Joined your series a couple of months late, but spent the last two evenings catching up to the latest post. Along the way I've bookmarked a half dozen new artists to explore in more depth when I have the time. Vikingur, Schreier (never explored Bach's choral pieces, so this will be new), Martha Argerich, and more. Thanks so much for this!
Evan, I'm following along with each post and enjoying it. Thanks for all the work. I feel like I'm slightly too much of an amateur to appreciate it fully, wondering if you have any recommendations for someone just getting into classical to build foundation? You may already have post somewhere explaining that, so link is fine. Thank you.
I'm enjoying the series but I'm sorry you had to start and end today's with unlistenable snippets that contributed nothing to my understanding of Bach. The YouTube audio quality is painful.
Hey Chris - I link to Apple Music and Spotify in the post so you can find the clips you like in higher fidelity. YT is the way I have to rip it for now, and I agree the sound quality is not great.
Joined your series a couple of months late, but spent the last two evenings catching up to the latest post. Along the way I've bookmarked a half dozen new artists to explore in more depth when I have the time. Vikingur, Schreier (never explored Bach's choral pieces, so this will be new), Martha Argerich, and more. Thanks so much for this!
This is a best case scenario for what I’m trying to do here. It means a lot and thanks Will.
Martha and Vikingur will give you so many hours of listening pleasure.
Evan, I'm following along with each post and enjoying it. Thanks for all the work. I feel like I'm slightly too much of an amateur to appreciate it fully, wondering if you have any recommendations for someone just getting into classical to build foundation? You may already have post somewhere explaining that, so link is fine. Thank you.
Happy to help! What do you like to listen to otherwise?
I'm enjoying the series but I'm sorry you had to start and end today's with unlistenable snippets that contributed nothing to my understanding of Bach. The YouTube audio quality is painful.
Hey Chris - I link to Apple Music and Spotify in the post so you can find the clips you like in higher fidelity. YT is the way I have to rip it for now, and I agree the sound quality is not great.