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11/07/2024 5:55 am
What, no cowbell?
Seriously Bruce, both beautiful. Totally divergent orchestras playing classic music compositions beautifully!
11/07/2024 7:38 am
This is an excellent version but without wanting to distract from it, I post a version with the crystal clear tones of the underrated Mady Mesplé . Normally operatic, she released a fabulous album of Vienese Waltzes in 1975 "Voices Of Spring" which is well worth getting a hold of, if you like this stuff.
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11/07/2024 8:19 am
@charles-rockett I don't care for the vocal especially the soprano. I prefer watching all the instruments in the orchester, sawing on all the strings and beating the heck out of the drums, etc.
Two to watch the orchester;
11/07/2024 8:26 am
What a wonderful way to start my day Bruce. The William Tell to get my heart going and the Blue Danube to settle it back down. Loved both.
11/07/2024 8:38 am
@charles-rockett I don't care for the vocal especially the soprano. I prefer watching all the instruments in the orchester, sawing on all the strings and beating the heck out of the drums, etc.
Two to watch the orchester;
It is interesting how different epochs express different tastes and styles in orchestrating the same, classical works. The Mesplé version is undoubtedly a 'softer' rendition than today's 4X4 style and here's one, softer still, from 1939 - with visuals 
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11/07/2024 2:43 pm
@charles-rockett Thank you, great until the vocal, just don't care for the vocal, birds chirping alright.