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Golovanov Musical Portraitby Olga Fyodorova
…In 1948 the Bolshoi Opera was rehearsing Modest Mussorgsky’s Boris Godunov with Nikolai Golovanov steering the orchestra through the difficult score of this operatic evergreen…
“Louder! Lou...
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Golovanov Musical Portraitby Olga Fyodorova
…In 1948 the Bolshoi Opera was rehearsing Modest Mussorgsky’s Boris Godunov with Nikolai Golovanov steering the orchestra through the difficult score of this operatic evergreen…
“Louder! Lou...
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All good, all good. Thank you!clark...
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Brain, I have no access to the Melodia records. Who I had in my mine was Nikolay Golovanov, who was, as far as I concern, a conductor-geniuses. Golovanov generally is one of the my the most beloved conductors and he actually conducted the...
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[quote user="Gregm"]...I'll have a chance to listen to Tchai-6 & Mozart. Never knew there was so much Golovanov available (OK, it;s not really that much -- but more than one Mussorgski I had). Now all I need is money to buy and availability of th...
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Thank you for the tips, Romy. "...Tchaikovsky with any sentimentalism or without any hysteria?where else you have heard Tchaikovsky with any sentimentalism or without any hysteria?"Actually I'll be looking forward to that (after Mravinski, Rozhdestve...
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I admit tat I ma kind of a freak of nature in my pursuit to the abstract absolute tone of orchestra. Attending life performances I practically never hear “tone” that satisfies me. In the Mecca of my tonal satisfaction there was 3 years ago a vi...
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Hi Romy,trying to find the Boheme edition, is this the good one http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tchaikovsky-Sixth-Symphony-1812-Overture/dp/B00004Y6VI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1274969131&sr=8-1Cheers P...
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Any chance I can paypal you for a copy?Cheers P...
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The Sixth Symphony is very idiosyncratic and I would feel that it has interest only for aficionado of the Sixth Symphony who might look for very different reading of the work. The 1812 in another hand is one of the greatest 1812 even committed to rec...
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Upon investigation I have several Bohemes of Golovanov. The list:
T6 + 1812 (2 copies)
Rach2 (2)
R3 + The Rock (unsealed)
Scriabin 1
Scriabin 2
Scriabin 3 + Poem of Ecstasy
All $22 ea + post...
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Hi Clark,can you send me an email at pr.wiklund(at)gmail.com and we can arrange transaction?Cheers P...
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Clark, Im still interested in your Golovanov recordings!...
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I admit tat I ma kind of a freak of nature in my pursuit to the abstract absolute tone of orchestra. Attending life performances I practically never hear “tone” that satisfies me. In the Mecca of my tonal satisfaction there was 3 years ago a vi...
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Brain, I have no access to the Melodia records. Who I had in my mine was Nikolay Golovanov, who was, as far as I concern, a conductor-geniuses. Golovanov generally is one of the my the most beloved conductors and he actually conducted the...
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A few years back, instructing young photographers, I was trying to pitch them an idea that “dramatic” depicting of a bride is not compatible with presenting her in chic format. Drama and chic are in a way antagonistic concept where one destroys a...
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[quote user="clarkjohnsen"] Yet not a note was changed! (Was it?...)[/quote]
Yes, it reminds me that old story about a Russian emperor who in 19 century decided to excurse some political prisoners and signed their petition: Execute prohi...
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Japanese are very strange people and fortunately sometimes this strangeness manifest itself in very cool way. For years I fish in Japan for some interesting recordings. Sometimes the Japanese folks release something that is not available anywhere els...
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Holly cow, who could even expect that it will be so! BSO opened today the summer season with Mahler second. Levine is at his, look to be permanent recovery, and Michael Tilson Thomas stood at the podium. Tanglewood Festival Chorus, soprano Layla Clai...
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Anthony,
Under no circumstance buy this CD. This CD is coming from the “Great Conductors of the Century” collection and this entire collection has a horrible mastering and very bad sound. There was an Eastern Europe company (I think Russian $ ...
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It is July Forth holidays and again across American will be placing the Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture. Among near 20 overtures that Tchaikovsky’s composed it is difficult to find as bad composition as the 1812 Overture and it is very sorry that we Amer...
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...I'll have a chance to listen to Tchai-6 & Mozart. Never knew there was so much Golovanov available (OK, it;s not really that much -- but more than one Mussorgski I had). Now all I need is money to buy and availability of the titles...
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I agreed with everything until it got to, "The Golovanov’s version is hardly Tchaikovsky’s symphony but rather Golovanov’s own re-composition…"Yet not a note was changed! (Was it?...)Therefore what Golovanov did was shuck decades of sentamentalism to...
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Elsewhere I read that Romy has put the Golovanov Rach 2 onto his server. I recommend that everyone download it... now!The BSO's performance last night was thoroughly enjoyable, but not exactly a keeper.What he omitted was how fine the Paganini Rhapso...
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The Sixth Symphony is very idiosyncratic and I would feel that it has interest only for aficionado of the Sixth Symphony who might look for very different reading of the work. The 1812 in another hand is one of the greatest 1812 even committed to rec...
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[quote user="Gregm"]...I'll have a chance to listen to Tchai-6 & Mozart. Never knew there was so much Golovanov available (OK, it;s not really that much -- but more than one Mussorgski I had). Now all I need is money to buy and availability of th...
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..."jaw dropping" as the audio moron (TM) would say.Admittedly, a totally new musical experience -- and unexpected, despite Romy's descriptions.Despite the less than ideal surroundings (3yr old playing in the room, average spl level, etc) I was ...
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Well, this was why I used the “amateur” in the quotes. Amateurism described as a pursuit to something without formal qualification or professional status. Surely Günter Wand was not a sub-qualified person and he was a professional conductor but as a...
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Hi RomyI'm glad the discs have arrived OK. The Nanut Eroica is good - the Bruckner 8 is GREAT. You must listen to it soon!I also look forward to your thoughts about the Mahler 5 with Wyn Morris conducting ....Golovanov? I have never...
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http://home.flash.net/~park29/koussevitzky.htmAnd in a nice big box:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00005TS0B/102-0376091-0067332?n=5174Along the way I found this appreciation of K's Rachy 3rd:
My Favorite Stereo 3rd, April 19, 2005
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