Ernest Ansermet 、 Orchestre De La Suisse Romande 、 Teresa Berganza 、 Marina de Gabaráin - Ansermet Falla Three Cornered Hat - Japan SACD Hybrid Limited Edition

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Ernest Ansermet 、 Orchestre De La Suisse Romande 、 Teresa Berganza 、 Marina de Gabaráin

Description:

55th anniversary of Anselme's death. This is the latest reissue of the superb DECCA recording from the original master tapes, which brilliantly captures the vivid rhythms and original dynamism of the music. Wallace and Walker's masterpiece recording by Anselme, who had a close relationship with Falla, is the definitive masterpiece! This is a masterpiece of the early DECCA recordings by Anselme, who lived in the same era as the composer, and will never fade away. 2012 DSD version was made by Classic Sound in London, the same company that made this recording, and recently it has been released commercially as SA-CD single layer and SA-CD hybrid. It has also been commercially released as an SA-CD single layer and SA-CD hybrid disc by another company, and has been listened to by audiophiles for a long time since the analog era. This time, as a project for the 55th anniversary of Anselme's death, the album was newly reissued using the analog master tapes from his home country and the latest DSD conversion, aiming for the final form of the package. The clear yet lifelike sound quality is a must-hear. Anselme had the opportunity to communicate directly with Falla after meeting him in Paris, and was extremely close to the composer, premiering "The Triangular Hat" at the Ballets Russes in 1919.Anselme met Stravinsky in Switzerland during World War I, and was subsequently introduced to Diaghilev, who selected him to conduct the Ballets Russes in 1915. Anselme continued to work with Diaghilev, who was originally looking for a successor to Montjeu, and in 1921 Anselme gave the premiere of Prokofiev's "The Clown". Anselme's recordings with DECCA, beginning with Debussy's "The Sea" in 1947, were highly acclaimed, and Anselme himself began to re-record many of the mono recordings that he had already made. The Triangular Hats" was released in 1952 in mono. The Triangular Hat" was recorded in monaural in 1952, and this is the first re-recording in about 9 years. The young Belcansa's passionate singing adds to this performance, and the convincing descriptive power and large scale of the first performer's performance have made this recording highly regarded as a representative recording of this piece even today.Love is a Magician" is Anselme's only session recording, and although it was made in early stereo in 1955, DECCA's three-dimensional and profound recording is superb, and this performance is also one of the most representative recordings. The album is also one of the most representative recordings of the period, and the sound quality has been DSD-edited and mastered to the best of the current state of the art. Please enjoy the true magnificence of this historical recording. (1/2)