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Micheal Stern and Kansas City

Posted by oldvinyl on February 15, 2021 at 09:50:15:
I guess I will have to have a listen to the Yamada/OSR recording. You have piqued my interest in to how a performance could surpass the Munch/BSO in terms of lush strings and lyricism.

Another great performance and fantastic recording (Reference Recordings) is this one. I have the LP version from the initial release.