Post by diw January 16, 2010 (1 of 18)
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If anyone has a copy of this SACD that they are willing to part with for a reasonable, but not stratospheric, markup; I would like to purchase it.
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Post by tailspn January 16, 2010 (2 of 18)
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Sure. Send me a e-mail and tell me your address.
Tom
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Post by diw January 16, 2010 (3 of 18)
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email sent, THANKS!
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Post by Links May 29, 2011 (4 of 18)
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The DVD-A 2 disc set is still available at less than half the price of the SACD.
(around $30)
You get this:
"This Classic Records HDAD+ reissue features original artwork and was transferred directly from the original 35MM tapes though Classic’s “all tube” system by Bernie Grundman. Presented in both 2-channel 24 bit/192 kHz and 3-channel 24 bit / 96 kHz on the DVD-A format and 2-channel 24 bit/ 96 kHz and 3-channel Dolby AC-3 on the DVD-V format ensures that the listener will hear ever nuance of this great Eugene Goossens /LSO recording by Bert Whyte.
Also included is a bonus CD of the entire program."
http://www.elusivedisc.com/prodinfo.asp?number=HDAD2033
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Links said:
The DVD-A 2 disc set is still available at less than half the price of the SACD.
(around $30)
You get this:
"This Classic Records HDAD+ reissue features original artwork and was transferred directly from the original 35MM tapes though Classic’s “all tube” system by Bernie Grundman. Presented in both 2-channel 24 bit/192 kHz and 3-channel 24 bit / 96 kHz on the DVD-A format and 2-channel 24 bit/ 96 kHz and 3-channel Dolby AC-3 on the DVD-V format ensures that the listener will hear ever nuance of this great Eugene Goossens /LSO recording by Bert Whyte.
Also included is a bonus CD of the entire program."
http://www.elusivedisc.com/prodinfo.asp?number=HDAD2033
This entire series of HDAD recordings is superb............and the price IS right.
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Post by diw May 29, 2011 (6 of 18)
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doesn't include the Antill piece though
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Post by jdaniel May 29, 2011 (7 of 18)
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Just an semi-related news flash: If you like even one-note of the Ginastera Panambi, the included suite barely scratches the surface.
So much unbelievably inspired and evocative music which almost rivals Bartok's Wooden Prince/Ravel's Daphnis. It was written when Ginastera was 21 (!) I believe and--if you want just a touch more "European sheen" and "sweet and sour" in your Latin-inspired music compared to the "tartness" of Villa Lobos--you'll find what you're looking for.
You absolutely must pick up the (not so bad CD) recording of the entire Panambi ballet with Giselle ben 'Dor, which used to be on Collins or Conifer. Now on Naxos.
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Post by jdaniel May 29, 2011 (8 of 18)
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Arnaldo said:
And for even more Ginastera, albeit a more mature one, there's Ginastera, Montsalvatge: Harp Concerti - Schrama/Korsten, an incredible performance and DSD recording of possibly the most beautiful harp concerto ever written. Not that there are that many...
Oh yes! I forgot about his wonderful harp concerto. (I have an old DGG record with it and look forward to acquiring the SACD one of these days. Do try the "sleeper" Rodrigo Concierto Seranata for harp/orch recently re-released on Pentatone if you have't heard it. Lovely as well.
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diw said:
If anyone has a copy of this SACD that they are willing to part with for a reasonable, but not stratospheric, markup; I would like to purchase it.
Damn! Why didn't I think of that? Been looking for this one for years.
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Post by DSD September 14, 2012 (10 of 18)
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Lunna said:
Has anyone had a chance to compare the two? (from another thread)
Lunna, the works on this SACD are on two separate DVD-Audios (with duplication of the Panambi Suite)
ANTILL: Corroboree Suite GINASTERA: Panambi Suite
Goossens, LSO - Classic Records DAD 1029 (24/96)
VILLA-LOBOS: The Little Train of the Caipira / GINASTERA: Panambi Suite; Estancia Suite
Goossens, LSO - Classic Records HDAD 2033 (three-channel 24/96 & two-channel 24/192)+CD
I compared the Corroboree & Panambi Suite DAD 1029 to the SACD back in 2002 on the "Hi-Rez Highway" http://db.audioasylum.com/mhtml/m.html?forum=hirez&n=79375
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