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Tchaikovsky (1840-1893)

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Martinon! The conclusion of 14 years after Decca's famous recording of the "Pathetique" from Vienna! The first Paris "Pathetique"! The famous performance that is more intense, more profound, and more romantic "I enjoyed the unknown impression of Martinon by the newly discovered sound source" 14 years after the famous Decca recording by Naoya Hirabayashi, a disc demon of the Heisei era. The "Pathetique" by Martinon has a richer flavor! The cello part is more eloquent and impressive than the Vienna Philharmonic, and the beauty of the cello part in the second movement is unforgettable. Above all, conductor Martinon's passionate, yet romantic music making in his prime, with an ineffable dignity, is truly moving. The first recording of "Romeo and Juliet" on Martinon's discography is a delight, and the Heisei master of the disc, Naoya Hirabayashi, commented, "The dignified yet gorgeous colors seem to jump into your ears, and it is truly wonderful.It is a clear and lucid stereo recording with good sound quality. King International