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Beethoven: Piano Sonatas 30 - 32 - Kodama | Adrian Quanjer - August 20, 2019
Hi Wilbur, Perhaps you did not read this review: Beethoven: Piano Sonatas 30 - 32 - Kodama . Pentatone has issued the complete cycle in a box set: ...
John Coltrane: Standard Coltrane | breydon_music - August 16, 2019
This is the second time AP have issued a SACD transfer of this title. Curiously this one has the same catalogue number (but a different prefix) as the first one from well over ...
John Coltrane: Standard Coltrane | breydon_music - August 17, 2019
Mark, many thanks for this timely response. All I have to do now is start saving up!
John Coltrane: Standard Coltrane | Mark Werlin - August 16, 2019
Analogue Productions' SACD John Coltrane: Standard Coltrane (Analogue Productions APJ 7243) was remastered by Doug Sax. This current release is part of the ...
Vaughan Williams: A Sea Symphony - Hickox | Desertpilot - Yesterday 01:15 pm
I would be disappointed if you were correct about this recording in PCM. The back cover of the SACD says "Recorded in DSD 5 channel surround sound". Recorded in 2006 and ...
Mussorgsky: Boris Godunov - Nagano | DYB - August 22, 2019
You are correct. ("Unfortunately" it's the original version of the opera, which did not have the Polish acts.) Gergiev recorded both versions for Philips, but those may or may ...
Pat Metheny Group: Offramp | Downunderman - August 22, 2019
With the possible exception of one track, this is a warm glowing ember of an album. DSD mastered by Christoph Stickel, 07/2017 and the sound is very good. It was clearly ...
Vaughan Williams: A Sea Symphony - Hickox | Euell Neverno - Yesterday 12:54 pm
As far as I know, Chandos records in PCM and this one, I believe, was originally recorded at 16 bit 44 khz and transferred to DSD for SACD production.
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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