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Korean Karajan 70s box shows up at HMV Japan
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randy...@gmail.com
Jan 25, 2013, 6:19:57 PM1/25/13
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Saw it for the first time today, 88 CDs.
http://tinyurl.com/aawgpom
How many will splurge for the Korean version right away versus waiting for the international release?
I probably will not, given I already own probably 80-90% of the recordings.
http://tinyurl.com/aawgpom
How many will splurge for the Korean version right away versus waiting for the international release?
I probably will not, given I already own probably 80-90% of the recordings.
Steve de Mena
Jan 25, 2013, 8:16:55 PM1/25/13
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Steve
Mark S
Jan 25, 2013, 11:08:17 PM1/25/13
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randy...@gmail.com
Jan 26, 2013, 12:28:15 PM1/26/13
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The HMV price if bought with other items to qualify for highest discount is about $360 USD.
Remember that the Korean editions usually have the CD first enclosed in a plastic envelope (similar to those used for LPs by the Japnese in olden days) and then that gets stuffed into the cardboard sleeve with the original jacket artwork. The inner sleeve is not used on the interntional releases.
Remember that the Korean editions usually have the CD first enclosed in a plastic envelope (similar to those used for LPs by the Japnese in olden days) and then that gets stuffed into the cardboard sleeve with the original jacket artwork. The inner sleeve is not used on the interntional releases.
Gerry
Jan 26, 2013, 5:18:46 PM1/26/13
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On Saturday, January 26, 2013 11:28:15 AM UTC-6, randy...@gmail.com wrote:
> The HMV price if bought with other items to qualify for highest discount is about $360 USD.
>
> Remember that the Korean editions usually have the CD first enclosed in a plastic envelope (similar to those used for LPs by the Japnese in olden days) and then that gets stuffed into the cardboard sleeve with the original jacket artwork. The inner sleeve is not used on the interntional releases.
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> The HMV price if bought with other items to qualify for highest discount is about $360 USD.
>
> Remember that the Korean editions usually have the CD first enclosed in a plastic envelope (similar to those used for LPs by the Japnese in olden days) and then that gets stuffed into the cardboard sleeve with the original jacket artwork. The inner sleeve is not used on the interntional releases.
CD1]
Op.6 No.8 "Christmas Concerto" Concerto Grosso in G minor: Corelli
Op.3 No.12 "Christmas Concerto" Concerto Grosso in C major: Manfredini
Op.8 No.6 "Christmas Concerto" Concerto Grosso in G minor: Torelli
Op.1 No.8 in F minor Concerto Grosso: Locatelli
Thomas Brandis, Emil trout (Vn)
Otomaru-Borubitsuki (Vc)
Dietrich Gerhard, Hans Supreme (Vla)
Day Vu~orudemaru ring, Wolfgang Meyer (Cemb)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
:1970.08.19 -23 Recording, St.Moritz, Victoria Konzertsaal
[CD2]
Vivaldi:
RV.271 "Lovers" Violin Concerto in E minor
RV.169 "to the holy tomb minor" b Symphonia
RV.234 "anxiety" Violin Concerto in D major
G Major "Alla Rusutika" RV.151 Concerto for Strings
RV.129 "wind Madrigal" Concerto in D minor for Strings
RV.523 minor Concerto for 2 Violins
Concerto No. 1 in D major RV.549 from op.3 "inspiration of harmony" Concertos, Vol, RV.550 Concerto No. 4 in E minor
Thomas Brandis (Vn) (1-3,6-8,14-23)
Emil trout (Vn) (14-16)
Leon Shupera, Hans-Joachim Rhine Cefalu (Vn) (17-23)
Day Vu~orudemaru ring, Wolfgang Meyer (Cemb) (1-16)
Otomaru-Borubitsuki (Vc) (1-16) Eberhard Finke (Vc) (17-23)
Horst Goebel (Cemb) (17-23)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
:1970.08.20-23 (1-16) recording, 1972.09.06 (17-23) Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD3]
Mendelssohn: op.26 "Hebrides Overture", "Scotland" op.56 Symphony No. 3 in A minor
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
