Recorded Live, Royal Albert Hall, 16th August 1963.
Jean Sibelius - Symphony #4. Recorded Live, Royal Albert Hall, 2nd September 1965.

BBC Symphony Orchestra, conducted by 'Flash Harry'.

[Bryn]

An ex-library copy "Stamped withdrawn. Remains of labels inside on first page. Dust cover intact. Pages all unmarked and in good, clean condition." (£9.99 + £2.80 p&p)

[cloughie]

Vaughan Williams - Symphony #4. Recorded Live, Royal Albert Hall, 16th August 1963.
Jean Sibelius - Symphony #4. Recorded Live, Royal Albert Hall, 2nd September 1965.

BBC Symphony Orchestra, conducted by 'Flash Harry'.

Strange - I was browsing Amazon yesterday and spotted that and thought it looked interesting.

[vinteuil]

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http://www.amazon.fr/dp/B006RW449S

Just realised how little I know of Boccherini. Have got many of the quintets, now starting on the quartets, most interesting. And this looked a particularly promising addition...

[Nick Armstrong]

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http://www.amazon.fr/dp/B006RW449S

Just realised how little I know of Boccherini. Have got many of the quintets, now starting on the quartets, most interesting. And this looked a particularly promising addition...

I was put on to the Op. 32 quartets by the joint efforts of two of our most-missed members, on this thread: http://www.for3.org/forums/showthrea...054#post228054

I'm glad to see I registered my appreciation.

[Beef Oven!]

Strange - I was browsing Amazon yesterday and spotted that and thought it looked interesting.

I've had it in my basket for 2/3 months and finally moved it from its 'saved for later' status to buy.

[pastoralguy]

I received a £50 Presto voucher recently and have ordered the eagerly awaited Elgar 'cello concerto from Steven Isserlis, the new Vilde Frang Britten and Korngold violin concerto disc and Mozart Quartets from the Hagen quartet.

Great stuff!

[Barbirollians]

The Klemperer Mahler 9 secondhand for £1 on Amazon - I do not know it and the rest of his Mahler box save for the Seventh which seems to get a very bad press I already have .

[Beef Oven!]

The Klemperer Mahler 9 secondhand for £1 on Amazon - I do not know it and the rest of his Mahler box save for the Seventh which seems to get a very bad press I already have .

2 CD set with Strauss' Metamorphosen and Tod Und Verklarung?

[cloughie]

I've had it in my basket for 2/3 months and finally moved it from its 'saved for later' status to buy.

On Sargent and Sibelius Syms 1, 5 and the tone poems seem to be recycled frequently but to my knowledge No 2 has never appeared on CD - irrational record companies or have they lost the mastertape (or the plot!)

[Beef Oven!]

On Sargent and Sibelius Syms 1, 5 and the tone poems seem to be recycled frequently but to my knowledge No 2 has never appeared on CD - irrational record companies or have they lost the mastertape (or the plot!)

It's a mythtery, oh, it's a mythtery
I'm still searching for a clue
It's a mythtery to me
A shot in the dark

The big question mark in hithtory
Is it a mythtery to you?

[cloughie]

It's a mythtery, oh, it's a mythtery
I'm still searching for a clue
It's a mythtery to me
A shot in the dark

The big question mark in hithtory
Is it a mythtery to you?

I think you're being Frippant!

[MrGongGong]

I think you're being Frippant!

The watercolourist?

[Bryn]

Just delivered, a package which, when opened, revealed a box marked "ASUS A8S-XMotherboard". However, it did seem a bit heavy for that. Inside was the item referred to in #543. The hardback book is in near perfect condition (just the "WITHDRAWN" stamp, very slight remnants of two removed label, and 7 neat dog-ears (most marking new chapters) which were reversed without problem. The original penciled price of £50 remains in tact on the first (blank) page. Very please with both condition and speedy delivery.