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#917870 - 04/12/06 08:50 PM Celibidache's greatest recordings...
KJC Full Member Registered: 02/27/06 Posts: 74 Loc: Vancouver, BC	OK, I'm in a CD buying mood and plan to go shopping this weekend (online as well as in stores). In the 16+ years that I've been an avid collector of historical and recent recordings of classical, jazz, and international music, I've somehow managed to miss Sergiu Celibidache's recordings. What are his greatest in your opinion? What would you start with? I'm in a bit of a Bruckner mood these days, and continue to search in vain for Oswald Kabasta's performance of the ninth symphony! _________________________ "Thinking is more interesting than knowing, but less interesting than looking" - Goethe
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#917871 - 04/12/06 08:51 PM Re: Celibidache's greatest recordings...
KJC Full Member Registered: 02/27/06 Posts: 74 Loc: Vancouver, BC	BTW, may I suggest a separate forum to discuss great recordings (piano included). I may even volunteer to moderate. (I'll keep you guys in line! $\:D$ ) _________________________ "Thinking is more interesting than knowing, but less interesting than looking" - Goethe
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#917872 - 04/14/06 12:56 AM Re: Celibidache's greatest recordings...
KJC Full Member Registered: 02/27/06 Posts: 74 Loc: Vancouver, BC	Time to put down the Chopin and listen to some real music, you philistines. A pox on you all! :p _________________________ "Thinking is more interesting than knowing, but less interesting than looking" - Goethe
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#917873 - 04/18/06 05:03 PM Re: Celibidache's greatest recordings...
Antonius Hamus 2000 Post Club Member Registered: 05/24/05 Posts: 2230	LOL Not many people read this obscure forum (I didn't even know what forum you meant, and had to search it: most probably didn't bother): try posting all that (up to the second post anyway $\:D$ ) to the Pianist Corner...
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