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Whew! Glad you found it special. When the Moor's Room music gets going, (mid side 1), it always puts a smile

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jdaniel@jps.net

In Reply to: RE: Stravinsky was waiting on my doorstep today posted by kitch29 on September 12, 2016 at 11:34:22

on my face. What a celebration of sound. Love the low reeds and cymbals.

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And don't forget - rbolaw 06:59:50 09/13/16 (2)
Ansermet's Firebird, also spectacular. I'd rank his Rite a notch below his Petruskha and Firebird, though still excellent.
But the best of Ansermet's Stravinsky on record that I've heard, and a true sonic spectacular, is his Chant du Rossignol.
- RE: Speaking of Firebird... - kitch29 09:50:06 09/13/16 (0)
  I listened to the Petruschka again today (it really makes me smile) and when I put it back on the shelf there was a forgotten Firebird; Flying Birdstein and the NYPO paired with P.I.s Romeo and Juliet.
  
  Odd, thought I, but when it began to play (very nice 6 Eye MS1604) Stravinsky's unusually strong use of beautiful melody made sense of the combination.
  
  I have the Reference Recordings but am now prowling for a high quality Ansermet Firebird to round out the Ballet Trifecta.
- Oh, yes, the Chant. I forgot. I hope something like the "Ansermet Project" makes it to hi res someday. nt - jdaniel@jps.net 07:50:47 09/13/16 (0)
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