Dead-Composers Society

[Parker Owens]

Yesterday morning, I awoke to this. Quite a wake-up call. 
 

 

 

[Former Member]

21 minutes ago, Parker Owens said:

Yesterday morning, I awoke to this. Quite a wake-up call. 
 

 

 

Tallyho!

[Former Member]

Galuppi's most oft recorded piano sonata. Remind you of Mozart any? LOL!!!!!!!!!

 

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[Former Member]

The Azahar Ensemble perform Danzi's d minor quintet. Very compelling, so unlike the studio recordings of Danzi where subtleties are bulldozed in favor of "brilliance." Here 5 people actually bring this music alive because they love it 

 

Edited June 1, 2024 by AC Benus

[Parker Owens]

This is a beautiful performance. It sparkles without overwhelming the listener with virtuosity. 

[Former Member]

Chopin on the marimba 

https://youtu.be/v1st0-F3F2s?si=R1obtgMRGL52IfEE

[Parker Owens]

6 hours ago, AC Benus said:

Chopin on the marimba 

https://youtu.be/v1st0-F3F2s?si=R1obtgMRGL52IfEE

This is amazing, and not just for its unbelievable technical wizardry. This fellow is able to play with four mallets what many can’t approach with two complete hands. 

[Former Member]

One of my favorite performances of Kuhlau

 

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[Lux Apollo]

Some harpsichord music by a man tempermental enough to insult the king.

[Zombie]

Jesu Joy Of Man’s Desiring / Jesus bleibet meine Freude

sung by a beautiful baritone (the voice of course… )

and almost 100 years ago this famous arrangement from 1926 written for solo piano by Dame Myra Hess, a very romantic interpretation, which brings out Bach’s delightful layered counter melodies

 

[Parker Owens]

7 hours ago, Zombie said:

Jesu Joy Of Man’s Desiring / Jesus bleibet meine Freude

sung by a beautiful baritone (the voice of course… )

and almost 100 years ago this famous arrangement from 1926 written for solo piano by Dame Myra Hess, a very romantic interpretation, which brings out Bach’s delightful layered counter melodies

 

How could I not delight in these? Thank you!