Dear G,Dear Tang, you are fully fledged and this is your best post by far in my opinion.
Now you must stretch to Brendel doing the complete sonatas.
The tone of the piano via youtube is superb.
Kindest regards,G.
... knap gedaan ... ultieme realisatie lage frekwenties ...If you are going symponic now,you may need to rekindle your bass horns as that is where symphonic lives. That could be very exiting and more than a little terrifying. I well remember the butterflies in my stomach when we were at this stage
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Thank you for your advise. I know where I am heading and I don't stand still. A secret passage to love chamber is not in my plan though.If you are going symponic now,you may need to rekindle your bass horns as that is where symphonic lives. That could be very exiting and more than a little terrifying. I well remember the butterflies in my stomach when we were at this stage
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This past two weeks I have been advancing my classical music enjoyment into symphony. My head and ears are pretty basic and simple. I don't like too sophisticated, technically wow complicated music. I do like romantic, poetic, emotional and dramatic classical music. Liszt is one of the composers that fit my bill. Here is Georg Solti with L'Orchestre de Paris on Tasso. On second side it has the Memphisto Walz No.1. Great sounding record and music that you can enjoy both sides. This is a Decca SXL 6709. I know that my system is good at chambers but I am only getting to know that it plays symphony pretty damn well too...at least it stopped me from working and drew me to listening to this record until ended.
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Both the Kempe and the Kubelik are good, they are available on HMV ASD
Ddk is best to describe technically. But it has an external sensor reading a tiny magnet that sticked to the side of a platter when it rotates. The reading then runs to the motor box. Seems very simple but effective to 33.333 +/- 0.001 and stay quite stable without going up or down every second.Hi Tang,
Any idea how the AS keeps its speed stability?
I actually like him on this piece because of that. Also because of the Swiss Orchestra.Ansermet has the goldilocks pace - not too fast, not too slow.
Ddk is best to describe technically. But it has an external sensor reading a tiny magnet that sticked to the side of a platter when it rotates. The reading then runs to the motor box. Seems very simple but effective to 33.333 +/- 0.001 and stay quite stable without going up or down every second.
Thanks Tang. Hopefully David will chime in. If it starts to drift, how does it correct itself?
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