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May 23, 2005
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As a long time fan of Baroque music (and a person who is vigorously re-educating himself), I bought this disc as a friend recommended it. I was not disappointed, though I will agree with the previous reviewer that there is little of anything to make me think of anything other than some normal ... more |
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May 22, 2005
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I will have to pretty much agree with the other reviews. I am not usually a big fan of DG recordings as I have alway found their orchestral material simply too closely miked.
However, I decided to give this SACD a chance as I am starting to do a much better job educating myself on piano music. And ... more |
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May 18, 2005
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I am going to agree with the previous reviewer 100% I have given this SACD two complete listens, and I find the lack of substantial air to be strangely missing. I will confess, however, that I am not familiar with the recording venue that this SACD was done in. (On an unrelated side note...based on ... more |
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May 18, 2005
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Okay,
I am going to give this SACD high marks for both performance and sound, and both are top notch. I have another SACD of Tchaikovsky 5th, with Neemi Jarvi and Gothenburg (BIS) so I can actually compare SACD to SACD both on sound and performance.
While I love both the sound and performance of ... more |
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May 14, 2005
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Well,
I am going to have to agree partially with the previous review. I do not find the sonics to be too bad, but I am going to dump on this one for one single reason.....where are the earth shattering basso profundo's????
I mean, come on. When I listen to this piece, I want my teeth vibrating in ... more |
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