What are you listening to: Non-Jazz (2012)

[Alypius]

Originally Posted by walkin

Walkin', Those are a couple of my favorite string quartets. If you enjoy those, try Schubert's String Quartet #15 in G (D.887). It's become my favorite work of his. Here's a couple of excellent performances, one by the Belcea Quartet (EMI, 2010), the other by Cuarteto Casals (Harmonia mundi, 2012). Both have received rave reviews:



Also try Schubert's String Quintet (D. 956). Here's a great new performance by the Takacs Quartet (Hyperion, 2012):

[walkin]

Originally Posted by Alypius

Walkin', Those are a couple of my favorite string quartets. If you enjoy those, try Schubert's String Quartet #15 in G (D.887). It's become my favorite work of his. Here's a couple of excellent performances, one by the Belcea Quartet (EMI, 2010), the other by Cuarteto Casals (Harmonia mundi, 2012). Both have received rave reviews:



Also try Schubert's String Quintet (D. 956). Here's a great new performance by the Takacs Quartet (Hyperion, 2012):

Thanks for the recommendations.I got Schubert`s Piano Sonata today

[Open Lane]

Charles Wuorinen- Five

[Jackie P]

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[Tenorman]

Watching television and a programme called Celtic Connections, following Scots musicians visiting Chicago for a Celtic convention. Much of the dialogue being in the Gaelic, which I don't speak, and can't read the subtitles because I am too far away.

Chicago / Celtic convention????


Anyway some good Scots music, especially the fiddlers

[Vaughan]

An exceptional piece. I'm hoping to have the gumption in the New Year to start an "esoteric" thread and write a few words about various discs I have here.....