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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 9781573301336
Format: Classical, Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, NTSC
ISBN: 1573301337
Label: Sony
Manufacturer: Sony
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Sony
Region Code: 1
Release Date: December 08, 1998
Running Time: 44 minutes
Sales Rank: 76740
Studio: Sony
Theatrical Release Date: 1992
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This is part of Herbert Von Karajan's legacy series featuring the Weiner Philharmoniker. Recorded in 1985 this DVD has a total running time of just a little over 43 minutes.
First, let me state that Dvorak's 9th Symphony (From the New World) has always been one of my favorite pieces of classical music; with its pulsating opening movement, then the Largo, with its beautifully quiet "going home" theme and finishing up with a driving ending that simply leaves me breathless and in awe ... Read More
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The DVD medium and the Dvorak piece serve each other well in this performance. 5.1 sound allows for greater articulation of instruments, despite the 448 kbs bandwidth. The film's editing reinforces this articulation by focusing on individuals or groups of performers during key passages. This is accomplished at the loss of a wider perspective and 'wall of sound' that devotees of a traditional concert might relish. What is gained, in the fusion of audio and video detail, is an appreciation of the ... Read More
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Audio Merits:8/10; Video Merits:8/10; Cinematographic Merits:8/10; Musical Merits:10/10;Overall Artistic Performance:10/10;DVD Extras:10/10;Recording Total Quality:9/10. Professor's Recommendation: Unique reference including Dvorak scores on DVD medium.
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This another example of fenomenal late Karajan. He really got into the inner aspects of this symphony. My most favorite part is the intentional delay in the low string notes just before the first crescendo in the opening movement. It really gets the american indian spirit like no other version does. The performance is magnificent, almost I would like to see it with the Berliner instead of the Wiener. It seems that at the time Karajan was having problems with the Berliner because of his favoritism ... Read More
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A Karajan style. Top quality video and magnificent sound by the ochestra's flawless performance . Technically, this video is void of demerits of concert recordings: audience noise. A good collector's item.
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