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They are both the same Richard "Ben" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > A couple of months ago, I bought Karl Böhm's oft-recommended 1966 > recording of Tristan and Isolde. However, I couldn't help but notice > that the orchestra screws up badly during the prelude. For example, > the violins are too loud, and there is way too much vibrato. I haven't > read anything about this, but the Penguin Guide hinted at it by saying > that the orchestra "isn't always immaculate." > > However, I'm wondering if there was just something wrong with the CD. > The recording I own is the 1992 Philips, not the more commonly owned > 1997 DG. Is there a difference?
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