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In Reply to: Yes - I agree about the Mercury Kubelik recordings posted by Chris from Lafayette on May 18, 2017 at 09:04:01:
This is one of a nicer Decca/London Solti/CSO recording @ Medinah Temple in 1979. ( I assume this is still analogue recording )Colin Moorfoot, Kenneth Wilkinson Michael Mailes are listed as engineers.
Natural and large soundstage. Warm midrange with powerful dynamics. Excellent low end reach and transient. Strings retain textures. Low self noise and above average low level details. Performance wise, this is a Wagnerian Brahms. :)
Solti's later digital Decca recordings are pretty painful to my ears.
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- Solti/CSO Brahms... - kuma 12:11:14 05/18/17 (1)
- My favoite Brahms First. I wish the other 3 were as good as the first. - Opus 33 1/3 17:48:49 05/18/17 (0)
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