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Berlioz ① Symphonie Fantastique, Op. 14 ② Tristia, Op. 18 Conductor: Pierre Boulez The Cleveland Orchestra The Cleveland Orchestra Chorus Recorded: March 1996 This new recording by Boulez is unique in its combination with the choral work "Tristia." It moves away from the late Romantic, grotesque approach, for better or worse, and instead performs with an approach that considers the era of the early Romantics. Avoiding exaggerated and grotesque expressions, maintaining a consistent tone throughout, and developing diverse methods of expression within a purely symphonic control – this is a methodology that can only be described as amazing, born from an astonishing ear and intellect, resulting in an interpretation without a single flaw. It also reflects the refined logic that maximizes the function of the best orchestra of our time, and is due to the difference between the London Symphony Orchestra, which surprisingly performed roughly under Boulez in the old recordings, and the Cleveland Orchestra, which is characterized by a professional sound dedicated to precise sound production. Of course, the improvement in conducting and rehearsal techniques cannot be overlooked. In fact, the skill of the Cleveland Orchestra is astonishing. The homogeneous tone of the woodwind and brass groups, and the color expression within the controlled framework, have perfectly achieved an unprecedented systematic consideration for minute phrases. The excellent and crisp intonation is also a factor in its success, and even in the intense parts, there is no unnecessary loudness, and the timpani and gran cassa (bass drum) achieve a spectacular effect to accurately express the expression corresponding to the sound pressure and power. The approach that maximizes the advanced techniques of the orchestra, which has reached its limit, and elevates the various techniques shown by Berlioz to refined rhetoric, is, after all, nothing short of wonderful. The recording, which skillfully captures details from the low frequencies while incorporating the hall's reverberation appropriately, is also worthy of praise. Imported, no scratches on the disc. 7 *Bulk purchase discount available (please comment in advance) 150 yen off for each additional item 150 yen off all items for 10 or more items (Please refrain from discounts on single purchases)
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