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May 23, 2008
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| Furtwangler's Beethoven is a curio. I'm sure most of 21th century people won't find it attractive or listenable. I don't want to spend my time on adapting my ears to his Beethoven when I have others;Kleiber, Klemperer, Abbado.... ... more | |
April 22, 2008
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| The same here. Watching the video, I thought they sound simliar to Karajan/BPO's reading (1962). ... more | |
March 29, 2008
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| I hear a weird sound, which is present on the 2nd mov.(andante cantabile) to Symphony in C. it last a couple of seconds from 5:34 mark. I suppose it comes from the 1st violins. Does anyone know what that is? ... more | |
November 6, 2007
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| Excerpts from these past articles may help to know how she thinks 'bout recording career. ...As for recording for PentaTone, Julia “had offers from big companies but none appealed. You don’t have to record. Yakov spoke to the people at PentaTone and to me and put us together. PentaTone more or less gave me carte blanche as to what I record and the ... more | |
November 6, 2007
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| Maybe she became too big to handle for an small label. recording format may not be her foremost concern. She or her agent may have thought Decca would provide her better distribution for record-selling and better environment for music-making. Did they make right decision? We'll see. ... more | |
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