Kronos Quartet's recording of his 1st and 2nd
quartets is great:
http://www.kronosquartet.org/records/indiv.php?id=146
as is everything they have ever done, in my experience. I was first
exposed to them in 5th grade by a nun who happened to know Joan
Jeanrenaud. When I was in high school they were performing nearby and my
band director's wife heard they were looking for a school to visit. They
played in our band room and talked to us for close to 2 hours. A few
years ago I got to hear them perform Steve Reich's Triple Concerto ... I
get shivers just thinking about that.
Any way ... I like this disk:
Arvo Part, Henryk Gorecki, Galina Ustvolskaya: Solo Piano Works David
Arden
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000001SIC/102-5874444-399133
some other Gorecki disks I own and love ...
These are available on one disk:
Miserere Op44; Amen Op35
And these on another:
Kleines Requiem für Eine Polka (Little Requiem for a Polka), Op. 66 (1993)
Concerto for Harpsichord & String Orchestra, Op. 40 (1980)
Good Night, Op. 63 (1990)
Excellent, that should keep me going for now. Thanks. :-)