Herbert Blomstedt - Mozart: Symphonies No. 38, 39, 40 & 41 (1982, 1983) [2022 SACD The Valued Collection Platinum]
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BAND/ARTIST: Herbert Blomstedt
- Title: Mozart: Symphonies No. 38, 39, 40 & 41
- Year Of Release: 1982, 1983 [2022]
- Label: Tower Records [TWSA-1117~18]
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: DSD64 image (*.iso) | FLAC (24bit/88,2 kHz)
- Total Time: 02:06:32
- Total Size: 3,3 GB / 2,0 GB (+3%rec.)
- WebSite: Album Preview
This year (2022), the master Blomstedt, who is 95 years old and is listening to more and more fulfilling performances. The two Mozart symphonies that he recorded in combination with Dresden Staatskapelle are masterpieces that have received high acclaim since their release. First released as SACD by converting to high resolution using the ORT mastering system independently developed by Nippon Columbia. By restoring the band that was lost in the CD spec, the sound field and sound quality are vividly improved. The CD layer also uses the sound source of this remastering.
A collection of four Mozart symphonies recorded in 1981 and 1982 as a joint production by Blomstedt and Staatskapelle Dresden with Nippon Columbia and Schallplatten in Germany at the time. Similarly, Swittner also recorded a total of 13 symphonies with the same orchestra from the 1960s to the mid-70s (SACD reprint project of the tower planning board, reprinted in November 2019 with 0301396BC of Berlin Classics), and these recordings are with Switner. It has received a lot of support for a long time as a masterpiece of the former East Germany along with . In contrast to Sweetner's flowing and natural performance, Blomstedt uses the same orchestra and adopts a sincere, dignified and calm tempo, even though the texture of the sound is the same. It is an album that emphasizes the beauty and lingering sound of the sound by adding digital recording technology by. This time, with the latest ORT mastering, the spread between sound fields and the localization have been further improved, the indirect sounds are richer, and the tones of the instruments can be felt with a natural touch. It does not mean that the texture and presence of the instrument itself is diminished, but the overall sound is an extension of the conventional sound, but as a result, the balance is adjusted, which leads to a masterpiece recording. Blomstedt-like orthodox musically rich masterpieces and recordings have been revived with the latest. In addition, it has been known as a sound source with good recording so far, but in this ORT mastering, the effect is remarkable even in the CD layer.
At that time, the production was promoted as a joint production of Nippon Columbia = Germany Schalplatten, and the recording itself was done by one engineer. The recording time is different, but the sound quality tends to be close. With this ORT mastering, you will be able to grasp the richness of indirect sounds and overtones, and the special mention of individual recordings, so in that sense, the way you enjoy playing should expand. Although it was an early spec digital recording, Nippon Columbia already had a lot of experience and know-how at that time, so it goes without saying that the sound quality itself was originally good and stable. This time, you can enjoy clear sound quality with more vividness and depth. In addition, only the overture was recorded with a slightly different nuance from the symphony, but it is certain that this latest reprint was an opportunity to wipe out these masterpieces. I hope that the evaluation of the revived masterpiece will further increase.
*As it is a machine translation, the result may not provide an accurate description.
Please use it only as a reference.
