Other side of Rameau with powerful French band .
https://youtu.be/RKvd4tMkFHc
And his clavecin magic .https://youtu.be/NK3-URQntcg?t=2
https://youtu.be/RKvd4tMkFHc
And his clavecin magic .https://youtu.be/NK3-URQntcg?t=2
Classical Music for Aficionados
Other side of Rameau with powerful French band . https://youtu.be/RKvd4tMkFHc And his clavecin magic .https://youtu.be/NK3-URQntcg?t=2 |
Jim, I just happened to listen the Babayan Rachmaninoff album yesterday. I like the fact that he doesn’t play the pieces in order. Just skips around between Preludes, Etudes Tableaux etc. Particularly beautiful is his rendition of the Volodos arrangement of the Cello Sonata 2nd movement. Almost as great as the master Volodos himself. |
Greetings all. First time on this thread. So many threads, so few looms. My CD collection is now under review. Streaming is starting a cull of old CDs. Just want to give a heads up to Qobuz freaks that the new recording from BIS is now streaming: Lament by Hans-Kristian Kjos Sørensen A mix of orchestral/choral/electronic recorded like BIS does. This is really a must-hear IMO. Tests everything. Not affiliated, just like it enough to post a quickie "go listen." |
@rvpiano RV I thought you would like the Babayan recording especially the Volodos transcription and I thought his piano tone was luscious with such a warm glow over everything. It takes a great pianist to turn a fundamentally staccato instrument into such a warm legato instrument. "Hats off gentlemen a genius" ( Schumann ). |