WAM

A bit of MJQ:

Nothing wrong with that ☺️

In Audirvana: Go to Library, Tracks, and you can select an artist (or genre, or grouping, whatever). You can also use the search function: type the name of the artist, and only the albums of the artist you selected appear. Simple comme bonjour.

Wayne Shorter for me this evening:

Thanks for sharing. Must say I am not very fond of harpsichord, but I will give Frisch a try.

May I ask what is your desert island choice? I must say I like it. It is not my first choice (that's Richter), but it's good, very good. I listen a lot to the WTK, cannot imagine a life without it. I also like Hewitt (first recording), Pollini (damn, only book 1), Ashkenazy (lousy sq) and Tureck (dreadful sq, both recordings). > I am not an expert, just a listener and an aficionado. Richter's WTK convinced me Bach invented the blues (and the rest). Everybody should own a version of the WTK: it's not about classical music, it's about GOOD music. It's about life. I am afraid Donald T does not own a copy....

I haven't seen the film, but the music is beautyful:

I wanted to post this one too.. gmta 😁 This one is also quite nice:

Perhaps it's called "burning" because you " burn" some sq... I have still not heard a streamer that beats a decent cd-transport (I know... can of worms, my system, my ears, YMMV, etc. etc. (assumption: price of cd-transport = price of streamer+music server; yes, an Aurender A10 sounds better than an medium priced cd player..)) But back on topic:

A nice album to begin with this year:

I like it, the reviews are a big plus. 👍

Some quiet music on a noisy evening, and enjoying a good bottle with the loved ones. Happy listening in 2019!

One of my favorite recordings of Janacek's first string quartet:

Yep, I agree, we were spoilt for choice this year. I particularly like Coltrane, Both Directions At Once, and Brad Mehldau, After Bach.

An antidote for all the Christmas-hassle: