This is one of only two existing large-scale orchestral albums that was recorded and mixed in Pure DSD 256. Homeland – also from Eudora Records – was met with high critical acclaim.
Available in Stereo & 5 Channel Surround Sound Pure DSD 256, DSD 128, DSD 64 plus Stereo DSD 512 and DXD 32bit.
Still a neglected work, Julián Orbón’s Partita No. 4 for piano and orchestra is one of the most important piano and orchestra works from the Spanish repertoire, and receives here a superb performance from Noelia Rodiles and the Oviedo Filarmonía under Lucas Macías’ baton.
The album is completed with the first recording of Manuel Martínez Burgos’ concerto for piano and orchestra, Cloches. Based on the expressive possibilities of bells, and composed after the spectral analysis of different bells from all over Europe,
‘Cloches’ proposes a spiritual and magical voyage that ends with a frenetic and exciting movement, an exuberant and brilliantly scored finale for a fantastic album!
Noelia Rodiles, Piano
Oviedo Filarmonía
Lucas Macías, Conductor
Tracklist
Please note that the below previews are loaded as 44.1 kHz / 16 bit.Total time: 00:48:13
Additional information
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| SKU | EUDDR2406 |
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| DSD Mastering | Tom Caulfield |
| Gear Used | Sonodore LDM-54 & RCM-402, Pearl, Samar Audio, Schoeps &Neumann microphones; Merging Horus microphone preamplifier and AD/DA converter; Pyramix Workstation; Hifiman headphones; Dutch & Dutch 8c speakers |
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| Producer & Recording Engineer | Gonzalo Noqué |
| Recording Location | August 23-25, 2023 & January 31-February 2, 2024, Auditorio Príncipe Felipe, Oviedo, Spain |
| Release Date | May 3, 2024 |
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