Quote Originally Posted by jandl100 View Post
Wow. - thanks for the headsup on this.
The whole set of 6 sonatas & partitas is available on Spotify.
Fantastic playing and it sounds stunning. A very reverberant acoustic - the violin surrounded by a huge aura of sound - possibly recorded in a cathedral?

https://open.spotify.com/album/1kiyr6P4tpLINrHzADBJ31

Of course, I'm sure the LP sounds even better.
Bach music and Maestro Accardo interpretation create together a miracle of unique elegance and expression. Recorded in the ancient Pieve of Peccioli for LP Fonè, this exclusive edition overwhelms us with impetuous Fugues and enchanting Agagios. Remained unpublished throughout the author’s life, the Sonatas for Violin Solo, probably written for some virtuoso of the time, show us abstract perfection and flawless polyphony entrusted to the violin strings. A unique interpretation. A true pearl of Italian discography

No use is made of electronic manipulation of the signal, nor any artificial correction that if they make a sound easier to carve, it is true that distort so unacceptable. With this method you get to transfer the music information on the standard analog fonè uses for the standard analog Nagra 4S, Studer C37 and J37 and Ampex ATR 102, the standard for digital, in collaboration with Philips the DSD (Direct Stream Digital) technology that has opened the doors to the SACD. For all subsequent stages of processing and control, in which it must be a playback of the sound reproduction systems are used very sophisticated