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Steven Martin ([log in to unmask]) wrote:
>... I picked up a Scherchen version of the Third on Westminster. Having
>heard great things about this conductor, I decided to take a gamble. A
>great performance and surprisingly good sound. The only problem is that
>the vinyl is noisy but my experience has been that giving LPs a spin now
>and again tends to clean out the grooves.
Would this be the stereo or mono Westminster? (1958 vs. 1953) The stereo
is unbelievably fast, you can't miss it.
>Something else that I saw was a surprising number of Van Beinum recordings
>on a variety of labels. Anybody know of any Van Beinum's on vinyl that are
>worth hunting for?
His Bruckner and his Mahler 4. And probably pretty much anything else;
underrated conductor.
>Also, I saw Jochum's recording of Bruckner #9 with the Bavarian Radio
>Symphony Orchestra. However, I noticed that in this recording the middle
>movement was nearly as long as the outer movements, according to the notes
>on the outside of the LP. Is this a different edition than what I am used
>to hearing?
No, it's a typo.
Deryk Barker
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