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Classical Court From Perotin to Prokofiev (and beyond), performed by Caruso to Khatia, it's all here. |
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In Reply to: RE: Later today, I'm going to be watching what's becoming my traditional Christmas Eve favorite posted by walkstoslow on December 24, 2024 at 12:16:37:
You were referring to the Brahms German Requiem. And then when you listed Helen Watts, I started thinking,"Wait a minute - there's no solo alto part in theBermanGerman Requiem!". Fortunately, I finally got it figured out because I used to have the LP incarnation of this recording myself. Here's the album cover of the LP set I had:Does your open reel incarnation also have "Nanie" on it? To me, it's one of Brahms's absolute best compositions (a lament that beauty must die too), and the Ansermet recording was my imprint recording of it.
Edits: 12/25/24
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- Nice! But you confused me for a second - Chris from Lafayette 01:16:14 12/25/24 (2)
- Sorry for my mistake, the cover of the..... - walkstoslow 09:13:03 12/25/24 (1)
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