What are you listening to?

[Moushegh]

Franz Schubert -

Piano Sonata in G Major, D894

(Sviatoslav Richter, Decca)

 

 

 

Next up ...

 

 

 

Sergei Rachmaninov - 24 Preludes:

Prelude in C Sharp Minor No.2, Op.3 / 10 Preludes, Op.23 / 13 Preludes, Op.32

(Vladimir Ashkenazi, Decca)

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Nicolò Paganini - 24 Capricci Per Violino Solo, Op.1

(S. Mintz, DG)

 

 

 

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Felix Mendelssohn -

Violin Concerto in E Minor, Op.64

Max Bruch -

Violin Concerto No.1 in G Minor, Op.26

(Anne-Sophie Mutter / Karajan, Berlin Phil., DG)

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Ludwig von Beethoven -

Violin Sonatas Nos.5 in F Major, Op.24 'Spring' / 6 in A Major No.1, Op30 / 7 in C Minor No.2, Op.30

(Wolfgang Schneiderhan / Carl Seemann, DG)

 

 

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Ludwig von Beethoven -

Symphony No.1 in C Major, Op.21 & Symphony No.3 in E Flat Major, Op.55 'Eroica'

(Karajan / Berlin Phil., DG)

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Franz Joseph Haydn - Symphony No.4 in D Major 'London'

Johannes Brahms - Tragic Overture, Op.81 & Symphony No.3 in F Major, Op.90

(Karajan / Vienna Phil. Orch., Decca)

 

 

 

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Symphony No.40 in G Minor, K550 & Symphony No.41 in C Major, K551 'Jupiter'

(Karajan / Vienna Phil. Orch., Decca)

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Mozart - Symphony No.40 in G Minor, K550 / Symphony No.32 in G Major, K318 / Symphony No.38 in D Major K504 'Prague'

(Krips / Concertgebouw Orch., Decca)

[MosJan]

CARUSO

Here, where the sea shines

and the wind howls,

on the old terrace beside the gulf of Sorrento,

a man embraces a girl

he wept after,

then clears his throat and continues the song:

 

I love you very much,

very, very much, you know;

it is a chain by now

that melts the blood inside the veins, you know…

 

He saw the lights out on the sea,

thought of the nights there in America,

but they were only the fishermen’s lamps

and the white wash astern.

He felt the pain in the music

and stood up from the piano,

but when he saw the moon emerging from a cloud

death also seemed sweeter to him.

He looked the girl in the eyes,

those eyes as green as the sea.

Then suddenly a tear fell

and he believed he was drowning.

 

I love you very much,

very, very much, you know,

it is a chain by now

that melts the blood inside the vein you know…

 

The power of opera,

where every drama is a hoax;

with a little make-up and with mime

you can become someone else.

But two eyes that look at you,

so close and real,

make you forget the words,

confuse your thoughts, So everything became small,

also the nights there in America.

You turn and see your life

through the white wash astern.

 

But, yes, it is life that ends

and he did not think so much about it

on the contrary, he already felt happy

and continued his song:

 

I love you very much,

very, very much, you know,

it is a chain by now

that melts the blood inside the veins, you know…

 

I love you very much,

very, very much, you know,

it is a chain by now

that melts the blood inside the veins, you know…

 

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYZWbzEmWY0

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Johannes Brahms - Symphony No.1 in C Minor, Op.68

Franz Joseph Haydn - Symphony No.103 in E Flat Major 'Drumroll'

(Karajan / Vienna Phil., Decca)

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Beethoven - Piano Concerto Nos.3 in C Minor, Op.37 & No.2 in B Flat Major, Op.19

(Argerich / Abbado, Mahler Chamber Orch., DG)

 

 

 

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Beethoven - Piano Trio Nos.3 in C Minor, Op.1 & No.6 in B Flat, Op.97 'Archduke' / Piano Trio in B Flat, Wo039 - Allegretto & Piano Trio in E Flat, Hess84 - Allegretto

(Barenboim, Zuckerman, du Pré, EMI)

[Azat]

Just got home from a GREAT Pink Martini concert in Costa Mesa. Awesomeness

[Anileve]

Just got home from a GREAT Pink Martini concert in Costa Mesa. Awesomeness

Ooooh, I would love to see Pink Maritni in concert. Currently listening to the Uprising by Muse. Went to see them in concert. For all of you rock 'n roll lovers they are absolutely outstanding performers. If you ever get a chance, please try to get tickets. It's a total rock out experience. They are a fusion of Queen, Jimmy Hendrix, Radiohead and Jeff Buckley.