:1971.01.07-08 (1) recording, 1971.01.04,08,02.15 (2-5) Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD4]
Bizet: "Woman of Arles" Suite 1 "Woman of Arles" Suite "Carmen Suite" 2nd
Daniel Djufie, Saxo Fern ("Woman of Arles" Suite 2)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1970.12.28-29 Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD5]
Overtures: Rossini
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1971.01.02,05,06 Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD6]
Schumann: "Spring" op.38 Symphony No. 1 in B flat major, op.120 Symphony No. 4 in D minor (original text edition 1841)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1971.01.04,08,02.15 Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD7]
E flat major op.52 finale Symphony No. 2 in C major, op.61, Overture, Scherzo and: Schumann
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
:1971.02.16-17 Berlin recording, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD8]
Tchaikovsky: op.20 "Swan Lake" Suite, op.66 "The Sleeping Beauty Suite"
Michelle Shuvu~arube (Vn) (op.20)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1971.01.04,22,02.07 Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD9]
Offenbach (arr.: M. Rosenthal): "Hee in Paris" ballet music (excerpt)
Waltz "Faust" ballet music, of Belfast: Gounod
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1971.01.23,02.15 Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD10]
From "Prince Igor" opera: Borodin
Op.24 from Evgeni Onegin: Tchaikovsky
Verdi: from "Aida" opera, from "Othello" opera
From "La Gioconda" opera: Ponkieruri
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1970.12.29-30, 1971.01.06,08. Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD11]
Grieg: op.46, "Peer Gynt Suite" first "Peer Gynt" op.55 2nd Suite, op.56 "Sigur soldier of the Crusades" Suite
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1971.09.22 Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD12]
Op invitation to the Dance 65: Weber (arr. Berlioz).
Op.24 from La Damnation de Faust: Berlioz
List: Mephisto Waltz 11.05
From the opera "bride were sold": Smetana
Dvorak: Scherzo op.66-Kapurichioso
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1971.09.22-24 Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD13]
Anthem Album (Proceedings anthem Europe)
From "Choral" op.125 Symphony No. 9 in D minor Beethoven:
Gurando~ura-Yanovu~itsu (Sop) (21-22)
Hilde Wrestle = Maidan (Alt) (21-22)
Vu~arudemaru-Kmentt (Ten) (21-22)
Walter Berry (Bas) (21-22)
Musikverein Choir, Vienna (21-22)
(Choir conductor) Reinhold Schmidt (21-22)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1972.02.17,27 (1-20) 1962.10.8-9,12-13,1962.11.9 (21), Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD14-15]
Verdi: Requiem
Mirerra-Freni (Sop) / Kurusuta Ludwig (Ms)
Carlo Cossutta (Ten) / Nicolai Ghiaurov (Bas)
Musikverein Choir U~in
Helmut Froschauer (choir leader)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1972.01.03-05 Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD16]
"The Four Seasons" op 8 Violin Concertos:. Vivaldi
"Spring" RV.269 Concerto No. 1 in E flat major
"Summer" Concerto No. 2 in G minor RV.315
"Autumn" RV.293 to major Concerto No. 3
"Winter" RV.297 to Concerto No. 4 in A minor
RV.567 Concerto No. 7 in F major
RV.580 Concerto No. 10 in B minor
Michelle Shuvu~arube (op.8) (Vn)
Thomas Brandis, Leon Shupera, Hans-Joachim Rhine Cefalu (Vn)
Eberhard Finke (Vc)
Horst Goebel (Cemb)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
:1972.08.15-21 (1-12) recording, 1972.09.06 (13-19) Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD17]
Overtures: Weber
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1971.02.17 (1,3) 1971.02.14,16 (2,4-6) Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD18]
Richard Strauss:
Op.28 "amusing prank Till Eulenspiegel" symphonic poem
Dance of the veil of one. 54-7 "Salome" op opera
"Don Juan" op. 20 Symphonic Poem
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1972.12.07,09,1973.01.08 Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD19]
Last song op "Death and Transfiguration" symphonic poem 24,4 one: Richard Strauss.
