REVIEW: DG ORIGINAL SOURCE Batch #6 Part 2 - Mozart (Gulda) and Chopin (Pollini) with comparisons

Описание: (Be sure to stay tuned to the end of the video for a special invitation for questions from Emil Berliner Studios, and the chance to win a signed test pressing of an Original Source LP; email your questions to [email protected]).

In the second of two videos covering the latest releases in Deutsche Grammophon's Original Source All-Analogue Vinyl reissue series, I discuss two excellent piano releases. First, a double-LP set of two of the great Mozart Piano Concertos, performed by Friedrich Gulda with Claudio Abbado and the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. Second, Maurizio Pollini's classic account of Chopin's "Preludes".

I also offer comparisons with other audiophile LP versions of both works.

My video Remembering Maurizio Pollini:
   • REMEMBERING MAURIZIO POLLINI: His Great Re...  

My article in Tracking Angle about the next batch of releases:
https://trackingangle.com/features/a-...

You can read Michael Johnson's review of these records in Tracking Angle at:
https://trackingangle.com/features/pi...

Other Original Source videos on this channel:

Review of Batch #6 Part 1:
   • REVIEW: DG ORIGINAL SOURCE Batch #6 Part 1...  

Review of Batch #5 Part 1:
   • REVIEW - DG ORIGINAL SOURCE BATCH #5 Part ...  

Review of Batch #5 Part 2:
   • REVIEW - DG ORIGINAL SOURCE Batch #5 Part ...  

What to Listen to Next after Listening to "The Rite of Spring" (Original Source Claudio Abbado/LSO):
   • WHAT TO LISTEN TO NEXT... after THE RITE O...  



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