Friedrich Gulda, Wiener Philharmoniker - Beethoven: The Five Piano Concerti (1970-1971) [2014 SACD]

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Artist: Friedrich Gulda
Title: Beethoven: The Five Piano Concerti
Year Of Release: 1970-1971 [2014]
Label: Decca / Esoteric [ESSD-90102~4]
Genre: Classical
Quality: DSD64 image (*.iso) / DFF tracks (*.dff) | FLAC (24bit/88,2 kHz)
Total Time: 02:57:50
Total Size: 7.04 GB / 2,65 GB (+5%rec.)
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracks:

Friedrich Gulda, Wiener Philharmoniker - Beethoven: The Five Piano Concerti (1970-1971) [2014 SACD]

DISC 1

Piano Concerto No. 1 in C major, Op. 15
1. 1st Movement: Allegro con brio
2. 2nd Movement: Largo
3. 3rd Movement: Rondo
Piano Concerto No. 2 in B flat major, Op. 19
4. 1st Movement: Allegro con brio
5. 2nd Movement: Adagio
6. 3rd Movement: Rondo (Molto allegro)

DISC 2 DFF tracks (*.dff)

Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op. 37
1. 1st Movement: Allegro con brio
2. 2nd Movement: Largo
3. 3rd Movement: Rondo (Allegro)
Piano Concerto No. 4 in G major, Op. 58
4. 1st Movement: Allegro moderato
5. 2nd Movement: Andante con moto
6. 3rd Movement: Rondo (Vivace)

DISC 3

Piano Concerto No.5 in E flat major, Op.73 "Emperor"
1. 1st Movement: Allegro
2. 2. 2nd Movement: Adagio un poco mosso
3. 3rd Movement: Rondo (Allegro)

Personnel:

Friedrich Gulda, Piano
Wiener Philharmoniker
Conducted by Horst Stein

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Rabisox
20:30
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uh, no problem with .dff (although .dsf are preferable in my opinion, because of additionnal – non musical – data). BUT if the .iso is recognised by sacd_extract.exe GUI, it can produce a .cue, but NO .dsf nor .dff; and foobar2000 can produce .wav, but not yet .dsf (by current design). Well, I don't dare to ask you to put .dsf on Israbox, but if you're kind enough to do that, thank you in advance!

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kleinerPrinz249
21:29
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please upload SACD Isos, i can not play dff or dsf

schubie
23:32
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Please upload the image files for discs 1 and 2.
Thanks!

gkjoflm
23:44
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no image files, only tracks

topc
03:08
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Uploaded / Turbobit Links are wrong - 1 is to Calculus, 2 to lectures in Orlando, 3 & 4 OK, 5 & 6 to ... ??? Please change to correct links.
Thanks

charly-fox
10:16
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I have downloaded with the torrent, only concerto n°5 has an image.

kauwi
13:03
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please reup - links are dead

nitroflare prefered

buck5000
20:27
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Quote: Rabisox

Try iso2dsd free download - but be sure to shorten the .iso files name, and maybe the folder's name too(or take the .iso file and put it on C/ drive to shorten the program path, same with the iso2dsd.exe file in some cases). and check the boxes 'dual' and 'convert dst to dsd' and use the pull-down to select DSF.

thomas23
23:28
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All the links are dead. Would you be so kind to upload the files once again? Thank you!

Panhistoricus
08:39
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Thanks a lot for your excellent job here!

Another excellent programm to convert dff in dsf files is korg's audiogate. After authoring you can burn a DSD-disc (DVD UDF) or even a DVD-A if you convert them to 24bits 96kHz wav files (the convertion can be done with foobar too but korg has a proprietary dithering tool), of course you'll need a DVD-A burning software.

Panhistoricus
23:01
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Thanks a lot for this new rip!!

Rabisox
01:26
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Thanks to buck5000 (I had tried too, but with mixed results) and Panhistoricus (isn't korg proprietary?) for their smart pieces of advice - and of course to gkjoflm for his posts!

topc
02:24
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Many thanks for this new rip.

tubarec
02:27
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gracias desde Argentina!

tonyspada
10:42
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Please reup in flac because for me is very difficult play and open this cd.Thanks

Panhistoricus
17:43
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#tonyspada: you get the best sound reproduction by mastering these ISO files on a DVD-R and play them on a DVD player (for example the Oppos) through your hifi equipment. Every convertion (I got the best results with 24 bits 176,4 KHz) to wav/flac produces some sound reduction.
#Rabisox: yes Korg's software is a proprietary software that you get when you buy a KORG DAC (it asks for a product serial), but you can find it on the net.
I have read and I believe that it's true, that many HD tracks are taken from SACDs.