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    At breakfast : Marcel Dupré, Symphony in G minor for organ and orchestra.

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    Jean Sibelius - 4th Symphony
    Benjamin Britten - The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra
    Alan Rawsthorne - Oboe Concerto
    Rudolf Haken - Oboe Concerto (nice to hear oboe's highest register being thoroughly explored)
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    Sibelius - Lemminkainen Suite
    Kodaly - Hary Janos Suite
    Hindemith - Mathis der Maler
    Rautavaara - Symphony No 7

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    Rachmaninoff "Dreams" Op.38 #5 perfectly sung by Elisabeth Soederstroem and poetically excellent accompaniment by Vladimir Ashkenazy.

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    Fryderyk Chopin - Piano Sonata in C minor

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    Nimrod, from Elgar's Enigma Variation, Holst's Planets ans Bach's Air on a G string.


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    A. Pasculli - Gran Concerto su temi dell'opera I vespri sicilliani di Verdi for piano and oboe.

    Robin, do you know this one? I remember you told me some time ago that you liked the other Pasculli's concerto. Maybe you're familiar with this one, too. It's just as demanding and spectacular.
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    During a very early car drive this morning : Prelude to Lohengrin, Richard Wagner, dir. Otto Klemperer.

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    Karelia Suite by Sibelius

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    Today, Tamás Vásáry's 40 year-old DG recording of major Debussy piano works (most notably, Suite Bergamasque & Pour le Piano).

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    Hey there CHI - love Tamas Vasary, such a poet of the ivories.

    I listened to Matis der Maler, Paul Hindemith (full opera, at least act one of said).

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    I listened to Stravinsky's Mass and Chorale Variations.

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    Samuel Barber - Adagio for String, op.11
    Edvard Grieg - Death of Aase from Peer Gynt Suite no.1

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    Stravinsky - Movements for Piano and Orchestra; Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mat View Post
    Alan Rawsthorne - Oboe Concerto
    Rudolf Haken - Oboe Concerto (nice to hear oboe's highest register being thoroughly explored)
    Hmm, these sound interesting. Don't think I've heard them before. I'll have a look around to find them.

    Today, it was selections featuring the A1 playing of Maurice Andre on trumpet. Haydn, Mozart, Bach etc. Top notch.
    ''Music, I feel, should be emotional first and intellectual second.'' - Maurice Ravel
    ''The greatest education in the world is watching the masters at work.'' - Michael Jackson

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