Your top ten Decca CDs for your personal Decca box

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  • umslopogaas
    Full Member
    • Nov 2010
    • 1977

    #31
    This is a massive cheat, because most of these are multi-disc sets, but looks like I'm not the only one! This is actually drawn from my LPs, but I know most have also made it to CD.

    1. Der Rosenkavalier/Solti
    2. Salome/Solti
    3. Elektra/Solti
    4. Das Rheingold/Solti
    5. Die Walkure/Solti
    6. Siegfried/Solti
    7. Gotterdammerung/Solti
    8. Mahler symph. 2/Solti
    9. Handel Concerti Grossi op. 6, nos. 1-12/Marriner
    10. Beethoven symph. 9/Solti (Solti-Decca Silver Jubilee, with Chicago SO)

    And no, I'm not a Solti fanatic, but he was a great conductor and one of Decca's stars, and I like his style.

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    • barber olly

      #32
      Originally posted by umslopogaas View Post
      This is a massive cheat, because most of these are multi-disc sets, but looks like I'm not the only one! This is actually drawn from my LPs, but I know most have also made it to CD.

      1. Der Rosenkavalier/Solti
      2. Salome/Solti
      3. Elektra/Solti
      4. Das Rheingold/Solti
      5. Die Walkure/Solti
      6. Siegfried/Solti
      7. Gotterdammerung/Solti
      8. Mahler symph. 2/Solti
      9. Handel Concerti Grossi op. 6, nos. 1-12/Marriner
      10. Beethoven symph. 9/Solti (Solti-Decca Silver Jubilee, with Chicago SO)

      And no, I'm not a Solti fanatic, but he was a great conductor and one of Decca's stars, and I like his style.
      Only a semi-massive cheat - you could have put the Ring in one box and have the complete Beethoven Syms! Perhaps we should have a sub list of 10 favourite Solti recordings!

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      • mathias broucek
        Full Member
        • Nov 2010
        • 1303

        #33
        umslopagaas - which Solti Mahler 2

        I would suggest the LSO one!

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        • umslopogaas
          Full Member
          • Nov 2010
          • 1977

          #34
          Mathias

          Woops, forgot he made two. Yes, it was the earlier LSO one with the sunlit tree branches photograph on the cover that I had in mind. SET 325-6, a 2 LP box set dated 1966. One of the first recordings I ever bought, I was a teenager and couldnt afford it, but I heard a friend's copy and just had to have it.

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          • mathias broucek
            Full Member
            • Nov 2010
            • 1303

            #35
            Originally posted by umslopogaas View Post
            Mathias

            Woops, forgot he made two. Yes, it was the earlier LSO one with the sunlit tree branches photograph on the cover that I had in mind. SET 325-6, a 2 LP box set dated 1966. One of the first recordings I ever bought, I was a teenager and couldnt afford it, but I heard a friend's copy and just had to have it.
            Worth buying just for the spne-tingling major-to-minor trumpet at the end of the first movement!

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            • BBMmk2
              Late Member
              • Nov 2010
              • 20908

              #36
              1 Schubert: Impromptus. Radu Lupu.
              2 J S Bach(any in Andras Schiff's cycle).
              3 Peter Hurford: The Romantic Organ
              4 Mahler Symphony no.8/Solti
              5 Ravel (again any of Duotoit's cycle)
              6 Dvorak Symph Poems LSO/Kertesz
              7 Shostakovich symphony no.8. RcO/Haitink
              8 Rachmaninov PC no.3. Ashkenazy/LO/Previn
              9 Britten War Requiem.(Britten etc).
              10 Franz Scmidt: Symp 4/Schoenberg Chamber Symphonyt. LA PO/Mehta
              Don’t cry for me
              I go where music was born

              J S Bach 1685-1750

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