Classical Express label - opinions?
Classical Express label - opinions?
I’ve got two discs from this label, Mozart: Music for Winds, which features three basset horns, and Bach: Flute Sonatas Vol. 1, which features a period-style wood flute. I find both of these recordings to be quite nice. I’m wondering what opinions others have about this label, and if there is any sort of loose consensus. My experience with Classical Express has been positive, thus far.
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Classical Express is a budget label. I first saw it at Barnes & Noble, and have also seen it at Virgin Records, where they had a small display of budget discs (a couple of bins) and a section therein of Classical Express stuff. I've seen them for between $6.99 and $7.99.
These discs are from "Harmonia Mundi USA." My Mozart was recorded in 1989 in Seattle. The Bach disc was recorded in 1990 at Skywalker Sound (!), and it does sound pretty swell. Hopefully George Lucas doesn't try to go back and digitally insert some casio synthesizer in place of the harpsichord.
These discs are from "Harmonia Mundi USA." My Mozart was recorded in 1989 in Seattle. The Bach disc was recorded in 1990 at Skywalker Sound (!), and it does sound pretty swell. Hopefully George Lucas doesn't try to go back and digitally insert some casio synthesizer in place of the harpsichord.
Ok, Gregory, were I starting a label, I would not have chosen this name, but it's the music that counts, and this stuff has been very nice indeed. In fact, I bought the second volume of the Bach flute sonatas today, and it is fantastic. I enjoy being able to find great deals on music (or wine and anything else for that matter)...it not only saves money, but makes me feel quite cunning.
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