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Katherine Jenkins
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Artist:
Ludwig van Beethoven,
Carlos Kleiber,
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra,
C. VPO/Kleiber
Long regarded as the quintessential interpretation of the most popular and best-loved symphony ever written, this performance of the Fifth has everything: passion, precision, drama, lyric beauty, and a coiled fury in the first movement that sets your pulse racing from the very first note. Carlos Kleiber has made very few recordings in his distinguished career, but almost all are special. If you own no other copy of this symphony, this is the one to get. It comes with an exceptional performance of the Seventh--not quite as gripping as the Fifth, but definitely one of the great ones. There is classical music, and there are classic recordings of classical music. This one's a...
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Artist:
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
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Artist:
Julian Lloyd Webber,
Jiaxin Cheng,
John Lenehan
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Adiemus
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Laura Wright
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Artist:
André Rieu
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Artist:
Lang Lang
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Artist:
Vladimir Ashkenazy,
London Symphony Orchestra,
André Previn
If you don't already have the complete Rachmaninov concertos, you can buy this version with total confidence. There may be better recordings of the individual works (such as the legendary Michelangeli in No. 4 or Argerich in No. 3) but this remains the finest complete recording, unrivalled since it was made in the early 1970s. Only the boxy sound (in itself not bad enough to lessen the recommendation) and the tuning of the piano in the first movement of the First Concerto counts against it. Vladimir Ashkenazy is one of Rachmaninov's most sympathetic interpreters, both as pianist and latterly as conductor. He never ladles on the sugar in the way some interpreters do and th...
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