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Jack Stamp, The Keystone Wind Ensemble - Cloudsplitter (2021) [Hi-Res]

Jack Stamp, The Keystone Wind Ensemble - Cloudsplitter (2021) [Hi-Res]
  • Title: Cloudsplitter
  • Year Of Release: 2000
  • Label: Citadel - Mafy
  • Genre: Classical
  • Quality: 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC; 24-bit/44.1kHz FLAC
  • Total Time: 00:56:14
  • Total Size: 233; 517 MB
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The Keystone Wind Ensemble performing the World Premiere Recording of Jack Stamp's Cloudsplitter! 24-bit Digital Recording!

Citadel recordings were recorded with minimal mikes and special equipment by noted engineer Bruce Leek and are performed by The Keystone Wind Ensemble, conducted by Jack Stamp. Audiophiles who cherish the late '50s and early '60s Mercury Living Presence LPs of The Eastman Wind Ensemble conducted by Frederic Fennell will know (or want to know) about this similar block-buster series - all digitally recorded in 20 or 24 bit!

Musicians:
Keystone Wind Ensemble
Jack Stamp, conductor

Tracklist:
1 01. Jack Stamp - Cloudsplitter Fanfare (01:13)
1 02. Jack Stamp - Pastime (04:30)
1 03. Jack Stamp - With Trump And Wing (07:30)
1 04. Jack Stamp - Ere The World Began To Be (04:40)
1 05. Jack Stamp - Aloft! (01:51)
1 06. Jack Stamp - Prayer And Jubilation (06:55)
1 07. Jack Stamp - In Final Obedience (09:33)
1 08. Jack Stamp - Held Still In Quick Of Grace (04:17)
1 09. Jack Stamp - Fanfare - Sinfonia (02:03)
1 10. Jack Stamp - Variations On A Bach Chorale: I. Fanfare / Chorale (02:27)
1 11. Jack Stamp - Variations On A Bach Chorale: II. Cantus Firmus (01:47)
1 12. Jack Stamp - Variations On A Bach Chorale: III. Recitative (03:05)
1 13. Jack Stamp - Variations On A Bach Chorale: IV. Fugue And Final Chorale (02:07)
1 14. Jack Stamp - As If Morning Might Arrive (04:10)

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  • psilver
  •  wrote in 00:21
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It's nice to see great audio engineering given the respect it deserves in the form of high-resolution remastering!

I recall that even in the early days of CD's, some of Bruce Leek's recordings were actually remastered after only a few years by Klavier Records, who recognized that the excellent inherent quality of the recordings was good enough to benefit from improved technology.

Thanks!