(Four Last Songs) Yanovu~ittsu Gundula (Sop)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1972.11.04,06,1973.01.09,26 (1) ,1973.02.13-14 (2-5) Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD20]
Richard Strauss: Zarathustra is Ki op.30 each word
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1973.01.26,03.06 Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD21]
Symphony No. 5 in C sharp minor: Mahler
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1973.02.13-16 Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD22]
The Song of the Earth: Mahler
Christa Ludwig (Ms) / Rene Kollo (Ten)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1973.12.07,10 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD23]
Symphony No. 1 in C minor op.11 MENDELSSOHN:
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1972.09.09,11,11.01 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD24]
"Hymn" op.52 Symphony No. 2 in B flat major Mendelssohn:
Edito Mathis, Rizerotte-Rebuman (Sop)
Werner Horuvu~eku (Ten)
Choir Deutsche Oper Berlin
Walter Hagen-Groll (choir conductor)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1972.09.07-11, 1973.02.23 Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD25-27]
St. Matthew Passion BWV244: J.S. Bach
Peter Schreier (Ten) (Evangelist)
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (Bar) (Jesus)
Gurando~ura-Yanovu~ittsu (Sop) (Arien, first Maid, Uxor Pilatus)
Kurusuta Ludwig (Ms) (Arien, first Witness, second Maid)
Horst Laubenthal (Ten) (Arien, second Witness)
Walter Berry (Bas) (Arien)
Anton Diakofu (Bas) (Petrus, Pilatus, High Priest, Judas)
Soloists:
Shuvu~arube Michel, Leon Shupira (Vn)
Andreas Blau, Johannes Mertens (Fl)
Lothar Koch (Ob)
ー Fort Helmut Schlesinger, Heinrich Karcher (Ob-d'amr)
Shutemupuniku Gerhard, Gerhard Koch (E-Hrn)
Otomaru-Boruvu~itsuki, Eberhard Finke (Vc)
Tsu~eperittsu Rainer Friedrich Witt (Cb)
Vu~arufugangu Meyer (Org)
Horst Goebel (Org / Cemb)
Herbert von Karajan (Org: track 41)
Choir Vienna Musikverein
Helmut Froschauer (choir conductor)
Choir Deutsche Oper Berlin
Walter Hagen = Groll (choir conductor)
Members of the Berlin State Choir boy
Berlin Cathedral boys choir members
Karl-Heinz Kaiser (choir conductor)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
:1971.12.14,1972.01.05 -07 -26 ,02.14,06.07 Recording, 07.01,11.01 Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD28]
Mendelssohn: A major, op.90 "Italian" Symphony No. 4, "Reformation" op.107 Symphony No. 5 in D major, Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1971.01.02,08,22,02,17 (1-4), 1972.02.14,16 (5-8) Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD29]
At the end of the play: Orff
Shibyura Part 1
Colette Rowland (Sop) / Jane Marsh (Sop) / Kay Gurifferu (Alt) / Sylvia Anderson (Alt) / Gwendolyn Killebrew, (Ms) / Kari-Revu~asu (Sop) / Anna Tomowa = Shinto (Sop) / Herui~e-Angeruvu~o (Ms) / Gureni Lewis (Alt)
Hermit Part 2
Eric inexact (Ten) / Hans Vu~ekuman (Ten) / Hans Helm (Bar) / Wolfgang Anheuser (Bar) / Siegfried Rudolf Frese (Bar) / Hermann Patsu~aruto (Bas) / Hannes Jokl (Bas ) / Anton Diakofu (Bas) / Boris Carmeli (Bas)
The Day Part 3
Christa Rutovu~ifu (Ms) / Peter Schreier (Ten) / Josef Greindl (Bar) / Rolf Boizen (Spanish)
Ensemble boy / Tölz Chamber Choir / RIAS Radio Choir Cologne
Cologne Radio Symphony Orchestra
:1973.07.16-21. Koln recording, Leverkusen-Wiesdorf
[CD30]
Op.97 "line" Symphony No. 3 in E flat major: Schumann
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1971.01.04,08,02.15 Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche
[CD31]
Pelléas and op.5 Periasu: Schoenberg
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1974.01.24-26 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD32]
Pieces (revised 1929), Lyric Suite - 3 of 3 Pieces op.6: Berg
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
:1972.12.08-09 (1-3) record, Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche 1973.09.09,20,22,12.06, Berlin, Philharmonie (4-6)
[CD33]
Webern:. "Passacaglia" op.1 for Orchestra, op.5 Fragments of one 5, op Six Pieces for Orchestra 6, op.21 Symphony
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1973.03.03 (7-12) ,1973.11.19-20, 12.06 (2-6) Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 1974.02.11 (1), 1974.02.18 (13-14) Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD34-35]
Collection of Russian and Austrian Marches
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1973.03.02,07,08 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD36-37]
BWV.232 Mass in B minor: J.S. Bach
Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Sanctus
Bundo~ura-Yanovu~ittsu (Sop) / Christa Ludwig (Alt)
