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December 27, 2009
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Household names ? at least in Weimar Germany in the late 1780s_
A 5.0 composers edition based on the time that Goethe was in Weimar.
Carl Eberwein 1786-1868
Introduction to Faust is a short weighty pleasant minature.
Followed by a similair Haydesque almost Mozartian sounding Ernst W Wolf 1735-1792 ... more |
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November 14, 2009
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As nobody else who likes this disc is prepared to review it?
This was seemingly an early live 1999 DSD recording which seems NOT to
have been Up to the demanding standards required by those in charge.?
However we are indeed fortunate that someone had the foresight to release
this disc as a sampler ... more |
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October 28, 2009
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A fabulous disc that should have a Health warning about its opening chords.
If you are expecting two accoustic guitars strumming and arangement with a
simple drummer tagging along with the occasional gutteral spanish female singer
joining in then you will be in for an even greater shock.
The ... more |
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October 26, 2009
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after yet another playing
I will stick with my original opinions on what has become a favourite disc.
Piazzollas Ava Maria which opens this disc may well turn out to be his biggest ever hit tune.
I confess to be taken aback by its beauty on my first hearing of it and totally sold by this ... more |
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October 26, 2009
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A very interesting and rewarding themed disc.
The sunny serenade for strings is performed as though the band led by Candida Thompson were really enjoying themselves and the placement in stereo is nigh on perfect.
The venue changes for the curious Pavel Haas 1899-1944 arrangement of string quartet no ... more |
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