Anatole Fistoulari, Ernest Ansermet - Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake / Delibes: Sylvia-Ballet Suite (1961, 1959) [2019 SACD Vintage Collection]
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BAND/ARTIST: Anatole Fistoulari, Ernest Ansermet
- Title: Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake / Delibes: Sylvia-Ballet Suite
- Year Of Release: 1961, 1959 [2019]
- Label: Tower Records [PROC-2206]
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: DSD64 image (*.iso) / 2.0 > 1-bit/2.8224 MHz
- Total Time: 01:02:37
- Total Size: 2,50 GB (+3%rec.)
- WebSite: Album Preview
One of the best performances of "Swan Lake", the latest remastering from the home country masterpiece with the Concertgebouw tube. Superbly reproduce the super excellent recording of DECCA! Coupling "Sylvia" suite of Anselme. New mastering in the home country from the original analog master tape
Of the recordings of the "Swan Lake" from the Mono Era to the Stereo Era, the excerpt version of this 1961 recording has been particularly loved in Japan as a top-notch masterpiece of both performance and recording . It is also famous as a must-list for audio files, and it has been SACD-ized once in the past. It is as if according to the actual ballet, the sense of the selection song to be heard at once while the size of the touch full of sense of color and scale by the Fistuarial also regarded as the best ballet conductor of the 20th century, excerpt version by about 46 minutes This performance with a flowing tempo has never faded even in more than half a century nowadays. The only concerto with the Concertgebouw Orchestra, it also features an unusual DECCA recording. At the time, it is interesting that the DECCA made a recording with the same orchestra, which was almost a solo stage by PHILIPS, but also combined with Mahler 4 with Solti, which was recorded simultaneously at this time, as a well-known recording by Kenneth Wilkinson. It is well known. This recording by Kenneth Wilkinson, who supported the DECCA recording at the time with Gordon Parry, is a miraculous finish that captures the features of the occasion of the time well, and has the texture of each wind instrument, the rich tone of a stringed instrument, and the depth The sound field can be said to be a sound source suitable for reproduction on SA-CD.
The "Sylvia Suite" by Dr. Anselme & the Swiss Romande Couplings, recorded by 1959, is a recording with the clarity and power that is characteristic of the DECCA sound. At the time of its first appearance it was released alone, and in the CD era it has also been released in a coupling with Anselme's "Kopperia". This time, what I dare put after "Swan Lake" is the anecdote of Tchaikovsky himself. It is said that Tchaikovsky highly valued "Sylvia" and told acquaintances that "If I knew this work earlier, I did not compose" Swan Lake "(" Sylvia "in June 1876. First premiere at the Paris Opera House, "Swan Lake" started composition in 1875 and completed in 1876. Premiered in March 1877). It is interesting that they both have in common that they became popular since they were revived after the premiere, but also in the aspect of the ballet music of the two great composers composed at the same time Will be stirred up.
In this series, high-quality digitalization (DSD) is performed after physical maintenance and restoration of the original analog master tape in the country before production, and a label engineer in the country thoroughly processes for this series. I took time to do the mastering work. In the SA-CD layer, you can enjoy high-definition master sound. Since the CD layer is also subjected to the latest digitization and mastering, it is distinct from the sound quality of the conventional disc.
There is a version of this Swan Lake recording on Esoteric ESSD-90019.
Tracks:
Peter Tchaikovsky:
Swan Lake (Suite), TH 219 Op. 20a
Leo Delibes:
Sylvia - Ballet Suite
Personnel:
Anatole Fistoulari (conductor)
Ernest Ansermet (conductor)
Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam
Orchestre de la Suisse Romande
Recorded:
February 1961, Concertgebouw, Amsterdam (1)
April 1959, Victoria Hall, Genève (2)
Of the recordings of the "Swan Lake" from the Mono Era to the Stereo Era, the excerpt version of this 1961 recording has been particularly loved in Japan as a top-notch masterpiece of both performance and recording . It is also famous as a must-list for audio files, and it has been SACD-ized once in the past. It is as if according to the actual ballet, the sense of the selection song to be heard at once while the size of the touch full of sense of color and scale by the Fistuarial also regarded as the best ballet conductor of the 20th century, excerpt version by about 46 minutes This performance with a flowing tempo has never faded even in more than half a century nowadays. The only concerto with the Concertgebouw Orchestra, it also features an unusual DECCA recording. At the time, it is interesting that the DECCA made a recording with the same orchestra, which was almost a solo stage by PHILIPS, but also combined with Mahler 4 with Solti, which was recorded simultaneously at this time, as a well-known recording by Kenneth Wilkinson. It is well known. This recording by Kenneth Wilkinson, who supported the DECCA recording at the time with Gordon Parry, is a miraculous finish that captures the features of the occasion of the time well, and has the texture of each wind instrument, the rich tone of a stringed instrument, and the depth The sound field can be said to be a sound source suitable for reproduction on SA-CD.
The "Sylvia Suite" by Dr. Anselme & the Swiss Romande Couplings, recorded by 1959, is a recording with the clarity and power that is characteristic of the DECCA sound. At the time of its first appearance it was released alone, and in the CD era it has also been released in a coupling with Anselme's "Kopperia". This time, what I dare put after "Swan Lake" is the anecdote of Tchaikovsky himself. It is said that Tchaikovsky highly valued "Sylvia" and told acquaintances that "If I knew this work earlier, I did not compose" Swan Lake "(" Sylvia "in June 1876. First premiere at the Paris Opera House, "Swan Lake" started composition in 1875 and completed in 1876. Premiered in March 1877). It is interesting that they both have in common that they became popular since they were revived after the premiere, but also in the aspect of the ballet music of the two great composers composed at the same time Will be stirred up.
In this series, high-quality digitalization (DSD) is performed after physical maintenance and restoration of the original analog master tape in the country before production, and a label engineer in the country thoroughly processes for this series. I took time to do the mastering work. In the SA-CD layer, you can enjoy high-definition master sound. Since the CD layer is also subjected to the latest digitization and mastering, it is distinct from the sound quality of the conventional disc.
There is a version of this Swan Lake recording on Esoteric ESSD-90019.
Tracks:
Peter Tchaikovsky:
Swan Lake (Suite), TH 219 Op. 20a
Leo Delibes:
Sylvia - Ballet Suite
Personnel:
Anatole Fistoulari (conductor)
Ernest Ansermet (conductor)
Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam
Orchestre de la Suisse Romande
Recorded:
February 1961, Concertgebouw, Amsterdam (1)
April 1959, Victoria Hall, Genève (2)
Year 2019 | Classical | Oldies | HD & Vinyl
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