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To avoid confusion, it's the BWV 552 that is incomplete, not the
other works on the M&A CD.<br>
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/Jorgen<br>
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Many of the Nuova Era and some of the early Music&Arts Gould
releases uses the sound from TV broadcasts. Hence the terrible
sound quality. Sony has released some CDs with TV recordings (for
example the Shostakovich quintet), but I doubt they will do so in
this case, especially since the performance isn't complete. There
are ways to extract the sound from a DVD, for example with DVD
Audio Extractor. The result will probably not be any worse than a
commercial release on CD.<br>
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/Jorgen<br>
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<div>Dear all</div>
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<div>accroding to the f_minor archive this Music & Arts
CD is out of print, at least officialy</div>
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<div>maybe someone at gemm.com or sume such seller still
might have one in stock, otherwise Google can help you to
find one by any means. Jus’ sayin’</div>
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<div>At least to my knowledge this has not been re-released
by Sony or the CBC. But who knows what the annus mirabilis
next year will bring ?</div>
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<div>P.</div>
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<div><b>Sent:</b> Wednesday, November 02, 2011 12:05
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<div>Hi all.</div>
<div>The Music & Arts CD 654 includes an incomplete
recording of the BWV 552 Fugue (rec. 8 April 1962).</div>
<div>Also included are: French ouverture BWV 831 (13 March
1969); Cantata BWV 54 (R. Oberlin; 4 April 1962);
Concerto BWV 1056 (Goldschmidt; 11 September 1957);
Concerto BWV 1058 (Golschmann; 15 November 1967). The
sound quality is overall pretty bad, but it makes a most
interesting listening.</div>
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<div>Cheers.</div>
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<div>Marco</div>
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<blockquote type="cite"><font size="+1">To Poul Pederson,<br>
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I'm personally unaware of any Gould recording of BWV
639 but there are a lot of<br>
"live" and "private" GG recordings out there in
'private hands'.<br>
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If I may offer you a sort of "consolation": on this
afternoon's episode of this week's<br>
5 part GG series on Radio France Musique I heard for
the very first time<u> a recording<br>
of St. Anne Fugue BWV 552 by Gould on an organ</u>.
The program notes cite "Music<br>
and Arts 654". Certainly someone on F Minor has that
cd and might write in to share<br>
some information on that organ recording? Today's
(mardi 1 novembre) episode:<br>
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</font><a moz-do-not-send="true"
href="http://http//sites.radiofrance.fr/francemusique/em/pierre/emission.php?e_id=100000057&dd=20111101"><span></span>http://sites.radiofrance.fr/francemusique/em/pierre/emission.php?e_i<span></span>d=100000057&dd=20111101</a><br>
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Apparently my hyperlinks don't work so you'll have to
cut and paste.<br>
Click on to the headphone icon next to "(re)ecouter"
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Mary<br>
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Subject: [f_minor] Ich ruf zu Dir Mein Herr Jesu Christ<br>
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size="+1">Could anybody kindly tell me whether GG
recorded "Ich ruf zu Dir Mein Herr Jesu Christ" BWV
639?</font></blockquote>
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