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Posted By : WellIThink | Date : 01 Jun 2008 07:05:00 | Comments : 77



The Beatles - Discography (41 Albums)
MP3@320Kbps | Remastered by Dr. Ebbetts
41 Albums | 614 Tracks | TT 1:03:48:51 | iTunes-compliant tags | 4.2 GB

“Dr. Ebbetts specializes in releasing digital remasterings from long-deleted and hard-to-obtain vinyl records, particularly issues from the audiophile Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs (MFSL) label. Although the Ebbetts catalogue has many artists, it is most known for Beatles CDs transferred from the best quality MFSL releases, US releases and mono vinyl sources. While lables like Millenium, BEAT, Mirror Spock and Fabulous Sound Labs (FSL) also issue 'needle drops' of Beatles vinyl, Dr. Ebbetts is regarded by many audiophiles as being the highest quality. For those interested in the technical, one source close to the Dr says that Ebbetts says that he uses no noise reduction and that there's no magic formula...just a good ear and patience.”
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Music.... The Universal Language I (10 CDs)

Posted By : WellIThink | Date : 23 Oct 2007 10:59:00 | Comments : 11
Music... The Universal Language I

Music... The Universal Language I (10 CDs)
2004 | APE + CUE, Booklet | 10 CDs 2.3 GB (Booklet 72 MB)

“We're talking the mid-1950s when Germany was working her fingers to the bone and trying to reconcile herself with a huge collective guilt. Musical standards were uncommonly high and DG's chosen selections attest to the highest levels of care and devotion. Rehearsals were plentiful, stretching to 22 hours spread over six days for Igor Markevitch's Berlin Philharmonic "Symphonie fantastique". Few versions have married temperament and formal argument as successfully, the sudden rushes of adrenalin used to intensify rather than distort Berlioz's endless melodic lines. Some of these recordings have been hugely influential, Furtwängler's passionate yet malleable Schumann No. 4 for example. Jochum's Mozart is supplemented by his deeply devotional and occasionally raging Bruckner Ninth, while in addition to Berlioz, Markevitch offers us perceptive early Schubert (the sorrowful opening of the Fourth is unforgettable) and Bizet's witty suite "Jeux d'entfants". There's a slowbreathing Beethoven Second under Kurt Sanderling, a stolid pairing of Symphonies Nos. 5 and 7 and a beefy Brahms Second from Karl Böhm, and a thoughtful trio of Haydn symphonies (Nos. 44, 94 and 98) under Ferenc Fricsay. But the gem of the collection, where pondered musicianship and painstaking preparation reach the same exalted goal, is Fritz Lehmann's selection from Schubert's "Rosamunde" . . . It's style through and through -- as music, performance and presentation, a superb production, hopefully to be followed by a second volume.
Record Review / Rob Cowan, Independent (London)
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Johann Sebastian Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Ed. (171 CDs)

Posted By : WellIThink | Date : 05 Oct 2007 06:30:00 | Comments : 389
Bach Complete Works

Johann Sebastian Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie
2000 | APE + CUE | Booklets, Front Covers: 143 MB | 171 CDs: 51 GB

“A very different set than Teldec's Bach 2000. The Hanssler Bachakademie, supervised by Helmut Rilling, is not HIP (historic instruments performance). The orchestras are warm and lush (but not huge). The soloists are, in general, extraordinary. The tempos are sane. Hanssler has included fragments of some incomplete BWV's that are not included in the Teldec set; a minor plus but appealing. I found I preferred these traditional instruments and the daring using of forte-piano in place of harpsichord on a few of the recordings (flute sonatas). Highlights for me are The Well-Tempered Clavier Books 1 and 2, Musical Offering, Flute Sonatas, The Motets. I also found I prefer these Cantatas recordings to any other, including the new Koopman, Suzuki and the well-known Leonhart-Harnoncourt. While not the newest recordings, the sound is warmer which I prefer to the new state-of-the-art HIP recordings. Although most of the Cantatas are older recordings, much of the Hanssler Bachakademie edition is newly recorded for this project and the sound is consistent and excellent.
Jan Hanford, J.S. Bach Home Page
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Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 42

