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PPeso wrote:
<< So, if Böhm goes to the attic what stays in the cabinet? Furtwangler> 1940s? Toscanini 1950? Walter 1959 (more elegant than Böhm)? Bernstein
1984 (more big band-ish than Böhm)? Hogwood (abrasive strings and all?) Harnoncourt (HIP)? Abbado 2008 (HIP-ish)? Peltokoski 2023 (post-Harnoncourt-ish)? >>
What stays in the CD cabinet, and in the holy of holies inside it, will
be decided in due course, on the basis of separate, fair reviews of all individual CDs concerned.
YES, I'm going to cull:
- Mozart / Requiem / Vienna Philh (etc) / Karl Böhm / 1971
DG 413 553-2
Reason: boring, bloated (even ghastly, according to some opinions stated
in this forum)
- Mozart / Symphonies 35-41 / Berlin Philh / Karl Böhm / 1962, 1966
Reason: rather dull on the whole, not elegant
DG 447 416-2 (2 CDs)
In my case, culling a CD means: moving it from the CD cabinet in the
living room to the shoeboxes in the attic.
--
Roland van Gaalen
The Netherlands