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Finally the double-lp is available!!! - The audiophile double-lp "Klangraumwelten"

Now available at EternalArts...

Price 39 EUR (shipping costs are not included)

 

Only a few voices on the quality of our EternalMasters-Tapes:

"I listen today to your tapes ... WONDERFUL !!
Unbelievable what sound you could produce on tape"
(Wim D'Oosterlinck, Heusden, Belgium)
 
 

The Pavarotti tapes are now here.

First presented at this year’s High End, and now available for purchase!
 
Order via us
EUR 480,00  (incl. VAT)

The playlist you can find here.

1. O figli, o figli miei! Ah, la paterna mano
2. Quanto è bella, quanto è cara!
3. Non piangere Liù
4. Mamma, quel vino è generoso
5. Oh! fede negar potessi - Quando le sere al placido
6. La donna è mobile
7. Addio fiorito asil
8. Che gelida manina
9. La girometta
10. Recondita armonia
 

Pavarotti Tapes

There are countless recordings of the legendary tenor Luciano Pavarotti – from operas and concert appearances around the world to the concerts of the Three Tenors: Carreras, Domingo, and Pavarotti. Alongside these, however, there is a presumably vast collection of documentary recordings. Pavarotti had his concerts recorded, likely without any intention of release, more as documents or mementos. The examples presented here are interesting additions to the official releases on vinyl, CD, or DVD. Recorded in different locations and under varying conditions, they possess different sonic characteristics and a different presence. They capture the unique atmosphere of a live performance that Pavarotti cherished so much, regardless of whether his voice was captured with varying degrees of brilliance or whether the orchestra sounded distant or flat. The atmospheric effect is further enhanced by the fact that the applause was not digitally removed and that the engineers did not polish the recordings for sonic brilliance. Finally—and this is arguably a crucial distinguishing feature—these recordings are "authentic" in that they were transferred from the source tape to tape and they exist and are now only accessible in this form. The repertoire is as well-known and beloved as the performer: excerpts from operas by Verdi, Donizetti, Puccini, and Mascagni. Highlights include the intense and richly colored "Non piangere Liù" from Puccini's Turandot, and "La donna è mobile" from Verdi's Rigoletto, with its beautiful dynamic nuances. Pavarotti sings "Addio fiorito asil" from Puccini's Madama Butterfly with a beautiful, flowing, and not at all languid tone. In "How cold is this hand" (Che gelida manina) from Puccini's La Bohème, one of his signature roles, Pavarotti effortlessly showcases his vocal potential. And La Girometta, a cheerful folk song by Gabriele Sibella, becomes, in Pavarotti's performance, an intelligent and witty gem.

 

Helge Grünewald

 

(Dr. Helge Grünewald is a music journalist, a juror for the German Record Critics' Award, and president of the German Wilhelm Furtwängler Society (WFG). From 1989 to 2016, he was first head of press and public relations, then dramaturge of the Berlin Philharmonic.)

 

 

NEW:
Pre-recorded Tapes

Whatever music you like, we will use professional means to create your personal master tape. The copying is done with our perfectly restored and carefully sized tape machines.

 

You receive your EternalMasters-Tapes on darklab metal- or plastic reels.

These are always provided with pretensioning tape and yellow tensioning tape. Exact title and time details are of course available on the back plate of the band.

 

A list of available EternalMasters tapes can be found here.

 

NEW: Klangraumwelten - Master-Tape Volume I & II

Order now...

 

The already released CD version of our legendary 'Klangraumwelten - Music
from 4 centuries' is completely sold out. Some Asian suppliers offer the last copies
for around EUR 70 on the Internet.

Before this beautiful program will be released as a double LP in the fall of this year, we have already completed a selection of it on 2 tapes. These can be ordered immediately. The tapes are analogue copies of the master tapes recorded with the legendary Studer C37, recorded in half track at 38cm / s, assembled on a metal spool with pre-tensioning and tensioning strap and costs EUR 225 each (including VAT).


Klangraumwelten - Volume I -

  1. Händel: Sinfonia aus ‘Die Königin von Saba’, Poln. KO, J. Maksymiuk
  2. L. Mozart: Sinfonia da Cacca, Concerto Rotterdam, Heinz Friesen
  3. Grabbe: Dolce Spirtu d’amore, The Consort of Musicke, A. Rooley
  4. Gabrieli: Sonate XIII,  Blas-Orch. Nos Jungit Apollo, Hermann Jeurissen
  5. Monteverdi: Non sono in queste rive, Kölner Kammerchor, Peter Neumann
  6. Merula: La Catterina, Ganassi-Consort Köln
  7. Bach: Badineri aus der Suite h-moll, Jadwiga Kotnowska (fl.), Poln. KO
  8. Giuliani: Große Sonate A-Dur, Paul Meisen (fl.), Reinbert Evers (guit.)
  9. Rossini: Quartett Nr. 4, Consortium Classicum
  10. Kreutzer: Septett op. 62 Es-Dur, Charis-Ensemble
  11. Debussy: Klaviertrio in G, Trio Parnassus
  12. Weber: Jungfernkranz, Consortium Classicum
  13. Weber: Jägerchor, Consortium Classicum

 

Klangraumwelten - Volume II -

  1. Telemann: Caprice, aus ‚La Pastorelle‘, Poln. KO, J. Maksymiuk
  2. Telemann: Carillon, aus ‚La Pastorelle‘, Poln. KO, J. Maksymiuk
  3. Mozart: Kirchensonate in C, (KV329), E. Ullmann, Concilium Musicum
  4. Sattler: Sonate f-moll op.19, Reinhard Kluth, Kais-Orgel
  5. Bach: Sinfonia, Ben van Oosten
  6. Bach: Komm Jesu komm, Bach Chor Würzburg, Chr. Kabitz
  7. Thuille: Sextett B-Dur op. 6 (Gavotte), D.R. Davies, Stuttg. Bläserquintett
  8. Ariaga: Andantino, aus Streichquartett Nr 3, Es-Dur, Voces Streichquartett

 

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