Posted By : WellIThink | Date : 04 Oct 2007 02:22:00 | Comments : 6
Bach Complete Works Vol 42

Bach Complete Works 172

Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 42
Lute, Flute, Viola da Gamba & Cembalo
Vol. 42: 4 CDs | 2000 | APE + CUE | Booklets: 136 MB | 1 GB

“A very different set than Teldec's Bach 2000. The Hanssler Bachakademie, supervised by Helmut Rilling, is not HIP (historic instruments performance). The orchestras are warm and lush (but not huge). The soloists are, in general, extraordinary. The tempos are sane. Hanssler has included fragments of some incomplete BWV's that are not included in the Teldec set; a minor plus but appealing. I found I preferred these traditional instruments and the daring using of forte-piano in place of harpsichord on a few of the recordings (flute sonatas). Highlights for me are The Well-Tempered Clavier Books 1 and 2, Musical Offering, Flute Sonatas, The Motets. I also found I prefer these Cantatas recordings to any other, including the new Koopman, Suzuki and the well-known Leonhart-Harnoncourt. While not the newest recordings, the sound is warmer which I prefer to the new state-of-the-art HIP recordings. Although most of the Cantatas are older recordings, much of the Hanssler Bachakademie edition is newly recorded for this project and the sound is consistent and excellent.
Jan Hanford, J.S. Bach Home Page
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Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 41

Posted By : WellIThink | Date : 03 Oct 2007 01:47:00 | Comments : 4
Bach Complete Works Vol 41

Bach Complete Works 172

Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 41
Chello solo, Violin solo
Vol. 41: 4 CDs | 2000 | APE + CUE | Booklets: 136 MB | 1.2 GB

“A very different set than Teldec's Bach 2000. The Hanssler Bachakademie, supervised by Helmut Rilling, is not HIP (historic instruments performance). The orchestras are warm and lush (but not huge). The soloists are, in general, extraordinary. The tempos are sane. Hanssler has included fragments of some incomplete BWV's that are not included in the Teldec set; a minor plus but appealing. I found I preferred these traditional instruments and the daring using of forte-piano in place of harpsichord on a few of the recordings (flute sonatas). Highlights for me are The Well-Tempered Clavier Books 1 and 2, Musical Offering, Flute Sonatas, The Motets. I also found I prefer these Cantatas recordings to any other, including the new Koopman, Suzuki and the well-known Leonhart-Harnoncourt. While not the newest recordings, the sound is warmer which I prefer to the new state-of-the-art HIP recordings. Although most of the Cantatas are older recordings, much of the Hanssler Bachakademie edition is newly recorded for this project and the sound is consistent and excellent.
Jan Hanford, J.S. Bach Home Page
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Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 40

Posted By : WellIThink | Date : 02 Oct 2007 02:53:00 | Comments : 6
Bach Complete Works Vol 40

Bach Complete Works 172

Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 40
Cembalo Concertos
Vol. 40: 4 CDs | 2000 | APE + CUE | Booklets: 136 MB | 1.5 GB

“A very different set than Teldec's Bach 2000. The Hanssler Bachakademie, supervised by Helmut Rilling, is not HIP (historic instruments performance). The orchestras are warm and lush (but not huge). The soloists are, in general, extraordinary. The tempos are sane. Hanssler has included fragments of some incomplete BWV's that are not included in the Teldec set; a minor plus but appealing. I found I preferred these traditional instruments and the daring using of forte-piano in place of harpsichord on a few of the recordings (flute sonatas). Highlights for me are The Well-Tempered Clavier Books 1 and 2, Musical Offering, Flute Sonatas, The Motets. I also found I prefer these Cantatas recordings to any other, including the new Koopman, Suzuki and the well-known Leonhart-Harnoncourt. While not the newest recordings, the sound is warmer which I prefer to the new state-of-the-art HIP recordings. Although most of the Cantatas are older recordings, much of the Hanssler Bachakademie edition is newly recorded for this project and the sound is consistent and excellent.
Jan Hanford, J.S. Bach Home Page
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Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 39

