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Originally Posted by Glice
I'll go with a classical 10 seeing as there's a lot of rock doing the rounds here - In no particular order:
Beethoven's 3rd (Karajan)
Bach's Goldberg variations (Gould)
Schoenberg's Verklarte Nacht (sextet not chamber version, I don't have the CD to hand to remember the name of them)
Saint-Saen's Piano Trios 1 & 2 (Florestan Trio)
Mahler's 3rd (Naxos Polish National radio symphony Orchestra)
Shostakovich's 13th (Netherlands Radio Philaharmonic Orchestra) - this turned my opinion around entirely on Shosters.
Bach's Sonatas and Partitas... Heifetz, although Kremer, Oistrackh, Segovia and Michael North all do great versions (I have too many copies of this music).
Part's Miserere (Hilliard Ensemble)
Hildegaard von Bingen - Origin of Fire (anonymous 4 - Marras, you got round to listening to this yet?)
Xenakis' Metastasis/ Pithoprakta/ Eonta (Chant du Monde recording)
This neglects the majesty of Feldman - of the 10 or so CDs of his, it's impossible to choose; same with Cage. There's actually a million things I'm missing off (Mozart, Strauss, Tchiakovsky, Schnittke, Radelescu, Penderecki, loads of early & baroque stuff etc etc) but it'll do for the now-being.
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great list! ive been meaning to get into shoenberg but have not known where to start. ill start with this.
cool to see you like hildegaard von blingen. she was cool, supposodly prophet of sorts.
other great lists are toxic johnny, batleraiser amd atsonicpark