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    New to me, this one - and my first Living Stereo SACD. Why didn't I snap a load of these up when they were in print?

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    Quote Originally Posted by m10 View Post


    New to me, this one - and my first Living Stereo SACD. Why didn't I snap a load of these up when they were in print?
    you can still get them , newer Analogue Productions sound better

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    Bizarre coincidence just received and spnning Heifetz Bruch

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    breathtaking

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    LP.

    Giulini is a bit slow and ponderous in his intro, but my goodness when Zimerman comes in it all turns to pure magic!
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    and yesterday ... all LP ...







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    Mozart - Horn Concertos (K412, K417, K447 and K495)



    Barry Tuckwell with the English Chamber Orchestra. Decca (1984) 410 284-2
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    Beethoven – ‘Triple Concerto’ and Brahms – ‘Double Concerto’



    Oistrakh (violin), Rostropovich (cello) and Richer (piano). Berlin Philharmoniker cond. Herbert von Karajan (Beethoven) and the Cleveland Orchestra, cond. Georges Szell

    EMI 7243 5 66902 2 6 (1970)


    A copy of this should be in every music lover’s collection!
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    Quote Originally Posted by daytona600 View Post
    you can still get them , newer Analogue Productions sound better
    That maybe true, but the value judgement for me of US$30.00 for a single work on an SACD just doesn't add up. I did enjoy their SACD of Wish You Were Here so I know they do very good work. The RCA issues, though, are extremely fine by any standards.

    Currently spinning the Van Cliburn Tchaikovksy 1 / Rachmaninov 2 which is spellbinding.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry View Post
    Beethoven – ‘Triple Concerto’ and Brahms – ‘Double Concerto’
    Oistrakh (violin), Rostropovich (cello) and Richer (piano). Berlin Philharmoniker cond. Herbert von Karajan (Beethoven) and the Cleveland Orchestra, cond. Georges Szell
    EMI 7243 5 66902 2 6 (1970)
    A copy of this should be in every music lover’s collection!
    I have two pressings of the Triple Concerto with that quartet of talent, and many other versions besides. Although it requires three soloists I have seen a few versions - and heard one live, the Trio de Milano - where an established Piano Trio take on the soloists roles. This is probably the go-to version, but I enjoyed others as well.
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