唉! 唱片公司騙錢的把戲..........
裡面所有的錄音都是 1993 年之前的....
整片 CD 唯一"新"的部份 就是封面那張 Mutter 的 95 年定裝照....
Tower 還堆成一堆在賣呢...... 讓我一點買的慾望都沒了....
她的登峰造極之作.........
嗯, 我想, 那張 DG 4D 的卡門幻想曲似乎不錯......
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穆特最近又出了一片CD.浪漫的樂章!!不知道有沒有人買到!!
認為如何呢???還有!!順便推薦一下她的登峰造極之作吧!!絣謝謝!!
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I can't agree with you on this. Try and compare Mutter's "Carmen
Fantasy" disc with anything Sarah Chang recorded up to now. I think
the simple comparison will make Chang sound, well, like a 11-year-old
(although she's 15 now).
I saw Chang played the Mendelsohn E minor concerto with Masur/NYPO in
Lincoln Center, and I don't she sounded half as good as on CD. Maybe
she will be an outstanding violinist in a few years, but definitely
not now.
Shaham is quite amazing though, I must agree.
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> Well, I didn't intend to cause any unfriendly dispute on the net over
> who is better. Music is extremely personal thing and people do have
> different tastes. One man's nightingale may be another man's
> screech-owl. I appreciate your input and hope the purpose of this kind
> of discussion is to make friends, not enemies.
> I was at first impressed by Mutter's "Carmen-Fantasie" (4D recording)
> and I did like the way she played Tartini's "Devil's Trill", but I
> was also convinced by my own clumsy ears that she was off pitch (even
> just a little bit) at several places in Carmen pieces based on my own
> violin study experience. I happened to have Sarah Chang's debut album
> which she recorded at age of six with only the accompany by a piano,
> and I think the emotion level could be improved, but the technical
> merits should be recognized. That's why I preferred hers over
> Mutter's. I don't want to critize anything more about Mutter to draw
> more attention for what I already had. I just feel her palying
> sometimes a bit of "含 糊 不 清 “ and that's all. Try Gil Shaham's
> recordings over other pieces in Mutter's album, you might agree with
> me. Thank you. -ipo
I apologize if I sounded unfriendly, but that was never my intention...
Anyway, I think Chang *could* very well become a exceptional violinist
in the future, given what she is able to do now. What I think she
lacks *now* is emotional depth. She may very well be technically
superior to Mutter in some places, but emotional contents they
injected into the music is not on the same level, IMHO. That's why I
think is not even fair to compare the two. (To be fair, I bought
Chang's recording of the Paganini VC#1 and was totally swept away by
what the then 13-year-old can do, but was really disappointed after
seeing her play the Mendelsohn VC live on TV.)
One other note: I have a tape of violin pieces played by Sheryng and
Grumiaux on Philips. I don't remember which of the two played
Sarasate's "Gipsy Airs" (I could never remember how to spell the
original title). It sounded so lousy!! It sounded like the violinist
was having a hard time playing the notes, and even skip a few notes in
places just to keep up! Mutter's is the most fiery, electrified
version of the piece I ever heard.
Any comments welcome, and sorry again to ipo if I sounded harsh.