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Ah; you've heard them, too!
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I just bought the Weil, and it is wonderful, and as for Monoyios.... really something else.Originally posted by vinteuil View Post... yes, like others I wdn't be without the Karajan - Janowitz - Wunderlich - DFD - Ludwig Schöpfung.
However - with ears now more attuned to a HIPP approach - I can much recommend the Bruno Weil with Tafelmusik and Ann Monoyios, Jörg Hering, Harry van der Kamp on Sony.
I like The Seasons. And there's a pretty good version with la Petite Bande and Sigiswald Kuijken on virgin veritas...
main complaint is the unnecessarily large double CD box..... a small price to pay...I will not be pushed, filed, stamped, indexed, briefed, debriefed or numbered. My life is my own.
I am not a number, I am a free man.Comment
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Mine came in 2 card clip cases (within the 60 CD Vivarte box which I bought got £40.72 including p&p two years ago. It even came with HCRL's notes for The Creation in the fat booklet which accompanies the set.Originally posted by teamsaint View PostComment
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For those in search of big-band HIP, there is always the Hogwood version - and just for a change, it is in English, too!Comment
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Bernstein is my only version and having followed this thread I clicked on Presto to get an overview of recordings. I was struck at the top of the list by a very recent reissue on Eloquence of a Markevitch version including Irmgard Seefried whom I normally admire greatly. It seems to be something of a classic in 1956 mono. Does anyone know it?Comment
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