At this time the Munch satisfies me. I'd like to again hear the Toscanini, the one I inprinted on, just for the performance, sound quality aside. Was that recorded in 8-H?
Ce cher mammif re du nom de Bill nous susurrait, le mercredi 29/11/2006, dans nos oreilles grandes ouvertes mais un peu sales quand m me, et dans le message <PB5bh.4208$sf5.3399@newsread4.news.pas.earthlink.net>, les doux m lismes suivants :
Who do you like for Saint-Sa ns 3rd? Both with> regard to fidelity and preservation of score?
Paray/Dupr /Mercury
-- Car avec beaucoup de science, il y a beaucoup de chagrin; et celui qui accro t sa science, accro t sa douleur. [Eccl siaste, 1-18] Melmoth - souffrant
Ce cher mammif re du nom de Matthew B. Tepper nous susurrait, le mercredi 29/11/2006, dans nos oreilles grandes ouvertes mais un peu sales quand m me, et dans le message <Xns988A826101C1Dquackandflap@207.217.125.201>, les doux m lismes suivants :
And you could have a Bruckner symphony fill out the CD. ;--)
On my CD there is Jeanne d'Arc Massa's Dupr !...
-- Car avec beaucoup de science, il y a beaucoup de chagrin; et celui qui accro t sa science, accro t sa douleur. [Eccl siaste, 1-18] Melmoth - souffrant
Ansermetniac 2 December 2006 01:19:05 [ permanent link ]
On 1 Dec 2006 14:05:59 -0800, "Heck51" <dgallagher4@comcast.net> wrote:
ansermetniac wrote:>> How many stamps for Mr Munch and his orchestra>> Abbedd>
I actually like the Munch/NYPO S-Sns#3 better than his BSO one. it's>from 1948, IIRC. it was his first US recording, I believe.>I'd like to hear the Toscanini - I ordered it, but it was already OOP.
The tech who cut the 1S lp of the Toscanini panicked that the fortes would cause the commercial tonearms to jump of the record. So he cut ALL the bass. It was quickly replaced by the 2s which somewhat rectified this. The German lp sounded like the 1S. The gold seal was the first release that resemled the master tape in any way.
Matthew B. Tepper wrote:> "bpnjensen" <bpnjensen@yahoo.com> appears to have caused the following > letters to be typed in news:1164815362.006274.50790> @n67g2000cwd.googlegroups.com:>
Norman M. Schwartz wrote:>>
What?, didn't they sell Columbia LPs, no Ormandy/Phil/Biggs?>> Was just about to say, Ormandy/Phil/Biggs is a fabulous performance,>> recorded sound not quite as bombastic as Munch BSO on RCA/BMG, but very>> exciting nonetheless. I would not be without either of these two.>> Ormandy's also comes with a set of nice fillers, including a great>> Samson et Delilah Bacchanale.>
Just to be fussy (in a friendly way, I hope), I'll point out that that > excellent performance is a remake. The mono recording has been issued on > CD not by Sony, but by a Captain. Or capitain, actually.>
I haven't heard the mono Ormandy/Phil/Biggs yet, but I'll cast my ballot for the stereo version. Anyway, where might one find the mono version?
notme@nihil.net wrote:> I missed a few earlier responses...has anyone commented on the SF> Sym/de Waart/Guillou on Phliips? Yeah, very good, as are the coupled Bizet items with Haitink.
