Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.

J.Major wrote:
Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.
Also why this particular album?

J.Major wrote:
J.Major wrote:
Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.
Also why this particular album?

I would have a hard time with that, but taking this logically, it would
probably be Scritti Politti's "Songs To Remember", for me. Because as
advertised, they are songs to remember. I bought it when it first came
out, and its the only album from that period that I still listen to
today. Its full of style, depth and soul. It has a bit of everything;
jazz, funk, reggae, soul, pop, you name it. I have both the original LP
and the original CD version, and of course, it would be the LP version
for me. I've compared the two and there's no contest as to which is
superior and more faithful and accurate to the original sound of the
music.

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Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you on
a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity so you
can use your Hi-Fi gear.

I'd actually have to take three, and three pieces of equipment to play them
on plus the amplifiers and speakers (don't like headphones for long term
listening).

1) "Cats" - the original cast album on LP

2) "The Harry Nilsson Anthology" on CD

3) "The Verdi Requiem" via Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra and Temple
Choir on 7-1/2" open reel tape.

With those three I could like on a desert island, so long as my hut had
walls and electricity.

But wait, where's Beethoven? Where's Mozart? Where's the Beatles? Where's
Louie? Where's......

You wanted to know why, I found out after posting this. I've added
comments.

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"J.Major" wrote in message
.. .
Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you on
a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity so
you can use your Hi-Fi gear.

I'd actually have to take three, and three pieces of equipment to play
them on plus the amplifiers and speakers (don't like headphones for long
term listening).

1) "Cats" - the original cast album on LP

I love the tunes and I love the poems. And I'm a cat-lover. Enough said?


2) "The Harry Nilsson Anthology" on CD

To my mind, perhaps the most underappreciated and creative pop/rock musician
in the US over the last fifty years. Wears better than the Beatles, and
that's saying a lot. Besides, I get to slip in two disks, this way.....
:=)


3) "The Verdi Requiem" via Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra and
Temple Choir on 7-1/2" open reel tape.

Sublime and uplifting music and a superb performance. I never get tired of
it.



With those three I could like on a desert island, so long as my hut had
walls and electricity.

But wait, where's Beethoven? Where's Mozart? Where's the Beatles?
Where's Louie? Where's......

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Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you on
a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity so you
can use your Hi-Fi gear.

Beethoven's 6th
Leibowitz, London Symphony (I think), 1961
Readers Digest Records (LP)
Chesky (cd)


cause it makes my blues go away.



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But wait, where's Beethoven? Where's Mozart? Where's the Beatles?
Where's Louie? Where's......

Where's Louie Louie?



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...

But wait, where's Beethoven? Where's Mozart? Where's the Beatles?
Where's Louie? Where's......

Where's Louie Louie?


grin !

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...

But wait, where's Beethoven? Where's Mozart? Where's the Beatles?
Where's Louie? Where's......

Where's Louie Louie?

At the sockhop with Mary Mary. :-)

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"J.Major" wrote:

Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.

If it had to be just ONE:
Grainger: Lincolnshire Posy/Rogers: Three Japanese Dances/Strauss:
Serenade Op.7 Fennell/Eastman Wind Ensemble Mercury

If I could expand to three:
Mozart: Requiem Hogwood
Handel: Messiah Pearlman/Boston Baroque Telarc

To add one last one:
Beatles: Abbey Road

wrote:
J.Major wrote:

J.Major wrote:

Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.

Also why this particular album?


I would have a hard time with that, but taking this logically, it would
probably be Scritti Politti's "Songs To Remember", for me. Because as
advertised, they are songs to remember. I bought it when it first came
out, and its the only album from that period that I still listen to
today. Its full of style, depth and soul. It has a bit of everything;
jazz, funk, reggae, soul, pop, you name it. I have both the original LP
and the original CD version, and of course, it would be the LP version
for me. I've compared the two and there's no contest as to which is
superior and more faithful and accurate to the original sound of the
music.

Thank for your answer. I will try to find this album in my area. For me
there is several choice: Beyond The Missouri Sky by Charlie Haden and
Pat Metheny. Duality by Lisa Guerrard. L'Heptade by Harmonium, Gustav
Mahler 5th Symphony. The Complete Nocturnes and Impromptus of Frédéric
Chopin played by Angela Hewitt.

wrote:
J.Major wrote:

Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.


