Tag Archives: James Loughran

LPs: batch 18 – a tasteless sleeve

Posted on May 27, 2010 by vhk10

This batch was largely orchestral music again. It started with an old LP of mine: James Galway ‘The Man with the Golden Flute’ playing assorted pieces which showcase the instrument. One track is a bit notorious: a Moto Perpetuo by … Continue reading →

Posted in recordings | Tagged Berlin Philharmonic, Berlioz, Bernard Haitink, Brahms, Christian Ferras, Elgar, Hallé Orchestra, Herbert von Karajan, Jacqueline du Pré, James Galway, James Loughran, Janacek, Janet Baker, John Barbirolli, Karl Böhm, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Mendelssohn, Paganini, Tchaikovsky | Leave a comment

LPs: batch 15 – halfway with psychedelic Popp

Posted on May 10, 2010 by vhk10

Back to a mixed bag. The first two were Hungarotons of the Takacz quartet and a friend playing string quintets by Mozart. Then orchestrations of Brahms’ Hungarian Dances with the Budapest Festival Orchestra, and a further inroad into Schubert: the … Continue reading →

Posted in recordings | Tagged Academy of St Martin in the Fields, Ambrosian Singers, Berlin Philharmonic, Brahms, Budapest Festival Orchestra, Grieg, Hallé Orchestra, Herbert von Karajan, James Loughran, Lucia Popp, Mendelssohn, Mozart, Neville Marriner, Schubert, Takács Quartet | Leave a comment

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