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Originally posted by mathias broucek View PostGiulini's Sony (Bavarian RSO) B minor Mass is £2.74 to pre-order on Amazon
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bach-Mass-Mi...9213187&sr=8-1
If it isn't a CD, then it's not being described properly. Currently sampling the other Giulini version with the New Philharmonia on a BBC disc via Spotify. Somewhat challenged sound wise - not sure it that's Spotify or the recording.
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Originally posted by Dave2002 View PostAs long as it really is a CD it seems quite good value. You also get £1 off to spend on MP3 downloads. I checked the details carefully, but when you hit the order button you get a message about the "Music Store", which is perhaps worrying.
If it isn't a CD, then it's not being described properly. Currently sampling the other Giulini version with the New Philharmonia on a BBC disc via Spotify. Somewhat challenged sound wise - not sure it that's Spotify or the recording.
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Originally posted by MickyD View PostYou have to admire Naxos for such an enterprise.....any idea how many volumes the series will finally run to, Vinteuil?
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I was looking for sets of Glazunov symphonies, and I noticed that currently the complete set by Otaka with the BBC NOW (with one symphony by Butt) is available as a download from iTunes for £4.49 at present. At that price it's a steal!
It's also available from Amazon if you don't want AAC, but costs more, at £6.99. The rather full blooded, but roughly recorded Fedoseyev set is available at both iTunes and at Amazon for £7.99, though I'm sure it goes cheaper than that at times. I'm guessing that the iTunes version would be better, but I don't suppose there's a lot in it. It'll depend whether you prefer AAC compression to MP3. Fedoseyev is very good, if you can live with the recording, which is particularly rough in Symphony 5. Perhaps try Otaka first if you haven't got these.
In the meantime, if you go looking for Peers [sic] Britten Brain Serenade at Amazon you'll find this for 89p - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Serenade-Ten...2&sr=1-2-spell If you spell Peter Pears correctly you'll get this, which also "throws in" Les Illuminations - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Britten-Sere...73937&sr=301-2
Odd the way the searches work, eh!
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Beef Oven
Britten's War Requiem on Decca, Britten, Pears etc is available now for £4.97!! Amazing Bargain.
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Originally posted by Dave2002 View PostI was looking for sets of Glazunov symphonies, and I noticed that currently the complete set by Otaka with the BBC NOW (with one symphony by Butt) is available as a download from iTunes for £4.49 at present. At that price it's a steal!
It's also available from Amazon if you don't want AAC, but costs more, at £6.99. The rather full blooded, but roughly recorded Fedoseyev set is available at both iTunes and at Amazon for £7.99, though I'm sure it goes cheaper than that at times. I'm guessing that the iTunes version would be better, but I don't suppose there's a lot in it. It'll depend whether you prefer AAC compression to MP3. Fedoseyev is very good, if you can live with the recording, which is particularly rough in Symphony 5. Perhaps try Otaka first if you haven't got these.
In the meantime, if you go looking for Peers [sic] Britten Brain Serenade at Amazon you'll find this for 89p - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Serenade-Ten...2&sr=1-2-spell If you spell Peter Pears correctly you'll get this, which also "throws in" Les Illuminations - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Britten-Sere...73937&sr=301-2
Odd the way the searches work, eh!
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Originally posted by Bryn View PostBloody Apple. I have just tried to create an iTunes identity with the aim of purchasing said Glazunov download. I got the to the email verification stage and was asked for my iTunes identity, which I was seeking to get them to create for me. So, I clicked on the link provided for those who have "forgotten" their iTunes identity (well I had not forgotten it, I never knew it). However, the link took me not to somewhere to 'remind' me of my iTunes identity, but to somewhere to reset my iTunes password (which was not the problem I was seeking to resolve. I knew my password perfectly well). What useless idiot wrote the software for that 'facility'? I've given up. They can keep their download. Yet again, my antipathy towards Apple products has been vindicated and reinforced.
I'd suggest having another go when you are less stressed. If that fails, then give up. For the most part I dislike Microsoft and Windows far more than Apple. You should be able to get this working really quite quickly and easily.
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