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Simone Stella plays Handel: Suites for harpsichord (2/2)

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Simone Stella *, Harpsichord

Handel: Suites for harpsichord (2/2)

Classical Music

Period:

Baroque (1600 - 1750)

Catalogue:

OC34B (-34)

Type of files:

WAV

Other specs:

None

Other 6 albums of Simone Stella.

Album content

Handel, George Frideric (1685–1759): Suite No. 5 in E major, HWV 430 'The Harmonious Blacksmith' (p. 1720) [4]
Handel, George Frideric (1685–1759): Suite No. 2 in F major, HWV 427 (p. 1720) [4]
Handel, George Frideric (1685–1759): Suite No. 6 in f-sharp minor, HWV 431 (p. 1720) [4]
Handel, George Frideric (1685–1759): Suite No. 3 in d minor, HWV 428 (p. 1720) [6]

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Simone Stella is certainly one of the best young Italian musicians today. His first (double) recording reveals a character that is respectful, accurate and highly musical; in a word, a mature performance. The instrument on which he plays is a brand new harpsichord built by William Horn on the model of historical Flemish harpsichord by Johannes Ruckers (Antwerp 1638).
With this recording, sound engineer, Alessandro Simonetto, has obtained an enthusiastically brilliant and weighted sound. We believe it will be a real joy for your ears.

Info:
Year of release: 2009
The recording was made at OnClassical Studio, Pove del Grappa in 2009.
Time duration: 57:40
Size: 507 Mb (in .wav files)
Original resolution: 88.2 kHz * 24 bit
Dynamic range: 13
Sound quality: *** (3 stars = maximum)
DDD

Technical cast:
Sound engineering: Alessandro Simonetto
Post-production: Simone Stella
(General) Production: OnClassical
Equipment used: Neumann mics.
Instrument(s) used: William Horn harpsichord based on J. Ruckers (Antwerp 1643)
Tuning: Alessandro Simonetto
Image on cover: Nicolaes Berchem: 'The Ford (?)' (?)
Art-work: OnClassical
Other notes: Werckmeister III

° Dynamic range (DR, see Pleasurize Music Foundation): a value expressed in dB and provided by a specific algorythm certifying a dynamic sound on the recording; best values for classical music have to be ranged between 9 and 14+.

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