*1st SOUND* Wilson Audiophile- Walton: Belshazzar's Feast- Previn 2-Lp 180 gram
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*1st SOUND*
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Each *1st SOUND* selection is chosen by a team of audiophile professionals primarily for the reference and demonstration quality of the recording, mastering, and pressing. More often than not, they are also notable for the quality of the music and excellence of interpretation.
Although highly-collectible for those who value superb sonics, they will always be priced competitively and may be returned for a full refund including return shipping costs if the buyer is not delighted with the experience they present.
Very Rare and a Stunning Achievement .
Sir William Walton ?– Belshazzar's Feast
Label:
Wilson Audiophile ?– WEMI-0001, EMI ?– WEMI-0001
Format:
2 × Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition, Remastered, Stereo, gatefold
Country:
US
Released:
1994
Genre:
Classical
Style:
Tracklist
A Improvisations On An Impromptu Of Bejamin Britten B Belshazzar's Feast Part 1 C Belshazzar's Feast Conclusion D Belshazzar's Feast Conclusion (Repeat Of Side C)Credits
- Chorus – London Symphony Orchestra Chorus*
- Composed By – Sir William Walton
- Conductor – Andre Previn*
- Orchestra – London Symphony Orchestra*
- Soloist – John Shirley-Quirk
Notes
A Wilson Audiophile AGAT (Analog Golden Age Treasures) re-issue of the EMI recording of the March 28-30 1972 performance by Previn/LSO at Kingsway Hall, London.
Originally released as British Columbia LP SAN 324 on September 1974.
EMI's original masters were transferred to Wilson Audio Ultramaster tapes at Abbey Road by Wilson Audio.
An all-analog tape to lacquer transfer was performed at Wilson Audio, Provo, Utah.
Pressed as two 33rpm LPs to preserve the sound quality of the masters, the original EMI LPs squeezed over 30minutes of music onto one LP side, compromising sound quality. The music on Side C is repeated on Side D.
Packaged in a heavy gatefold cover with glued insert featuring AGAT Technical Notes and history of the recording.
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