Fritz Reiner The Reiner Sound Classic Records 200g LP

Fritz Reiner

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Description

The Reiner Sound is a legendary Reiner recording that Classic transferred to master lacquers from the original 3 track session master tapes under the supervision of Jack Pfeiffer. This was a classic Richard Mohr production recorded by master engineer Lewis Layton and it really shows from the moment the stylus hits the grooves. This is a system test disc and was cut 1 or 2 db hotter than the original 1S pressings. Back after a long period out of print on the Classic QUIEX Super Vinyl Profile this is a must have disc.

Musicians:
Chicago Symphony
Fritz Reiner, conductor

Selections:
Maurice Ravel (1875-1937)
Rapsodie Espagnole
Pavan for a Dead Princess
Sergey Rachmaninoff (1873-1943)
Isle of the Dead, Op. 29