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Re: Verdi Requiem

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On Sunday, February 17, 2008 at 10:31:33 AM UTC-10, Andy wrote:
> Hello
> I was reading the Amazon.com editor's review of the Abbado/EMI
> recording of Verdi's Requiem. In the review, the 1951 Toscanini
> recording is compared and described as "Inwardly expressive, noble,
> devout, pleading, prayerful, yet with plenty of dramatic intensity."
> That sounds like what I am looking for! I would like something more
> devout and expressive rather than loud, dramatic and over-the-top. I
> recognize that Toscanini may be incomparable, but is there anything
> similar in stereo? I have the Shaw recording on Telarc, which is well-
> played and sounds nice, but I think it is sort of dull. I have heard
> parts of the Giulini recording, but I did not keep it because the
> sound was distorted badly in the loud parts.
> Thanks,
> Andy

(Recent Y. upload):

Dave's Faves: My Personal Favorite Recordings No. 58 (Verdi)