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OH MY GOD

Posted by Mike Porper on July 3, 2012 at 09:18:46:
"Who knew that they toned it down a couple notches on the released recording...".

THAT recording, IMO, is the only recording of the piece to get. As good as many others are, it truly stands apart. It's definitive.

I don't say that often, because I believe that there are many ways to approach any given, worthy, artistic work. But, the Martinon/CSO recording's so, so, so incredible, it just defines "definitive" for me.

I find it hard to believe that they'd done it even better. We're all so very, very, very lucky.