Posted By : WellIThink | Date : 01 Oct 2007 02:53:00 | Comments : 5
Bach Complete Works Vol 39

Bach Complete Works 172

Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 39
Works for Violin
Vol. 39: 4 CDs | 2000 | APE + CUE | Booklets: 136 MB | 1.3 GB

“A very different set than Teldec's Bach 2000. The Hanssler Bachakademie, supervised by Helmut Rilling, is not HIP (historic instruments performance). The orchestras are warm and lush (but not huge). The soloists are, in general, extraordinary. The tempos are sane. Hanssler has included fragments of some incomplete BWV's that are not included in the Teldec set; a minor plus but appealing. I found I preferred these traditional instruments and the daring using of forte-piano in place of harpsichord on a few of the recordings (flute sonatas). Highlights for me are The Well-Tempered Clavier Books 1 and 2, Musical Offering, Flute Sonatas, The Motets. I also found I prefer these Cantatas recordings to any other, including the new Koopman, Suzuki and the well-known Leonhart-Harnoncourt. While not the newest recordings, the sound is warmer which I prefer to the new state-of-the-art HIP recordings. Although most of the Cantatas are older recordings, much of the Hanssler Bachakademie edition is newly recorded for this project and the sound is consistent and excellent.
Jan Hanford, J.S. Bach Home Page
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Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 38

Posted By : WellIThink | Date : 28 Sep 2007 03:30:00 | Comments : 5
Bach Complete Works Vol 38

Bach Complete Works 172

Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 38
Brandenburg Concertos BWV 1046-1051 - Orchestral Suites BWV 1066-1069
Vol. 38: 4 CDs | 2000 | APE + CUE | Booklets: 136 MB | 929 MB

“A very different set than Teldec's Bach 2000. The Hanssler Bachakademie, supervised by Helmut Rilling, is not HIP (historic instruments performance). The orchestras are warm and lush (but not huge). The soloists are, in general, extraordinary. The tempos are sane. Hanssler has included fragments of some incomplete BWV's that are not included in the Teldec set; a minor plus but appealing. I found I preferred these traditional instruments and the daring using of forte-piano in place of harpsichord on a few of the recordings (flute sonatas). Highlights for me are The Well-Tempered Clavier Books 1 and 2, Musical Offering, Flute Sonatas, The Motets. I also found I prefer these Cantatas recordings to any other, including the new Koopman, Suzuki and the well-known Leonhart-Harnoncourt. While not the newest recordings, the sound is warmer which I prefer to the new state-of-the-art HIP recordings. Although most of the Cantatas are older recordings, much of the Hanssler Bachakademie edition is newly recorded for this project and the sound is consistent and excellent.
Jan Hanford, J.S. Bach Home Page
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Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 37

Posted By : WellIThink | Date : 27 Sep 2007 04:32:00 | Comments : 3
Bach Complete Works Vol 37

Bach Complete Works 172

Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 37
Six Partitas BWV 825-830 - The Art of Fugue BWV 1080
Vol. 37: 4 CDs | 2000 | APE + CUE | Booklets: 136 MB | 1.6 GB

“A very different set than Teldec's Bach 2000. The Hanssler Bachakademie, supervised by Helmut Rilling, is not HIP (historic instruments performance). The orchestras are warm and lush (but not huge). The soloists are, in general, extraordinary. The tempos are sane. Hanssler has included fragments of some incomplete BWV's that are not included in the Teldec set; a minor plus but appealing. I found I preferred these traditional instruments and the daring using of forte-piano in place of harpsichord on a few of the recordings (flute sonatas). Highlights for me are The Well-Tempered Clavier Books 1 and 2, Musical Offering, Flute Sonatas, The Motets. I also found I prefer these Cantatas recordings to any other, including the new Koopman, Suzuki and the well-known Leonhart-Harnoncourt. While not the newest recordings, the sound is warmer which I prefer to the new state-of-the-art HIP recordings. Although most of the Cantatas are older recordings, much of the Hanssler Bachakademie edition is newly recorded for this project and the sound is consistent and excellent.
Jan Hanford, J.S. Bach Home Page
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Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 36

