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|    Jennifer Martin to All    |
|    Re: The best orchestral string sound tha    |
|    04 Nov 23 17:34:22    |
      From: jennconducts@mac.com              On Wednesday, November 1, 2023 at 6:03:11 PM UTC-7, mINE109 wrote:       > On 11/1/23 3:31 PM, Jennifer Martin wrote:        > > Hey mINE109, I think that it was you who turned me on to this record        > > many years ago. I finally found this 1963 record in perfect        > > condition. Barbirolli conducts English Music for Strings, HMV/EMI.        > > Just fantastic, thanks! How's Austin these days? Jenn       > Yes, that's a good find although I'm happy with the cd transfers. I        > guess there are some premium rereleases for collectors. Beautiful        > playing, of course. I think I got the late AK to buy a copy but he never        > mentioned listening to it. Maybe there was an anecdote about using        > American recordists but I can't find confirmation on that at the moment.        >        > Austin is no longer enjoying hundred-degree highs and drought. I don't        > get out much so I missed some concerts (Queen, Kraftwerk, Sparks) I        > would have enjoyed but I did catch a Mahler symphony, the one with tenor        > horn. After the extended solo in the first movement the player sat        > quietly for the rest of the piece.        >        > I've also been listening to lots of sunshine pop and picturing all those        > old LA studios and session players involved.              Good news on the weather. As to AK, it was recorded in Abbey Road by Harold       Davidson , so it looks like he's wrong. Any only listened to double-blind       tests anyway.              Best to you, Stephen.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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