Reinhard Goebel's Archiv box set

[vinteuil]

Because early music in the 70s, early music in the 60s broke radically with this creamy, pasty, let's just call it that as it was seen then, with this Karianesque sound...

... I like NoteGPT's spelling of Karajan

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[AuntDaisy]

... I like NoteGPT's spelling of Karajan.

Reinhard G speaks incredibly fast - NoteGPT had "mit diesem karianesken Klang".

[richardfinegold]

Thanks AD for that

[MickyD]

Aunt Daisy, you are a star! Thanks so much for this, the perfect completion to the big box!

[AuntDaisy]

Aunt Daisy, you are a star! Thanks so much for this, the perfect completion to the big box!

You're very welcome - all thanks to NoteGPT. As vinteuil already pointed out, there are bound to be some interesting (mis)translations...
I must listen to more of this lovely boxset.

[MickyD]

You're very welcome - all thanks to NoteGPT. As vinteuil already pointed out, there are bound to be some interesting (mis)translations...
I must listen to more of this lovely boxset.

It is a lovely thing to own. Having listened to it in its entirety, I think if I had to choose my personal favourites, it would be the Veracini, Heinichen and Dresden orchestral music discs. Those were the most exciting discoveries for me and I think Goebel's enthusiasm and belief in that music comes over in such a thrilling way, being beautifully played and recorded. I sometimes find his Telemann a little stiff compared to others, but that is nit-picking. What are your personal preferences?