Peter Schreier (Ten) / Robert Kearns (Bar)
Karl Ridderbusch (Bas)
Choir Vienna Musikverein
Helmut Froschauer (choir conductor)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
:1973.09.23 -28 Recording ,11.23,1974.01.03-05 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD38]
Symphonie Fantastique op.14: Berlioz
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :: 1974.10.14,15,1975.02.21 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD39-40]
Bruckner: Symphony No. 8 in C minor (Haas edition)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1975.01.20-23, 04.22 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD41-42]
"Tragic" Symphony No. 6 in A minor: Mahler
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1975.01.20,02.17-20, 1977.02.18,19,03.09 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD43]
Schoenberg:
Op.4 night cleaning
Variations for Orchestra op.31
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1973.12.06 (1-5) 1974.01.03,05,02.11-18 (6-17) Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD44]
Bruckner: "Romantic" Symphony No. 4 in E flat major (Haas edition)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1975.04.21 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD45]
Change in B minor, op.23 Piano Concerto No. 1 Tchaikovsky:
Lazar Berman (Pf)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1975.11.17-18 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD46]
List:
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 4
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 5
"Tasso" symphonic poem
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1975.10.20,21,11.13 Berlin, Philharmonie
Recording Producer: Michel Glotz
[CD47]
Symphony No. 5 in E minor, op.64 Tchaikovsky:
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1975.11.22 Berlin, Philharmonie
Recording Producer: Michel Glotz
[CD48]
"Coronation Mass" K.317 Mass in C major: Mozart
Major "Te Deum" c: Bruckner
Tomowa-Sintow Anna (Sop) / Agnes Barutsu~a (Alt) / Peter Schreier (Ten) / Joses Van Dam (Bas)
Choir Vienna Musikverein
Helmut Froschauer (choir conductor)
Rudolf Scholz (Org)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
:1975.09.26-27 (1-7) record, 1975.09.26,1976.05,28 (8-12) Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD49]
Requiem in D minor, K.626: Mozart
Tomowa-Sintow Anna (Sop) / Agnes Barutsu~a (Alt) / Werner Krenn (Ten) / Joses Van Dam (Bas)
Choir Vienna Musikverein
Helmut Froschauer (choir conductor)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1975.09.27-28 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD50]
"Pathetique" op.74 Symphony No. 6 in B minor, Tchaikovsky:
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1976.05.05,07 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD51]
Bruckner: Symphony No. 9 in D minor (original text version)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1975.09.13-16 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD52]
Bruckner: Symphony No. 5 in B flat major (original text version)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1976.12.06-11 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD53]
Bruckner: Symphony No. 5 in B flat major (original text version)
Siegfried Idyll: Richard Wagner
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
:1976.12.06-11 (1-2) record, 1977.02.18,21,03.09 (3) Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD54]
To minor op.36: Symphony No. 4 Tchaikovsky
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1976.12.09,10 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD55]
Stravinsky: The Rite of Spring (1947 edition)
Praise of the Earth Part 1, Part 2 ritual sacrifice
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1975.12.03,04,1976.12.10,1977.01.30 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD56]
Toni BWV.243 major Magnificat: J.S. Bach
Psalm Symphony Stravinsky:
Anna Tomowa = Shinto (Sop) / Agnes Barutsu~a (Alt)
Peter Schreier (Ten) / Benjamin Rukuson (Bas)
Choir Deutsche Oper Berlin
Walter Hagen = Grohl (choir conductor)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1975.02.21,1977.12.06,1978.01.25,27,1979.02.19,21 (1-13) 1975.02.20,21 (14-16) Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD57]
Violin Concertos: Mozart
No. 3 in G major, K.216 "Turkish" No. 5 in A major, K.219
Anne-Sophie Mutter (Vn)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1978.02.13-19 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD58]
Respighi: Fountains of Rome, Pines of Rome
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1977.12.05-06, 1978.01.26,02.13,26 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD59]