Tracks:
CD1：
01.Symphony No.38 in D Major K.504 "Prague" 1st Movement
02.Symphony No.38 in D Major K.504 "Prague" 2nd Movement
03.Symphony No.38 in D Major K.504 "Prague" 3rd Movement
04.Symphony No.39 in E-flat Major K.543 1st Movement
05.Symphony No.39 in E-flat Major K.543 2nd Movement
06.Symphony No.39 in E-flat Major K.543 3rd Movement
07.Symphony No.39 in E-flat Major K.543 4th Movement
CD2:
01.Symphony No.40 in G Minor K.550 1st Movement
02.Symphony No.40 in G Minor K.550 2nd Movement
03.Symphony No.40 in G Minor K.550 3rd Movement
04.Symphony No.40 in G Minor K.550 4th Movement
05.Symphony No.41 in C Major K.551 "Jupiter" 1st Movement
06.Symphony No.41 in C Major K.551 "Jupiter" 2nd Movement
07.Symphony No.41 in C Major K.551 "Jupiter" 3rd Movement
08.Symphony No.41 in C Major K.551 "Jupiter" 4th Movement
Personnel:
Staatskapelle Dresden
Conducted by Herbert Blomstedt
Recorded:
September 1-3, 1982 (1, 2), August 14-18, 1981 (3, 4), Lukaskirche, Dresden
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A collection of four Mozart symphonies recorded in 1981 and 1982 as a joint production by Blomstedt and Staatskapelle Dresden with Nippon Columbia and Schallplatten in Germany at the time. Similarly, Swittner also recorded a total of 13 symphonies with the same orchestra from the 1960s to the mid-70s (SACD reprint project of the tower planning board, reprinted in November 2019 with 0301396BC of Berlin Classics), and these recordings are with Switner. It has received a lot of support for a long time as a masterpiece of the former East Germany along with . In contrast to Sweetner's flowing and natural performance, Blomstedt uses the same orchestra and adopts a sincere, dignified and calm tempo, even though the texture of the sound is the same. It is an album that emphasizes the beauty and lingering sound of the sound by adding digital recording technology by. This time, with the latest ORT mastering, the spread between sound fields and the localization have been further improved, the indirect sounds are richer, and the tones of the instruments can be felt with a natural touch. It does not mean that the texture and presence of the instrument itself is diminished, but the overall sound is an extension of the conventional sound, but as a result, the balance is adjusted, which leads to a masterpiece recording. Blomstedt-like orthodox musically rich masterpieces and recordings have been revived with the latest. In addition, it has been known as a sound source with good recording so far, but in this ORT mastering, the effect is remarkable even in the CD layer.
At that time, the production was promoted as a joint production of Nippon Columbia = Germany Schalplatten, and the recording itself was done by one engineer. The recording time is different, but the sound quality tends to be close. With this ORT mastering, you will be able to grasp the richness of indirect sounds and overtones, and the special mention of individual recordings, so in that sense, the way you enjoy playing should expand. Although it was an early spec digital recording, Nippon Columbia already had a lot of experience and know-how at that time, so it goes without saying that the sound quality itself was originally good and stable. This time, you can enjoy clear sound quality with more vividness and depth. In addition, only the overture was recorded with a slightly different nuance from the symphony, but it is certain that this latest reprint was an opportunity to wipe out these masterpieces. I hope that the evaluation of the revived masterpiece will further increase.
*As it is a machine translation, the result may not provide an accurate description.
Please use it only as a reference.
Tracks:
CD1：
01.Symphony No.38 in D Major K.504 "Prague" 1st Movement
02.Symphony No.38 in D Major K.504 "Prague" 2nd Movement
03.Symphony No.38 in D Major K.504 "Prague" 3rd Movement
04.Symphony No.39 in E-flat Major K.543 1st Movement
05.Symphony No.39 in E-flat Major K.543 2nd Movement
06.Symphony No.39 in E-flat Major K.543 3rd Movement
07.Symphony No.39 in E-flat Major K.543 4th Movement
CD2:
01.Symphony No.40 in G Minor K.550 1st Movement
02.Symphony No.40 in G Minor K.550 2nd Movement
03.Symphony No.40 in G Minor K.550 3rd Movement
04.Symphony No.40 in G Minor K.550 4th Movement
05.Symphony No.41 in C Major K.551 "Jupiter" 1st Movement
06.Symphony No.41 in C Major K.551 "Jupiter" 2nd Movement
07.Symphony No.41 in C Major K.551 "Jupiter" 3rd Movement
08.Symphony No.41 in C Major K.551 "Jupiter" 4th Movement
Personnel:
Staatskapelle Dresden
Conducted by Herbert Blomstedt
Recorded:
September 1-3, 1982 (1, 2), August 14-18, 1981 (3, 4), Lukaskirche, Dresden
Year 2022 | Classical | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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