Album of the Evening

[WAM]

New acquisition for the library:

 

 

 

 

[biosailor]

[rando]

[Hugo9000]

Marie-Nicole Lemieux

 

 

Wonderful album!  It's been about a month since I last played it...way too long!

[qdwieertteyrujpo]

New album, streaming from Qobuz:

 

[The Computer Audiophile]

My first entry from Qobuz :~)

 

[Cornan]

7 hours ago, The Computer Audiophile said:

My first entry from Qobuz :~)

 

 

Here is you chance to compare it with a Tidal Master! ?  https://tidal.com/album/87357381

[rando]

[biosailor]

If Lou Donaldson's funk/soul jazz, then Midnight Creeper. For sure! Wit a great Lonnie Smith on organ.

 

[WAM]

One for the Paul Desmond aficionado's:

 

 

[Melvin]

On 8/30/2018 at 9:57 PM, dieterjp said:

New album, streaming from Qobuz:

 

 

Just saw this on Tidal. Listening now. 

[rando]

[Booster MPS]

If you like Luciana this one is for you.  Like some previous works, focusing on poetry.  Here the subject is "longing" featuring some works of Leonard Cohen.

 

Download:  https://sunnysidezone.com/album/the-book-of-longing

 

 

[Hugo9000]

Enfers

Music of Jean-Philippe Rameau and Christoph Willibald von Gluck (and the magnificent Le cahos by Jean-Féry Rebel!)

 

Stéphane Degout

Raphaël Pichon/Pygmalion

 

This is a gorgeous and thrillingly dramatic baroque "concept album."

 

 

 

 

[rando]

[WAM]

My choice this evening:

 

 

[Mayfair]

 

Magic Sam: West Side Soul

Released: 1967

 

 

 

[Booster MPS]

[Musicophile]

Mahler 4:

 

[Musicophile]

Mahler 4:

 

[rando]

[Hugo9000]

Richard Strauss

Tod und Verklärung

Neeme Järvi/Scottish National Orchestra

from this 2-CD set:

 

 

 

I love all of Järvi's Strauss recordings!  (and his Sibelius, Tchaikovsky, Grieg, etc, etc lol!  Even if I later find a version I prefer to his, he has led me to so much musical bliss over the years!)

 

 

This is on Spotify, Tidal, and here on youtube, if anyone is interested:

 

 

[rando]

Had to give up on the 3 CD Bernstein. 

 

[rando]

 

Quote

This Andean band originates from a small village called Atahualpa in Ecuador, South America. Ecuador Manta, based in St. Paul Minnesota, started in 1992. The group has a unique style compared to other traditional Andean bands. They have created their music style over the years by using the traditional rhythms from Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia and Colombia and combining them with more contemporary Latin and Caribbean rhythms.

 

I bought the physical copy, but see they offer free 320kbs downloads of all their recordings. (My AV blocked something on the page so here is just the album I listed.)

[Hugo9000]

Max Bruch

Violin Concerto No. 1

Vadim Gluzman

Andrew Litton/Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra

 

 

 

(Listening to the SACD Stereo tracks.)