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In Reply to: RE: And today Wilson's Respighi Roman Trilogy, for $8. Hmmmm. 99% "wow" reviews, and one Hurwitz "blah." posted by pbarach on December 15, 2020 at 15:51:47:
" the Neschling Sao Paolo recording on BIS has excellent sound and comes in MCh, and it's also a fine performance. Still, there are better Pines if you don't insist on the latest hi-res version, e.g., Kempe/RPO or Reiner/CSO in Pines, Maazel/Cleveland in Festivals, and Sargent/LSO in Fountains."
Yes, I wouldn't condemn any of them, save that I have not heard the Sargent.
My advice? Buy them all :-). There really isn't a definitive version (though I thought that the Reiner was for a couple of decades). I must add that the Pappano/Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia is superb. I could add more e.g. Ozawa/Boston and that incredible helter skelter vision of La Befana, not such great sound though.
Of course if one needs Mch the choice is limited.
"We need less, but better" - Dieter Rams
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Follow Ups
- RE: And today Wilson's Respighi Roman Trilogy, for $8. Hmmmm. 99% "wow" reviews, and one Hurwitz "blah." - PAR 12/15/2016:38:58 12/15/20 (2)
- "My advice? Buy them all" - I agree - That's VERY good advice! ;-) - Chris from Lafayette 00:31:11 12/16/20 (1)
- The Kempe was included in Readers Digest "Treasury of Great Music" Lp box set, the only K Wilkinson Pines? - jdaniel@jps.net 07:56:32 12/16/20 (0)
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