Needles & Grooves AotM /// Vol. 13 - July 2020 /// Recomposed by Max Richter: Vivaldi – The Four Seasons

If it's Richter I'm sold. Listening to it now and loving it. Got the instant familiarity of Vivaldi but doing something different with it. Will wait until it's announced, but I'll definitely be getting it.

Also remember liking the Ad Astra soundtrack, which is him as well.
Yup. Samesies. I love richters movie work. Like love. I am getting to the point where I can pick him out. His work on hostiles was superb. I hope this is it
 
If you want to explore more this is a great place to start. Classical has just as many sub-genres as contemporary music, and this pretty much a core text.
its kinda weird... like i know im supposed to feel emotion... and it does get close... but it doesn't really hit me with like a good pop song or a melancholy art rock piece does to me.. its a weird disconnect.. my brain isn't getting pathos when i feel i should be
 
Yesterday I watched Somebody Feed Phil's Chicago episode and he had a prosciutto, mellon, burrata and prosciutto butter sandwich at some place.
Today I made my wife that sandwich whilst (is that the correct use?) streaming Max Richter's Vivaldi Recomposed, we had some wine and my purchase was approved.
So, yeah, pretty good for a Thursday.
 
Yesterday I watched Somebody Feed Phil's Chicago episode and he had a prosciutto, mellon, burrata and prosciutto butter sandwich at some place.
Today I made my wife that sandwich whilst (is that the correct use?) streaming Max Richter's Vivaldi Recomposed, we had some wine and my purchase was approved.
So, yeah, pretty good for a Thursday.

i mainly listen to classical music either early on a Sunday with a coffee or whilst cooking/eating! It’s a great accompaniment!
 
Just listening to this Max Richter Vivaldi recomposition. Wow this is magical, very impressed. I wonder if there is an SACD of it, I keep all my classical on digital...
No dsd version sorry

There is an SHM CD from Japan though but that's 50 bucks on discogs
 
Yeah, along with Beethoven’s 5th it’s one of the most ubiquitous pieces of music.
I think the ubiquity of Beethoven and Mozart were the things that made me not interested in classical..

Like every music related or art course talks about them
 
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