Mahler Symphony No. 9 - Bruno Walter Columbia Symphony Orchestra PCM 24/192 Arthur Grumiaux (Piano)

Arthur Grumiaux (Piano)

both through this ensemble and his other endeavors

Sourced from EMI Original pressingAnalog: Transferred using a VPI - HW-40 Anniversary Direct Drive Turntable - Cartridge used Ortofon MC Anna - Merrill Jens Phono PreampDigital: Merging Hapi Analog to Digital Converter clocked by an Antelope Audio 10MX Atomic ClockPower Conditioning: Shunyata Research Everest 8000 for analog componentsShunyata Research Triton and Typhon for digital componentsAll components grounded to Shunyata ALTAIRA Hubs

many of RCA’s great stereo recordings made prior to 1958 were issued on the legendary Living Stereo record label

Lou Levy - piano

Mahler Symphony No. 9 - Bruno Walter Columbia Symphony Orchestra PCM 24/192 Arthur Grumiaux (Piano)Mahler Symphony No. 9 in D major, performed by Bruno Walter conducting the Columbia Symphony Orchestra, is one of the most significant and historically important recordings of Mahler's final symphony. Recorded in 1961, it is regarded as a profound and emotional interpretation of one of Mahlers most complex and introspective works. This performance has become a touchstone for many Mahler enthusiasts and scholars because it offers emotional depth,