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... In part, I believe that we have already moved in some important ways in this direction. The large corporate recording industry has lost considerable weight and technological advances have made it now...
...m in 17th and 18th century music; but little beyond the beginning of the 19th century. I do have a couple of recordings of the Falla, a concerto by Martin, and the Concertino by Leigh. I'm wondering i...
...ood but I prefer MTT (DG) and Jansons.
Haven't got to Ferras' concerto yet, I like his Brahms and Sibelius recordings so I might be pleasantly surprised. The ballet suites CD seems very brash in ter...
...ng up repeatedly at London Records. If he takes on this project in the same way, we won't see so many of the recordings made by American performers....
...ide 2 Berlioz- Roman Carnival Overture Wagner-Overture to Die Meistersinger
Albums notes say this is first recording by the Symphony Of The Air.
No conductor is listed.
Answers anyone.
Thanks ...
What's a good recording of Richard Strauss's Deutsche Motette, Op 62?
-david gable
... professional life.
In the booklet that accompanies Naxos' 'Nellie Melba - The Complete Gramophone Company Recordings, Vol. 2' - the usual note by producer Ward Marston is missing. Instead, under hi...
I happened upon a used copy of Bruckner 8 by the CSO under Solti (London 430 228-2, 1992) today. The recording was made in concert in Leningrad. This is the first time I have ever been completely pers
...y hand at an unqualified rave of my own. The item linked below is, simply put, one of my favorite commercial recordings of anything. It has just been reissued by Supraphon and I wanted to do my bit of...
A far cry from Gramophone's past attempt at selecting the 100 greatest recordings. That offered a reasonable distribution among major labels (and even an occasional selection from a minor
...ught denon is related to supraphon in some releases, but russian artists ? are the bach and mozart supraphon recordings ?...
...and they really raise the roof of the Cinema Tivoli (somewhere in downtown Lisbon). Many know the EMI studio recording, but this live Mahler 1 is pretty terrific. Has it appeared on any label? I'm not...
...ities. The release date is 6/29/2003. Anyone know anything about this CD? Is it the same CD as Abbado's 1990 recording of the same reportoire?
Thank you! :)
L. Jou...
...replacing the ppp Bassoon in the first mvt with the Bass Clarinet began and maybe ended. So please pull your recordings and report back with the info and the year of the recording.
I will start:
1...
Hello. I am interested in acquiring a copy of the recording that Leopold Stokowski did on the Decca Phase 4 label in 1968 of Hector Berlioz 'Symphonie Fantastique'. As far as I can tell, it is out of
What prevents you from deducting VAT for non-EU orders? Until now, all European retailers I have dealt with do that, so it can't be that complicated.
Tony Movshon
i've been lining in my digital piano directly to my soundcard, but the sound quality i'm getting is pretty horrible. i have a roland fp-3 and a soundblaster live soundcard. is this a problem with my s
...rs to be typed in
Exactly. There is only one newsgroup (in English, anyway) for discussing classical music recordings. There are, however, hundreds of newsgroups for discussing politics. Anybody who...
Somebody really, really, really likes a 'noninterventionist' approach to transferring old sound recordings!
http://makeashorterlink.com/?Z3A315E33
Yes, this is the real Matthew, who uses proper pu
...eleased her highly regarded Debussy cycle in the late 1970s.' Distler is apparently unaware of the many fine recordings Rev made for Hyperion after that. Get me rewrite?
Paul Goldstein...
I've several recordings of this played on piano (Cortot, Michelangeli, Gilels.) The liners all identify it as Op. 71 #8. Curious about the whole of Op. 71, I looked it up via Google. Albeniz's Op. 71
..., it failed again. Brendel's account of the Beethoven opus 37 left me feeling as I have when I listen to his recordings: to me, his interpretations always sound too labored and affected; phrases rarel...
...rsion, so I thought this might be fun to hear.
Well, the arrangement for orchestra is imaginative. But the recording itself is HARSH HARSH HARSH, painfully loud tweaked edgy highs. These guys wouldn...
Does anyone know where I can get the Sinopoli recordings with the New York Philharmonic of the Richard Strauss tone poems? I think he did Death and Transfiguration and Zarathustra at least.
Also, do
...on't have time to play, it's a good idea (IMHO). To me a Pianodisc, or similar, is more pleasing than just a recording because it is 'live' music on your own piano.
(Again my opinion) I think in the...
NPR carried a story today about the Librarian of Congress designating 50 essential recordings, some of which are not available to the public. Cited were the Stokowski/Philadelphia stereo recordings fr
...on the 35 minute CD. Considered the Paul Paray/Detroit/Mercury, but can't hear samples & concerned w/ age of recording (1960?). Considered the Charles Munch, but have same concerns as above.
Any sug...
It occurs to me that most the Carl Schuricht recordings I've heard were made quite late in his career. The stereo Bruckner 3, 8, and 9 on EMI are indispensable, as is a Tchaikovsky 4/Hamlet disc from
...the 'Fifties' transfers sound quite good. The sound is dry, but no more so than most mono early 1950s studio recordings. The source material is clearly not LPs; I hear absolutely no signs of LP surfac...
Today's column on classical opera recordings contains at least 3 glaring errors. Can anyone spot them and/or others?
A critic's best bets for previewing the coming season Joshua Kosman, Chronicle Mu
I think your WTC recordings are excellent - are these MIDI recreations or did you play and record them live?
... which currently is credited on some of the Varese Sarabande film classics albums? Does it exist outside the recording studio, and does it have coherence from session to session? Just curious. David Z...
This new set - 474393-2 (5 CDs) - includes all of the recordings Kempff made of Schumann and Brahms for both Decca and DG in the 1950s.
In addition, DG offers the first stereo version of the famour
Arny known recordings of Wagner by Guilini? I'd imagine him to be an interesting conductor for this repertoire. What other conductors that have rarely touched Wagner would you have liked to see more f
...c6/aclboo2.mp3 http://members.aol.com/ansermetniac6/aclboo3.mp3
Someone mentioned that there was a Lenny B Recording of Copland's Outdoor Overture on The Bernstein Live NY Phil Box set. So courtesy ...
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