What are you currently listening to? - Page 47

#**921** 05.12.2019, 15:55

	Quote:	roegner
	The armed man Karl Jenkins before that: Benjamin Britten War Requiem

I adore Karl Jenkins. Haven't listen to The Armed Man in a while.

MusicChick · #**922** 05.12.2019, 16:01

Jenkins definitely was a fab symphony to sing in the Royal Albert Hall. Impressive tones in an impressive place.

And Rutter. Also amazing.

I will put them on.

#**923** 05.12.2019, 16:11

	Quote:	MusicChick
	Jenkins definitely was a fab symphony to sing in the Royal Albert Hall. Impressive tones in an impressive place. And Rutter. Also amazing. I will put them on.

It's been a good 26ish years since I played in the Albert Hall but yes, the acoustics are incredible. Sung a lot of Rutter in my time. And madrigals. A lot of madrigals.

#**924** 05.12.2019, 16:26

	Quote:
	It's been a good 26ish years since I played in the Albert Hall but yes, the acoustics are incredible. Sung a lot of Rutter in my time. And madrigals. A lot of madrigals.

Unfortunately, the acoustics at Sandringham Palace weren't up to much, but Her Majesty seemed to enjoy her private recital nevertheless.

#**925** 05.12.2019, 16:30

	Quote:
	Unfortunately, the acoustics at Sandringham Palace weren't up to much, but Her Majesty seemed to enjoy her private recital nevertheless.

How private?

*looks for and fails to find a suggestive leer emoji*

#**926** 05.12.2019, 16:40

	Quote:
	How private? looks for and fails to find a suggestive leer emoji

So private that Her Maj was actually at a Pizza Express in Cromer.

#**927** 05.12.2019, 16:50

	Quote:
	So private that Her Maj was actually at a Pizza Express in Cromer.

So whose lap were you really sitting on?

Cherub · #**928** 05.12.2019, 17:03

Music from the 80s as I'm going to an 80s theme party on Saturday night. I dip in and out of music, but when I'm ironing it has to be classical Spanish guitar.

When I'm feeling fed up I put on Rock Lobster by the B52s and dance like crazy to it, works at cheering me up every time

pilatus1 · #**929** 21.12.2019, 09:47

How does this work?

MusicChick · #**930** 27.12.2019, 10:22

Waldstein by Beethoven. Got the partitions, gotta memorize it.

It is amazing and so was Waldstein.

pilatus1 · #**931** 30.12.2019, 17:46

How does this work?

#**932** 30.12.2019, 19:12

	Quote:	pilatus1
	How does this work?

Used to love playing this. Great choice.

MusicChick · #**933** 31.12.2019, 11:17

Puccini. Singing camp and gigs coming up.

pilatus1 · #**934** 16.01.2020, 18:36

How does this work?

Caleb · #**935** 16.01.2020, 21:16

Right this instant:

MusicChick · #**936** 16.01.2020, 22:39

Rothko, earlier today.

And now our genius pianist while we are gutting out Mendelssohn.

Traubert · #**937** 17.01.2020, 02:32

In my case this thread should be called 'What are you still listening to?'

If you know, you know...

How does this work?

Andras Schiff will be performing Clavier Book II on 9 Feb @ Tonhalle in ZH.

Sometimes I feel though, that this is where my mind will end up

How does this work?

pilatus1 · #**938** 20.01.2020, 09:21

How does this work?

MusicChick · #**939** 20.01.2020, 09:28

	Quote:	Traubert
	In my case this thread should be called 'What are you still listening to?' If you know, you know... How does this work? Andras Schiff will be performing Clavier Book II on 9 Feb @ Tonhalle in ZH. Sometimes I feel though, that this is where my mind will end up How does this work?

I might check out Schiff. Will get me back on track with my Bach piano work

I am running to this lovely lady today

How does this work?

pilatus1 · #**940** 20.01.2020, 17:08

Heitor Villa-Lobos "Suite Popular Brasileña" (Completa) Pablo De Giusto

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2_LDC-WQQ0