Chopin (Dead Or Alive) - The Welte Mignon Mystery Vol. IV [2006]


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Chopin (Dead Or Alive) - The Welte Mignon Mystery Vol. IV [2006]

又名: 肖邦_练习曲_大师纸卷录音

表演者: Frederic Chopin

介质: Audio CD

发行时间: 2006

唱片数: 1

出版者: Tacet

条形码: 4009850014003

专辑简介


artist: Fr d ric Chopin (Dead or Alive)
  album: The Welte Mignon Mystery Vol. IV
  label: TACET 140
  genre: Classical
  type: Album
  album year: 2006
  rip date: 04.04.2008
  streetdate: 00.00.0000
  tracks: 29
  size: 79,4 MB
  language: English
  bitrate: avg.Kbps / 44,1kHz / Joint-Stereo
  source: CDDA
  ripper/sup: me /me
  grabb/enco: EAC /Lame 3.97
  url: n/a
  RELEASE INFORMATION
  "This is the latest continuation of "The Welte-Mignon
  Mystery" - from Germany?s Tacet label - Volume IV to be
  exact. We?ve reviewed in the past here several different CDs
  made from the amazing Welte piano rolls. (Put Welte in our
  site search engine.) I don?t believe the earlier volumes of
  this new series carried the statement on the jewel box that
  the results are so "right" that "it need not fear comparison
  with a living pianist." That is the point of the Dead or
  Alive title of this CD
  To summarize, the Rube Goldbergish pneumatic-based
  Welte-Mignon recording system, originally perfected in the
  1890s!, was far ahead of all other piano roll approaches in
  fidelity to the original performances, and 100% better than
  the scratchy gramophone and cylinder records of the period
  The "registration" (recording) equipment for the rolls
  which had been set up in Leipzig, Freiburg and New York
  City, is long gone. But when the few remaining "vorsetzer"
  mechanisms - with their 88 little mechanical fingers - are
  perfectly adjusted and rolled up to the keyboard of a modern
  Steinway grand, the resulting performance can be recorded in
  modern stereo and it is extremely close to that of a live
  performer at the keyboard. But not quite, at least to my
  ears. But first, the unique idea behind this particular
  collection of Welte rolls: In going thru the approximately
  4500 selections which exist in the Welte catalog, producer
  and Tacet CEO Andreas Spreer discovered many Welte
  recordists had chosen to register one of the Chopin Etudes
  In fact, only five were missing to complete both opus
  numbers of the Etudes. He engaged pianist Peer Orth to
  record those five on the same Steinway used with the Welte
  vorsetzer to reproduce all the long-dead pianists? rolls
  The same digital recording equipment was used to record both
  the "alive" and the "dead" selections
  Some of the past pianists represented are forgotten today
  but a couple whose style is identifiable do sound like the
  standard recordings they also made. The one Etude performed
  by Horowitz sounds exactly like his precise and virtuoso
  style. The job of making a comparison between the alive and
  dead would have been easier if just one single Etude
  on a Welte roll had also been performed by Orth. But I
  tackled the listening comparison , moving from track to
  track to see if the five alive tracks stood out in any way
  from the dead tracks. My summary of the distinctions comes
  down to two qualities: First, there is still a somewhat
  too-perfectly precise rhythm and phrasing on the rolls - the
  live performances having a more human flow and very slight
  departures from strict time. Secondly, there is the more
  easily heard difference in dynamics - especially the attack
  on notes at highest volume level. The Welte rolls sound
  rolled off in this regard at both ends of the dynamic range
  Extremely soft ppp passages seem to be upgraded to pp
  passages, and at the other end, there are simply no really
  loud piano climaxes - they sound compressed compared to what
  is heard from live pianist Orth. For example, the Welte roll
  of Chopin?s Revolutionary Etude, by pianist Galston lacks
  the fortissimo climaxes that make this work so compelling
  It is true, as the note booklet states, that most of the
  previous Welte reissues were faulty in some regard and
  failed to portray the accurate sound possible with the
  system. Along these lines, Tacet?s CD has almost no noise
  from the mechanism - as do most of the previous reissues
  However, about eight years ago Telarc released "A Window in
  Time" - two CDs of Welte rolls cut by Rachmaninoff. (We have
  them on our 1998 and 99 Best of the Year Lists in the
  Archives.) But instead of using the original mechanical
  system, the information on the piano rolls was transferred
  to digital computer files and eventually fed into a
  B sendorfer 290E Reproducing Piano to be recorded. The
  quality of these three dozen tracks is quite similar to the
  Tacet CD, though I hear less of the "too-perfect" quality
  But compare the final track of the series - Rachmaninoff
  playing Chopin?s Scherzo in B-flat minor - with the
  Revolutionary Etude on the Tacet disc. The big climaxes are
  twice as loud and strong on the transfer using the
  B sendorfer and digital technology, and I believe would
  stand up better compared to a live pianist?s new recording
  of the piece. The unusual Tacet CD remains fascinating
  listening nevertheless."
  If you enjoyed this REC, BUY IT! otherwise delete it please
  because the Artist deserves your support!
  TRACK LISTING
  01. tudes op.10 - op.10/1 P.Orth 02:25
  02. tudes op.10 - op.10/2 P.Orth 01:44
  03. tudes op.10 - op.10/3 I.J.Paderewski 05:13
  04. tudes op.10 - op.10/4 R.Serkin 02:01
  05. tudes op.10 - op.10/5 A.Schnabel 01:43
  06. tudes op.10 - op.10/6 R.Ganz 03:43
  07. tudes op.10 - op.10/7 A.Essipova 01:40
  08. tudes op.10 - op.10/8 V.Horowitz 02:27
  09. tudes op.10 - op.10/9 P.Orth 02:21
  10. tudes op.10 - op.10/10 E.Schelling 02:34
  11. tudes op.10 - op.10/11 T.Lambrino 02:59
  12. tudes op.10 - op.10/12 G.Galston 02:51
  13. tudes op.25 - op.25/1 A.Cionca 03:16
  14. tudes op.25 - op.25/2 A.Schnabel 01:21
  15. tudes op.25 - op.25/3 E.Schelling 01:53
  16. tudes op.25 - op.25/4 P.Orth 02:08
  17. tudes op.25 - op.25/5 P.Orth 03:54
  18. tudes op.25 - op.25/6 A.Cory 02:11
  19. tudes op.25 - op.25/7 E.Ney 05:15
  20. tudes op.25 - op.25/8 T.Lambrino 01:15
  21. tudes op.25 - op.25/9 E.von Sauer 00:56
  22. tudes op.25 - op.25/10 J.Lh vinne 03:18
  23. tudes op.25 - op.25/11 R.Serkin 04:01
  24. tudes op.25 - op.25/12 J.Lh vinne 02:43
  25.Anhang - op.10/3 Adam-Benard 04:25
  26.Anhang - op.10/5 Horowitz 01:38
  27.Anhang - op.25/2 Pachmann 01:37
  28.Anhang - op.25/2 Serkin 01:32
  29.Anhang - op.25/9 Paderewski 01:11
  TOTAL: 74:15 mins

