David Dalle
Thursday December 7th, 2023 with David Dalle
A seasonal suite--from my own eclectic perspective.
My listening is always strongly influenced by the season, and October, November, and December, particularly, have me listening to a lot of Baroque music. Today we will hear a very lengthy musical playlist beginning and ending with music by Handel in d minor. What we stuff inside these musical bookends will be varied, rich, and unexpected. Join me in listening to seasonal music, as I hear it.
| Suite no 3 in d minor George Frideric Handel/Sviatoslav Richter - Keyboard Suites I - EMI Classics |
| Ketshpelk Ashkhabad - City Of Love - Realworld |
| Chol Iroq Farhod Qori Halimov - Ouzbekistan: Chants classiques Tadjiks - Ocora |
| Dour Mashaw Davlatmand Kholaf, Abdoussattar Abdoullaev - Music from East Tadjikestan - Kargha-e-Mousighi |
| Berfek Bari - Lure Lure Aynur - Hedur - Solace of Time - Dreyer Gaido |
| Hungaricus 45 & 49 Ensemble Caprice, Matthias Maute - Les Gitans Baroques - Analekta 
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| Hungaricus 58 Ensemble Caprice, Matthias Maute - Les Gitans Baroques - Analekta
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| Netrap zradna Ensemble Caprice, Matthias Maute - Les Gitans Baroques - Analekta
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| Ando Foro Romano Drom - Ando Foro - Daqui |
| Concerto in d minor Op. 7 no. 4 George Frideric Handel/Simon Preston, The English Concert, Trevor Pinnock - 5 Organ Concertos - Archiv |
| After that lengthy set bookended by Handel's d minor pieces, we will finish the show with the ecstatic Magnificat by Bach, in a blazing D major. One of the most explicitly Christmas-related works which will appear on my program. This is Bach at his most joyful and exuberant, particularly in the incomparable recording by The English Baroque Soloists and Monteverdi Choir. |
| Magnificat in D BWV 253 Johann Sebastien Bach/Nancy Argenta, Patrizia Kwella, Charles Brett, Anthony Rolfe-Johnson, David Thomas, The Monteverdi Choir, English Baroque Soloists, John Eliot Gardiner - Magnificat - Philips |
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