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Slight listening tonight: a slightly sinister North by Northwest by Bernard Herrmann, a slightly precise Chanticleer performance of William Billing's David's Lamentation and a slightly incisive Aspen Quartet by Burt Goldstein.
Art of the States streams a slightly rural version of David's Lamentation.
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If I remember correctly, the site streams another performance of David's Lamentation by the brilliant His Majestie's Clerkes...
Posted by: ligeti42 | October 26, 2005 at 05:26 AM