What Classical Music Are You Listening To Tonight?

[Antonmb]

I'm enjoying this playlist, thank you Meta.

Originally Posted by bart

De Bourgondiërs 5/6



https://play.qobuz.com/playlist/2232806


There was a series of very interesting podcasts on our classical radio station Klara, based on a book on the Burgundians (which we once were here in Belgium).
They played fantastic music and my wife Meta made playlists, that are available to all Qobuz members.
They are a feast; arguably some of the best music from the 14th and 15th century.

[bart]

Originally Posted by bart

De Bourgondiërs 5/6



https://play.qobuz.com/playlist/2232806


There was a series of very interesting podcasts on our classical radio station Klara, based on a book on the Burgundians (which we once were here in Belgium).
They played fantastic music and my wife Meta made playlists, that are available to all Qobuz members.
They are a feast; arguably some of the best music from the 14th and 15th century.

Now playing part 2

https://play.qobuz.com/playlist/2231931

[bart]

Originally Posted by Antonmb

I'm enjoying this playlist, thank you Meta.

Tony, I'm glad you do.
Medieval times brought us some fantastic music.
Klara picked out some real gems, and about 85% were found by Meta after a meticulous search through Qobuz.

[bart]

Originally Posted by bart

De Bourgondiërs 5/6



https://play.qobuz.com/playlist/2232806


There was a series of very interesting podcasts on our classical radio station Klara, based on a book on the Burgundians (which we once were here in Belgium).
They played fantastic music and my wife Meta made playlists, that are available to all Qobuz members.
They are a feast; arguably some of the best music from the 14th and 15th century.

Already at part 3

https://play.qobuz.com/playlist/2231942

[bart]

Originally Posted by bart

De Bourgondiërs 5/6



https://play.qobuz.com/playlist/2232806


There was a series of very interesting podcasts on our classical radio station Klara, based on a book on the Burgundians (which we once were here in Belgium).
They played fantastic music and my wife Meta made playlists, that are available to all Qobuz members.
They are a feast; arguably some of the best music from the 14th and 15th century.

Part 4 now:

https://play.qobuz.com/playlist/2231958

[bart]

Originally Posted by bart

De Bourgondiërs 5/6



https://play.qobuz.com/playlist/2232806


There was a series of very interesting podcasts on our classical radio station Klara, based on a book on the Burgundians (which we once were here in Belgium).
They played fantastic music and my wife Meta made playlists, that are available to all Qobuz members.
They are a feast; arguably some of the best music from the 14th and 15th century.

As we played part 5/6 before, we end with the last 2 which are shorter playlists.
This is 7:

https://play.qobuz.com/playlist/2233162


7 & 8 might be the most beautiful of the lot...

[bart]

Originally Posted by bart

De Bourgondiërs 5/6



https://play.qobuz.com/playlist/2232806


There was a series of very interesting podcasts on our classical radio station Klara, based on a book on the Burgundians (which we once were here in Belgium).
They played fantastic music and my wife Meta made playlists, that are available to all Qobuz members.
They are a feast; arguably some of the best music from the 14th and 15th century.

And this is the last part (8):

https://play.qobuz.com/playlist/2233397

[bart]

Originally Posted by bart

Bach
Sean Shibe
Qobuz 24/44.1




Lute works arranged for guitar.
Wonderful.
I think Bach's melodies fit every instrument.

Perfect for lunch pause...

[bart]

Originally Posted by bart

Roland De Lassus - Inferno
Cappella Amsterdam, Daniel Reuss
Qobuz 24/96




I liked this very much.

Though Orlande de Lassus displays overflowing vitality in his secular music, matters are quite different in his sacred music: the twelve motets assembled on this album (most of them composed in the last years of his life) bespeak a profound melancholy and show not only his ability to make use of a wide range of stylistic devices, but also great subtlety in the art of rhetoric. An expressive palette handled in masterly fashion by Daniel Reuss at the head of Cappella Amsterdam! © harmonia mundi

Roland de Lassus was without a doubt one of the best composers of the 16th century.

[bart]

Originally Posted by bart

Beethoven - Brahms
Grigory Sokolov, piano
Qobuz 24/96




One of the greatest piano players alive.
The sound of the Brahms pieces is not excellent.

Perfect for a subtropical evening.