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On Monday, September 2, 2002 at 2:30:34 PM UTC-7, grndpadave@aol.com wrote:

We read a lot about the sound qualities of various recordings.
My nominee for this category would be the DGG recording of FALSTAFF with Claudio Abbado leading a splendid Berlin Philharmonic. Bryn Terfel sings a deeply mellow yet fruitty Falstaff. Thomas Hampson not a Verdi baritone? Just sample his Ford.
The sound captures beautiful vocal overtones and the reverberation of the hall
is beautifully captured.
==G/P Dave

Didn't the LIVING STEREO BIBLE proclaim Bjorling and Tebald's CAV?
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