AL Kooper Mike Bloomfield: Sooper Session
Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run
Yes I forgot Springsteen, I have both the LP and the CD and of course I
will bring the LP
Mannheim Steamroller:Fresh Aire 3

Jenn wrote:
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"J.Major" wrote:


Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.


If it had to be just ONE:
Grainger: Lincolnshire Posy/Rogers: Three Japanese Dances/Strauss:
Serenade Op.7 Fennell/Eastman Wind Ensemble Mercury

If I could expand to three:
Mozart: Requiem Hogwood
Handel: Messiah Pearlman/Boston Baroque Telarc
I Love this one


To add one last one:
Beatles: Abbey Road
A classic for me the best beatle's album. On LP of course

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"J.Major" wrote:

Jenn wrote:
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"J.Major" wrote:


Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.


If it had to be just ONE:
Grainger: Lincolnshire Posy/Rogers: Three Japanese Dances/Strauss:
Serenade Op.7 Fennell/Eastman Wind Ensemble Mercury

If I could expand to three:
Mozart: Requiem Hogwood
Handel: Messiah Pearlman/Boston Baroque Telarc
I Love this one

The best Messiah on record, IMO.


To add one last one:
Beatles: Abbey Road
A classic for me the best beatle's album. On LP of course
Yep, the best IMO. I like both the LP and the CD.

J.Major wrote:
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J.Major wrote:

J.Major wrote:

Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered
music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.


Also why this particular album?



I would have a hard time with that, but taking this logically, it would
probably be Scritti Politti's "Songs To Remember", for me. Because as
advertised, they are songs to remember. I bought it when it first came
out, and its the only album from that period that I still listen to
today. Its full of style, depth and soul. It has a bit of everything;
jazz, funk, reggae, soul, pop, you name it. I have both the original LP
and the original CD version, and of course, it would be the LP version
for me. I've compared the two and there's no contest as to which is
superior and more faithful and accurate to the original sound of the
music.

Thank for your answer. I will try to find this album in my area. For me
there is several choice: Beyond The Missouri Sky by Charlie Haden and
Pat Metheny. Duality by Lisa Guerrard. L'Heptade by Harmonium, Gustav
Mahler 5th Symphony. The Complete Nocturnes and Impromptus of Frédéric
Chopin played by Angela Hewitt.
And I forgot the latest CD from Willow, a young jazz singer from
Montréal . I saw her in the Savoy room at the Metropolis in Montréal and
it was simply wonderfull. She is extremely talented and she love singing
for her public. So her CD will go to the desert Island too.

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Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.

AL Kooper Mike Bloomfield: Sooper Session
Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run
Mannheim Steamroller:Fresh Aire 3


Wow, a point of agreement.
I learned bass playing from Albert's Shuffle.
I have a great Bloomfield collection. You might also
enjoy early Fleetwood Mac w/ Peter Green.



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Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.

AL Kooper Mike Bloomfield: Sooper Session
Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run
Mannheim Steamroller:Fresh Aire 3


Wow, a point of agreement.

Ah, the power of the arts! :-)

I learned bass playing from Albert's Shuffle.
I have a great Bloomfield collection. You might also
enjoy early Fleetwood Mac w/ Peter Green.



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Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.

AL Kooper Mike Bloomfield: Sooper Session
Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run
Mannheim Steamroller:Fresh Aire

Wow, a point of agreement.
I learned bass playing from Albert's Shuffle.
I have a great Bloomfield collection. You might also
enjoy early Fleetwood Mac w/ Peter Green.

Son of a Gun. Also one of my favorite LP's. Also have earlier Blues
Project stuff.

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Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.

AL Kooper Mike Bloomfield: Sooper Session
Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run
Mannheim Steamroller:Fresh Aire 3



Wow, a point of agreement.
I learned bass playing from Albert's Shuffle.
I have a great Bloomfield collection. You might also
enjoy early Fleetwood Mac w/ Peter Green.
I really love Fleetwood Mac, expecially Rumours on LP, I also have it
on DVD-A and I really dont like it. Maybe it is the way it was remixed.

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Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.

AL Kooper Mike Bloomfield: Sooper Session
Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run
Mannheim Steamroller:Fresh Aire 3



Wow, a point of agreement.
I learned bass playing from Albert's Shuffle.
I have a great Bloomfield collection. You might also
enjoy early Fleetwood Mac w/ Peter Green.
I really love Fleetwood Mac, expecially Rumours on LP, I also have it
on DVD-A and I really dont like it. Maybe it is the way it was remixed.


