Karl Bohm VPO Mozart Requiem SACD Hybrid TOWER RECORDS JAPAN

Description: Description Karl Bohm VPO Mozart Requiem SACD Hybrid TOWER RECORDS JAPANProduct introduction Planned 40 years after Boehm's death. Böhm's final answer to Mozart's super masterpiece that he admired. A new SACD with the latest specs of the representative masterpiece of this song, which has been recorded for 50 years. A magnificent and moving masterpiece revives! New and latest reprint from the original analog master tape in the home country This year (2021) will be 40 years since the death of Karl Böhm (1894.8.28-1981.8.14). So far, this project has been working on many reprint projects of Böhm, not only for SA-CD hybrid discs, and since the beginning of this year, DG's "Schubert: Symphony No. 5," with the Vienna Philharmonic in January and February. No. 8" (PROC2314) and "Johann Strauss Works" (PROC2315), DECCA's "Bruckner: Symphonies Nos. 3 and 4" (PROC2316), and in May the Berliner Philharmoniker and DG's "Beethoven: Symphonies No. 3, 7 & Brahms: No. 1, etc." (PROC2326) has been reprinted on the SA-CD hybrid board. This time, since the release is close to the day of Boehm's death, "Mozart: Requiem", which is said to be a masterpiece among masterpieces, will be completely new for this release from analog master tapes in the home country. We will release the long-awaited sound source using the digitized sound source. Mozart's performance 50 years ago, when this recording was made, was, in a sense, the end of the romantic performance based on modern instruments and classical forms before entering the performance of early music later. It is said to be close to It may have been this re-recording of Boehm that was described as the most right-wing performance of this piece in that style, but even during the peak of early music performances that followed, this disc never shined. It has remained in people's hearts without losing it. This performance has already reached a height that transcends style differences and trends, and is evaluated as a masterpiece among masterpieces. As evidence of that, this sound source has been reissued many times even in the CD era, and in 2004 it was made into a SA-CD hybrid on the market. Many people may say that the first performance of this song was the Boehm board. Until the 1960s, Böhm maintained a lively command, and even in the 1970s, his keen eyesight and forward-looking music were still alive. However, in this performance, the tempo is slower than usual, and the flow is slow and the amplitude is large. It is somewhat different from the performances that were seen here and there just before his death. Wasn't what Boehm wanted to aim for, in the midst of its elegant sound, a reconstruction of this masterpiece? The slow tempo makes us feel that the approach to this song is more analytical than before, and we can see that he pays great attention to the balance of each individual, including the orchestra. Of course, there are no scenes of relaxation, and the rich sound that makes you feel affection and the high degree of perfection are probably the reasons why this masterpiece is still popular. In addition, the master used for this SA-CD conversion is different from the conventional one, so I hope that you can read the true value of this song again at this milestone. In this reprint, we went back to the original analog master tape in our home country and digitized it with high sound quality. Not only this time, we used the top flat master, so we were able to get a very good presence. The texture and localization are surprisingly clear and clear, and the benefits of DSD are added to reproduce excellent sound quality that has never existed before. In producing this board, after performing physical maintenance and restoration of the original analog master tape in the home country, it was digitized (PCM) with high quality (192/24), and Emile Berliner In the studio, the label's dedicated engineers took the time to master the meticulous process for this series. On the SA-CD layer, you can enjoy high-definition master sound. The CD layer has also undergone the latest digitization and mastering, so it stands out from the sound quality of the conventional board.Work information MainConductor: Karl BoehmOrchestra: Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra othersChorus: Vienna State Opera ChorusSoprano: Edith MathisAlto: Yulia HamariTenor: Wieslaw OchmanBass: Carl RidderbuschComposer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Contents Number of components | 1 sheet Edition | Remaster Track Listing Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Requiem in D minor K.626 Performer Edith Mathis (soprano) Yulia Hamari (alto) Wieslaw Ochmann (tenor) Karl Ridderbusch (bass) Vienna State Opera Chorus (Chorus Master: Norbert Baratsch) Hans Haselbeck (organ) Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Karl Boehm (Conductor) recording April 1971 Vienna, Musikvereinsaal 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. 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