So, if we're doing to do things like that, I figured we might as well go whole-hog ...
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
For the Dog Days
I was hankering after some Sigismund Neukomm, whose two-voice Mass in C was the first polyphony my siblings and I cut our teeth on. Unfortunately, the only version I could find on YouTube was painfully slow and over-vibratoed. It must be the heat.
So, if we're doing to do things like that, I figured we might as well go whole-hog ...
So, if we're doing to do things like that, I figured we might as well go whole-hog ...
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Beautiful. It actually sounds kind of Russian at times, although the German sound is predominant.
Yeah. I kept thinking Mozart at various moments--very dark Mozart, obviously--but then, Mozart was Austrian, wasn't he?
Great!
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