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  1. 58 minutes ago, Jonny said:

    Odds are the Maestro will be listening in on Classic FM. How about JWFanners attending sing ‘hope you get well soon’ to the tune of of the 5 note CE3K motif as the LSO warms up? Led by Jay of course.

     

    52 minutes ago, Mr. Breathmask said:

     

    I vote for this.

    Thanks Mr. Breathmask and all you other supporters!  I reckon we could get the whole RAH audience singing along in rondo and give the Maestro a probably much needed boost. 

     

    btw I've come thru the personal outrage of extortionate unrefundable ticket prices paid to ticket sellers of less than dubious reputation, sacrifices made, how could his management let him do this, etc etc.

     

    The likely truth, as I see it, is that the Maestro, lets face it, coming to terms with his impending mortality, took a gamble on travelling to conduct the LSO (the orchestra that launched him to worldwide acclaim) and Vienna (the hub of European orchestral culture) before the end - his bucket list if you will.  Yes he should have done this earlier, and yes I'd rather he'd not travelled and saved himself for Episode IX etc etc, but its his choice, his life, so I'm not going to criticize.

     

    The fact is that the poor guy is lying in a hospital far from home with a concert dedicated to him going on a just a stones throw away and I for one will happily swallow the (nearly) crippling expense and inconvenience (admittedly little) of joining the LSO and JW fans in the celebration. Phew.

     

    All together now: "Hope you Get Well Soon"CE3K.gif

     

     

  2. 1 hour ago, MrJosh said:

    Just listened through the CD.

     

    As others have said, the clarity of the music is amazing. It was a joy to listen to. The overall soundstage, instrument clarity/ detail, sounds wonderful. The horns sound more like horns, the strings sound more like strings, the snozberries taste like snozzberries...

     

    I've listened to the old release about 7 times maybe, but this was like hearing it all for the first time.

     

    I love the energy in the fast-paced queues. I love the feel of the bass drum in a couple tracks, love the beauty of the Vivaldi arrangement, and I really enjoy the percussion and low instrumentation in 'The Execution.'

     

    My appreciation for this score has grown considerably thanks to this release. And I'm so impressed with what Mike M was able to accomplish with this re-mastering.

    Stop it.....no don’t....omg....how fast do air mail planes fly?

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