Posted By : WellIThink | Date : 26 Sep 2007 04:34:00 | Comments : 5
Bach Complete Works Vol 36

Bach Complete Works 172

Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 36
Keyboard Works
Vol. 36: 4 CDs | 2000 | APE + CUE | Booklets: 136 MB | 1.9 GB

“A very different set than Teldec's Bach 2000. The Hanssler Bachakademie, supervised by Helmut Rilling, is not HIP (historic instruments performance). The orchestras are warm and lush (but not huge). The soloists are, in general, extraordinary. The tempos are sane. Hanssler has included fragments of some incomplete BWV's that are not included in the Teldec set; a minor plus but appealing. I found I preferred these traditional instruments and the daring using of forte-piano in place of harpsichord on a few of the recordings (flute sonatas). Highlights for me are The Well-Tempered Clavier Books 1 and 2, Musical Offering, Flute Sonatas, The Motets. I also found I prefer these Cantatas recordings to any other, including the new Koopman, Suzuki and the well-known Leonhart-Harnoncourt. While not the newest recordings, the sound is warmer which I prefer to the new state-of-the-art HIP recordings. Although most of the Cantatas are older recordings, much of the Hanssler Bachakademie edition is newly recorded for this project and the sound is consistent and excellent.
Jan Hanford, J.S. Bach Home Page
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Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 35

Posted By : WellIThink | Date : 25 Sep 2007 03:51:00 | Comments : 3
Bach Complete Works Vol 35

Bach Complete Works 172

Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 35
Klavierbüchlein
Vol. 35: 4 CDs | 2000 | APE + CUE | Booklets: 136 MB | 1.4 GB

“A very different set than Teldec's Bach 2000. The Hanssler Bachakademie, supervised by Helmut Rilling, is not HIP (historic instruments performance). The orchestras are warm and lush (but not huge). The soloists are, in general, extraordinary. The tempos are sane. Hanssler has included fragments of some incomplete BWV's that are not included in the Teldec set; a minor plus but appealing. I found I preferred these traditional instruments and the daring using of forte-piano in place of harpsichord on a few of the recordings (flute sonatas). Highlights for me are The Well-Tempered Clavier Books 1 and 2, Musical Offering, Flute Sonatas, The Motets. I also found I prefer these Cantatas recordings to any other, including the new Koopman, Suzuki and the well-known Leonhart-Harnoncourt. While not the newest recordings, the sound is warmer which I prefer to the new state-of-the-art HIP recordings. Although most of the Cantatas are older recordings, much of the Hanssler Bachakademie edition is newly recorded for this project and the sound is consistent and excellent.
Jan Hanford, J.S. Bach Home Page
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Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 34

Posted By : WellIThink | Date : 24 Sep 2007 03:46:00 | Comments : 4
Bach Complete Works Vol 34

Bach Complete Works 172

Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 34
English & French Suites
Vol. 34: 4 CDs | 2000 | APE + CUE | Booklets: 136 MB | 683 MB

“A very different set than Teldec's Bach 2000. The Hanssler Bachakademie, supervised by Helmut Rilling, is not HIP (historic instruments performance). The orchestras are warm and lush (but not huge). The soloists are, in general, extraordinary. The tempos are sane. Hanssler has included fragments of some incomplete BWV's that are not included in the Teldec set; a minor plus but appealing. I found I preferred these traditional instruments and the daring using of forte-piano in place of harpsichord on a few of the recordings (flute sonatas). Highlights for me are The Well-Tempered Clavier Books 1 and 2, Musical Offering, Flute Sonatas, The Motets. I also found I prefer these Cantatas recordings to any other, including the new Koopman, Suzuki and the well-known Leonhart-Harnoncourt. While not the newest recordings, the sound is warmer which I prefer to the new state-of-the-art HIP recordings. Although most of the Cantatas are older recordings, much of the Hanssler Bachakademie edition is newly recorded for this project and the sound is consistent and excellent.
Jan Hanford, J.S. Bach Home Page
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Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 33

