Kurt Sanderling Brahms 4 Symphonien SACD Single Layer TOWER RECORDS JAPAN

Description: Description Kurt Sanderling Brahms 4 Symphonien SACD Single Layer TOWER RECORDS JAPAN Product introduction Sanderling's rare masterpiece, which was highly acclaimed at the time of its release, has been made into an SACD single layer with the latest mastering! Tadao Koishi and Koyoshi Uno's recommendations written at that time are reprinted in full text. A total of about 3 hours and 30 minutes of recording is recorded on one disc! The world's first SA-CD When it first appeared, it was the original Capriccio, and Altus licensed Sanderling's famous recording, which is currently owned by Profil, and made it into the SACD single layer for the first time with the latest remaster. It is a masterpiece that won a special edition in the record art magazine when it first appeared in 1995. In the booklet, the full text of the recommendations by Tadao Koishi and Koyoshi Uno written at this time has been reproduced. In addition, it is a long-time recording that takes advantage of the characteristics of SACD, and a total of about 3 hours and 30 minutes of recording is stored on one disc. Please enjoy the rare masterpiece, one of the highest peaks of Brahms' complete works, with unprecedented high sound quality. This recording is the second Brahms complete work that Sanderling has worked with the Berlin Symphony Orchestra, which Sanderling trusts. increase. This board from his later years has a large flow of music and a performance content that pays attention to every corner, which is one of the reasons why it is listed as the representative board of the master. Recordings at the reverberant Jesus Christ Church convey the beauty of the sound more remarkably. This board is a valuable sound source as an excellent recording board. In this reprint, it was reprinted with high sound quality for the first time based on the 48kHz/16bit sound source owned by the Profil label. This SACD can reproduce even the finest tones, and the reissue with high sound quality using the latest reproduction technology is noteworthy. This Brahms performance by Sanderling, which is based on a solid form and a solid expression created by a slow tempo, is a masterpiece that is a perfect match for the recording with the old Staatskapelle Dresden. The size of the scale is unusual, but it can be said that there is no relaxation at all, which is the same as other performances in his later years. Like No. 9 and Mahler's No. 9, it has been the core of the repertoire for many years, so you can hear the content and stability suitable for the work. ~ This Brahms is the great art of a conductor who was in contact with the composer (Tadao Koishi). ～I cannot help but admire that Sanderling is the most musical conductor and a pure musician (Kouyoshi Uno) The above is an excerpt from the 1995 "Record Art Magazine" This recording was originally made by the Capriccio label, but now the Profil label has the distribution rights. For the first SACD this time, the Profil label received data based on the 48kHz/16bit DAT that was transferred from the Capriccio label when the sales rights were transferred, and Mr. Keisuke Saito of the Altus label created software with a complementary function to smooth data. After upconverting to 192kHz/24bit using , remastering was performed. Revived with unprecedented freshness. For mastering, we actively use , a new technology from the Altus label. This restores the "lost overtone components" due to factors such as sound quality deterioration that may occur during recording or digitization, or deterioration of the master tape itself over time. is different, it is a technique that lifts only the overtones of the original tone. This allows you to enjoy even more subtle, natural harmonic overtones. Work information Main Conductor: Kurt Sanderling Orchestra: Berlin Symphony Orchestra others Composer: Johannes Brahms Contents Number of components | 1 sheet Edition | Remaster Track Listing Johannes Brahms: Complete Symphonies, etc. 1. Symphony No. 1 in C minor Op.68, 2. Symphony No. 2 in D major Op.73, 3. Symphony No. 3 in F major Op.90, 4. Symphony No. 4 in E minor Op.98, 5. Variations on a Theme of Haydn Op.56a, 6. Alto Rhapsody Op.53 playing Annette Markert (Alto) (6), Berlin Rundfunkchor (6) Berlin Symphony Orchestra Kurt Sanderling (Conductor) recording 1990 Berlin, Church of Jesus Christ master Profile Remaster In 2020, Keisuke Saito of the Altus label performed the latest mastering and converted it to DSD. Shipping We will select and ship from FedEx, DHL, Japan Post. Additional shipping charges may be incurred if otherwise specified. Please be sure to contact us before ordering.We will aim to dispatch all orders within 5 days of confirmed payment. Payment We accept only Paypal. About Us If you have any questions,please ask me before bidding. Terms of Sale Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to buying. 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