Throps - from the last few responses lauding older versions - it seems I'm not the only Backwoodsman - but from the positive vibes I have ordered the Rattle from the grocer at £8-99 it looks a good buy.
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I see the Kertesz is out on Eloquence . One for the wish list - I learned the Fourth from his recording on Decca Jubilee and very good it was too .Comment
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The Chamber Orchestra Of Europe,Paavo Berglund BRAHMS Symphonies Ondine set is re-issued on 3 discs on the 25th of this month. MDT have it for a £9.95+p/p pre order.Comment
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A great bargain at that price! I do urge anyone who hasn't already got it, and who isn't convinced that Brahms has to be stodgy, to buy this.Comment
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The original Berglund/COE issue cost me the best part of £25... never regretted it though. No excuse now for the fainthearts - snap it up!Comment
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I recall that the VPO Bernstein digital cycle was the first to appear on CD. I return to these performances often, and particularly admire no. 4.
These were very well recorded at a time when DG seemed to be struggling with the dawn of digital recording.Comment
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Well spotted !! This has been out of the catalogue for some time and is dearer than this as a download, so £2.50 per symphony makes it a true bargain..Originally posted by soileduk View PostComment
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The £3 shipping is a bit steep, though...
(or could I just be tight?)"Let me have my own way in exactly everything, and a sunnier and more pleasant creature does not exist." Thomas CarlyleComment
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No I agree but maybe we're spoilt by the River People and the Grocer!Originally posted by Karafan View PostComment
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I fear you may well be right, there....Originally posted by akiralx View Post
"Let me have my own way in exactly everything, and a sunnier and more pleasant creature does not exist." Thomas CarlyleComment
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The £3 is a maximum per order. Can't you find something else to tempt you to spread the cost, say Volume 7 of the RCO Anthology?Originally posted by Karafan View PostComment
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