Michelangeli Ravel Rachmaninov Piano Concertos 2 SACD TOWER RECORDS

Description: Description Michelangeli Ravel Rachmaninov Piano Concertos 2 SACD TOWER RECORDSProduct introduction The latest SACD of Michelangeli's super-masterpiece album including Ravel, who was good at it, and Haydn's two songs recorded in 1975.Reprinted aiming for the best sound quality. Haydn is the world's first SACD.Newly digitized at 192kHz / 24bit from the original analog master tape of the home country.With new Japanese commentary In addition to Michelangeli's favorite piece, Ravel's Piano Concerto, and Rachmaninoff's No. 4 eternal masterpiece, the latest two unknown masterpieces, Haydn's Piano Concerto, recorded in 1975. Reprint. Ravel, who was at the height of his technique, is a truly treasure sound source that is famous as a representative performance of this song. Haydn is also the best performance that conveys the true value of the song, and the recording is also excellent. Haydn is the first SACD. Mastering the SACD layer and CD layer separately using a master digitized at 192kHz / 24bit from the original analog master tape of the home country. With new commentary. It is a permanent storage boardRavel and Rachmaninoff's 4th Concerto of Michelangeli (1920.1.5-1995.6.12) has been reissued many times, and SACD has also been released (except for SACD single layer from EMI). There is also a SACD hybrid version from another label). Not only is it a representative sound source for each song, but it is also famous as a masterpiece that competes for twelve among the few recordings by Michelangeli. Ravel that he especially liked is probably a masterpiece among the masterpieces. The performance, which was the only session recording and was never re-recorded after that, is truly exquisite and can be said to be a complete form both technically and musically. On the other hand, Rachmaninoff also reigned as the best of this song because he chose it. This time, in addition to these two songs, two rare Haydn songs recorded in 1975 are coupled to the second piece. Since there are only four stereo concerto recordings in EMI and Haydn has never been converted to SACD, we have improved the sound quality as well. This Haydn was an amazing performance, and it is no exaggeration to say that Michelangeli demonstrated the true value of the song. It is strange that SACD has not been made so far because of the beauty of the piano tone and the sound source that shines with the goodness of recording including the skillful touch in the first place. Although the song hasn't penetrated (the disciple Argerich also has the 11th recording), it's a great song to be buried, so please take this opportunity to enjoy it. This time, we are doing the latest mastering using a flat master digitized at 192kHz / 24bit from the original 2Ch analog master tape in our home country. The master was generally in good balance and had little secular variation. Therefore, I emphasized the original balance as much as possible and tried to master from a musical point of view. As a result, the sense of distance and depth of the instrument are improved, and the localization is improved, so you can enjoy the best performance without stress. In addition, a new sentence by Mr. Hiro Aiba has been posted in the Japanese manual.In this series, the SACD layer aims for a high resolution and rich sound field with a long high range and soft nuances, and the CD layer aims for a realistic tone that is extruded with a cohesive and solid sound. The potential of the CD itself is high, and you can enjoy it as a SACD hybrid disc where you can enjoy the goodness of both.Work informationMainePiano: Arturo Benedetti MichelangeliConductor: Ettore Gracis, Edmon de StautzOrchestra: Philharmonia Orchestra, Zurich Chamber Orchestra OthersComposers: Maurice Ravel, Sergei Rachmaninoff, Franz Josef Haydn Contents Number of configurations | 2 sheets Track Listing1. Maurice Ravel: Piano Concerto in G major2. Sergei Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No. 4 in G minor, Op. 40 3. Franz Josef Haydon: Piano Concerto No. 11 in D major4. Franz Joseph Haydn: Piano Concerto No. 4 in G major PerformanceArturo Benedetti Michelangeli (piano)Philharmonia Orchestra (1,2)Ettore Gracis (conductor) (1,2)Zurich Chamber Orchestra (3,4)Edmond de Stoutz (3,4) recording7, 8, 10. III. 1957, Abbey Road Studio, London (1,2)22-24, I. 1975, Church of St. Johann, Thun, Switzerland (3,4) Original RecordingsRecorded: Victor Olof (1,2), David Mottley (3,4)Balance Engineer: Neville Boyling Master labelWarner Classics (formerly EMI sound source) 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. 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