Day 47

There is something about a Sunday morning that calls for a French Composer; or maybe I was just too relaxed.

Side One.

Pieces: Tzigane (Rapsodie de concert)

Performer: Izthak Perlman, violin, London Symphony Orchestra

Conductor: Andre Previn

Le Trombeau de Couperin

Performer: Chamber Symphony of Philadelphia

Conductor: Anshel Brusilow

Composer: Maurice Ravel

Record Date: None Given

Side Two;

Pieces: Valses nobles et sentimentales

Symphony: Chicago Symphony Orchestra

Conductor: Fritz Reiner

La Valse (Poeme choregraphique)

Symphony: Boston Symphony Orchestra

Conductor: Charles Munch

Composer: Maurice Ravel

Record Date: Non-Given

There is just a light heartiness to Ravel that cannot be denied; perfect for a lazy Sunday morning. And with that, I'm heading off to a lazy Sunday Bed.

Goodnight Internets.

Day 33

Quick one today since I've burned up all my braincells on school and wedding stuff.

Two great Piano Sonatas today, perfect for relaxing on a Sunday morning while reading the paper. Not that I am that bourgeois were I spend my mornings reading papers and listening to classical music on vinyl...Never...damn it once again I'm first against the wall.

Side one:

Piece: Valses nobles sentimentales

Composer: Maurice Ravel

Performer: Lois Shapiro

Recording Date: Non-given, pressing date 1977

Side two:

Piece: Sonata No 49 in E-flat Major

Composer: Joseph Haydn

Performer: Lois Shapiro

Recording Date: Non-given, pressing date 1977