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Author: Chris Ondaatje
Date: 2001-01-17 22:31
I have in my possesion a marvellous recording of Spohr Concertos No1+2. It is by Antony(spelt erroneously Anthony on the record cover) Pay with the London Sinfonietta. I love the Leister version of these Concerti but IMHO this recording has greater momentum, life,verve etc....(words don't really express what I am trying to say). My problem is I only have this recording on record and my turntable is defunct. Does anyone know If a CD version is available and,if so, where could I get it. The number on the recording is:ZRG920.
Another artist I admire is Guy Deplus. If anyone knows of the location of any of his recordings on CD please let me know. I have tried amazon.com but it seems a little sparce in this department. I used to have a recording of his of Stravinsky's Three pieces.Brilliant playing. Unfortunately I leant is to one of my noble students and never saw it again.I would be greatful for any help.
Thanks Chris.
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Author: Willie
Date: 2001-01-18 02:44
Heck, just go to just about any good junktique shop or garage sale and pick up a good turn table. I recently got an Audio Tecniques turn table with matching amp. and cassett recorder for 5 bucks each from a guy who had gone all CD. A lot of good music can still be found on those vinyl LPs and it isn't available on CD.
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Author: deebee
Date: 2001-01-18 03:17
...or, just find someone to burn you a CD. If you don't know anybody with the right gear, try looking around in the DJ/dance/rave/"substances" scene - those guys are into vinyl. Perhaps look through the ads at the back of appropriate "street" rags.
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