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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Apr 2009
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I recentlly came across a old classical record collection at a clean out sale . They had some records in great condition.I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions on good recordings I should look for .I cant afford to buy the whole thing(about 150 records) right now but I dont want to miss an opertunity to get a few gems. The records look spotless. I bought a thorens TT off them for $10 its nice.Thank You for any sugestions.
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Sofia
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You would do just as well by buying every tenth record. Or maybe the last thirteen and two from the middle. And make sure you don't miss the one in the pic.
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Join Date: Jun 2009
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Well obviously the actual composers you like is a very personal thing.
In terms of good performances you should definitely look for anything with the Berlin Philharmonic and especially Herbert von Karajan, Mariss Jansons, there is a list of good names. Th Deutsche Grammophon Label is usually a good indicator of a quality recording. In terms of works that are my current favourites and things I would recommend there are Tchaikovsky Symphonies 4,5,6. Mahler Symphony Number 5 Mozart Symphonies 39,40,41, Requiem Sibelius Symphony No.3, Violin Concerto Saint Seans Symphony No.3 "The Organ" Pretty much anything by JS Bach But please don't take my list as anything other than the first few of my own personal recommendations that jumped of the top of my head. But as Analog says, if you are unsure what to pick you are as well just to "lucky dip" and see what you like and often the more obscure composers and pieces you have have never heard of turn out to be hidden gems. Hope you enjoy your listening -Telemin- |
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
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A good place to get a brief exposition on classical music is this article on WikiPedia. Of particular interest is the "Timeline of Composers" illustration about 2/3rd of the way down the article. I have pieces from all eras shown, but, mostly from 1850's to 1950's and none of the Avantgarde composers
Tom.
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