Op.36 No.2 in D major op.21 Symphony No. 1 in C major, Beethoven: Symphony
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1975.01.23,24,1976.10.19,1977.01.29,31,03.08,09 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD60]
"Heroes" op.55 Symphony No. 3 in E flat major, Beethoven:
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1976.05.07,1977.01.30,31,03.08 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD61]
No. 4 in B flat major op.60 Beethoven: Symphony
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1976.09.23,1977.01,27,28 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD62]
Symphony No. 5 in C major, op.67 Beethoven:
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1976.10.20,1977.01,31,03.08 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD63]
"Pastoral" op.68 Symphony No. 6 in F major Beethoven:
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1976.10.19 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD64]
Symphony No. 7 in A major op.92 Beethoven:
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1976.10.22,1977.01.28,03.09 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD65]
Symphony No. 8 in F major, op.93 Beethoven:
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1976.09.22,23,12.06,1977.01.28,02.06 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD66]
"Choral" op.125 9 second minor Beethoven: Symphony
Anna Tomowa = Shinto (Sop) / Agnes Barutsu~a (Alt)
Peter Schreier (Ten) / Jose van Dam (Bas)
Choir Vienna Musikverein
Helmut Froschauer (choir conductor)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1976.10.21,1977.01.27 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD67]
Bruckner: Symphony No. 7 in E major (Haas edition)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1975.04.14,15 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD68]
Symphony No. 1 in C minor, op.68 Brahms:
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1977.10.20,1978.01.24-27, 02.19 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD69]
Symphony No. 2 in D major op.73 Brahms:
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1977.10.18,12.07,1978.01.21 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD70]
Op.81 14.23 "Tragic Overture" op.90, Symphony No. 3 in F major: Brahms
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1977.10.19,24,1978.02.16,19 (1-4), 1977.10.22 (5) Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD71]
Symphony No.4 in E minor, op.98 Brahms:
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1977.10.20,12.07,23 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD72]
Mozart: K.385 "Haffner" Symphony No. 35 in D major, G major, K.318 Symphony No. 32, K.425 "Linz" Symphony No. 36 in C major
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1976.05.25,26,1977,10.18 (1-4), 1976.05.25,26,1977.10.18 (5), 1977.10.17,18 (6-9) Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD73]
Mozart: K.504 "Prague" Symphony No. 38 in D major, K.543 Symphony No. 39 in E flat major
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1977.02.21,10.18 (1-3), 1975.12.05 (4-7), Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD74]
Mozart: Symphony No. 40 in G minor, K.550, K.551 "Jupiter" Symphony No. 41 in C major
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1976.05.25,1977.02.17 (1-4), 1976.05.10,26 (5-8) Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD75]
Works: Verdi
Overture - Overture, masquerade - Prayer - Evening prelude, Sicily - Overture, Macbeth - - Nabucco prelude, pirate - Overture, Louisa Mira - Overture, Rigoletto - Prelude, La Traviata force prelude, of destiny , Aida - prelude
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1975.09.22-30, 10.21 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD76]
Works: Verdi
Overture, Aroldo - - Overture, Ernani - - Oberuto - king overture, prelude of just one day, Giovanna d'Arco - Overture, Arutsu~ira - Overture, Attila - Prologue, Robbers Fight - Prelude, Overture in Legnano
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1975.09.22-30, 10.21 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD77]
Mahler: Kindertotenlieder, Ruckert Lieder
Crystal Rutovu~eihi (Ms)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1974.05.08,09 (1-5), 1974.05.08,09,10.14 (6-10) Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD78]
Symphony No. 4 in G major Mahler:
Edito Mathis (Sop)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
:1979.01.22 -24 Recording ,02.22-24 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD79]
Violin Concerto in D major op.61 Beethoven:
(Cadenza: Chrysler)
