What are you listening to?

[beethoven]

Ok, here we go with the third series of "What are you listening to?".

I'm listening to Pletnev playing Rach-paganini rhapsody.

[PianistSk8er]

I'm listening to HR2, Hamelin.

PS

[virtuoso_735]

I'm not listening to anything right now...but I listened to the Haydn Trumpet concerto recently.

[beethoven]

I'm not listening to anything right now...but I listened to the Haydn Trumpet concerto recently.

Oh, I like that piece.

I'm listening to Beethoven Missa Solemnis- Bernstein

[WinterWind_23]

Now, I'm listening to Czerny School of Velocity no.34.

[Philip Daniel]

I'm listening to the great modern German organist Lionel Rogg (whom I've actually spoken to at the Music-scores forum before,) play Louis-Nicolas Clerambault's Suite du deuxieme ton on his CD Clerambault: Suite du premier ton; Suite du deuxieme ton. I must say, it's ravishing .

[Amnesia]

Moonlight sonata by Brendel

[Jeliness2]

Waltzes and stuff

[An!ma`]

Für Elise by Badura-Skoda . I have learnt to re-appreciate this piece after hating it and not listening for the longest time.

[Jeliness2]

ewwww, i don't think i could ever like fur elise again.

[An!ma`]

Don't listen to it for a couple of years . And whenever someone plays it run out of the room screaming.

[Jeliness2]

LOL, i already do that

[An!ma`]

Good boy .

[Philip Daniel]

Cherubini's Requiem in C Minor: Dies Irae, performed by the URSS Symphony Orchestra & Choir conducted by Roszdestvensky. Both Beethoven and Haydn admired this piece, which during that time was rated as highly as Mozart's Requiem, and I too think it is worthy of such an honor. Cherubini's characteristic perfect choral writing, a model for choral music, especially in England, to follow, develops the warm, lush, & gorgeous characteristic polyphonic idiom of Palestrina, a composer whom Cherubini studied & admired, and combines it with his own natural, almost violent dramatic power & energy, his amazing genius. Beethoven & Schumann considered him the greatest dramatic composer of their time. He was born in 1760 and died in 1840.

[Chozart]

this one girl playing the Brahms Paganini Variations

they're just wonderful ^_^