What are you listening to now?

[Renauda]

Wow!

Which reminds me did you have a chance to watch that documentary on Martha and her family I linked?

[mark]

I have not yet. I will get to it.

[Renauda]

@mark

I imagine you would appreciate it.

It’s a really well done documentary.

[mark]

I have to VPN into Canada to watch it. Not sure I can watch the entire 1.5 hours tonight. I have to get up and drive to Pennsylvania in the morning.

[Horace]

Rick Beato interviewed this delightful young lady recently. Makes me want to learn bass guitar.

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[jon-nyc]

Best comment: Even the guitar blushed and asked him for his number afterwards.

[jon-nyc]

Wow.

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[mark]

Yunchan Lim The Goldberg Variations Live at Carnegie Hall. I ordered this not realizing that it would come in what is essentially a hardcover 46 page book full of wonderful photos, quotes, and multilingual write-ups about this young pianist.

It's a double LP that is expertly mastered with a very good, silent, dark background free of surface noise. Meticulously produced. A little static on rare occasions, but that is easily rectified and is mostly due to the dry nature of this season.

I must say that he does an excellent performance of the Goldberg Variations.

I have heard just about every recording ever made of the Goldberg Variations and this one definitely stands out as one of the best I have heard.

[kluurs]

Mark - agree - a very fine performance.

[Horace]

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[taiwan_girl]

@Horace Well that was different. I am wondering how you came across that. 555

[mark]

@kluurs said in What are you listening to now?:

Mark - agree - a very fine performance.

Did you notice the crushed corners of the book? It was delivered that way. I sent photos of it to DECCA and they are replacing it no questions asked. They didn't even ask for me to return this one. I will wait to see if they include a pre-paid return address label before I gift this one to my audiophile buddy.

[Tom-K]

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Symphony No. 1 for Orchestra and Organ, Opus 42 by Felix-Alexandre Guilmant

Paul Jacobs played at the local music hall last week. I never heard of Guilmant before.