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Old 10-09-2020, 03:45 PM
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Default Respighi Suite for Strings and Organ

Had this on Sirius in my car earlier today and thought it would really sound superb in my main listening room. Can anyone familiar with this work recommend a particularly exemplary recording of this composition?

Obviously it needs to be reasonably attainable, so not an out of print version from 50 years ago please.

Anyone...?
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I like this one in quite good multichannel/DSD but it is out of print.

You might try the FLAC download.
https://www.prestomusic.com/classica...-g-major-et-al
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I like this one in quite good multichannel/DSD but it is out of print.

You might try the FLAC download.
https://www.prestomusic.com/classica...-g-major-et-al
Thanks Kal. I found a regular CD (used) version on discogs for $5. Same conductor and same label.

It seems the Pines and Fountains of Rome are everywhere, but this one was a tougher nut.
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On Tidal. You mentioned how one can go without cd or records? Roon, Tidal, Qobuz and the whole world of music is within your reach for instant enjoyment. Streaming...
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On Tidal. You mentioned how one can go without cd or records? Roon, Tidal, Qobuz and the whole world of music is within your reach for instant enjoyment. Streaming...
Are you trying to drag me down to the dark side Darth,...err Serge...

The "Force" is strong within me.
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Are you trying to drag me down to the dark side Darth,...err Serge...

The "Force" is strong within me.
You are only missing out on the biggest music library in the world.
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Tidal alone has 60,000,000 songs. If each song was only a minute long, it would take 124 years of non stop listening.
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Tidal alone has 60,000,000 songs. If each song was only a minute long, it would take 124 years of non stop listening.
Yes, but as I understand it, the components necessary to stream from these large libraries can come at quite a cost and I'm on a budget these days. And I have another hobby/addiction that eats up cash.
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Yes, but as I understand it, the components necessary to stream from these large libraries can come at quite a cost and I'm on a budget these days. And I have another hobby/addiction that eats up cash.

2K will get you already very far Freddie!

(Not Darth either! )

You have a good DAC already, so a (very) decent streamer will get you there.
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