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Overdubbing in the Lizst transcription of Beethoven's Symphony No.5
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- From: "Harding.Matthew" <Matthew.Harding@CIC.GC.CA>
- Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2002 11:00:16 -0400
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Hello to all.
Re-reading the liner notes to the above-mentioned Sony CD, it mentions that Our
Hero (as Bradley puts it, or should that be Our Last Hero?) overdubbed some of
the "final pages" of the 4th movement in order to make the sound
cleaner.
Can anyone who has
this CD and is knowledgeable about these things post the exact timings as to
when these passages occur? I would like to be able to hear for myself where this
occurs (I have my guesses, but I won't embarass myself by listing them here). I
think that's a really creative way of achieving a better sound (these
transcriptions are fantastic, IMHO. Although I don't have the complete 6th
symphony transcription on the other Sony CD, how does that compare to the 1st
mvmt on this CD?).
Many
thanks!
Matthew