Anne-Sophie Mutter (Vn)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1979.09.24,25,12.18 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD80]
Triple Concerto in C major op.56 Beethoven:
Anne-Sophie Mutter (Vn)
Yo-Yo Ma (Vc)
Mark Zeltser (Pf)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1979.09.27-29 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD81]
"Fantastic day" Winter Symphony No. 1 in G minor, op.13 Tchaikovsky:
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1977.12.9,10,1979.01.26,29,02.20 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD82]
Op.17 "Little Russia" op.17 Symphony No. 2 in C minor, Tchaikovsky:
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1979.01.25,26,29,02.29 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD83]
Op.29 "Polish" Symphony No. 3 in D major Tchaikovsky:
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording: 1978.02.17,1979.01.29,02.20,21 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD84]
Bruckner: Symphony No. 6 in A major (original text version)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1979.09.25-26 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD85]
Brandenburg Concertos: J.S. Bach
BWV.1046 No. 1 in F major, BWV.1047 No. 2 in F major, No. 3 in G major BWV.1048
Thomas Brandis (PVn (1-4) / Vn (5-10))
Leon Spierer, Hans-Joachim Vu~asutofaru (Vn) (8-10)
Giusto Cappone, Zeke belt Hubert Cher (Vla) (8-10)
Wilfried-Shutorere (Vla) (8-10)
Otomaru-Borubitsuki (Vc) (5-10)
Jörg Baumann, Gotz Teutsch, (Vc) (8-10)
Friedrich Witte (Cb) (8-10)
Hansui~eruku & Schellenberger (Ob) (1-7)
Burkhard Rohde, Gerhard Shutenpuniku (Ob) (1-4)
Andreas Blau (Fl) (5-7)
Gerd Seifert, Norbert Hauptmann (Hr) (1-4)
Conradin-Groat (Tp) (5-7)
Philip Moll (Cemb) (5-10)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1978.07.01-03, 1979.01.28,29 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD86]
Brandenburg Concertos: J.S. Bach
No. 4 in G major BWV.1049, BWV.1050 No. 5 in D major, BWV.1051 No. 6 in B flat major
Thomas Brandis (Vn) (1-6)
Giusto Cappone, Wolfram Cristo, Neihardt laser (Vla) (7-9)
Otomaru-Borubitsuki (Vc) (1-3,7-9)
Jörg Baumann, Gotz Teutsch, violoncello (7-9)
Friedrich Witte (Cb) (7-9)
Karl-Heinz Zeller (1-6), Andreas Blau (1-3) (Fl)
William Tim Read, harpsichord
Philip Moll (Cemb)
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1978.07.01-03, 1979.01.28,29 Berlin, Philharmonie
[CD87-88]
Symphony No. 9 in D major: Mahler
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Recording :1979.11.22,23,1980.02.15-17, 09.30 Berlin, Philharmonie
Thornhill
Jan 26, 2013, 8:27:26 PM1/26/13
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On Jan 26, 5:18 pm, Gerry <Orches...@aol.com> wrote:
> On Saturday, January 26, 2013 11:28:15 AM UTC-6, randy...@gmail.com wrote:
> > The HMV price if bought with other items to qualify for highest discount is about $360 USD.
>
> > Remember that the Korean editions usually have the CD first enclosed in a plastic envelope (similar to those used for LPs by the Japnese in olden days) and then that gets stuffed into the cardboard sleeve with the original jacket artwork. The inner sleeve is not used on the interntional releases.
>
> Here is a list of the contents as translated by Google:
Feh. So stupid that the contents of each CD mirrors the original LP
> On Saturday, January 26, 2013 11:28:15 AM UTC-6, randy...@gmail.com wrote:
> > The HMV price if bought with other items to qualify for highest discount is about $360 USD.
>
> > Remember that the Korean editions usually have the CD first enclosed in a plastic envelope (similar to those used for LPs by the Japnese in olden days) and then that gets stuffed into the cardboard sleeve with the original jacket artwork. The inner sleeve is not used on the interntional releases.
>
> Here is a list of the contents as translated by Google:
release, resulting in CDs with only 35 minutes of music.
Mark S
Jan 26, 2013, 10:00:01 PM1/26/13
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finally. A few of the Bruckner symphonies that haven't been remastered
properly until now. the anthems album - which I just bought.
Interesting also including the St. Matthew and B minor but no operas
again.
randy...@gmail.com
Jan 26, 2013, 10:07:19 PM1/26/13
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Yep, the Koreans hardly ever include opera in their collections. The very similar Solti set is the same. Luckily Universal povided us Solti's opera directly at bargain prices.
Oscar
Jan 26, 2013, 10:34:13 PM1/26/13
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On Jan 26, 7:00 pm, Mark S wrote:
>
> Great stuff in that collection: 1977 Beethoven cycle remastered -
> finally.