That was about 3 or 4 reincarnations after the Peter Gtreen Fleetwood Mac


Peter Green
John Mc Vie
Mick Fleetwood
Jeremy Spencer
record abpout 4 albums
add Danny Kirwan
record about 2 albums
start switching from blues to rock
subtract Peter Green
record an album
subtract Jeremy Spencer
add Christine Perfect (later Christien McVie)
record an album
add Robert Welchrecord about 2 albums
subtract Danny Kirwan
record 3 or 4more albums, one with an additianal male vocalist
subtract Robert Welch
add Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks
and there you have it.



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J.Major wrote:
Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered
music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.

AL Kooper Mike Bloomfield: Sooper Session
Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run
Mannheim Steamroller:Fresh Aire 3


Wow, a point of agreement.
I learned bass playing from Albert's Shuffle.
I have a great Bloomfield collection. You might also
enjoy early Fleetwood Mac w/ Peter Green.



Got the reissue that has the versions with and without the horns added
plus some live performances.

I've found some of the old FM stuff with Peter Green available for
download at e-music.
I've been downloading some stuff to compare CD vs. MP3 and can tell no
difference.


Hell, I can tell differences between various cd masterings
of the same album.
Chances are, you were listening to a cd of one mastering
and an mp3 version of another mastering and couldn't
tell the difference. But my comparison was sighted,
so it was useless, Oh,..... wait a minute.....
your comparison was also sighted.


For my money Heifetz is the very best, I have a recording of him
playing The Swan that will make grown men cry. On CD of course.


CD's aren't "that" bad.



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J.Major wrote:
Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered
music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.

AL Kooper Mike Bloomfield: Sooper Session
Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run
Mannheim Steamroller:Fresh Aire 3


Wow, a point of agreement.

Ah, the power of the arts! :-)


Well that's sorta the point of all the equipment, ain't it?

Absolutely!

In your opinon, if you had to choose 6 classical music performances,
what would they be?

Well, besides the three already mentioned"
Tchaikovsky 4 Bernstein/NY Columbia/Sony
Mozart Serenade K.361/370a Netherlands Wind Ensemble Philips
Dvorak Cello Concerto DuPre

"J.Major" wrote in message
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Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.

What kinda cable is this here electricity stuff comin thru?

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J.Major wrote:
Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered
music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.

AL Kooper Mike Bloomfield: Sooper Session
Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run
Mannheim Steamroller:Fresh Aire 3


Wow, a point of agreement.
I learned bass playing from Albert's Shuffle.
I have a great Bloomfield collection. You might also
enjoy early Fleetwood Mac w/ Peter Green.



Got the reissue that has the versions with and without the horns added
plus some live performances.

I've found some of the old FM stuff with Peter Green available for
download at e-music.
I've been downloading some stuff to compare CD vs. MP3 and can tell no
difference.


Hell, I can tell differences between various cd masterings
of the same album.
Chances are, you were listening to a cd of one mastering
and an mp3 version of another mastering and couldn't
tell the difference. But my comparison was sighted,
so it was useless, Oh,..... wait a minute.....
your comparison was also sighted.

Actually it was blind, I had my wife run the 2 sources, one a CD I
owned and the other an MP3 of the same music burned to a CD.


For my money Heifetz is the very best, I have a recording of him
playing The Swan that will make grown men cry. On CD of course.


CD's aren't "that" bad.



Like any other source, only as good as the master, thte CD is just
always going to be more faithful to that master and not have the added
noise present on LP.

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J.Major wrote:
Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered
music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.

AL Kooper Mike Bloomfield: Sooper Session
Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run
Mannheim Steamroller:Fresh Aire 3


Wow, a point of agreement.

Ah, the power of the arts! :-)


Well that's sorta the point of all the equipment, ain't it?

Absolutely!

In your opinon, if you had to choose 6 classical music performances,
what would they be?

Well, besides the three already mentioned"
Tchaikovsky 4 Bernstein/NY Columbia/Sony
Mozart Serenade K.361/370a Netherlands Wind Ensemble Philips
Dvorak Cello Concerto DuPre


Hmmm, kinda surprised not to find any Beethoven, Bach, Rachmaninoff, or
Sibelius in your list. But everybody's taste is different.

Any comments on the work of Loris Tjeknavorian? I have enjoyed 2 works
he did on the Chalfon label, Sheherazade and Beethoven Symphony No. 5
in C-minor, both on Chalfont LP's.

"J.Major" said:

Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.


Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters 1973.
Because Hancock has been one of the greatest influences on my playing.

