Post by canonical October 12, 2010 (1 of 130)
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I emailed Cambria Records to find out the recording resolution of this set ... This is pure DSD:
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In response to your inquiry, the engineering staff has provided the following:
Native DSD, 1 Bit 2.28 Mhz
The other resolutions you mentioned in your letter are low resolution, comparatively.
Lance Bowling
Cambria Master Recordings
Box 374, Lomita, CA 90717 - USA
310-831-1322 - (fax): 310-833-7442
Mail to: cambriamus@aol.com
www.cambriamus.com
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Possibly but Brautigam takes one hell of a beating - he's transformed my opinion of both the fortepiano and how Beethoven's music sounds.
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Post by steveo October 13, 2010 (3 of 130)
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Arnaldo said:
Eitherway, it has been quite a while since the last installment in the Igor Tchetuev/Caro Mitis Beethoven cycle,.....
Yes: what ever happened to this cycle? The News section on their website hasn't been updated since 2008?!
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Post by seth October 13, 2010 (4 of 130)
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Polly Nomial said:
Possibly but Brautigam takes one hell of a beating - he's transformed my opinion of both the fortepiano and how Beethoven's music sounds.
Yep. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend any of the recordings from the cycle.
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Post by tailspn October 13, 2010 (5 of 130)
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canonical said:
I emailed Cambria Records to find out the recording resolution of this set ... This is pure DSD:
This has been in the works for some time. It's recorded by Soundmirror and produced by Blanton Alspaugh. The snippets I heard were stunning.
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Post by Anders October 18, 2010 (6 of 130)
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tailspn said:
This has been in the works for some time. It's recorded by Soundmirror and produced by Blanton Alspaugh. The snippets I heard were stunning.
Sounds very interesting. It´s lovely music. Do You know wich DSD converter that was used?
/Anders
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Post by misha October 20, 2010 (7 of 130)
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Hi, there,
just to confirm - volumes 4 and 5 of the cycle (Tchetuev/Beethoven Complete Piano Sonatas - Caro Mitis) have been recorded. Volume 4 is going to be released in November 2010.
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Post by wehecht October 20, 2010 (8 of 130)
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Polly Nomial said:
Possibly but Brautigam takes one hell of a beating - he's transformed my opinion of both the fortepiano and how Beethoven's music sounds.
Agreed, Brautigam's set is outstanding in every way. The one volume I've heard of Tchetuev is admirable and sonically Caro Mitis' recordings are consistently among the best available. I have two volumes of Kodama's and they are sonically quite beautiful but not in the same league performancewise.
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Post by armenian October 20, 2010 (9 of 130)
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just to confirm - volumes 4 and 5 of the cycle (Tchetuev/Beethoven Complete Piano Sonatas - Caro Mitis) have been recorded. Volume 4 is going to be released in November 2010.
I have the volumes 2 and 3 and I am about to order the volume 1,
If I may ask which sonatas are included in the upcoming volumes 4 and 5?
Vahe
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Post by jacek2 October 24, 2010 (10 of 130)
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misha said:
Hi, there,
just to confirm - volumes 4 and 5 of the cycle (Tchetuev/Beethoven Complete Piano Sonatas - Caro Mitis) have been recorded. Volume 4 is going to be released in November 2010.
Thx for info Misha !
Good news :-)
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