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Ravel, Maurice: Miroirs and Sonatine; Sergei Rachmaninoff: Etudes-Tableaux.(Brief Article)(Sound Recording Review)

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Ravel, Maurice: Miroirs and Sonatine; Sergei Rachmaninoff: Etudes-Tableaux. Robert Hamilton, piano. Recorded ca. 2004; location not listed. Engineer: Mark Fuksman. 74+ minutes. Summit 382. (The actual album title is Robert Hamilton, Miroirs.)

There is a picture of the engineer in the booklet that came with this recording, and in the background is a speaker that looks like an old Heil AMT driver sitting on top of an enclosure that looks like it is holding some kind of old, Electro-Voice woofer/tweeter-horn driver. Well, maybe that is just kept on hand for machine-art reasons.

In any case, the performance is excellent and the piano sound here is quite good, although there is some background hiss that might be ...

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