曲目


01. tudes op.10 - op.10/1 P.Orth 02:25
02. tudes op.10 - op.10/2 P.Orth 01:44
03. tudes op.10 - op.10/3 I.J.Paderewski 05:13
04. tudes op.10 - op.10/4 R.Serkin 02:01
05. tudes op.10 - op.10/5 A.Schnabel 01:43
06. tudes op.10 - op.10/6 R.Ganz 03:43
07. tudes op.10 - op.10/7 A.Essipova 01:40
08. tudes op.10 - op.10/8 V.Horowitz 02:27
09. tudes op.10 - op.10/9 P.Orth 02:21
10. tudes op.10 - op.10/10 E.Schelling 02:34
11. tudes op.10 - op.10/11 T.Lambrino 02:59
12. tudes op.10 - op.10/12 G.Galston 02:51
13. tudes op.25 - op.25/1 A.Cionca 03:16
14. tudes op.25 - op.25/2 A.Schnabel 01:21
15. tudes op.25 - op.25/3 E.Schelling 01:53
16. tudes op.25 - op.25/4 P.Orth 02:08
17. tudes op.25 - op.25/5 P.Orth 03:54
18. tudes op.25 - op.25/6 A.Cory 02:11
19. tudes op.25 - op.25/7 E.Ney 05:15
20. tudes op.25 - op.25/8 T.Lambrino 01:15
21. tudes op.25 - op.25/9 E.von Sauer 00:56
22. tudes op.25 - op.25/10 J.Lh vinne 03:18
23. tudes op.25 - op.25/11 R.Serkin 04:01
24. tudes op.25 - op.25/12 J.Lh vinne 02:43
25.Anhang - op.10/3 Adam-Benard 04:25
26.Anhang - op.10/5 Horowitz 01:38
27.Anhang - op.25/2 Pachmann 01:37
28.Anhang - op.25/2 Serkin 01:32
29.Anhang - op.25/9 Paderewski 01:11
TOTAL: 74:15 mins