Description
Chopin: 24 Préludes, Op. 28
The Original Source Series
180g Virgin Vinyl LP
Pure analogue mix & cut from the original ½ inch 4-track tapes
Made in Germany
Limited Numbered Edition
Label: Deutsche Grammophon
Postage: west M’sia RM12 east M’sia RM18
Side 1
1. C-Dur: Agitato
2. a-moll: Lento
3. G-Dur: Vivace
4. e-moll: Largo
5. D-Dur: Allegro molto
6. h-moll: Lento assai
7. A-Dur: Andantino
8. fis-moll: Molto agitato
9. E-Dur: Largo
10.cis-moll: Allegro molto
11. H-Dur: Vivace
12.gis-moll: Presto
13.Fis-Dur: Lento
14.es-moll: Allegro
Side 2
15.Des-Dur: Sostenuto
16.b-moll: Presto con fuoco
17.As-Dur: Allegretto
18.f-moll: Allegro molto
19.Es-Dur: Vivace
20.c-moll: Largo
21. B-Dur: Cantabile
22.g-moll: Molto agitato
23.F-Dur: Moderato
24.d-moll: Allegro appassionato
The Original Source Series is a new series of celebrated albums reissued on vinyl. The renowned Berlin-based Emil Berliner Studios are remastering 4-track recordings from the 1970s, using their own cutting-edge and 100% pure analogue techniques (AAA) to create versions of the highest possible audio quality. Compared to the original releases, the advantages in sound are outstanding: More clarity, more details and a better frequency response, less noise, less distortion, less compression – the highest possible audiophile quality which gives listeners the chance to enjoy this repertoire like never before.
This batch presents two recordings with the Berliner Philharmoniker:
• Grieg’s Peer Gynt Suites Nos. 1 & 2 and Orchestral Pieces from Sigurd Jorsalfar, conducted by Herbert von
• Karajan; Rafael Kubelík’s reading of Dvořák’s Symphony No. 9 ‘From the New World’;
and two legendary pianists:
• Maurizio Pollini’s Chopin Préludes — To deliver better audio fidelity, the side breaks have been optimized from the original LP release (Nos. 1–14 on Side 1, Nos. 15–24 on Side 2).
• Friedrich Gulda’s interpretation of Mozart’s Piano Concertos Nos. 20 & 21 with Claudio Abbado and the Wiener Philharmoniker — Now presented on 2 LPs to deliver better audio fidelity. Following the success of Piano Concertos Nos. 25 & 27, this issue completes all four Mozart recordings of this fabulous team within The Original Source Series.
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