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Forum Rules. Remember Me? What's New? Likes: 1 Post 1. Page 3 of 3 First 1 2 3 Jump to page: Results 31 to 44 of Thread: A humble dilettante's cd collection Thread Tools Show Printable Version. Jun, Hi Vaneyes, As I said, I'm not an 'expert' and am virtually a musical illiterate can't read a score, etc. So the budget labels are good enough for me and many critics, whose reviews I often read before buying Naxos cd's. I wouldn't say that some of the reissues I've got at budget or mid price on labels like DG, Eloquence, or EMI are less quality than any of the full price recordings. So I think that I do have many good quality recordings. But I also listen to a lot of radio, which is more economical than buying. The classical radio stations have hundreds of thousands of cd's, and I can have access to that in this way. So I am exposed to much more music than just from my collection. I can't afford to buy expensive computer equipment. I haven't even got a computer. I did the sums, and I just can't afford it, plus internet access. So this will not happen for some time, and I don't really care. I'm ok with the way it is, but obviously this may change in future, when my financial situation improves. But I'm not overtly fussed about it, I'm still highly computer literate, etc. I would disagree that the concerts I attend are 'inconvenient and uneventful. Live music is like a form of therapy for me, it helps me to be in the 'present' and more fully engage with the music. I just saw the Kammer Ensemble, with award winnning pianist Stephanie McCallum this weekend, playing works by Crumb and Golijov she is no second rate pianist, she has made acclaimed recordings of all of Alkan's works for ABC classics. This was an amazing experience, even the best recording cannot replicate this. So I strongly disagree with you on that point Genuine ersatz classical listener since Andre, You could also point out to member Vaneyes that classical CD recordings are one of those rather unusual items that we can buy where price does not positively correlate with quality. I have many Naxos CDs and many full price CDs; both producing excellent recordings, yet one is significantly less priced than the other brand new. Classical music is meant to be enjoyed performed live. That's without a doubt. But for better or worse, technology and economics have meant that we can select tracks from our finger tips with remote controls on which music we want to listen to and acquire. I admit I am very guilty of being lazy; it's all to easy to acquire a recording and to listen to the radio, instead of attending live concerts. But most people I think do make an effort to attend a live concert. This is the next concert I am attending only a few hundred metres away from where I am typing this. My favourite local band for obvious reasons. I admit I have no CD of his music. I might acquire this just released, too. Originally Posted by Vaneyes. Rather than attending a lot of inconvenient and uneventful concerts, I suggest investing in good sounding computer equipment For practicality, it's better to utilize Amazon Marketplace. Yes, Naxos is pretty good. I have seen many of their recordings highly praised on some classical review sites on the net as well as in hard copy. Thanks for telling me about the Glass SQ's, I will put them on my to-get list, as I've been getting into this genre lately. I've been to Angel Place and I like it's intimacy and fine acoustic I'm sounding a bit like a conessieur here, but it's true! I suppose any criticism of my collection, like that of Vaneyes, is valid. When you put stuff like this out there, you are likely to get quite critical views. I'm glad Mirror Image isn't here, because he would have shot me out of the water. He'd say something like it's lacking, and that he has cd's or whatever, and that he is the best, etc. That's a bunch of elitist BS coming from a guy who doesn't listen to radio or go to concerts. I'd hate to be like that, really. But I agree with you Harpsichord. I seriously doubt whether any better recordings of such repertoire has been made, surely this is the benchmark? I do plan to get more things like that, but only sporadically. I think that there are many fine quality reissues and budget discs that are more affordable, of a high quality, and therefore a good choice for me. It's all about variety, and you can't own everything. Many of those recordings are now out of print. Things that one might think as insignificant in one decade may be seen otherwise in the next. I had some mono recordings that I really regret getting rid of. Philips had an excellent historical series that I had quite a few of, and they're now out of print. So I won't weed, because I fear making the same mistake again. Last edited by Sid James; Jun at Originally Posted by Andre. At last to guess, instead of always knowing. Jul, Nice collection, Andre. I notice you've got Respighi's Trittico Botticelliano. The Birth of Venus is among my favourites. I enjoy the ascending pattern. Very uplifting. Yes, rojo, the Respighi Trittico is a very evocative piece. The only other piece I've got by him is his neo-Baroque Suite for organ and strings. I think they will play the Pines later on in the year at a concert which I want to go to. He was definitely an interesting composer, especially for eschewing writing opera in Italy, a country mad about opera I don't know much about Respighi. I first heard the Trittico on the radio, and was smitten by it's beauty. Other pieces he has written haven't impressed me as much, but that may change. I wonder why he chose not to get into writing opera. Hmm, I guess I best be doing more researching and less wondering in that case. Well I seem to remember that they said on the TV series Classical Destinations that Respighi didn't write any operas if my memory serves me correctly? Well, I suppose you agree that the radio hosts cannot always be trusted these days, especially when the old school of scholarship is declining. I remember one of the hosts of the official Danish classical radio pronounced Charles Ives as 'Yves' the French way when presenting his music Another classic is talking about the well-known composer ' Sing-Sing ' Are these operas ever performed? I could only find one recording, of Lucrezia, on Amazon. Most likely they have all been recorded, but they might not be easily available right now. Italian opera is not a subject I know much about, except from titles, but I like Respighi a lot, including the lesser known works such as the concerti and the 'Metamorphosis', the 'Belkis'-Suite the chandos recording by Geoffrey Simon is one of the most spectacular orchestral recordings! Page 3 of 3 First 1 2 3 Jump to page:. Replies: Last Post: Apr, Replies: 21 Last Post: Oct, Replies: 31 Last Post: Apr, By Krumcito in forum Classical Music Discussion. Replies: 0 Last Post: Jun, The current date and time is Jun All rights reserved. Visit also: Classical Music Downloads F.

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