Matacic Bruckner Symphonies No.5, 7, & 9 3SACD TOWER RECORDS JAPAN

Description: Description Matacic Bruckner Symphonies No.5, 7, & 9 3SACD TOWER RECORDS JAPAN Product introduction A project commemorating the 120th anniversary of Matachich's birth. All three gems of Bruckner's recordings have been newly improved in sound quality! Especially, Nos. 5 and 7 are overwhelming masterpieces that remain in the performance history and recording history of this label! Mastering a new direct DSD sound quality from. No. 9 is the world's first SACD!120th anniversary commemorative planning board. All three of the gem Bruckner recordings left on the Supraphon label by Lovro von Matačić (1899-1985), which is still popular in Japan, have been newly improved in sound quality! No. 9 is the world's first SACD sound source. It is a masterpiece that the sublime Matachich's masterpiece spreads in front of you with high sound quality. In particular, Nos. 5 and 7 are overwhelming masterpieces that remain in the performance history and recording history of this label! For this reprint, we mastered a new direct DSD sound source from the original analog master tape of the home country. .. It is a permanent storage board.The recordings of these three songs contributed to the widespread recognition of Bruckner's conductor Matachich, and in particular, the 1967 recording No. 7 was of Symphonies Nos. 4 and 0 (3rd movement only). Bruckner was Matachich's first stereo recording, which had only monaural recordings. And this No. 7 is the recording of the time when the orchestra was the most fulfilling under Ancerl's reign, the year before the Czech 1968 incident, and it is the gem of the Czech Republic, which was said to be the second golden age, including human resources and competence. -The rich tones produced by the Philharmonic are fully contained. The sound was realized by the excellent recording of the Supraphon label at that time, and the masterpiece, which is said to be one of the representative boards of Matachich, was born. In terms of sound quality, this No. 7 is the best, and with this SACD conversion, the nuances are rich, and the precise performance with careful attention to detail can be reproduced in the best condition. Isn't it one of the highest peaks of Bruckner's performance at that time?No. 5 recorded in 1970 is the most unique performance, although the conditions are similar to No. 7. It is also interesting to see Matachich's special approach to No. 5, such as using revised scores in some of the 1st, 3rd, and 4th movements. Even though it is a session recording, it is interesting that it is enthusiastic everywhere, and it is probably the most powerful performance. No. 9 is a live 10 years later, and although the interpretation is similar to the recording on the amadeo label of the 1983 live (Vienna Hibiki), it is a stricter expression that matches the tune, and the sound quality is also condensed. The sound is a feature. In addition, it seems that there were restrictions on the setting of the microphone etc. for recording because it was live, and although there were restrictions on the sound field and localization compared to other session recordings, the amount of information increased, so the atmosphere due to SACD The sense of reality including is increased.In this new project, a completely new and directly converted DSD sound source is used from the original analog master tape owned by Supraphon in the Czech Republic, and a master is created for SACD conversion. After DSD mastering in Japan, it will be released as a SACD hybrid board. Recent technological advances in digitization (A / D conversion) have made it possible to extract master sound sources more sophisticatedly and precisely. You can enjoy the sound quality very close to the master with SACD. The CD layer also used the new DSD mastering sound source this time. With the latest DSD, you should be able to get even more excitement from the many masterpieces since their first appearance on LP. The effect is amazing, and the clear sound quality makes it possible to rediscover the true value of the sound source. Work informationConductor: Rovro von MatachicciOrchestral Music: Czech Philharmonic OrchestraComposition: Anton Bruckner Contents Configuration number | 3 sheetsTrack ListingAnton Bruckner1. Symphony No. 5 in B major2. Symphony No. 7 E major3. Symphony No. 9 in D minor recordingNovember 2-6, 1970 (1), March 1967 (2), December 4-5, 1980 Live recording (3) Prague, Rudolfinum MasterSUPRAPHON Shipping We will select and ship from FedEx, DHL, Japan Post. Additional shipping charges may be incurred if otherwise specified. Please be sure to contact us before ordering. We will aim to dispatch all orders within 5 days of confirmed payment. Payment Please follow the payment method displayed on your ebay. 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