Today's classical playlist
- Thread starter RichPA
- Start date
guiller
Toscaninichus Australis
Do you need an additional Dolby processor to play that LP?
No, of course not. It's a 70's release, so they do claim to use Dolby low noise technology, and I don't know what negative effect, if any, that brings with it. But overall, for a budget release it's really not a bad way to have the complete collection, given what Archive's, even reissues, go for.
guiller
Toscaninichus Australis
Thanks! So, Dolby NR is only used in the mastering process, probably. I asked because there were a few DBX encoded LPs that demanded a DBX processor for playback.
Beau Geste
Italia
mfrench
Addicted Member
Free Concert tomorrow morning, 11am, Encinitas Public Library - Encinitas Ca
The Hutchins Consort New Violin Family Octet
And next friday, saturday and sunday evenings - Encinitas (friday) Santa Monica (saturday) Newport (sunday afternoon) times, venues, etc, in the link, ^
The Hutchins Consort New Violin Family Octet
And next friday, saturday and sunday evenings - Encinitas (friday) Santa Monica (saturday) Newport (sunday afternoon) times, venues, etc, in the link, ^
Last edited:
john111/LZ
Lunatic Member
pmsummer
simul justus et peccator
VOX COSMICA
Hildegard von Bingen
Hirundo Maris
Arianna Savall – Voice, Medieval Harp, Italian Triple Harp, Lyra, Tibetan Singing Bowl
Petter Udland Johansen – Voice, Hardingfele, Lyra, Fiddle, Monochord
Andreas Spindler – Flutes, Fiddle, Romain Bells, Colascione, Tromba Marina, Voice
Anke Spindler – Nyckelharpa, Fiddles, Viola da Gamba, Voice
David Mayoral – Santur, Percussion, Romain Bells, Voice
Carpe Diem Records
john111/LZ
Lunatic Member
Judas Priest
Super Member
I am currently listening to Bruckner´s 3rd Symphonie (2nd listen), and am immensly enjoying its epicness 
I really need this because lately I have been listening to a lot of new to me Classical music that isn´t all that great, or that I don´t like at all.
So, it´s REALLY good to be listening to something I love! Doing some serious headbanging to the 1st movement
It´s from Concertgebouworkest with Bernard Haitink.
I really need this because lately I have been listening to a lot of new to me Classical music that isn´t all that great, or that I don´t like at all.
So, it´s REALLY good to be listening to something I love! Doing some serious headbanging to the 1st movement
It´s from Concertgebouworkest with Bernard Haitink.
pmsummer
simul justus et peccator
NUOVE MUSICHE
G. G. Kapsberger, D. Pelligrini, A. Piccinini, L. de Narvarez, G. Frescobaldi, B. Gianoncelli
Ensemble Kapsberger
Rolf Lislevand - archlute, baroque guitar, theorboe, director
Arianna Savall - triple harp, voice
Pedro Estevan - percussion
Bjørn Kjellemyr - colascione, double-bass
Guido Morini - organ, clavichord
Marco Ambrosini - nyckelharpa (viola d’amore a chiavi)
Thor-Harald Johnsen - chitarra battente
ECM New Series
Different label, and my release is in German, but I looks to be same music. Discogs doesn't have my version.
:format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(40)/discogs-images/R-10703702-1502732925-9407.jpeg.jpg)
More Images
Various – Invitation To The Dance
Label:
Deutsche Grammophon – 415 789-2
Series:
Musikfest –
Format:
CD, Compilation
Country:
Released:
Genre:
Classical
Style:
Romantic
More Images
Various – Invitation To The Dance
Label:
Deutsche Grammophon – 415 789-2
Series:
Musikfest –
Format:
CD, Compilation
Country:
Released:
Genre:
Classical
Style:
Romantic
I was just thinking of the fact that even back in 1959, they were selling limited edition albums.
:format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(40)/discogs-images/R-10630341-1501283981-5023.jpeg.jpg)
More Images
Beethoven :* – Missa Solemnis
Label:
Angel Records – 3595 B/L
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Limited Edition, Stereo, Deluxe Gatefold
Country:
Canada
Released:
1959
Genre:
Classical
Style:
Classical, Romantic
View attachment 1073562
