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#21
Posted 2006-March-31, 21:08
#22
Posted 2006-April-01, 00:33
#23
Posted 2006-April-01, 09:37
This is not quite how I remembered it, but it is great, for that classical moment of tranquility, Pachabel
#24
Posted 2006-April-01, 10:16
#25
Posted 2006-April-02, 23:56
Karajan - Schwarzkopf - Gedda - Streich - Krebs - Kunz - Christ
Philharmonia Orchestra and Chorus (1955)
A prank with the happiness and carefree qualities of a bright spring day. In this recording, Karajan achieves a nice balance between the orchestra and soloists. As a result, the impression is much lighter and crisper than his later recordings of similar "comic operas" (I haven't been able to get a hold of the late 60s VPO studio recording, but the mid 80s VPO performance recordings are much slower). Of course, I also enjoy Elisabeth Schwarzkopf's radiant, refined arias.
#26
Posted 2006-April-03, 09:58
#27
Posted 2006-April-07, 01:46
#28
Posted 2011-August-14, 14:59
#29
Posted 2011-August-14, 15:16
mr1303, on 2006-March-28, 05:37, said:
Although given our pathetic defeat to the Indians this morning, maybe not!
That would be Dreadlock Holiday by 10CC.
Finding your own mistakes is more productive than looking for partner's. It improves your game and is good for your soul. (Nige1)
#30
Posted 2011-August-14, 15:27
+100 for Nina Simone
George Carlin
#31
Posted 2011-August-14, 16:26
On the more cultivated side, I listened to Pinnock's rendition of the Water Music today.
-- Bertrand Russell
#32
Posted 2011-August-14, 16:37
I have pretty low brow taste!
#33
Posted 2011-August-14, 17:12
#34
Posted 2011-August-15, 06:00
wyman, on 2012-May-04, 09:48, said:
rbforster, on 2012-May-20, 21:04, said:
My YouTube Channel
#35
Posted 2011-August-15, 14:32
#36
Posted 2011-August-15, 14:41
It was such an epic FAIL!
I'm screwed....Oh well.
Said we're gonna stop......THIS FRIDAY NIGHT.......do it all again!
Pretty much the greatest song of our era
#37
Posted 2011-August-17, 14:59
#38
Posted 2011-August-18, 06:36
George Carlin
#39
Posted 2011-August-19, 13:37
Finding your own mistakes is more productive than looking for partner's. It improves your game and is good for your soul. (Nige1)
#40
Posted 2011-August-22, 15:41