Hans-Eberhard Ross - Cesar Franck: Complete Organ Works (2006) [SACD]

04 Feb, 04:37
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Artist: Hans-Eberhard Ross
Title: Cesar Franck: Complete Organ Work
Year Of Release: 2006
Label: Audite [91.518]
Genre: Classical
Quality: DSD64 image (*.iso) / 1-bit/2.8224 MHz
Total Time: 06:51:35
Total Size: 21.15 GB (+3%rec.)
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracks:

Hans-Eberhard Ross - Cesar Franck: Complete Organ Works (2006) [SACD]

VOL.1

Disc 1
1. Piece en mi bemol
2. Piece pour Grand Orgue
3. Andantino (G Minor)
4. Fantaisie (C major, Vesion I)
5-9. Cinq Pieces pour Harmonium transcrites pour Grand Orgue par Louis Vierne
10. Offertoire (A major)
11. Fantaisie (C major, Vesion II)
12. Quasi Marcia op.22

Disc 2
1-6. Six Pieces Pour Grand Orgue

VOL.2

Disc 1
1-39. Pieces Posthumes Pour Harmonium Ou Orgue
A Pedales Pour L'Office Ordinare (L'Organiste II)

Disc 2
1-7. Pieces Posthumes Pour Harmonium Ou Orgue
A Pedales Pour L'Office Ordinare (L'Organiste II)
8-12. Trois Horals Pour Grand Orgue

VOL.3

Disc 1
1-48. Pieces Pour Orgue Ou Harmonium

Disc 2
1-24. Pieces Pour Orgue Ou Harmonium
25-27. Trois Horals Pour Grand Orgue

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Rabisox
01:11
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Let us be clear: except 1 (one) archive, all .rar are CORRUPTED, bad CRC control (SHA1). Via Uploaded; I shall try via Turbobit and report then – for the moment, I simply affirm that I have never seen such a thing, which is a pity because César Franck's opuses are remarkable.

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micaus
10:55
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I managed to get it all, and then open in winrar, but they are all .2CH files. This is an obsolete format and I can't find a player nor a converter to a recognised format.

Noting the size of the files, this is disappointing. Suggestions welcome.

micaus
10:40
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I have managed to open and convert using AIMP v3.60, build 1503.

As it had not one tag, I have named and tagged all the now separate tracks and converted to mp3 320. It is now about 1 gig, about 23 times smaller.

I realize that I'm listening on stereo speakers only and that some capabilities of these discs is not heard, but on a top end system at high volume, I cannot tell the difference.

Maybe there is to some ears, but that's hardly worth an extra 22 gig.That's my opinion.

Here's my version

http://nitroflare.com/view/91A03D6150F4386/Hans-Eberhard_Ross_-Cesar_Franck_Comp
lete_Organ_Works__2004-5.rar

In any event thanks for the post, as if you didn't I would never have heard it and I very much appreciate the effort that goes into a post such as this.

Rabisox
16:54
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First, thank you Micaus.

Second, you converted to .mp3, would you do the same in .flac? maybe then 40% more disk space, but a better quality – not SACD but who really cares.

As you do not mention any transmission problems, I guess that you downloaded via Turbobit and not Uploaded. Anyway, it does not explain why I got such a miserable result, all these rotten archives.

Which leads me … to thank Gospodin Gkjoflm for his smart post, but also to beg him to re-up in Depfile or Rapidgator or Turbobit) his .iso (good idea, this format is the nec plus ultra for SACD or DVD or BD), in a good shape if I may say so.

I hope I did not offend anybody with this gossip … and my bad humor afer this awful DL of mine.

Da zvidania to everybody!

micaus
01:35
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I did also convert to a lossless wave, but it was not a lot smaller than the iso. I then spent some time comparing the iso, wave and mp3. As I said, I could tell no difference between the 3 after much listening on a high end system at high volume, so I stuck with the mp3 for space reasons. I then tagged and named the tracks and deleted the original.

So to answer your question, I can't now do a flac as I deleted the 40 odd gig of the iso and wave, but I can assure you, you don't really need it, this sounds identical.