HiRez Poll Dr Teleny's Incredible Plugged-in Orchestra/Ettore Stratta & the Baroque Pops - STOLEN GOODS & VIVA VIVALDI [SACD]

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Please post your thoughts and comments on this 2019 Multichannel SACD release from Dutton Vocalion, available to purchase here: https://www.duttonvocalion.co.uk/proddetail.php?prod=CDSML8552



DR. TELENY’S INCREDIBLE PLUGGED-IN ORCHESTRA • STOLEN GOODS
LP ARD1 0015 (1972) STEREO/QUADRAPHONIC

1: THE PEOPLE, YES (Chopin)REVOLUTIONARY ÉTUDE
2: LUDWIG’S GIG (Beethoven)
PASTORAL SYMPHONY: HYMN OF THANKSGIVING
3: WILD TURKEY (Mozart) TURKISH RONDO
4: RHAPSODY FROM HUNGER (Liszt) HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY NO. 2
5: SCHUBERT AND STRIPES FOREVER (Schubert)
MARCHE MILITAIRE
6: SUPERJOY (Bach) JESU, JOY OF MAN’S DESIRING
7: JOHANN SEBASTIAN ROCK (Bach) SLEEPERS AWAKE
8: WOLFGANG WIGS OUT (Mozart)
SONATA IN C: FIRST MOVEMENT
9: POWER PLAY (Chopin) POLONAISE MILITAIRE
10: KING OF KINGS (Handel) MESSIAH: HALLELUJAH CHORUS

ETTORE STRATTA & THE BAROQUE POPS • VIVA VIVALDI!
LP ARL1 0442 (1974) STEREO/ART1 0442 QUADRAPHONIC

SUITE FROM THE FOUR SEASONS
11: i SPRING
12: ii SUMMER
13: iii AUTUMN
14: iv WINTER

15: FLUTE CONCERTO IN D, OP. 10, NO. 3
16: CONCERTO IN E (L’AMOROSO): ANDANTE CON MOTO
17: GUITAR CONCERTO IN D: ADAGIO
18: GLORIA: ALLEGRO
19: MANDOLIN CONCERTO IN C: ADAGIO
20: CONCERTO GROSSO IN D MINOR: ADAGIO
21: CONCERTO IN G FOR TWO MANDOLINS: ADAGIO

Remastered from the original analogue tapes by Michael J. Dutton

Multi-ch Stereo
All tracks available in stereo and multi-channel

SA-CD
This hybrid CD can be played on any standard CD players

CDSML8552

 

[jaybird100]

"Stolen Goods" is one of my all-time favorite albums, stereo or quad. For those not familiar, it takes a tongue-in-cheek approach to some familiar classical themes, adding synthesizers, bongos, funky guitars, and other interesting instruments you don't expect to hear here. The arrangements are most entertaining, and the surround mix is very active. And get the song titles... that should give you a clue about what you're gonna hear. I used this album extensively for radio production, and it was always a hit. The "Viva Vivaldi" takes on a similar approach, although without so much of the musical whimsy. The surround mix there is also excellent. Get this disc! You won't regret it!

 

[blue.monk]

Jaybird's assessment is spot on. This disc is great fun.