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Best classical recordings...ever!
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perhapss
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Clearly, due to the obvious scarcity of Bartok posts in this thread you are indeed serious listeners.
Speaking of great artists and teaching, one of my favorite teaching stories regards Bartok.
Back in the day when Howard Hanson led the revered Eastman school he invited Bartok to teach composition there.
Bartok refused due to his belief that composition could`t be taught. Despite this he wanted to teach piano at Eastman.
Hanson refused to hire him for this position.
perhapss
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Even if you listen on a "walkman" with no "amp" this is as good as it gets,
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Superb recording, the trombone solo is stunning as is Petra Lang in 'O Mensch'
perhapss
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Superb recording, the trombone solo is stunning as is Petra Lang in 'O Mensch'
Chailly is overrated.
Like as compared to the really important, historically revered folks (Bernstein included(Boulez too for contrarian sake)) in the modern domain who have recorded this masterpiece.
I guarantee you that in 20 years time this recording will have been forgotten. This due to it`s cultural (and other) irrelevance. Flash in the pan so to speak.
IMO.
What do you think?
The recording is indeed supereb by audiophile standards though.
Like his Beethoven.
Also irrelevant in 20 (or maybe 1
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Chailly is overrated.
Like as compared to the really important, historically revered folks (Bernstein included(Boulez too for contrarian sake)) in the modern domain who have recorded this masterpiece.
I guarantee you that in 20 years time this recording will have been forgotten. This due to it`s cultural (and other) irrelevance. Flash in the pan so to speak.
IMO.
What do you think?
The recording is indeed supereb by audiophile standards though.
Like his Beethoven.
Also irrelevant in 20 (or maybe 1) years.
I disagree by a large margin, loads of people think about him like you, so I think he's underrated (his Mahler that is, don't like his Brahms)
perhapss
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I disagree by a large margin, loads of people think about him like you, so I think he's underrated (his Mahler that is, don't like his Brahms)
So by this definition, "loads of people think about him like you, so I think he`s underrated" means what?
Logically:
1. you don`t like my opinions so therefore he`s great.
2. you like "him".
3. you don`t like his Brahms but that`s non-contextual and therefore irrelevant.
Or......
gerelmx1986
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Enjoying the last bits of Haydn Quartets with Kodaly quartet
perhapss
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Enjoying the last bits of Haydn Quartets with Kodaly quartet
Kodaly quartet is AWESOME. Even with a walkman.
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So by this definition, "loads of people think about him like you, so I think he`s underrated" means what?
Logically:
1. you don`t like my opinions so therefore he`s great.
2. you like "him".
3. you don`t like his Brahms but that`s non-contextual and therefore irrelevant.
Or......
It means exactly what I said, no more no less
gerelmx1986
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@perhapss said he doesn't like people who own high-end audio devices because they believe we are audio experts
Well i don't consider my self an audiophile and not even an audio expert, i am not interested into FR graphs or ohm impedance. I only trust my ears, my recordings i have collected over the years and the headphones i Own to determine an audio device's capability to reproduce as close to reality.
I consider my self more a (Classical) music Lover, My only reference ? a couple of years back i Heard the Mozart Symphony No. 41 Live in my city with Picnhas Zuckerman as conductor of the orchestra (whose name i forgot) and i have my H.V. Karajan Mozart DUO CD with symphonies 35-41 and i use that for my reference to compare device and base my pruchase or return it to amazon or whata ever store i bought it at
Well i don't consider my self an audiophile and not even an audio expert, i am not interested into FR graphs or ohm impedance. I only trust my ears, my recordings i have collected over the years and the headphones i Own to determine an audio device's capability to reproduce as close to reality.
I consider my self more a (Classical) music Lover, My only reference ? a couple of years back i Heard the Mozart Symphony No. 41 Live in my city with Picnhas Zuckerman as conductor of the orchestra (whose name i forgot) and i have my H.V. Karajan Mozart DUO CD with symphonies 35-41 and i use that for my reference to compare device and base my pruchase or return it to amazon or whata ever store i bought it at
perhapss
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@perhapss said he doesn't like people who own high-end audio devices because they believe we are audio experts
Well i don't consider my self an audiophile and not even an audio expert, i am not interested into FR graphs or ohm impedance. I only trust my ears, my recordings i have collected over the years and the headphones i Own to determine an audio device's capability to reproduce as close to reality.
I consider my self more a (Classical) music Lover, My only reference ? a couple of years back i Heard the Mozart Symphony No. 41 Live in my city with Picnhas Zuckerman as conductor of the orchestra (whose name i forgot) and i have my H.V. Karajan Mozart DUO CD with symphonies 35-41 and i use that for my reference to compare device and base my pruchase or return it to amazon or whata ever store i bought it at
I never said any such thing!!
I love SONY walkmans!!
Karajan`s late Mozart symphonies are great IMO.
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