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I thought vols. 2 and 3 were well recorded (I haven't heard vol. 1), but this sounds even better.
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Simon V. said:
I thought vols. 2 and 3 were well recorded (I haven't heard vol. 1), but this sounds even better.
Hear, hear about vols 2 and 3. I shall be seeking out vol 4 with eagerness. Brautigam is in great form (though I would love to hear more elaborate ornamentation from him) and the Kolner Akademie (which I had not heard before) is wonderful.
While the concertos are slowly being released, we also need to persuade Bissie that a Mozart complete string trio, quartet and quintet series with period instruments recorded in an appropriate room on SACD is worthwhile!
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Osbert Parsley said:
Hear, hear about vols 2 and 3. I shall be seeking out vol 4 with eagerness. Brautigam is in great form (though I would love to hear more elaborate ornamentation from him) and the Kolner Akademie (which I had not heard before) is wonderful.
While the concertos are slowly being released, we also need to persuade Bissie that a Mozart complete string trio, quartet and quintet series with period instruments recorded in an appropriate room on SACD is worthwhile!
It is also pre-1800 which must be an incentive for you... ;-)
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Post by Chris May 14, 2013 (4 of 4)
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Simon V. said:
I thought vols. 2 and 3 were well recorded (I haven't heard vol. 1), but this sounds even better.
Not only is it well recorded ,performance wise, it has even made me a bit of a convert regarding HIP performance and Fortepiano. The first five six times I heard it I still superimposed,sort of heard a grand piano,playing, on top of the actual one. But now I enjoy it as it is,ie most probably very close to what Mozart himself was used to hearing and playing.
I am obviously still not too old to learn.
And I too eagerly await the next release in the series,provided it is 24/96 of course,I am still a bit fussy about certain little things.
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