Full Version: What Are You Listening To Right Now?
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Garbage-Metal Heart
YAP playing the Pathetique
Perlman playing Yentl.
Just changed to Holberg Suite
Which I played in a concert this morning. It was on Radio3 at 8:45ish too! Greig overload
And next Beethoven 1 (which I'm doing in a concert a week tomorrow).
Just changed to Holberg Suite
Which I played in a concert this morning. It was on Radio3 at 8:45ish too! Greig overload And next Beethoven 1 (which I'm doing in a concert a week tomorrow).
The finale to the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto, soon to be proceeded by the Debussy Pour le Piano
"Janefm" has just randomly chosen Ysaye no 4...VFV of course 
(although I do have about 3 other versions on there honest 
)
(although I do have about 3 other versions on there honest )
Rachmaninov's 2nd Piano Concerto...to be followed by Dvorak's New World Symphony 
Rachmaninov's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini.
Bach's 48 played by Angela Hewitt! 
Keane - Iron Sea
Cantilena from the Poulenc flute sonata - pahud and le sage
QUOTE(Tess @ Jun 18 2006, 08:40 PM) 
Rachmaninov's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini.
I'm listening to the 'crazy_purple_music_freak' station on soundclick!!
The Rite of Spring.
QUOTE(bohemian @ Jun 19 2006, 04:14 PM)
The Rite of Spring.
YAY!
Unchained Melody, but in in Spanish/Italian! I still can't really tell, even though I do spanish GCSE....
I thought I'd resurrect this thread rather than starting a new one.
I recently watched "De-Lovely", the biopic of Cole Porter, and as a consequence have John Barrowman on repeat in my head singing "Night and Day".
There are worse things it could be but it's getting old now.....
I recently watched "De-Lovely", the biopic of Cole Porter, and as a consequence have John Barrowman on repeat in my head singing "Night and Day".
There are worse things it could be but it's getting old now.....
Louis-Nicolas Clérambault - Suite du Premier Ton (to be followed by Suite du Deuxieme Ton)
BWV 82: 1. Aria (bass): Ich habe genug 6:56 John Eliot Gardiner; English Baroque Soloists, Monteverdi Choir Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) Bach: Cantatas for the Feast of the purification of Mary (BWV 82, BWV83, BWV125, BWV200) 09/11/2006 09:11
Copied from my iTunes listing (is that legal) - love Bach to bits
Copied from my iTunes listing (is that legal) - love Bach to bits
The rain
I should be in bed...!
I should be in bed...!
Messiaen Le Merle Noir - a live recording of me....trying to compile some of my better recordings for this bursary application
I can also hear the traffic.....
I can also hear the traffic.....
Charles Mingus - Ah Um; current track "Goodbye Pork Pie Hat", his tribute to Lester Young.
Radio Two. I know I know, a pleb.
Bev.
I know I know, a pleb.Bev.
Carmina Burana. Hoping my voice comes back in time for me to sing it. 
The Great Gig In The Sky: Pink Floyd. Not totally random, I want to learn the Piano chords!
Poulenc, 2 piano concerto, the gorgeous gamelaen bit! New CD mmm its so good!
I'm listening to REM... surprise, surprise
Histoire du soldat!
Golden Skans by the Klaxons
Webern - Concerto (Opus 24).
QUOTE(andante_in_c @ Jun 18 2007, 03:02 PM)
Carmina Burana. Hoping my voice comes back in time for me to sing it.
Veni, veni, venias!!
I'm listening to a chamber disc of Percy Grainger works.. how exciting!
Stravinsky's Firebird
Bach - Die Kunst der Fuge, played on harpsichord
Test Match Special
my baby snoring
QUOTE(andante_in_c @ Jun 18 2007, 03:02 PM)
Carmina Burana. Hoping my voice comes back in time for me to sing it.
Oooooh!! I would so love to sing in that! Hope your voice reappears.
Currently listening to the birds singing!
the Test Match on Radio 4 LW
How goes it?
Mika - Life in Cartoon Motion - finally got my hands on a copy today
Born to be Wild - Big-T and the Bada-Bings
Lady of the Sea - Seth Lakeman
Cherry Ghost - People help the People / Coldplay - The scientist
Vltava from Ma Vlast played by the Polish national symphony orchestra - absolutely brilliant!!
'Show me heaven' Maria McKee
Lost without you - Robin Thicke ..... really good song!
Puff the Magic dragon - Peter, paul and mary... 
QUOTE(YetAnotherPianist @ Jun 19 2007, 12:21 PM)
Bach - Die Kunst der Fuge, played on harpsichord
I bought a CD of that the other day
It's nice.
Soir Paien by Gaubert, for flute, soprano and piano. I'm learning it at the moment, and it's such a wonderful work I keep listening to it over and over again.
David Bowie: Life on Mars
Birdsong
Gaubert, Gaubert and more Gaubert. Complete works for flute vol. 1.
Jolivet - Chant de linos - Patrick Gallois
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