Weather Report - Mr Gone 1978.
Because of Pastorius (Punk Jazz!), Zawinul and Shorter.

J.S. Bach - Brandenburgse Konzerte - Harnoncourt, 1994.
Because Bach done by Harnoncourt brings tears to my eyes.

Faure - Requiem - Tilson Thomas.
Might not be the best performance, but it's the only one I have.
Because this music says it all.

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J.Major wrote:
Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered
music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.

AL Kooper Mike Bloomfield: Sooper Session
Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run
Mannheim Steamroller:Fresh Aire 3


Wow, a point of agreement.

Ah, the power of the arts! :-)


Well that's sorta the point of all the equipment, ain't it?

Absolutely!

In your opinon, if you had to choose 6 classical music performances,
what would they be?

Well, besides the three already mentioned"
Tchaikovsky 4 Bernstein/NY Columbia/Sony
Mozart Serenade K.361/370a Netherlands Wind Ensemble Philips
Dvorak Cello Concerto DuPre


Hmmm, kinda surprised not to find any Beethoven, Bach, Rachmaninoff, or
Sibelius in your list. But everybody's taste is different.

It's hard to pick just 6, of course. I don't know how I would live
without the Bach Cantatas (which I'm presently collecting) for example.
I chose my six based on not only the works, but the performances as
well. For example, limited to six, I would't ordinarily include the
Dvorak, the JD just GOES OFF on it, and the passion of that performance
would be valuable on the desert island!
:-)


Any comments on the work of Loris Tjeknavorian?

I only know him from his recordings of his countryman Khachaturian,
which are very good.

I have enjoyed 2 works
he did on the Chalfon label, Sheherazade and Beethoven Symphony No. 5
in C-minor, both on Chalfont LP's.

thanks; I'll check them out.

Sander deWaal wrote:
"J.Major" said:

Hello all,
Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.


Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters 1973.
Because Hancock has been one of the greatest influences on my playing.

Weather Report - Mr Gone 1978.
Because of Pastorius (Punk Jazz!), Zawinul and Shorter.

J.S. Bach - Brandenburgse Konzerte - Harnoncourt, 1994.
Because Bach done by Harnoncourt brings tears to my eyes.

Faure - Requiem - Tilson Thomas.
Might not be the best performance, but it's the only one I have.
Because this music says it all.

I'm teaching the Faure to someone right now. What a great work.


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John Atkinson wrote:
Jenn wrote:
Sander deWaal wrote:
Faure - Requiem - Tilson Thomas.
Might not be the best performance, but it's the only one I have.
Because this music says it all.

I'm teaching the Faure to someone right now. What a great work.

If Sander likes the Fauré, he should check out the
Duruflé Requiem. Transcendent music. There's a
great Robert Shaw performance, coupled with the
Fauré, on Telarc. (CD only, Jenn - sorry.)

John Atkinson
Editor, Stereophile

That's a great recording.

"John Atkinson" said:


If Sander likes the Fauré, he should check out the
Duruflé Requiem. Transcendent music. There's a
great Robert Shaw performance, coupled with the
Fauré, on Telarc. (CD only, Jenn - sorry.)


Thanks for the recommendation John.
I am familiar with the Durufle, but I can't recall which version I
have. A wonderful piece of work as well.
I'll have to check the "obsolete LPs" boxes in the basement. :-)

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Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your
prefered music album (CD or LP). You know that's the one
that you will bring with you on a desert island.

It would have to be something that's on my digital music player. That's
where I keep my favorite music. Hmm, Eagles, Toscanini, Joel, stuff I
recorded...

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"J.Major" said:

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Just one of my Little Question.. Here it is: What is your prefered music
album (CD or LP). You know that's the one that you will bring with you
on a desert island. Of course this desert island must have electricity
so you can use your Hi-Fi gear.


Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters 1973.
Because Hancock has been one of the greatest influences on my playing.


yeah! a great fun album.
I saw doing him acoustic duets with Chick Corea


Weather Report - Mr Gone 1978.
Because of Pastorius (Punk Jazz!), Zawinul and Shorter.


A great album. overall, but I liked Vitous better than Pastorius.
More musical, less showy IMO


J.S. Bach - Brandenburgse Konzerte - Harnoncourt, 1994.
Because Bach done by Harnoncourt brings tears to my eyes.

Faure - Requiem - Tilson Thomas.
Might not be the best performance, but it's the only one I have.
Because this music says it all.

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with experience. -



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