The Dvorak Kertesz set is a steal at that price!
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Originally posted by hafod View Post....
A few more:
Webern: Complete Edition - Boulez (6cd), £13.50
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Webern-Compl...dp/B00004R9F0/
Strongly recommended. Well documented -with the song texts- in a separate booklet too, btw.
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Originally posted by visualnickmos View PostFor me, that is the very appeal of Gramex! You never know what unexpected gems might shine through.... there's always something. I'm really looking forward to my trip now.... haven't been to Gramex for over a year.....
Simon Preston, Orgelbuchlein, DG
Edward Cowie, Gesangbuch etc BBC Singers and Endymion, Signum, brand new still wrapped.
Shostakovich from Richter and the Borodins, EMI
£12 the lot!
Worth 40 mins fossicking to find the Cowie, looking forward to hearing that again.
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In many ways the Kertesz is my ideal Dvorak set but, and it is a big "but", it is badly in need of remastering. There is a shrill unpleasant quality as far as the strings are concerned which makes the set difficult to listen to on my audio set up.
Decca recordings are universally praised for their audio quality but I do sometimes wonder whether that praise is always justified. I have the 25/96 remastering of Solti's Mahler 8 and was startled by how bright and lacking in bass it is. I checked with the LPs and found the same characteristics there.
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Originally posted by johnb View PostIn many ways the Kertesz is my ideal Dvorak set but, and it is a big "but", it is badly in need of remastering. There is a shrill unpleasant quality as far as the strings are concerned which makes the set difficult to listen to on my audio set up.
Decca recordings are universally praised for there audio quality but I do sometimes wonder whether that praise is always justified. I have the 25/96 remastering of Solti's Mahler 8 and was startled by how bright and lacking in bass it is. I checked with the LPs and found the same characteristics there.
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Originally posted by hafod View PostNow £37.49!
If it is just the Solti Ring you want then it is now £9.50.
A few more:
Webern: Complete Edition - Boulez (6cd), £13.50
Shostakovich: The String Quartets - Fitzwilliam Qt (6cd) - £9.00
Dvorák: Symphonies Nos 1-9 - Kertesz (6cd) - £9.25
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dvor%C3%A1k-...dp/B0000041WV/
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Originally posted by Conchis View PostYou've surpassed yourself, hafod. I've been looking to upgrade the Solti Ring for the last five years or so! Maybe one day I'll be able to pick up the blu-ray for peanuts! :)
The Rameau and the Solti Wagner operas sets are still at the low price.
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Originally posted by Pianorak View PostThanks, hafod. Still a steal at £42.33 wot I had to pay.
They obviously saw me coming! :-(
hafod you are aMy life, each morning when I dress, is four and twenty hours less. (J Richardson)
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Originally posted by Pianorak View PostDvorak also confirmed at £9.25.
Now there's a surprise - NOT!My life, each morning when I dress, is four and twenty hours less. (J Richardson)
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Originally posted by Parry1912 View PostDvorak arrived today. Another winner, hafod!
Lorin Maazel In Vienna (Sibelius and Tchaik cycles) - £17.17
Seon Collection (85cd) - £99.99
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Amazon Italy has made some significant reductions enhanced by the strengthening pound. If you order in £s the current rate offered is 1.295€ to the £ (and the card company gets nothing). Some of the following may already have gone up and three did precisely that whilst I was having lunch and have been deleted.
Baroque L’Oiseau-Lyre Edition (50cd) - €50
Ansermet Russian Music (33cd) - €37
Ansermet French Music (32cd) - €36
Monteux Complete RCA (40cd) - €55
Tebaldi Complete Decca (66cd) - €54
Richter Solo Recordings (39cd) - €39
VPO - Orchestral Edition (65cd) - €60
Deutsche Harmonia Mundi - (50cd Collection) - €39
Ozawa - The Philips Years (55cd) - €55
Maazel: Complete Cleveland (19cd) - €34
Hogwood Vivaldi Recordings (20cd) - €27
JEG Collection (30cd) - €38Last edited by hafod; 10-02-15, 08:26.
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