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Scoping software: more never-ending loose ends.(Brief Article)
As has been the case several times in the past, I now have additional tons of compact discs to review. The main reason for this is that I also had (and still have, actually) a number of DVD ...
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- Requiem. (Scoping software: more never-ending loose ends).(Cherubini, Luigi)
- Magazine article from: Sensible Sound January 1, 2002 700+ words
Cherubini, Luigi: Requiem. Orchestra e Coro della Radio Svizzera Italiana. Recorded in 1996, in the Cathedral of San Lorenzo Lugano. Engineer: Jochen Gottschall. 55+ minutes. Naxos 8.5554749. Naxos is a wonder. They turn out some great material and do it for well under 10 bucks. This release is an
- Milestones. (Scoping software: more never-ending loose ends).
- Magazine article from: Sensible Sound January 1, 2002 700+ words
Milestones. University of Georgia Wind Symphony, playing well-written symphonic music by David Gillingham, Aldo Forte, Roger Cichy, and others. Recorded in 2000, at Hugh Hodgson Concert Hall, University of Georgia. Engineer: Bruce Leek. 61+ minutes. Summit 281. This excellently performed ensemble
- Piano Works. (Scoping software: more never-ending loose ends).(Dohnanyi, Ernst)
- Magazine article from: Sensible Sound January 1, 2002 700+ words
Dohnanyi, Ernst: Piano Works. David Korevaar, piano. Recorded in 1997, at the First Presbyterian Church, Rye, New York. Engineer: Ed Thompson. 68+ minutes. Ivory 71008. This is an HDCD recording, and one of the few I have reviewed that is not a product of Reference Recordings. As I noted in my
- Anything Goes. (Scoping software: more never-ending loose ends).(Capitol...
- Magazine article from: Sensible Sound January 1, 2002 700+ words
Capitol Quartet: Anything Goes. (With orchestral ensemble backup on some selections.) Recorded in 2000, at a variety of locations, and a variety of dates, with the various parts done separately. Engineer: Clarke Rigsby. 71+ minutes. Summit 280. The all-saxophone Capitol Quartet has been in business
- Ya Gotta Try. (Scoping software: more never-ending loose ends).(Boston Brass)
- Magazine article from: Sensible Sound January 1, 2002 700+ words
Boston Brass: Ya Gotta Try, with music by Clifford Brown, Duke Ellington, Hoagy Carmichael, Dizzy Gillespie, Chick Corea, and others. Recorded in 2000, at the Van Gelder Studios, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. Engineer: Rudy Van Gelder. 53+ minutes. Summit 282. Summit Records continues to produce
- Symphony Number 2. (Scoping software: more never-ending loose ends).
- Magazine article from: Sensible Sound January 1, 2002 700+ words
Rachmaninov, Sergey: Symphony Number 2. National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland. Recorded in 1997, in The National Concert Hall, Dublin. Engineer: Tim Handley. 58+ minutes. Naxos 8.554230. The overall sound here is notable for its depth, spread, and concert-hall feel. It is not quite a sonic match
- New Orleans Jazz Brunch. (Scoping software: more never-ending loose ends).
- Magazine article from: Sensible Sound January 1, 2002 700+ words
New Orleans Jazz Brunch. Kevin Clark, cornet; Tom McDermott, piano. Recorded in 2000. Locations and engineer not listed. 42+ minutes. Summit 302. The sound of the horn and piano are extremely well reproduced, with proper soundstaging and sizing between the instruments. The perspective and
- String Quartet; Piano Quintet. (Scoping software: more never-ending loose ends).
- Magazine article from: Sensible Sound January 1, 2002 700+ words
Elgar, Edward: String Quartet; Piano Quintet. Sorrell Quartet, with Ian Brown, piano. Recorded in 2000, at Snape Maltings Concert Hall, England. Engineer: Ralph Couzens. 64+ minutes. Chandos 9894. Chandos has steadily produced recordings of exceptional quality, and this release by an all-female
- Symphonies Number 4 and 12. (Scoping software: more never-ending loose ends).
- Magazine article from: Sensible Sound January 1, 2002 700+ words
Villa-Lobos, Heitor: Symphonies Number 4 and 12. Radio-Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart, conducted by Carl St. Clair. Recorded in 1997, at Stadthalle Sindelfingen. Engineer: Wilfried Wenzl. 53+ minutes. CPO 999 525. The imaging on this release is several cuts above normal, with a good blend, too. The
- Piano Concertos Number 1 and 2. (Scoping software: more never-ending loose...
- Magazine article from: Sensible Sound January 1, 2002 700+ words
MacDowell, Edward: Piano Concertos Number 1 and 2. National Symphony of Ireland, conducted by Arthur Fage, Stephen Prutsman, piano. Recorded in 1999, at the National Concert Hall, Dublin. Engineer: Martin Atkinson. 56+ minutes. Naxos 8.559049. Piano concertos can be problematic, because the
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