Listenin' to Classical Music and Conversation

In any case, it brings home the point that it is essential to include composers and performers as images are prone to disappear…

 

I just wanted to let everyone here know that this will be my last post on this forum. I spend most of my time on two other classical forums and they take up a good portion of my time, so I don’t need a third wheel and, unfortunately, the Hoffman Forum is the forum I’m least excited about.

All the best to each of you in your musical endeavors.

 

That's too bad. I appreciated yr posts. Best to you as well...

 

I just went back through your posts and I can see them all now.

 

What a wonderful program on this CD.

 

All the best and thanks for guiding me to some wonderful 20th century music.

 

CD.

 

Careful now. Jersey............



I doubt the new one is as pretty

 

I will miss your input, can I ask about the other forums.

 

Too bad. I will miss your posts. Best wishes.

 

I will miss your posts, maybe I will catch you online at GMG.

 

Now listening to:

 

Beatrice et Benedict.

 

You may be correct.

Post pictures of Hampshire and York as their newer versions are in the new world as well. We also have New Britain and New London on these shores ...

New Hampshire is one of the prettiest states in the US IMHO.

 

Right now on CD.

 

Four and Five.

 

Spotify Premium.

 

On the turntable, record 3 from "The Art Of Courtly Love" performed by The Early Music Consort Of London led by David Munrow on Seraphim.

Record 3: The Court of Burgundy

1973

 

Now playing: Erik Satie - Piano Works - Pascal Rogé - recorded 1988

 

The first of two Hyperion FLAC download (24/96) purchases today--fantastic playing and good sound.

 

I have the above CD as well as its companion CD shown below. I bought both at the Tower Records near Lincoln Center in NYC in the early 2000's ...