What Classical are you spinning?

[Phil]

[frankvisser]

Absolutely. I really like the occasion for Years now …

[Phil]

[stevensegal]

Barshai and St Petersburg Phil

[Phil]

[AllenP]

There are many great recordings the Goldberg Variations out there, and I have a number of them, but I am liking what I am hearing in this one. I’m streaming it on Tidal; if it turns out to be a keeper, I’ll pick up the CD.

[Serhan]

Re-issue LP. Originally recorded 1962.

[Phil]

[Serhan]

A rare recording.

[Phil]

[Gary_M]

[Serhan]

I never get enough of this recording. Magnificent composition, arrangement, and performance. It’s available on Tidal and Qobuz.

[Craig_Burgess]

This Analogue Productions CD reissue of the Johanos/Dallas recording of the Rachmaninov Symphonic Dances sounds amazing played on the new Marantz SACD 30n. I’ll go out on a limb and suggest it sounds every bit as good as my ancient Vox/Turnabout LP, plus it has none of the surface noise.

[spyman007]

[spyman007]

[Serhan]

David Oistrakh - The Complete EMI Recordings

I wish I could put my hands on these in vinyl
17th (1974) Grammy Awards, best classical solo instrument recording.

[Serhan]

Those of us who subscribe to Qobuz or Tidal, can check this one. Loved it.

[Serhan]

[AllenP]

[Serhan]

Hélène Grimaud is my favorite rubato artist.