lps chamber music like the old digital early 80's
Thanks, Batalok. I too am disappointed not to have some of the wonderful new performers available on vinyl. Three small labels that are releasing new classical recordings on vinyl: Tacet - the Beethoven series with the Polish Chamber Orchestra has been remarkably good. Fone - see for example: Quartetto d'Archi della Scala or Salvatore Accardo - Bach: Partita II or Rossini Overtures Classic Records - current series of performances with Pavel Kogan and the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra, recorded by the remarkable Mark Aubort. See for example: Rimsky-Korsakov's "Sheherazade" . |
There are so many miraculous performances available already on Lp! I can help you quite a bit. Chamber music on Vox can not only be stunningly-recorded, (look for Aubort/Nickrenz as sound engineers!) but the often no-name performers are excellent. One of my favorite Lp's of all time is a box set of Faure Chamber music on Vox. Look for it! Older recordings on Decca by the groups: Vienna Octet on London, (with the FFSS label "Bluebacks") were expertly recorded and great performances. Chamber music on the Argo label (a Decca side-label) is also expertly-recorded and the performers are first-rate. |
Add Groove Note to that very small list of high quality labels issuing some new classical recordings on vinyl: THE JUNG TRIO/DVORAK PIANO TRIO OP. 65 I have not heard this, but if it's up to Ying Tan's usual standards, it should be very good sonically. . |
