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Chávez: Los Cuatros Soles, Pirámide, Copland: Appalachian Spring - Chávez, Copland | philip edwards - January 20, 2020
The bonus rehearsal track plays on my Oppo UDP 205 when I select stereo from the player’s set-up menu.
Chávez: Los Cuatros Soles, Pirámide, Copland: Appalachian Spring - Chávez, Copland | Sol L Siegel - January 21, 2020
Thank you. It seems a bit of a bother to have to switch back and forth like that, but it is what it is. And it is a fine disc.
Rachmaninov: Symphony No. 1 - Feltz | Bruce Zeisel - January 18, 2020
I have always shaken my head at comments deriding discs that are not filled to the brim. Or (even) complaining about feeling "shortchanged". Adrian said: Please note that I ...
Chávez: Los Cuatros Soles, Pirámide, Copland: Appalachian Spring - Chávez, Copland | Sol L Siegel - January 20, 2020
Has anyone else here had any trouble with the bonus rehearsal track that is supposed to be on the SACD layer? If this track is indeed on my copy, my Oppo BDP-103 doesn't ...
Mahler: Symphony No. 4 - Vänskä | john hunter - January 16, 2020
Would have to disagree. His more "intellectual" approach works for me than say Bernstein's "heart on his sleeve" does. But as usual, to each his own.
Rachmaninov: Symphony No. 1 - Feltz | Adrian Quanjer - January 18, 2020
Forty-five minutes of music is not much. But would that be a good enough reason for not recommending this recording (as I read somewhere else)? Looks as though quantity is ...
Debussy: Préludes, Images, Children's corner - Michelangeli | breydon_music - Today 10:26 am
Does anyone out there know the source of these remasterings - and also that of Karajan's Missa Solemnis? After the Fournier cello set, it would be good to think that EBS have ...
Brahms: 4 Symphonies - Jochum | Tony Reif - January 16, 2020
Is there anyone who can compare this to the EMI RBCD release (which doesn't sound great to my ears)?
Duke Ellington & John Coltrane
Analogue Productions CIPJ 30 SA
Stereo Hybrid
Jazz
Duke Ellington (piano)
John Coltrane (tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone)
Aaron Bell & Jimmy Garrison (basses)
Elvin Jones & Sam Woodyard (drums)
In an article by Gene Lees in the monthly magazine, Jazz, there is an intimation that Coltrane's playing may have "undergone another spurt of rapid evolution" as a result of this relatively brief association with Ellington. It is more than possible, for Duke's catalytic influence is unique in jazz. The one certainty is that there is warm, exciting music here which will pleasantly surprise Coltrane and Ellington fans both.
Mastered by Kevin Gray.
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