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1.1 Chaconne (For Violin and Organ)1.2 The Lark (Poem in the Form of a Rondo)1.3 Sonata No. 1, in a, 0P. 13 |
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 | | Description: | All-Analogue Vinyl LP for the First Time in Almost 50 Years!
Mastered by Bernie Grundman from a 1-to-1 Flat Transfer of the Original Analogue Master Tapes! Pressed on RTI's HQ-180 for the First Time Ever!
Deluxe "reversed" tip-on jacket that faithfully reproduces the original with highest-grade materials Exclusive full-colour insert with new historical and production notes by Charles L. Granata and photos from the Sony Music Archives
This next all-analogue, HQ-180 gram LP is an impeccably performed and stunningly recorded late-period gem from The Titan of modern violinists. The Lark revisits works that helped define Heifetz in various points of his illustrious career and which highlight his crisp attacks, imaginative phrasings, and mellifluous sustained notes.
The repertoire is intriguing, combining two iconic pieces (Tomaso Antonio Vitali's Chaconne in g minor for Violin and Continuo, written in the Baroque period; and Gabriel Fauré's Violin Sonata No. 1 in A Major, Op. 13, written in the late-Romantic period) with Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco's The Lark: Poem for Violin and Piano (a 20th-century modern tone poem). Although nearly two-hundred years separate their composition, these pieces complement each other beautifully: a testament to the discerning judgment of Heifetz and producer John (Jack) Pfeiffer, who helped create his albums.*
The LP was cut by Bernie Grundman from a straight 1-to-1 copy of the original session masters, meticulously created by Andreas Meyer at Swan Studios NYC. No digital processing of any kind was used. The original reverse-tip-on-style jacket and a brand new 4-page insert split the difference between the authentic, nostalgic feel of a mint original and a reissue's value proposition you've come to expect from Impex Records.
â?¢ (From Charles Granata's liner notes)
Musicians:
Jascha Heifetz - violin
Richard Ellsasser - organ (A1)
Emanuel Bay - piano (A2)
Brooks Smith - piano (B1)
- Our next all-analog, HQ-180 gram LP is an impeccably performed and stunningly recorded late-period gem from The Titan of modern violinists. The Lark revisits works that helped define Heifetz in various points of his illustrious career and which highlight his crisp attacks, imaginative phrasings, and mellifluous sustained notes. The LP was cut by Bernie Grundman from a straight 1-to-1 copy of the original session masters, meticulously created by Andreas Meyer at Swan Studios NYC. No digital processing of any kind was used. The original reverse-tip-on-style jacket and a brand new 4-page insert split the difference between the authentic, nostalgic feel of a mint original and a reissue's value proposition you've come to expect from Impex Records. All-Analog Vinyl LP for the First Time in Almost 50 Years! Mastered by Bernie Grundman from a 1-to-1 Flat Transfer of the Original Analog Master Tapes! Pressed on RTI's HQ-180 for the First Time Ever! 180 Gram 33RPM Audiophile Vinyl"HEIFETZ: The Lark - Sonata (Op.13) - Chaconne."
Hype sticker on transparent outer cover: Jascha Heifetz The Lark
Available for the first time on All-Analog 180-gram LP.
Includes a special insert with photos and an exclusive essay by Charles L. Granata.
Front Cover:
- Glossy front.
- RCA Victor LM-2074 Red Seal Boxed in right upper corner with "His Master's Voice" logo next to it.
- A "New Orthophonic" High Fidelity Recording beneath.
- ? RCA Printed in U.S.A. in left bottom corner.
- Lark illustration by Arthur Singer.
Back Cover:
- Brief heading on top with more extensive Track Listing on left side.
- IMP-6052 in right upper corner.
- Liner Notes (credited).
- Bar code at left bottom side.
- Sony Music Commercial Music Group logo all the way at the bottom left.
- Impex Records logo, bottom right corner.
Labels:
- Bordeaux Labels with RCA Victor and colored "His Master's Voice" logo on top.
- Rim text starts at 11 o'clock with Originally Released 1957, ...
- At the bottom: Long (boxed 33 1/3) Play.
Other Information:
- Mastered from a 1-to-1 flat transfer of the original analog master tapes.
- Exclusive full-color insert with new historical and production notes (credited) and photos from the Sony Music Archives.
- Originally released in 1957, all rights reserved by Sony Classical, a label of Sony Music Entertainment, ?1957, 2023 Sony Classical, a label of Sony Music Entertainment (Package). ?2023 Impex Records, a division of Elusive Disc, Inc. (Insert). Manufactured for Impex Records by Sony Music Entertainment, New York, NY 10010-8601. TMK(S) ? Registered Marca(s) Registrada(s) RCA Trademark Management S.A. Impex and it's logo are trademarks of Elusive Disc, Inc. 19439957171. |  | | No. of tracks: |
3 |
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856276002640 |
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