Peter Maag Mozart Symphonies & Great Mass 5 XRCD JAPAN

Description: Description Peter Maag Mozart Symphonies & Great Mass 5 XRCD JAPANProduct introduction The masterpiece of ARTS label is back with XRCD!Mozart's large composition, but with its unique interpretation and gorgeous sound.The effect of the latest mastering is also outstanding, the essence of Peter Maag is here!Featured project by the domestic label Global Culture Agency. The Peter Maag masterpiece, which was difficult to obtain, is back in a new high-quality set. We carefully remastered the original master sound source ordered from the ARTS label and commercialized it as XRCD, which is a high-quality sound format that can be played on a normal CD player. The original ARTS board also had a well-established sound quality, but the main point is that it has a superior sound quality that surpasses it. As for the direction of sound creation, it is an approach that carefully scoops what was originally in the actual performance, and the mastering effect that Peter Maag's aimed performance effect, each and every minute expression is clearly visible in front of you. Has become.Mozart is an important composer for Peter Maag. It is a set that has 10 symphonies and is a mass song. Mark's composition is large for Mozart's late symphonies, and the string instrument, especially the inner voice is remarkable, and the strength of the chord of the same sound reminds us of Beethoven's orchestration. Even so, the balance with the wind instrument is wonderful, and in the scene where the music is tightened by Tutti, the horn is emphasized more, and in the woodwind solo, a lot of singing is done, and so on. Rather than the effect of Koke-dori, it is a performance that has a loving affection for Mozart and devotes himself to how to assemble lively music from the notes written in the score.For example, in "Prague", after the heavy introduction to the main part, the first violin gently plays a constant rhythm of syncopation, the inner voice fluctuates to create a harmony, and the first violin moves! The mark is clearly there. Add accents and instantly create a joyous rhythmic rhythm to get your music running. The slight surprise of the seasoning, in which fresh surprises pop off in three dimensions, really works. The 39th introduction is an imposing majestic slowness and brilliantly announces the dawn of a huge symphony. As if to respond to this, the finale also gives meaning to the phrase without falling into a rush and makes a deep expression. The exquisite beauty of a woodwind instrument that gently adds flowers to the delicate sound of a stringed instrument with two weak movements in "Jupiter" is unforgettable, and the fugue of the final movement is a rare performance that cherishes and bites all themes. Is unfolded. These are the XRCDs that have received a great deal of attention, because these performances have been made clearer and sound images were created with unprecedented precision.Work informationConductor: Peter Maag, Filippo Maria BressanOrchestra: Padua Veneto OrchestraChorus: Attestis ChoirSoprano: Linda Russell, Mira BiottievizTenor: James McLeanBus: Elder AleveMusic: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Contents Number of components | 5Edition | RemasterTrack ListingPeter Maag/Mozart: Symphony Collection & Mass Mass[Disc1]Symphony No. 31 in D K.297 "Paris"Symphony No. 33 in B flat major K.319Symphony No. 34 in C major K.338[Disc2]Symphony No. 32 in G major K.318Symphony No. 35 in D major K.385 "Hafner"Symphony No. 36 in C major, K.425 "Linz"[Disc3]Symphony No. 38 in D K.504 "Prague"Symphony No. 39 in E flat major K.543[Disc4]Symphony No. 40 in G minor K.550Symphony No. 41 in C major K.551 "Jupiter"[Disc5]Big Mass in C minor, K.427 PerformerLinda Russell (soprano)Mira Viotievich (soprano)James McLean (tenor)Elder Aliev (bus)Filippo Maria Bressan (chorus conductor)Attestis ChoirPeter Maag (conductor)Padua Veneto Orchestra recording[No. 31, 33, 34] February 1997 / Padini, Polini Conservatory[No. 32, 35, 39, 41] March 1996 / Padova, Modigliani Conservatory[Nos. 36, 38, 40] February 1996 / Padova, Modigliani Conservatory[Mass] April 27, 1997 / Padova, Polini Conservatory Shipping We will select and ship from FedEx, DHL, Japan Post. 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