Credits:

Herbert Von Karajan,Edith Mathis,Michel Schwalbe,Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra

Description:

I can see the sound! It moves! The world first heard another dimension of quality, SA-CD - SHM specification. The body is made of SHM material with excellent transparency and fluidity. The ultimate Super Audio CD series, which employs the single-layer (2ch) method that brings out the true characteristics of DSD. This disc is exclusively for SA-CD compatible players. It is a disc for SA-CD compatible players only, and cannot be played on ordinary CD players. Symphony No. 4 is the smallest of Mahler's symphonies and is characterized by its lightness and delicacy. The music of Karajan and the Berlin Philharmonic overwhelms the listener with its sumptuous and magnificent sound, but on this disc, the opposite is true, with a delicate, chamber music that radiates a different charm. Edith Mathis' tender and compassionate singing in the fourth movement is also not to be missed. The latest DSD master, produced in 2018 at Emil Berliner Studios in Germany from Deutsche Grammophon's original analog masters. Japan original project. Paper-jacketed edition. Karajan Campaign 2018. [Edith Mathis (soprano), Michel Schwalbe (violin), Berliner Philharmoniker, Herbert von Karajan, conductor, recorded January 22 and February 24, 1979 at the Philharmonie, Berlin