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SusanDoris
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« Reply #30 on: 20:29:38, 03-06-2008 »
Well, plenty of you tubes; I tried two but the sound kept cutting out every few seconds so it was impossible to listen. I'll wait to enjoy the CDs.
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SusanDoris
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« Reply #31 on: 19:57:37, 18-06-2008 »
I have had the CD on the player for a few days now and have listened quite a few times and am enjoying it very much.
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George Garnett
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« Reply #32 on: 14:11:35, 20-06-2008 »
Wow! A tremendous performance of Janacek's 'Intimate Letters' Quartet from the Paval Haas Quartet on R3 just now. At least I thought so. I feel as if I have been taken apart and not quite put together again yet. Anyone else hear it?
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Stanley Stewart
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Well...it was 1935
« Reply #33 on: 14:51:28, 20-06-2008 »
Yes, George, I thoroughly enjoyed the whole concert.   However, I still haven't got over the impact of last Saturday's performance of Messiaen's 'Vingt Regards' by Ian Pace, here in York!   But Act 2 of "Tristan" is now under way to up the ante!
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Eruanto
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« Reply #34 on: 21:05:42, 15-07-2008 »
Monsieur Hamelin gave his services today, a delayed broadcast from the Cheltenham Festival.

Haydn: Sonatas in F and B flat
Weissenberg: Sonate en etat de jazz
Schubert: Sonata D960


I forced myself to listen to the Schubert, although I was worried that it would feel 'too soon' after Brendel's still-only-whisperable-of rendition the other week. This proved unfounded, although I'm far more conscious of the passage of time here - he goes for the expression in the first movement (the start is a real creep-in) leading to a length of 22 minutes. There are some odd accents on bottom Fs in the 3rd movement, But it's still far more polished than the only recording I have (Naum Grubert) Huh, so a keeper.
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