A friend over on Facebook has been tasked with choosing ten albums that greatly influenced his taste in music; one a day for ten days; no explanation; no reviews; just album covers.
I’ve been meaning to do this myself for quite a while, so I thought I’d play along, but as always I’ll eviscerate the rules: I’m posting them all at once and here, rather than on Facebook.
So here are my ten albums – well no, actually some are just works (large or small) as there’s a large representation of classical as opposed to pop. They’re here all at once, in no particular order. Oh, and only one item per group or composer.
![]() (John Eliot Gardner) |
![]() (broadcast on BBC Radio 3 in 1970s) |
![]() (André Previn) |
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![]() (Peter Hurford) |
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![]() (Noël VIII) (Michel Chapuis) |
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![]() (this is the score of the Prout edition we sang in the school choir) |
I’m not nominating people to pick up the thread, but do join in if you wish.