Carl Schuricht - Brahms: Symphonies Nos. 3 & 4 (1961) [2015 SACD The Valued Collection Platinum]

The long-awaited SACD to listen to the best sound of "Schuricht's Brahms" with the best sound!
The CD layer also emits new charm with new remastering!

SAW hybrid specification board of TWCO-41 / 2 released on July 19, 2013 (CD layer is another mastering). A hybrid SACD of the performance that Schuricht left on the concert hall label. With SACD, you can enjoy high-quality sound very close to the master tape. Also, the CD layer has been newly remastered with DENON genuine equipment from analog master tape this time, so you can enjoy sound quality different from the conventionally released board. This CD layer is positioned as an extra to enjoy more music. As a "plus alpha", it is a limited edition that can be enjoyed by those who have a conventional CD. In this first release, a total of three titles will be released. In the art of Schuricht (1880-1967), the master of the sword is faced with a deep spirituality that is the essence of German music and an infinite nuance full of inspiration under a tight and rugged exterior. doing. A pair of Brahms from the original concert hall and a new coupling of two Weber overtures from the Overtures album. Above all, the fourth with Bavarian Reverberation is one of the best performances that won the 1963 ACC Disk Awards. Schuricht's recordings of his later years can now be heard a lot because some live shows have been reprinted, but there are not many stereo recordings that were recorded properly. Except for EMI, the concert hall sound source has become a precious legacy for Shuricht fans as a complete stereo recording. Above all, with regard to Brahms's symphony, studio recording only leaves symphony No. 2 in monaural recording, so these recordings are valuable. In particular, No. 4 is a masterpiece that has been evaluated since its release. The tempo is brilliant and the clarity of this performance is a great performance in modern times. Also, the orchestra of No. 3 is different from that of No. 4 due to the different orchestra, but the command that makes the vitality feel more than No. 4 is a masterpiece. In addition to the two orchestral songs that had been the original couplings, we recorded two Weber songs this time. This Weber is a small piece but extremely fulfilling, including recording. The moderate rhythm and the shine of the performance itself is one of Schuricht's best heritage. In addition, these Schuricht recordings were released on the domestic edition since 1990, and Brahms recordings are all these. In addition, since the box No. 3 and "Euliante" were not included in the past imported BOX, it is a valuable set in that sense.
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Tracks:

Disc 1 - Southwest German Radio Symphony Orchestra
Brahms, Johannes (1833-97) :
Symphony No.3 in F Major
01. I.Allegro con brio
02. II.Andante
03. III.Poco Allegretto
04. IV.Allegro
05. Variations on a theme by Haydn
Weber, Carl Maria von (1786-1826) :
06. Oberon, Overture
07. Euryanthe, Overture

Disc 2 - Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
Brahms, Johannes (1833-97) :
Symphony No.4 in E Minor
01. I.Allegro non troppo
02. II.Andante moderato
03. III.Allegro giocoso
04. IV.Allegro energico passionato
05. Tragic OvertureKarl Schuricht (conductor)




* Limited edition
* SACD hybrid version
* Stereo recording
* SACD layer: MS 24bit Processing 192kHz-24bit remastering (192kHz / 24bit remastering in 2014 from analog master tape owned by Nippon Columbia)
* There are some parts that are hard to listen to, but they are on the original tape (the missing and noises in the original master are also recorded as they are). Please note.