Posted By : WellIThink | Date : 22 Sep 2007 03:14:00 | Comments : 6
Bach Complete Works Vol 33

Bach Complete Works 172

Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 33
The Well-Tempered Clavier
Vol. 33: 4 CDs | 2000 | APE + CUE | Booklets: 136 MB | 1.3 GB

“A very different set than Teldec's Bach 2000. The Hanssler Bachakademie, supervised by Helmut Rilling, is not HIP (historic instruments performance). The orchestras are warm and lush (but not huge). The soloists are, in general, extraordinary. The tempos are sane. Hanssler has included fragments of some incomplete BWV's that are not included in the Teldec set; a minor plus but appealing. I found I preferred these traditional instruments and the daring using of forte-piano in place of harpsichord on a few of the recordings (flute sonatas). Highlights for me are The Well-Tempered Clavier Books 1 and 2, Musical Offering, Flute Sonatas, The Motets. I also found I prefer these Cantatas recordings to any other, including the new Koopman, Suzuki and the well-known Leonhart-Harnoncourt. While not the newest recordings, the sound is warmer which I prefer to the new state-of-the-art HIP recordings. Although most of the Cantatas are older recordings, much of the Hanssler Bachakademie edition is newly recorded for this project and the sound is consistent and excellent.
Jan Hanford, J.S. Bach Home Page
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Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 32

Posted By : WellIThink | Date : 21 Sep 2007 04:28:00 | Comments : 5
Bach Complete Works Vol 32

Bach Complete Works 172

Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 32
Keyboard works
Vol. 32: 4 CDs | 2000 | APE + CUE | Booklets: 136 MB | 1.4 GB

“A very different set than Teldec's Bach 2000. The Hanssler Bachakademie, supervised by Helmut Rilling, is not HIP (historic instruments performance). The orchestras are warm and lush (but not huge). The soloists are, in general, extraordinary. The tempos are sane. Hanssler has included fragments of some incomplete BWV's that are not included in the Teldec set; a minor plus but appealing. I found I preferred these traditional instruments and the daring using of forte-piano in place of harpsichord on a few of the recordings (flute sonatas). Highlights for me are The Well-Tempered Clavier Books 1 and 2, Musical Offering, Flute Sonatas, The Motets. I also found I prefer these Cantatas recordings to any other, including the new Koopman, Suzuki and the well-known Leonhart-Harnoncourt. While not the newest recordings, the sound is warmer which I prefer to the new state-of-the-art HIP recordings. Although most of the Cantatas are older recordings, much of the Hanssler Bachakademie edition is newly recorded for this project and the sound is consistent and excellent.
Jan Hanford, J.S. Bach Home Page
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Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 31

Posted By : WellIThink | Date : 20 Sep 2007 02:25:00 | Comments : 8
Bach Complete Works Vol 31

Bach Complete Works 172

Bach: Complete Works - Hänssler Edition Bachakademie - Vol. 31
Piano (Evgeni Koroliov)
Vol. 31: 4 CDs | 2000 | APE + CUE | Booklets: 136 MB | 802 MB

“A very different set than Teldec's Bach 2000. The Hanssler Bachakademie, supervised by Helmut Rilling, is not HIP (historic instruments performance). The orchestras are warm and lush (but not huge). The soloists are, in general, extraordinary. The tempos are sane. Hanssler has included fragments of some incomplete BWV's that are not included in the Teldec set; a minor plus but appealing. I found I preferred these traditional instruments and the daring using of forte-piano in place of harpsichord on a few of the recordings (flute sonatas). Highlights for me are The Well-Tempered Clavier Books 1 and 2, Musical Offering, Flute Sonatas, The Motets. I also found I prefer these Cantatas recordings to any other, including the new Koopman, Suzuki and the well-known Leonhart-Harnoncourt. While not the newest recordings, the sound is warmer which I prefer to the new state-of-the-art HIP recordings. Although most of the Cantatas are older recordings, much of the Hanssler Bachakademie edition is newly recorded for this project and the sound is consistent and excellent.
Jan Hanford, J.S. Bach Home Page
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