Whats on your turntable tonight?

This Evening:
Mahler - "Symphony No. 1" Solti/London Symphony Orchestra
Glinka - "Kamarinskya Fantasy" "A Life For The Czar" Ansermet/L'Orchestre de la Suisse Romande
Borodin - "In The Steppes Of Central Asia" Ansermet/L'Orchestre de la Suisse Romande
Chopin-Douglas - "Les Sylphides" von Karajan/Berlin Philharmonic

Tonight: an eclectic mix of avant-garde 20th century, Baroque and Classical:

Alan Hacker - "Hymn to the Sun" L'oiseau Lyre DSLO 17, a great clarinetist playing music of Hacker, Birtwhistle, Debussy, Monteverdi, and Schumann.

Baroque Chamber Music of G. and G.B. Sammartini, played beautifully by Chiara Banchini and Ensemble 415 in yet another marvelous Harmonia Mundi recording, HMC 1245. (What an incredible record label for lovers of Baroque and Early music!)

Schubert - "Symphony 3 and 6" Kertesz/ViennaPO, Decca SXL 6553

Red Holloway with The Brother Jack McDuff Quartet "Cookin' Together".

Listened to a wide variety of stuff FWIW:-
Brubeck - Brubeck plays Bernstein Plays Brubeck
Spygro Gyra - Access All Areas
Christopher Cross - Chistopher Cross
Moody Blues - Every Good Boy Deserves Favour

Slipknot1: Am thinking of getting "The Koln Concert" by KJ. Is it worth the $25 getting the vinyl or is the ECM CD sonic quality really good for $14???

Tonight its English 20th century composers:

Arnold Bax - "Garden of Fand," "Northern Ballad No.1," "Tintagel" - Boult/LSO, Lyrita SRCS 62

Butterworth - "Banks of Green Willow," "Shropshire Lad" -
Bridge - "There is a Willow Aslant a Brook"
Harty - "John Field Suite"
Dilkes/English Sinfonia, EMI CSD 3696

Moeran - "Conc for Vn & Orch" - Handley/LPO, Lyrita SRCS 105

Nice music to crunch data to...