In the midst of a Beethoven feast, I thought some less Germanic piano music might be welcome. Chopin? Nah, not right now. Prokofiev? I needed something less aggressive, not more. Debussy? Yes, Debussy would do nicely. I haven

I like jazz and enjoy a local volunteer radio station in NYC, WKCR FM. WKCR will be playing 24 hours of Ornette Coleman all day Thursday March 9 and 24 hours of Bix Beiderbecke on Friday March 10, 2006. These are 2 of the annual 14 birthday broadcasts that pre-empt regular programming on WKCR on those days. WKCR is online at http://www.WKCR.org
Happy listening.

Anyone out there still using Counterpoint? I hated to see the demise of this company. I'm still using a Counterpoint Solid 2 amp and heavily modified Counterpoint SA1000a pre-amp in one of my secondary systems-These pieces still provide me with excellent sound. Just wondered how many folks are still using and enjoying some of the fine products that Counterpoint made over the years.

What a surprise! This is the first time I have received the electronic edition before the print edition. Makes sense, though.

Kal
(Stephen: When you have an April forum, you might move this there.)

Just picked up some used classical bargains yesterday. Both are from Murray Hill of NY. 5 discs of Alfred Brendel Plays Liszt's Greatest Piano Works, S43636. The box is near mint with the 4 page liner notes in perfect condition. Once cleaned the records are near mint.