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Brand new, unopened! Sound quality completely revamped with the latest mastering! The overwhelming sound that captivated everyone is coming back! Mahler's Symphony No. 9, the first performance in Japan, is a must-listen. Maestro Kondrashin, a legendary Japan tour that should be remembered. Kondrashin's 1967 Japan tour, which was CD-ized from the original NHK recordings and became a big topic, is now available as a SACD single layer! The 286 minutes are condensed onto two discs with the long recording time unique to SACD. ALTUS has greatly improved the sound quality with a new remastering using the latest technology, and the booklet fully covers the same manuscript as the single CD. Furthermore, a newly written manuscript by conductor Kenjiro Sakae is also included. This is a completely limited edition, so we recommend getting your copy as soon as possible! The highlight is Mahler's Symphony No. 9 on Disc 1. This was the first performance in Japan and is one of the most important records in Japanese music history. Although there were some sound quality issues due to the condition of the master tape, this time it has been carefully remastered and corrected as much as possible, and this famous performance is once again being released to the world. The freezing tension and ruthless propulsion create an overwhelming impression. The intensity of the performance of the "Pathétique" and Shostakovich is also incredible, and you will be convinced that this is the sound of Kondrashin that everyone was captivated by. The collaboration with Oistrakh in the Violin Concerto is also a must-listen. And the amazing encore collection on Disc 2, to think they would perform the second movement of Mahler's Symphony No. 3... You can also listen to Akutagawa with the original Soviet performance. A super fulfilling lineup! Kondrashin's monumental and magnificent performance collection is here! Recycled materials will be used.
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