Symphonies 3, 5, 9 were remastered a decade ago http://tiny.cc/e3vjrw
>
> Great stuff in that collection: 1977 Beethoven cycle remastered -
> finally.
Mark S
Jan 27, 2013, 12:48:32 AM1/27/13
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in rmcr. I'm surprised you don't have those posts sitting in your
little cache of rmcr posts that you keep handy. You know, the posts
I've written over the decades that you feel obliged to quote
incessantly?
BTW - I also own that 1977 cycle in the Galleria version as part of
the Karajan Symphony Edition, and in the Ambisonic-mastered version.
The Ambisonic version sounds good played back in a surround set up,
but the mastering didn't really address the basic mix of the cycle.
This 70s box will finally give us the entire 1977 cycle in OIBP.
Mark S
Jan 27, 2013, 12:52:00 AM1/27/13
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On Jan 26, 5:27 pm, Thornhill <seth.l...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Feh. So stupid that the contents of each CD mirrors the original LP
> release, resulting in CDs with only 35 minutes of music.
What's the difference?
> Feh. So stupid that the contents of each CD mirrors the original LP
> release, resulting in CDs with only 35 minutes of music.
Don't most people have carousel CD decks?
Isn't it really about the price point? If the price point is good, who
cares if the set is spread out over a few more discs than need be?
Oscar
Jan 27, 2013, 1:43:24 AM1/27/13
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On Jan 26, 9:48 pm, Mark S wrote:
>
> > Symphonies 3, 5, 9 were remastered a decade ago http://tiny.cc/e3vjrw
>
> > Symphonies 3, 5, 9 were remastered a decade ago http://tiny.cc/e3vjrw
>
> Yes. I know. I own that 2-CD set, and have discussed it numerous times
> in rmcr. I'm surprised you don't have those posts sitting in your
> little cache of rmcr posts that you keep handy. You know, the posts
> I've written over the decades that you feel obliged to quote
> incessantly?
So sensitive! Pre Markstral Syndrome??
> Yes. I know. I own that 2-CD set, and have discussed it numerous times
> in rmcr. I'm surprised you don't have those posts sitting in your
> little cache of rmcr posts that you keep handy. You know, the posts
> I've written over the decades that you feel obliged to quote
> incessantly?
Steve de Mena
Jan 27, 2013, 4:38:01 AM1/27/13
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On 1/26/13 7:00 PM, Mark S wrote:
> Great stuff in that collection: 1977 Beethoven cycle remastered -
> finally. A few of the Bruckner symphonies that haven't been remastered
> properly until now.
Where have *any* of the 1970s Berlin Philharmonic Bruckner symphony
> Great stuff in that collection: 1977 Beethoven cycle remastered -
> finally. A few of the Bruckner symphonies that haven't been remastered
> properly until now.
recordings been remastered previously? (Not that I am convinced much,
if anything, will be done in this new edition)
Steve
wkasimer
Jan 27, 2013, 8:02:40 AM1/27/13
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On Jan 27, 12:52 am, Mark S <markstenr...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Don't most people have carousel CD decks?
Actually, no.
> Don't most people have carousel CD decks?
Bill
Gerard
Jan 27, 2013, 10:41:03 AM1/27/13
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Mark S <markst...@yahoo.com> typed:
> On Jan 26, 5:27 pm, Thornhill <seth.l...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Feh. So stupid that the contents of each CD mirrors the original LP
> > release, resulting in CDs with only 35 minutes of music.
>
> What's the difference?
>
> Don't most people have carousel CD decks?
NO.
>
> > Feh. So stupid that the contents of each CD mirrors the original LP
> > release, resulting in CDs with only 35 minutes of music.
>
> What's the difference?
>
> Don't most people have carousel CD decks?
Mark S
Jan 27, 2013, 10:52:12 AM1/27/13
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Perhaps I didn't word that very well. I said "a few" because not all
of the Bruckner symphonies in the Karajan complete set were recorded
in the 70s. 1-3 are digital recordings, which also haven't been
remastered properly. The few I'm talking about not being remastered
"until now" are the ones included in this 70s box (ie: 4-9).
Now that I think about it, the word "few' wasn't the best choice to
begin with, as 6 out of the 9 Bruckner symphonies are included here.
