For any classical music lovers

Thanks for the link Koji. I checked out the site and listened to several of your recordings. And I didn't hear a single wrong note.

WONDERFUL. I especially liked Ondine. Got Bartok? Kai

What? No third movement of the Op.27, No. 2 (Moonlight) Sonata? Jon.

That's ok, the Appassionata will do just fine . Thanks for the link. Jon.

Thanks for sharing the link.  What a wonderful project.  The Beethoven Sonata No. 30 has always been a favorite.  Music is always more enjoyable when you "know" the performer.  Molto bene.

I wish I did.  I do more teaching and conducting than playing the clarinet.  (I am conducting the Mozart Gran Partita with my students.)  Most of my performing is on the organ.  How about some chorale preludes from Bach's [/i]Orgelbuchlien[i]? 

One of my favorite composers.  I love the way he restricted his compositions within specified limits yet created such exotic beauty.  I can play some of his "easier" pieces--some of the meditations from "La Nativite".  The organ in our church is a 100 year old tracker built by German immigrants and is not suitable for the French romantics, although I often play Franck, Dupre, and Langlais.

The Scarlatti is superb. Could you keep us up to date with future performances?

Thracozaag, Just wanted to let you know that I downloaded your performances and am enjoying them immensely. Thank you very much, and keep up the good work.