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Classical Music

longship

(40,416 posts)

11. Yup on Barbirolli.

Reply to GetRidOfThem (Reply #6)

Sat Feb 17, 2018, 08:41 PM

Feb 2018

I listened to Glorious John's Ninth last night, inspired by this thread. It is easily equal to the Karajan, which is often mentioned as tops.

Also, Barbirolli is great with the Sixth.

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2 from Sibelius: "Symphony No. 2", Barbirolli conducting Royal Philharmonic & [View all] sprinkleeninow Feb 2018 OP

I love Glorious John Barbirolli! longship Feb 2018 #1

I'm still up, barely. sprinkleeninow Feb 2018 #3

Well, I've been paying attention to your posts. longship Feb 2018 #5

Some Glass done by Branka Parlic. I love her. Love most of Glass sprinkleeninow Feb 2018 #9

Warning: Wozzek is not an easy listen. longship Feb 2018 #10

Fans of Sibelius #2 BeyondGeography Feb 2018 #2

Splendid! I'm in awe of such gifted youth. Thank you! sprinkleeninow Feb 2018 #4

That's the most reliable pick-me-up on the Internet BeyondGeography Feb 2018 #8

Music is a saving grace, esp. in these days. I escape for a time. sprinkleeninow Feb 2018 #12

Another great recording of this one is by... GetRidOfThem Feb 2018 #6

Yup on Barbirolli. longship Feb 2018 #11

Now I don't recall if I did listen to Bernstein. I kinda got plum sprinkleeninow Feb 2018 #13

Thank you for this. joshdawg Feb 2018 #7

I'm nowheres near an accomplished 'phile, but I get turned sprinkleeninow Feb 2018 #14