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		Topic: Commented by: (20.11.2013 01:30) I enjoyed it very much. Thank you. Topic: Concerto for Cello and Orchestra (1991-92) Composer: Rudolph Bubalo. Artist: Regina Mushabac Commented by: koopakidshyguy (17.11.2013 05:51) Gabisou, you`ve uploaded some great stuff recently, just wanted to thank you, for all these hidden treasures! Topic: Commented by: (25.10.2013 23:47) thanks , is great!. Topic: Malcolm Arnold Commented by: Mick_M (18.10.2013 10:27) thanetian wrote: When I was sampling some music by the English composer Malcolm Arnold recently I was baffled by the picture, which I knew was certainly not of him... Thank you, thanetian! Correct now. Topic: Piano Sonata №23 in f-moll `Appassionata` (1804-05) Composer: Ludwig van Beethoven. Artist: Paul Badura-Skoda Commented by: (12.09.2013 22:19) I saw him playing this piece here in Brazil and it was one of the most beautiful presentations I heard on the piano. Impressive. Topic: Malcolm Arnold Commented by: (10.09.2013 13:19) This really is an excellent site, offering so many different performances of the great works and also bringing to light many fascinating works of little known composers. I have made many worthwhile discoveries. When I was sampling some music by the English composer Malcolm Arnold recently I was baffled by the picture, which I knew was certainly not of him. Investigation reveals that the man shown is another Malcolm Arnold, who happens to be a leading British athletics coach, who has an OBE. Arnold the musician was a CBE and knighted shortly before his death. Topic: Patterns in a Chromatic Field (1981) Composer: Morton Feldman. Artist: Harald Aadland Commented by: nulnulschneider (02.09.2013 03:36) Charles Curtis - cello Aleck Karis - piano Topic: Grey Concert for quintet (2013) Composer: Alexey Shmurak. Artist: Robert Olisa Commented by: Mick_M (22.08.2013 13:44) Nice piece! This guy is really gifted composer. Topic: Ombre Composer: Ludovico Einaudi. Artist: Ludovico Einaudi Commented by: (21.07.2013 08:51) Hi, Im Yazdan. I listen to your songs when I face with a problem or become nervous. Ive never seen any impression among piano songs like yours specially on Ombre-Le Onde and La Profondita del buio, I hear these with my soul. Thank you so much for your hands and your heart. All the BEST for you. Good lock Topic: Scherzo Focoso (1847) Composer: Charles-Valentin Alkan. Artist: Ronald Smith Commented by: Eugenn (19.07.2013 18:30) This is not Smith`s reading, but a digital rendition. Topic: downloads Commented by: RichardH91151 (17.06.2013 21:49) ggb3 wrote: Does anyone know how to change downloaded files from this site to a format that is compatible with Windows Media Player or Itunes? They are certainly compatible with iTunes Topic: downloads Commented by: (16.06.2013 21:57) Does anyone know how to change downloaded files from this site to a format that is compatible with Windows Media Player or Itunes? Topic: Labyrinth of the World and the Paradise of Heart, Nr.12 Composer: Petr Eben. Artist: Péter Eötvös Commented by: majrek (09.06.2013 19:46) Organist: Petr Eben Topic: Labyrinth of the World and the Paradise of Heart, Nr.2 Composer: Petr Eben. Artist: Petr Eben Commented by: majrek (07.06.2013 20:59) `When I had attained that age, at which the difference between good and bd begins to appear to the human understanding, I saw how different are the ranks, conditions, occupations of men, the works and endeavours at which they toil, and it seemed most necessary to me to consider what group of men I should join and with what matters I should occupy my life...` Topic: Seven Pastels from the Lake of Constance (1923): 1.Soul of the Lake Composer: Sigfrid Karg-Elert. Artist: Elke Voelker Commented by: majrek (02.06.2013 20:59) I. - `The soul of the Lake` Topic: New Icon Commented by: (31.05.2013 00:57) What is the purpose of the new icon that appears where the start/pause buttons were last week? Topic: Commented by: majrek (30.05.2013 20:09) `Furthermore, I have been writing out the Kaleidoscope in e-minor (a sort of sonata with four movements) a lot of work... The Gregorian-style motive is present throughout as a means of architectonic separation (of the lead-in, end of the first, second and third movement, and including chorale). Ah! It sounds magnificent. I first found this form in the Gregorian Rhapsody`. So says Sigfrid Karg-Elert about his work. Parts of Kaleidoscope: 1 - Pesante-Allegro brioso 2 - Quieto e semplice 3 - Quasi scherzino 4 - Allegro brioso Topic: Commented by: lohankin17 (24.05.2013 10:25) Absolutely amazing performance! his interpretation of the piece doesn`t appeal to me as much as the one by Michelangeli, but the integrity and brilliance of Horowitz`s preformance is unparalleled. IMHO he`s close second after Michelangeli whose rubato is forcing me out of my chair. Thank you, Intermezzo! Topic: Commented by: (13.05.2013 06:35) Played by Francisco Maldonado and Juan Arciniega (violin) Topic: Availability Of Music From Composers Not Listed Commented by: (02.05.2013 14:14) Its on You Tube. Download through mp3Rocket or equivalent

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