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Romy,Very briefly. I am wasting my time writing this response, and probably yours as well, but let me again, as you say, bite the bait and respond anyway.[quote user="Romy the Cat"]
Did you ever ask why would I need it or want it? I laugh enough to...
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Another conductor whose recordings I recently discover (Got bless the Japan) one after another and keep astonish myself that Kegel is relatively little know or popular."Known in the United States primarily as the conductor of a surefire recording of ...
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"There is a
difference between the player's ear and the listeners ear. Fiddlers
tend to be deaf to their own instrument, hearing fatigue on the side
where the instrument is held. A great instrument tone seems to more a mutual agreem...
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Dear Romy,The tracks are correctly listed.Yes, the tracks are varied and some are not good recordings at all. BUT if you want to listen to Billy Bean play guitar or you want to hear Louis Stewart's first recording as an 18 year old then you hav...
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I disagree with Stitch assessment that ML3/Alexandria combination is expensive mismatch. I do not agree that it is some kind of match as well. Everything is in the hands of a system owner and Sound that playback makes is not a reflection of brand...
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Posted on Sun, Jan. 24, 2010
'Bankruptcy' is heard as orchestra struggles
By Peter Dobrin Inquirer Music Critic
The Philadelphia Orchestra likes to call itself the orchestra of firsts - the first to appear on a national television b...
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Opening nights, opening minds
Innovative new conductors in LA, NY challenge the BSO to do more
By Jeremy Eichler, Globe Staff | October 18, 2009
Opening night concerts at the most esteemed orchestras are usually a bit of a ...
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I was listening today the Bolshoy 1948 production on LYS twice. What the beauty. As the tribute to this performance I am posting articles about the singers who did the “Boris Godunov” with Golovanov in 1948. The Articles are courtesy to writing staff...
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I got my pair of F120A by-the-book bookshelves a few weeks ago and yes, in the beginning they were very much "compressed" sounding. Things improved a bit over time, but the low treble (which gives instruments their "color") is still recessed. So I ...
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Yes, I saw that a week or two ago and was repulsed not so much by the price (which is extortionate) as the implication that recording in this fashion will give superior results to using the best digital techniques availabl...
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At the beginning, audio was a scientific event. People like Bell, Marconi, Edison all were interested in playback of audio outside of the original performance. One used a telephone, another radio and yet another a medium in between for storage. I thi...
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Here is an article by Leonard Norwitz that I think some of you might find motivating. I do not know Mr. Norwitz but it sounds like dinked too mach Qvortrup’s coca-cola. Anyhow, although I do not agree with some (sometimes many) of the Mr. Norwitz’s c...
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[quote user="be"]The paradox of the orchestra sound would be resolved if we asume that the audience (in the good seats) mostly hear the reflected sound, primarily from the wall behind the stage and that the players at the front follow the visual lead...
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Romy said So, I wondering if the
Audience recognize the problem of switching injection to source and if
they have their own Auricaps that are effective with the switching then
why they do not shunt the front of their own preamps and ...
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[quote user="oxric"]….However, as I have said previously, my interest in Fane is strictly limited to this production run and nothing more sinister as you seem to insinuate. On the other hand, you had no problem being quoted on PurePower's site as a u...
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Just for the sake of digging a bit deeper.........
If we are sick, we go to a doctor (well some of us do....)If we have trouble relating, we go tho a psychologistIf our house is on fire, we call the fire department.In times of strife...
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[quote user="Dresden"]I'm a new reader of your website and one subject which interests me a lot is that of upper bass horns.
As you have noted time and again (with which I agree almost completely, after reading a lot of 'research' [many claiming to ...
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Romy,It is indeed an interesting subject; I am instinctively drawn to it due to the fact that the majority of orchestral instruments - the majority of my listening is orchestral/chamber/classical soloists - produce their own sound through the resonan...
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[quote user="manisandher"]For a living, I teach presentation skills to executives and senior managers ( www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJetXp2r3pc ) . I always begin by considering the listeners and what they are looking for. I'll ask people what turns ...
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Romy said: He was an individual who come to this absurd meeting after his work and spent 3 hours of his life,
with being paid.
Is there someone on this forum who has Not gone to an absurd...
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Sorry, live is too short to waste it to pay attention to the
wisdom of idiots. I do not need to question his experiences of judgment; I question
his motivation. That clown, along with many other “audio-professionals”, express
his experiences and w...
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It is kind of suck for Bruckner lovers in America. The American audience do not listen Bruckner too much so the orchestras understandably do not book Bruckner ‘s symphonies. If some visiting conductors do Bruckner then the US orchestras do not do ...
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Nor even *of* it. Not a huge vonK fan here, but when he's on...
For my money the man to have in this work is Mengelberg.:
http://www.pristineclassical.com/paco012.html
Willem Mengelberg, Concertgebouw Orchestra, Amsterdam Toonkunst Choir, Ma...
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I called to Audience and I spoke with their sales manager.
It was very little that I did not expect and I let him to run his sales pitch. Or course it never intended to be a commercial product, they did it for own home use but it was so good ...
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As good as there was the FM broadcast with Alisa Weilerstein and Inon Barnatan the actual concert today in New England Conservatory was a minor disappointment. Well, not really a disappointment – the program was too good to leave indifferent but my i...
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zztop7 The vast
majority of time that I hear I violin, it is too harsh. I like a sweet
tone. The major problem is that a violin must Cut through a vast hall;
Stradivarius[?plural] are known for this.I have built instruments ...
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Below is the text from Slovens Website that presumably knows Anton Nanut. According to them Mr. Nanut did record the Beethoven Nineth. Interesting is that Nanut also record Dvorak’s last symphonies, Jerry, are they interesting in Slovenian rendering?...
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well,well, well.Big words.If the Marriot played the music from the Sound Liaison Label,in their elevators with a good sound system, I'd be riding that Thing all day.But that's the beauty of music,diversity.and Glen Gould,of course,no surpassing that,...
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The only reason I don't have a giant WE system is that I can't afford it and I don't have room. I sold all of my WE and Lansing field coil gear to my Silbatone friend back in 1989, because I know he would never sell it, he was putting together a ser...
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Romy
I too am uninterested in Audio theories. I do not want to hear audio either. I design and build transformers, interconnect cables, speaker cables, treat speaker emitters, mounting face plates, boxes, etc., so I do not have to hear audio. List...
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