 

Azat jan, I finally went to see Aznavour in concert. The man is an unearthly creature, I literally got goosebumps watching him perform and listening to that intoxicating voice. Wish I had another chance to see him.

[Azat]

i love Muse... they preformed at our venue at SXSW. It was awesome and we are preparing another show with them...

 

Where did you see Aznavour Evul?

[flyhye]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7a-069RYWs

 

:D

I loved it! "gnats" "chanjates" lol

[Azat]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICfue4iDseU

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-I69GmDHKvI

Edited April 12, 2010 by Azat

[Azat]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGm-74kFGFo

[flyhye]

i like Pink Martini

 

my favorite is

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGs-GVh_CwE

[Moushegh]

Prokofiev - Cinderella, Suite from the Ballet, Op.87 (transcribed for two pianos by Mikhail Pletnev)

Ravel - Ma mère l'oye

(Argerich / Pletnev, DG)

 

 

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Chopin - Ballade No.2 in F Major, Op.38 / 4 Mazurkas, Op.33 / 3 Waltzes, Op.34

Impromptu No.2 in F Sharp Major, Op.36 / Piano Sonata No.2 in B Flat Minor, Op.35

(Pollini, DG)

[Anileve]

i love Muse... they preformed at our venue at SXSW. It was awesome and we are preparing another show with them...

 

Where did you see Aznavour Evul?

I saw him at the NY city center. Azat, what do you mean "we are preparing another show with them?" Are you in some way working on their show?

 

Wish I could win the lottery, to stop working and just travel and see performances, and eat. Wait, I believe I'm hijacking the thread. How did you come across Muse?

[Moushegh]

J.S. Bach - 'The Art Of Fugue'

(Emerson String Quartet, DG)

 

 

Brahms - String Quartet in B Flat Major, Op.67 & String Quartet in C Minor No.1, Op.57

(Takács Quartet, Hyperion)

 

 

 

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Beethoven - Piano Trio Nos.4 in D No.1, Op.70 'Ghost' & No.5 in E Flat No.2, Op.70 / Ten Variations on Müller's song 'Ich bin der Schneider Kakadu' Op. 121a

(Barenboim / Zukerman / du Pré, EMI)

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Beethoven - String Trio Nos.1 in G Major, Op.9, / 2 in D Major, Op.9 / 3 in C Minor, Op.9

(Rostropovich / Mutter / Giuranna, DG)

 

 

Later ...

 

 

Mozart - Violin Concerto Nos.4 in D Major, K218 & No.5 in A Major, K219 / Violin Adagio in E Major, K261

(Suk / Hlaváček, Prague Chamber Orch.)

[ED]

why we would shaunt if i may ask?

I made your post invisible

please do not post that again

[shaunt]

why we would shaunt if i may ask?

I made your post invisible

please do not post that again

 

Because those melodies are prominent in traditional Armenian songs.

 

And why would you make my post invisible? I did not violate any rules.

[ED]

traditional? the only traditional is they used our only musical instrument Duduk.

as for why i made it ivsibibale?! perhaps April 24th is around the corner, use your common seans my friend,

regardless of the fact, I dont think you'll find many support in this forum who would aprriciate that kind of "music"

[Moushegh]

Giuseppe Verdi - Requiem

(Fleming, Bordina, D'Arcangelo, Bocelli; Valery Gergiev / Kirov Orchestra and Chorus, Phillips)

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Mozart - Requiem

(McNair, Watkinson, Araiza, Lloyd; Sir Neville Marriner / Academy and Chorus Of St. Martin In The Fields, Phillips)

[Azat]

a Beautiful rendition of Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah but KD Lang

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_NpxTWbovE