My first listen to the P3ESR, M30 and Compact 7ES3 ... could listen for hours

[KT88]

Hey, tinears and Tim VG

Here are three great ones, featuring natural horns

The Six Brandenburgs, JS Bach New London Consort L'Oiseau-Lyre 440 675-2

Vivaldi for Diverse Instruments Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra Reference Recordings RR 77

Handel Water Music " " " Harmonia Mundi 907010

This is the BEST Water Music I've ever heard, musically and as a recording.

Enjoy!

[tinears02]

KT88 wrote:
"The Six Brandenburgs, JS Bach New London Consort L'Oiseau-Lyre 440 675-2

Vivaldi for Diverse Instruments Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra Reference Recordings RR 77

Handel Water Music " " " Harmonia Mundi 907010

This is the BEST Water Music I've ever heard, musically and as a recording."

Thanks KT88. I heard many good things about the HM version of Water Music, but I bought the Pinnock version because I could not find the HM version. That was many years ago. It's still in period instruments. I will have to chase up this HM version, and the other ones you listed.

cheers.

[TimVG]

Tim
Any cd(s)you can recommend? I like music of the Baroque and classical periods.

thanks in advance,
tinears

Not anything specific I can think of.. But, some good horn albums are 'The art of the vienna horn' by Wolfgang Tomböck and 'sonatas by Beethoven, Hindemith and Heiden' by John Cerminaro.. both feature great sound quality and tremendous playing.

{Moderator's comment: do you have CD catalogue numbers please?}

[TimVG]

{Moderator's comment: do you have CD catalogue numbers please?}

The art of the Vienna Horn was released through Naxos (cat. no. 8.557471)

And the CD by John Cerminaro through Crystal Records (album ID: 11637)

That's all I could find.. you easily find both albums through google if you need any further information.