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In Reply to: RE: “Confused” is my middle name. posted by Charlie F. on March 24, 2011 at 20:20:42
... is available on Testament:
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and it might just be on this set (see link) -
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"You weren't afraid of being born--why would you be afraid of dying?" Alan Watts
It's the one I included in my first post above: EMI CMS 7 63272 2. I bought it used back in the early ’90s.
And I've really enjoyed focusing on the first movement's brass balance that C.B. first mentioned in this thread.Thanks again.
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I'm almost certain that every time EMI issues Klemperer's #39, it's the stereo (i.e. 1962) version. They licensed the 1956 version, which is monaural, to Testament, because EMI presumably didn't have any interest in issuing it themselves. The 4 CD set that you mention presumably contains 1962, as does the 2CD GROC set, as does this one:
The "Great Recordings of the Century" set I have (EMI 3 45815 2--released 2006) has the 1956 version--as a matter of fact, it even says "first release in stereo" on it! I believe EMI recorded Klemp's early stuff (after 1955 or so) in stereo, but originally released a lot of it on mono LPs only.But thanks for the link! I going to order that version (or maybe the 4-CD set that Charlie has) just to have the 1962 version on CD.
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"You weren't afraid of being born--why would you be afraid of dying?" Alan Watts
Edits: 03/25/11
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