On 21 May, 10:54, Peter J <maybi...@talk21.com> wrote: On 21 May, 09:03, Kerrison <kerrison126-spar...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: On 21 May, 08:07, Steve de Mena <st...@stevedemena.com> wrote: vhorowitz wrote: On May 20, 1:56 pm, Peter J <maybi...@talk21.com> wrote: I got the VW/Job today. Unfortunately, there are silence gaps between tracks where

Kerrison wrote: On 21 May, 08:07, Steve de Mena <st...@stevedemena.com> wrote: vhorowitz wrote: On May 20, 1:56 pm, Peter J <maybi...@talk21.com> wrote: I got the VW/Job today. Unfortunately, there are silence gaps between tracks where there should not be. A gap appears in the middle of a phrase, in, for example, the change from track 1 to 2. This issue is unlistenable

Ligeti: Requiem Mahler: 10 Bruckner: Study Symphony and "Die Nulte" Rochberg: Transcendental Variations Canning: Fantasy on a Hymn Tune by Justin Morgan McDonald: San Juan Capistrano Turina: Bullfighter's Prayer Amirov: Azerbaijan Mugam; Kurdi Ovshari Cowell: Persian Set Alkan: Funeral March for a Dead Parrot (I've always felt that the last item on the list would make for a superb animation

1. Name a recording that you just can't imagine living without. The Beethoven cycle with Mengelberg and the Concertgebouw Orchestra on Philips. 2. Name a work written in the past 20 years that you've heard on recording or in concert that you've found particularly gratifying, moving or stimulating. Daugherty's "Metropolis Symphony." 3. Name a piece that you know from hearing in a concert