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TECS presents: All Six Bach Brandenburg Concertos, Dec 24 - 28
Robert Furstenthal Chamber Music Volume 3 maintains quality
Like the preceding volumes, the music here is of very fine quality, and timeless.
Seasonal Serenity from Brian Galante and Stephen Paulus
Choral music focused on the spiritual center of the season, sung with beauty and sensitivity, instilling a sense of tranquility. I love it.
#ClassicsaDay #ClassicalChristmas Week 3
For the past four years, the #ClassicsaDay team has adopted Classical Christmas as its theme for December. And why not? We have a rich body of music related to the season dating back to the Middle Ages.
Mirabile Mysterium spans centuries of choral Christmas music
Although the works span around 500 years, there's a remarkable consistency to the ensemble's performances. Jung seems to emphasize what all these pieces have in common -- heartfelt religious contemplation and wonder.
Ensemble Almara with the best of Carmina Predulcia
Elisabeth Pawelke sings with a clean, pure tone. It's poised between the refinement of a professional musician (which she is) and a talented amateur (which is who most likely performed these works in taverns and homes).
Stanford String Quintets - Worth the Wait
This is a release I've been waiting for. The Dante Quartet's traversal of Stanford's string quartets was first-rate. I expected their recording of his quintets to be on the same level. It is.
Per la Notte di Natale - superb Christmas concertos
These are excellent performances. So even if you're not especially interested in Christmas music, you can enjoy these Baroque concertos any time of year.
#ClassicsaDay #ClassicalChristmas Week 2
For the past four years, the #ClassicsaDay team has adopted Classical Christmas as its theme for December. And why not? We have a rich body of music related to the season dating back to the Middle Ages.
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