SACD Antonín Dvořák: Streichsextett Op.48

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Streichsextett Op.48 - SACD, CD

Name: CD Antonín Dvořák: Streichsextett Op.48
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Antonín Dvořák

Classical | Romantic | Czechoslovakian classics

2013

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SACD Antonín Dvořák: Streichsextett Op.48

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TACET 21. May 2013 Europe

The recording of Antonín Dvořák's String Sextet Op. 48 was made using ten modern microphones from the TACET collection of electron microphones, not one historical one, as is usually the case. However, these new microphones have much in common with the "old" ones, as a look into the history of the manufacturer shows... In fact, the sound of the M...

More ID: 123509 EAN: 4009850019640

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Title	Streichsextett Op.48
Artist	Antonín Dvořák
More info	SACD
Format	SACD
Labels	TACET
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	21. May 2013
First released	2013
EAN	4009850019640
Product ID	123509

Antonín Dvořák: Streichsextett Op.48 version on SACD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company TACET on 21. May 2013.

The recording of Antonín Dvořák's String Sextet Op. 48 was made using ten modern microphones from the TACET collection of electron microphones, not one historical one, as is usually the case. However, these new microphones have much in common with the "old" ones, as a look into the history of the manufacturer shows... In fact, the sound of the Microtech UM 92.1 S microphone is somewhat similar to that of Andreas Spreer's favourite microphone, the historic Neumann M49 from the Berlin-based Neumann company. It transmits a warm, silky yet always clear sound. However, it is not only the microphones that contribute to the enjoyment of this recording, but (again) above all the musicians. The Auryn Quartet, reinforced by Christian Altenburger (viola) and Patrick Demenga (cello), handles all the subtleties of the score of this masterpiece with gusto, giving us a real feast for the ears full of harmony and melody. Review , "A musically sovereign, sonically very successful recording of a rarely performed work." (LP, August/September 2011) "Melting without lard is a recipe for success. The two tercets benefit from this, in which the composer again achieves a natural simplicity that is only available to the great. We can already look forward to the next volumes of the Dvořák series." (stereo, September 2011)

Album spans genres Classical, Romantic and Czechoslovakian classics.