Do you like a bit of Good Classical music,,Sky Anytime..brilliant !

Bobbisox | 17:06 Fri 08th Jan 2010 | ChatterBank

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Andre Rieu and the Johann Strausse orchestra, absolutely brilliant to listen to

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How am I supposed to get to work???

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john1066

Anybody been to a Classical Spectacular at the Royal Albert Hall...Not to be missed z

pericat

yeh - my brother in law who is a bit of a classical music snob always looked down on them but I say taste is very personal !

tara20

I love Elgar's romantic music

http://www.youtube.co...next_from=PL&index=12

http://www.youtube.co...pK3DQ&feature=related

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wow soo many of us loving this music, I have the Classical spec.CD. one of my favourites has to be Nabucco
Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves, I find this very haunting

http://www.youtube.co...4f2g8&feature=related

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tara that is very beautiful
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marval

Coassical is my favourite music, much better listening to.

jackthehat

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcMTZF06550

............seems to fit the weather, sky and landsape at the minute.

Bobbisox

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great choices poodi and jack, and it's certain pieces for differnt moods, john I am envious..lol

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in full agreement marval

joggerjayne

One word ... Wagner.

I thank you.

Androcles

Anybody tried streaming Internet Radio? We have a Logitech Squeezebox hooked into our HiFi and we can stream radio via the Internet - there are some fabulous classical music channels out there. The quality is excellent, better than out aerial based service.

There is a great website http://classicalwebcast.com/onepage.htm

whichih has virtually every classical broadcasting website listed with links - you could spend all day browsing!

Bobbisox

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Going to give this a go Androcles,, thank you and JJ x

joggerjayne

Pleasure, mopsypopsy

I recently bought my 4th set of Wagner's Ring Cycle.

This was the recording conducted by Wilhelm Furtwangler at La Scala in 1950. It was remastrered last year by Archipel.

The reason I bought it (again ... I also have the first mastering) is that it is the only complete recording with Kirsten Flagstad ... the soprano who defines the difference between simple musical brilliance, and outright musical genius.

If I could only take one piece of music to my "desert island" it would be my 1950 La Scala Ring Cycle ... no contest.