Andre Cluytens - Beethoven: 6 Overtures (1958-60) [2015 SACD Definition Serie]
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BAND/ARTIST: Andre Cluytens
- Title: Beethoven: 6 Overtures
- Year Of Release: 1958-60 [2015]
- Label: Tower Records [TDSA-6]
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: DSD64 image (*.iso) | FLAC (24bit/88,2 kHz)
- Total Time: 00:51:05
- Total Size: 1,4 GB / 890 mb (+3%rec.)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Vivid sound revives with the latest remastering from the original master!
"Beethoven: Overtures" by stereo recording. Strings full of volume, bright woodwinds.
Includes a total of six stereo recordings, from the 1958 "Leonore Overture" No. 3 to the 1960 "Fidelio" Overture. These overtures were not released collectively from the beginning, but were first released as a reissue of LP after they first appeared in the symphony margins. For this reason, the concept of the tower planning board so far has always been to use the original jacket design, but at the time of this reprint, the symphony jacket design (No. 2 or No. The jacket on the right side of the cruitance used in No. 3 etc.) was changed and used on the left side.
At this time, the Berlin Philharmonic's woodwind section, mainly composed of so-called legendary players such as Nicolet of the flute (retired in 1959), Steins of the oboe, and Clairenet's Stér, was once a heavy body alongside stringed instruments. It keeps the sound (almost Koch and Leister joined at this time), and you can hear the sound of the previous era different from the later Karajan era. While retaining the remnants of the Furtwängler era, the sound of the prestigious orchestra, which had been transformed by Karajan, remains. There is a conductor with a different sound concept called cruitance, and the tone of this board is valuable, and it is interesting that Beethoven's standard repertoire is more attractively played for them. A phenomenon. During this time, the Berlin Philharmonic Beethoven's Overtures had several recordings with various conductors, and it was particularly interesting to compare it to Vandernaught, which was recorded on the same label (recorded around 1960. The song was "The Ruins of Athens"). The same except for the overture, which is on sale in the Tower Planning Edition QIAG50072). Sonically, the resurrection revived the profound Berlin Philharmonic sound of the time in the form of a pyramid. Separation of each instrument has also been improved, and the sound that was previously a lump is loosened, allowing you to enjoy the tone of each instrument more.
*As it is a machine translation, the result may not provide an accurate description.
Please use it only as a reference.
Tracks:
01. Leonore Overture No. 3, Op. 72b
02. Coriolan - Overture, Op. 62
03. Die Geschöpfe des Prometheus - Overture, Op. 43 'The Creatures of Prometheus'
04. Egmont - Overture, Op. 84
05. Die Ruinen von Athen - Overture, Op. 113 'The Ruins of Athens'
06. Fidelio - Overture, Op. 72
Personnel:
Berliner Philharmoniker
André Cluytens
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"Beethoven: Overtures" by stereo recording. Strings full of volume, bright woodwinds.
Includes a total of six stereo recordings, from the 1958 "Leonore Overture" No. 3 to the 1960 "Fidelio" Overture. These overtures were not released collectively from the beginning, but were first released as a reissue of LP after they first appeared in the symphony margins. For this reason, the concept of the tower planning board so far has always been to use the original jacket design, but at the time of this reprint, the symphony jacket design (No. 2 or No. The jacket on the right side of the cruitance used in No. 3 etc.) was changed and used on the left side.
At this time, the Berlin Philharmonic's woodwind section, mainly composed of so-called legendary players such as Nicolet of the flute (retired in 1959), Steins of the oboe, and Clairenet's Stér, was once a heavy body alongside stringed instruments. It keeps the sound (almost Koch and Leister joined at this time), and you can hear the sound of the previous era different from the later Karajan era. While retaining the remnants of the Furtwängler era, the sound of the prestigious orchestra, which had been transformed by Karajan, remains. There is a conductor with a different sound concept called cruitance, and the tone of this board is valuable, and it is interesting that Beethoven's standard repertoire is more attractively played for them. A phenomenon. During this time, the Berlin Philharmonic Beethoven's Overtures had several recordings with various conductors, and it was particularly interesting to compare it to Vandernaught, which was recorded on the same label (recorded around 1960. The song was "The Ruins of Athens"). The same except for the overture, which is on sale in the Tower Planning Edition QIAG50072). Sonically, the resurrection revived the profound Berlin Philharmonic sound of the time in the form of a pyramid. Separation of each instrument has also been improved, and the sound that was previously a lump is loosened, allowing you to enjoy the tone of each instrument more.
*As it is a machine translation, the result may not provide an accurate description.
Please use it only as a reference.
Tracks:
01. Leonore Overture No. 3, Op. 72b
02. Coriolan - Overture, Op. 62
03. Die Geschöpfe des Prometheus - Overture, Op. 43 'The Creatures of Prometheus'
04. Egmont - Overture, Op. 84
05. Die Ruinen von Athen - Overture, Op. 113 'The Ruins of Athens'
06. Fidelio - Overture, Op. 72
Personnel:
Berliner Philharmoniker
André Cluytens
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