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Hello. Hate to bicker with you....but if you will peruse the back of the actual sacd and visit the sites that sell this disc, you will notice a very small disclaimer ...

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Was out of print/stock for quite a while from MOFI. Was recently back in stock as of August 20 2024.

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This is without a doubt the definitive audio edition of this classic 80’s Yes album! I’ve been listening to this album for 40 years and it’s like listening to it for the ...

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Beethoven: Diabelli Variations - Richter

Praga Digitals Reminiscences PRD/DSD 350 061

Mono Hybrid

Classical - Instrumental

Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 31, Op. 110, Diabelli Variations, Op. 120

Sviatoslav Richter (piano)

A sophisticated program, inspired by the same muse, in which Richter demonstrated, without any posturing, what Beethoven owed to Bach. He secretly and simply summarized it, in a staggering way in Op. 101. Transcended it a few months later into a romantic piece of extraordinary intensity and progression in the Diabelli variations.

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