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ARCHIVIO IEM C.Debussy-C.Matthews, 3 Preludes (London Symphony Orchestra-Valery Gergiev) on Vimeo

 

[Doghouse Riley]

I've always liked this record and a few weeks ago I found one ehich was almost mint on eBay for £2.19 post free. Worth a listen at any time.


ROCK OLA 443 : TINA TURNER : I DON'T WANNA LOSE YOU - YouTube

 

[rdf]

Roxy Music - Stranded

 

[Drummer2005]

LINGUS || Cory Henry's Solo on Guitar - YouTube
Joshua Meader playing Cory Henry's keyboard transcription on guitar. Incredible!

 

[Dude111]

Listening to my Styx record 🙂 (Pieces of eight)

Current song: Long nights

 

[pggriff]

Michael Kiwanuka’s latest album
KIWANUKA - YouTube

 

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Sonatin i F-dur - Philipp Telemann on Vimeo

Five Poems of Sara Teasdale by Tina Andersson on Vimeo

 

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Martin Sturfalt, Colin Scobie & Camerata Nordica on Vimeo

 

[chrisb]

Listening to my Styx record 🙂 (Pieces of eight)

Current song: Long nights

What, no 8-track of that title?😉

 

[Soundhappy]

Bohuslav Martinů I La Revue de Cuisine on Vimeo

 

[Gyuri]

An ethereal beauty:
Faure: Requiem, op. 48 - Laurence Guillod and Thomas Tatzl - Live concert HD - YouTube

 

[Pano]

Liberace: Piano Memories

 

[korpberget]

Cosmic Psychos loud! With beer. Awesome!

 

[Soundhappy]

An ethereal beauty

Thanks you Gyuri for sharing 🙂 Excellent!
My favorite French quartet: Fauré, Debussy, Ravel, Saint-Saëns
Have a nice evening

 

[vinylkid58]

School of Hard Bops Vol. 6 - Vinyl Jazz Mix (Blue Note Collection) - YouTube

jeff

 

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El Buho feat. Uji & Barrio Lindo - Xica Xica on Vimeo

 

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El Mago Georges on Vimeo

Electronic sounds from Latin America + Guarani acoustic

land without evil on Vimeo

 

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MASHUP - Tear You Apart + Bela Lugosi's Dead - DJ ALANT Mix - She wants revenge / Bauhaus Re-Upload - YouTube

 

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Camille Saint-Saens - Ave Verum on Vimeo

 

[Addled]

Thanks you Gyuri for sharing 🙂 Excellent!
My favorite French quartet: Fauré, Debussy, Ravel, Saint-Saëns
Have a nice evening

Poulenc?
Oddly, I just listened to the Poulenc & Saint-Saëns organ works with orchestra a few days ago. Poulenc's Concerto for Organ, Strings and Timpani is a work that stands up pretty well against the output of any of the four above.
Can be listened to Here! Incidentally, I don't own this disc but the reviews are good, could be a good one to have if interested in these works since it's reasonably inexpensive. I'm considering it myself, if only because I don't know the Widor work at all.