A masterpiece from 1972, a culmination of overwhelming energy.
The dramatic sounds produced by using actual cannons from the American Civil War era draw listeners into a whirlwind of excitement.
Known as an excellent analog recording, this piece features a powerful sound from the Los Angeles Philharmonic under Mehta's direction, with rich strings and robust brass, and the rich mid-to-low frequency range enhances the dramatic nature of the works. In "1812 Overture," real cannons and carillons are placed three-dimensionally, creating an overwhelming sense of scale. Meanwhile, in "Romeo and Juliet," lyricism and passion intertwine vividly, leaving a strong impression with the bold interpretation of the young Mehta.
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"1812" Overture, Op. 49
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"Romeo And Juliet" - Fantasy Overture
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Conductor - Zubin Mehta
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Engineer - Gordon Parry
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Orchestra - The Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
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Producer - Ray Minshull
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Composed By - Tchaikovsky
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Engineer - Jimmy Lock