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If Gramophone is to be believed, an also-ran in 1962-- released fifty years later on SACD. You just can't keep a diligent kapellmeister down.
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Post by akiralx January 26, 2012 (3 of 6)
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Yes, I had this on Japanese CD with the same cover - not competitive at all.
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Post by Claude January 27, 2012 (4 of 6)
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A reliable french classical music guide from the 1990s lists his 8th and 9th (released on a 2CD set at the time) as reference quality.
But it's good to read a contemporary review. Today, many people tend to glorify recordings from the "golden age".
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If EMI Japan wants to release a Bruckner 9 in SACD, there's Giulini's mid-seventies recording with Chicago SO.
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Post by Cicero January 28, 2012 (6 of 6)
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SteelyTom said:
If Gramophone is to be believed, an also-ran in 1962-- released fifty years later on SACD. You just can't keep a diligent kapellmeister down.
Ah well, Gramophone - if they say so, it *must* of course be true. For what it's worth, Benjamin-Gunnar Cohrs, conductor and Bruckner scholar, recently listed the Schuricht among the three, in his view, "most successful" recordings of the first three movements of the Ninth.
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