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The Vasks: Symphony No. 3, Cello Concerto - Storgards and Rachmaninov: Piano Sonata No. 1, Tchaikovsky: The Seasons - Mustonen titles on Ondine should be listed as DSD recordings.
From an email correspondence to me from Seppo Siirala at Ondine:
Seppo Siirala wrote:
...By the way, there are two new DSD productions coming out soon: ODE 1082-5, Rachmaninov Sonata No. 1 & Tchaikovsky The Seasons, Olli Mustonen, piano ODE 1086-5, Peteris Vasks: Symphony No. 3 & Cello concerto, Tampere PO John Storgårds, Marko Ylönen, cello.
With best wishes,
Seppo Siirala
Seppo Siirala Producer Ondine Inc. Fredrikinkatu 77 A, 00100 Helsinki....
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Post by zeus September 9, 2006 (2 of 10)
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GoldenRedux said:
The Vasks: Symphony No. 3, Cello Concerto - Storgards and Rachmaninov: Piano Sonata No. 1, Tchaikovsky: The Seasons - Mustonen titles on Ondine should be listed as DSD recordings.
Strictly speaking, not incorrect as I didn't specify what they were. Does "DSD production" mean "Original DSD Recording"? It could be argued that all SA-CDs are "DSD productions".
Regardless, the Vasks disc has got to be my disc of the year!
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Post by Anders September 13, 2006 (3 of 10)
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zeus said:
Strictly speaking, not incorrect as I didn't specify what they were. Does "DSD production" mean "Original DSD Recording"? It could be argued that all SA-CDs are "DSD productions".
Regardless, the Vasks disc has got to be my disc of the year!
I have been in contact with Ondine´s producer Seppo Siirala that confirmes that the two latest recordings of Sibelius works are "indeed DSD recordings". Also the Vasks and the Rachmaninov/Tchaikovsky by Mustonen are DSD recordings. On the back sleeve the DSD logo are placed before the SACD logo. Ondine plans to release a couple of DSD recordings per year. From listening to them I can confirm that they very obvious sound like "pure DSD".
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Post by brenda September 13, 2006 (4 of 10)
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zeus said:....the Vasks disc has got to be my disc of the year!
Ditto, with even more exclamation marks!!!!!!!!! B
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Post by fafnir September 13, 2006 (5 of 10)
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zeus said:
Regardless, the Vasks disc has got to be my disc of the year!
Could someone please post a review of what seems to be a disc of extraordinary interest. I must admit, I've never heard anything by Vasks but am now most curious.
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Post by Peter September 13, 2006 (6 of 10)
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fafnir said:
Could someone please post a review of what seems to be a disc of extraordinary interest. I must admit, I've never heard anything by Vasks but am now most curious.
Please, from me too.
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Post by Edvin September 13, 2006 (7 of 10)
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I Swedish Vask means sink. The one in the kitchen.
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Post by zeus September 13, 2006 (8 of 10)
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fafnir said:
Could someone please post a review of what seems to be a disc of extraordinary interest. I must admit, I've never heard anything by Vasks but am now most curious.
You could start with Ondine's earlier disc (CD only but excellent sound):
http://www.ondine.fi/index.php?record=272
The "Distant Light" concerto belongs in every serious music lover's collection.
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Post by bissie September 19, 2006 (9 of 10)
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zeus said:
You could start with Ondine's earlier disc (CD only but excellent sound):
http://www.ondine.fi/index.php?record=272
The "Distant Light" concerto belongs in every serious music lover's collection.
You could also start with the 2 Vasks discs BIS has in the catalogue, choir music and orchestral music, incl. the Violin Concerto. www.bis.se for further derails.
Robert
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Post by Edvin September 19, 2006 (10 of 10)
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zeus said:
The "Distant Light" concerto belongs in every serious music lover's collection.
No it doesn´t.
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