Mark S
Jan 27, 2013, 1:23:11 PM1/27/13
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On Jan 26, 10:43 pm, Oscar <oscaredwardwilliam...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Jan 26, 9:48 pm, Mark S wrote:
>
>
>
> > > Symphonies 3, 5, 9 were remastered a decade agohttp://tiny.cc/e3vjrw
> On Jan 26, 9:48 pm, Mark S wrote:
>
>
>
>
> > Yes. I know. I own that 2-CD set, and have discussed it numerous times
> > in rmcr. I'm surprised you don't have those posts sitting in your
> > little cache of rmcr posts that you keep handy. You know, the posts
> > I've written over the decades that you feel obliged to quote
> > incessantly?
>
> So sensitive! Pre Markstral Syndrome??
So now, Mr Maturity (Oscar) is making menstrual cycle jokes. I wonder
> > Yes. I know. I own that 2-CD set, and have discussed it numerous times
> > in rmcr. I'm surprised you don't have those posts sitting in your
> > little cache of rmcr posts that you keep handy. You know, the posts
> > I've written over the decades that you feel obliged to quote
> > incessantly?
>
> So sensitive! Pre Markstral Syndrome??
what his hot-bodied girlfriend thinks about that?
Thornhill
Jan 27, 2013, 3:36:38 PM1/27/13
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On Jan 27, 12:52 am, Mark S <markstenr...@yahoo.com> wrote:
The issue is:
1A) The pricing is always based on the number of discs instead of
minutes of music. If this set maximized discs space and came on 30%
fewer discs, the price would be less.
1B) It's going to drive up the shipping rates. When the international
version is released, it probably will be a lot cheaper on MDT and
Presto than Amazon, but the savings will be lost to the shipping
surcharge.
2) It takes up unnecessary shelf space.
wkasimer
Jan 27, 2013, 4:05:13 PM1/27/13
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On Jan 27, 3:36 pm, Thornhill <seth.l...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 1A) The pricing is always based on the number of discs instead of
> minutes of music.
While that used to be the way that things were priced, I don't think
> 1A) The pricing is always based on the number of discs instead of
> minutes of music.
that this is the case in general, and certainly isn't the case for
these large, comprehensive sets. I suspect that the companies
determine what price the market will bear, without considering the
price per disc.
> If this set maximized discs space and came on 30%
> fewer discs, the price would be less.
> 1B) It's going to drive up the shipping rates. When the international
> version is released, it probably will be a lot cheaper on MDT and
> Presto than Amazon, but the savings will be lost to the shipping
> surcharge.
> 2) It takes up unnecessary shelf space.
Bill
Mark S
Jan 27, 2013, 7:19:38 PM1/27/13
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Compare the latest RCA Toscanini edition to the one issued in 1992.
The earlier issue required a bookcase of it's own to hold it and cost
$1200. The new issue could be had for $75 and takes up about 15 inches
of shelf space.
The Karajan 1960s set contains 82 CDs and takes up relatively little
space, less than a quarter of the space one would need for 82 jewel
cases. I like the fact that DG realized that collectors would like to
have all of the original album cover art along with the recordings
themselves. It's a nice touch for this series.
And the price of CD sets is no longer based on a per-CD price. I got
the K 1960 set for $180, or $2.20 per CD. Had they put twice as much
music on each disc, they would have probably just charged $4.40 per
disc.
CD sets from the beginning of the CD era were all bulky. That was to
make people feel they were getting something "big" for the $15-per-CD
price they were paying. Today, people want things in as compact of
packaging as possible. the K 1960 set is a space saver, as I'm sure
the 1970 set will be as well.
Al Eisner
Jan 30, 2013, 8:20:59 PM1/30/13
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> 2) It takes up unnecessary shelf space.
Al Eisner
jpain...@gmail.com
Feb 9, 2013, 7:21:16 PM2/9/13
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As a loyal Karajan fan, I've waited for years for his 1970s records to be reissued on CD using the original LP cover photos (many by Hoover Matthies) and "original image bit processing." Before I commit to purchasing this set, please tell me if Karajan's 1976 Tchaikovsky Fourth Symphony sounds like the original LP--minus, of course, the skips and scratches. Also, does the 1976 Beethoven Seventh sound better than its earlier remastering. These are just two examples where the previous remasterings are good but not definitive. The bottom line: Would the Maestro himself approve of these remasterings? Thanks in advance for your info.
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