The Great Pianists Masters Of The Piano Roll
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The Great Pianists: Masters of the Piano Roll – Volume 6 (DSPRCD022) is a Dal Segno CD dedicated to the pianist-composer Eugène d'Albert. The disc presents digital transfers of early 20th-century piano-roll performances originally made for reproducing pianos (Ampico, Duo‑Art, Welte Mignon).
The Great Pianists: Masters of the Piano Roll – Volume 6 (DSPRCD022) is a Dal Segno CD dedicated to the pianist-composer Eugène d'Albert. The disc presents digital transfers of early 20th-century piano-roll performances originally made for reproducing pianos (Ampico, Duo‑Art, Welte Mignon).
Pros
- Preserves historical performances from original piano rolls, offering direct access to early 20th‑century pianistic practices.
- Transfers capture reproducing‑piano details (pedalling and dynamic indications present on many Welte/Ampico/Duo‑Art rolls).
- Preserves historical performances from original piano rolls, offering direct access to early 20th‑century pianistic practices.
- Transfers capture reproducing‑piano details (pedalling and dynamic indications present on many Welte/Ampico/Duo‑Art rolls).
- Substantial single‑disc running time (~74 minutes) with a varied repertoire centered on d'Albert.
- Published as part of Dal Segno's Masters of the Piano Roll series with catalogue number DSPRCD022.
Cons
- −Audio character reflects the limits and artefacts of roll‑to‑digital transfers; fidelity and timing can differ from conventional acoustic studio recordings.
- −Sound quality and consistency may vary track to track because of the original roll sources and transfer process.
- −Audio character reflects the limits and artefacts of roll‑to‑digital transfers; fidelity and timing can differ from conventional acoustic studio recordings.
- −Sound quality and consistency may vary track to track because of the original roll sources and transfer process.
- −Listeners seeking modern high‑fidelity studio sound may find the mechanical‑origin timbre unfamiliar.
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