Mussorgsky: Suite “Pictures at an Exhibition” Tchaikovsky: Slavic March

Mussorgsky: Suite “Pictures at an Exhibition” Tchaikovsky: Slavic March Description***Product information*** Format: Record Number of discs: 3 Package: Release Date: March 19, 2019 Record Label: Altus Product Number: ALTLP143 ***Work information*** main Conductor: Serge Celibidache Orchestra: Munich Philharmonic others Composer: Anton Bruckner ***Recorded contents*** Number of components | 3 pieces Edition | Remaster [Track list] Anton Bruckner: Symphony No. 8 in C minor [LP-1A] 1st movement [LP-1B] 2nd movement [LP-2A] 3rd movement [LP-2B] 3rd movement (continued from exercise number K) [LP-3A] 4th movement [LP-3B] 4th movement (continued from exercise number U) [Performance] Serge Celibidache munich philharmonic orchestra 【recording】 Live recording by NHK: October 20, 1990/Suntory Hall 1.[LP record] 2.[LP record] 3.[LP record] ***Product introduction*** Product introduction That famous performance is now available in an unprecedented 3-disc set! The performance in Japan has been reborn with a new remaster and new cutting. A mysterious masterpiece that goes beyond the ordinary, and the ultimate beauty brought about by an extraordinary sense of time. Celibidache's highly acclaimed live performance in Japan is back with a new remaster and new cutting. It was previously released as a 2-LP set as ALTLP-073, but this is out of print. Now, it has been re-released as an unprecedented 3-disc set. We create a new analog master tape and commercialize it. Due to the long recording time of this performance, it is difficult to include the entire movement on one side of the record and play it back effectively, especially the third movement, which lasts over 30 minutes. Therefore, this time we intentionally changed the side in the middle of the movement and recorded it as a 3-disc set. Using this method, we were able to keep the entire record within 20 minutes, avoid distortion on the inner circumference of the record, and be able to engrave the remaining performance as is without lowering the master volume until the end. The climax of the finale also has a more direct sound pressure feeling than usual, allowing for powerful playback. It can be said to be the supreme analog worthy of enjoying this unique masterpiece. We have carefully considered the places in the third and fourth movements where the board is turned back, choosing points that allow us to step into a deeper world without disrupting the flow of the music. The 8th Symphony included here is a simple example of Celibidache's late Bruckner playing. He uses a slow tempo that goes beyond common sense, and makes sure the sound resonates clearly. Of course, the relationship between each sound is clear. Time is passing in a completely extraordinary way here. Whether it's Allegro or Adagio, it basically doesn't matter. It's as if the general sense and concept of fast and slow has disappeared. When we listen to music, we usually expect comfort in the fast parts of the major key, and express sentimentality and sadness in the slow parts of the minor key. However, that general view of music doesn't apply here. This is because it is more abstract, showing the beauty of tones, rhythms, and complex combinations of various elements. (Music Critic/Guangjun Hsu) King InternationalShipping We only ship to the registered address in (Paypal / ebay). The item will be shipped from Japan.International Buyers - Please Note:Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying.