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Reference Recordings! I bet that sounds good. Does the tam-tam 'crash' knock you out of your seat?Quote:
Originally Posted by m10
Mozart - Clarinet, Oboe and Bassoon Concertos
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Vienn Philharmonic Orchestra, cond. Karl Böhm. DGG 429 816-2 1974.
One of several versions I have. Picked up today in my local charity shop for £1.
Something suitable to play whilst having dinner.
It's a fairly physical presence, I think it's fair to say. Quite a stunning sense of space and perspective, too. Luckily (for an audiophile recording) the music and performances are worth it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
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Digital/lossless.
Mozart - 2 Sonatas (KV533/494 and KV545) and Rondo (KV511)
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Mitsuko Uchida
Philips 412 122-2 (1983)
Agreed, it's a fabulous recording.Quote:
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New 'old' vinyl... Really need to invest in an RCM. A narrowband label so probably a 1970s pressing, but with the triangular 'stereophonic' logo on the box which not all later issues had. Under the pops the music is fair leaping from the vinyl. Nice clean sibilants on the voices and lovely bass. Begs to be turned UP (but I'm trying to show some restraint).
Based on your reccie, Martin, I bought this.Quote:
Originally Posted by MartinT
Oh deary, deary me.
Not for me!
Good playing but zero Russianness for my money.
It's like an Anglican performance of Russian Orthodox church music - it misses the point entirely for me! :)
Oh dear, never mind. I love that recording!