Credits:

Herbert Von Karajan,Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra,Christa Ludwig

Description:

I can see the sound! It moves! The world first heard another dimension of quality, SA-CD - SHM specification. The body is made of SHM material with excellent transparency and fluidity. The ultimate Super Audio CD series, which employs the single-layer (2ch) method that brings out the true characteristics of DSD. This disc is exclusively for SA-CD compatible players. It is a 2-channel disc only and does not contain multi-channel (surround sound). This is the latest DSD master reissue of Karajan's first Mahler recording, Symphony No. 5. The performance is impressive for its contrast of beauty and intensity, and the transparent beauty of the fourth movement, "Adagietto," made famous in the 1971 film "Death in Venice," is also noteworthy. Produced in 2017 at Emil Berliner Studios in Germany from the original Deutsche Grammophon analog master, using the latest DSD master. 110th anniversary of Karajan's birth. Japan original project. Paper jacket. [Performed by] Christa Ludwig (mezzo-soprano) (2), Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Herbert von Karajan conductor Recorded: 1973 at the Church of Jesus Christ in Berlin (1), October 1974 at the Philharmonie in Berlin (2)