Your heavenly sounds.

[Pabmusic]

Dream of Gerontius: praise to the Holiest
Allegri: Misserre Mei
Morales: Mihi Domiine
John Tavener: Song for Athene
Respighi: Church Windows, Pope Gregory the Great
Mahler: Adagio Symphony No.3
Mahler: Der Abschied(Das Lied von der Erde
Mahler: Symphony no.9
Eric Ball: Resurgam
Holst: A Moorside Suite, Nocturne
Monteveredi: Vespers, Magnificat a 6
Byrd: Ave Verum Corpus
Schubert: Late String quartets/quintetrs
Beethoven: Late St Qts and Piano sonatas
Vaughan Williams: Lark Ascending; Symphs 3 and 5 and 7
Bax: Spring Fire

Nice to see Resurgam listed. Another (longer) work that has a similar effect on me, because of its sturcture, is Asrael by Josef Suk. The final section, where the brass chorale enters, sums up everything that has gone before so well - and the sense of peace is so profound - that it makes the perfect ending.

[BBMmk2]

Nice to see Resurgam listed. Another (longer) work that has a similar effect on me, because of its sturcture, is Asrael by Josef Suk. The final section, where the brass chorale enters, sums up everything that has gone before so well - and the sense of peace is so profound - that it makes the perfect ending.

Indeed, pabmusic!! I have Kubelik and Mackerrs's reocrdings. Very movin g that part, imo to.

[Pabmusic]

Indeed, pabmusic!! I have Kubelik and Mackerrs's reocrdings. Very movin g that part, imo to.

Probably the best two performances, though Ashkenazy is very good, and Talich is excellent, though old. I think my favourite is Kubelik.

[old khayyam]

As Reverend Eli Jenkins said, "Bach every time for me". Probably seen as a bit too obvious around here, but therefore i go..

[cloughie]

Probably the best two performances, though Ashkenazy is very good, and Talich is excellent, though old. I think my favourite is Kubelik.

Pesek's also good!

[Pabmusic]

Pesek's also good!

Yes - in truth, is there a bad one?