[2LP] Respighi/Renier - Renier / Pines Of Rome/Fountains Of Rome

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Respighi/Renier - Renier / Pines Of Rome/Fountains Of Rome [45 RPM Vinyl Record]

Format: 45 RPM Vinyl Record

Label: Analogue Productions (RCA Living Stereo) [0753088243677]

Description:

RCA Living Stereo classical LPs — the gold standard for top quality orchestral performance and sound! Remastered from the original master tape — now available cut at 45 RPM! by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound Lacquers plated by Gary Salstrom and pressed on 180-gram vinyl at Quality Record Pressings! Deluxe gatefold jacket from Stoughton Printing Kudos for our 33 1/3 version: "Grade A. The exceedingly rare 1s/1s pressing of this disc has been celebrated and sought after ever since Carol B. Kessler wrote her famous article in TAS on the best RCAs (she ranked the 1s/1s Pines the #3 RCA of all-time). If you don't have a 1s/1s pressing, you will doubtlessly find this remastering sensational. Since I do have a 1s/1s, I'd have to say that there are aspects of the 1s/1s that are marginally superior to the Analogue Productions reissue — and vice versa. Though beautiful, string tone doesn't seem quite as silken on the Kassem reissue as it does on the RCA original; on the other hand, the staggeringly powerful bass on "The Pines of the Appian Way" (replete with gong and organ) retains all of its thunder and then some on the Analogue Productions re-pressing with, once again, a fair measure of tape-like ease and authority. (As with The Reiner Sound , the base is a little murky in spots, probably the results of mic preamp overload. A must have — the dynamics are monstrous! Whichever other Respighi tone poem recordings you ultimately purchase, you MUST own this one. Since the early ‘60s it has been the standard by which all others have been judged, and in terms of both sound and performance, it has never really been surpassed. The final march of Pines is simply incredible: Thundering bass drum, crashing cymbals and gongs, bellowing brass — nobody since has brought the whole thing off with the same combination of excitement and discipline. Musicians: Chicago Symphony Orchestra Fritz Reiner, conductor