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Super Audio CD/CD Hybrid Collection New Product Information Super Audio CD/CD hybrid Collection A milestone of Super Audio CD/CD re-mastering, bringing a new experience to all listeners - brought to you by the experience and technology of ESOTERIC. Richard Wagner Giuseppe Verdi Tristan und Isolde Otello Dramma lirico in quattro atti Staatskapelle Dresden (Libretto: Arrigo Boito / tratto dalla tragedia di Shakespeare) Rundfunkchor Leipzig Conducted by Carlos Kleiber Wiener Staatsopernchor Wiener Grossstadtkinderchor ■Product ID: ESSG-90183/85 (3 discs) ■Format: SA-CD/CD Hybrid Wiener Philharmoniker ■Label: Deutsche Grammophon ■DSD mastering / SA-CD layer: Conducted by Herbert von Karajan Stereo ■Deluxe Digipak packaging ■Product ID: ESSD-90186/87 (2 discs) ■Format: SA-CD/CD Hybrid ■Label: Decca ■DSD mastering / SA-CD layer: Stereo ■Deluxe Digipak packaging Classical masterpiece collection ESOTERIC equipment used for re-mastering The reissue of classical music The criterion of re-mastering is to faithfully capture the quality of masterpieces by ESOTERIC has the original master. ESOTERIC’s flag ship D/A converters, attracted a lot of attention, both for model D-01VU, Rubidium master clock generator model its uncompromising commitment Grandioso G1 and ESOTERIC MEXCEL interconnect cables to recreating the original master and power cords, were all used for this re-mastering session. sound, and for using hybrid Super This combination of highly advanced technology greatly Audio CD (SACD) technology to contributed to capturing the high quality sound of the original improve sound quality. This series master. marks the first hybrid SACD release of historical recording selections that have been mainstays of the catalog since their initial release. These new audio versions feature ESOTERIC’s proprietary re-mastering process to achieve Motoaki Ohmachi the highest level of sound quality. SA-CD/CD project chief producer ESOTERIC COMPANY Experience by yourself… Experience the legendary performance in this new Super Audio CD/CD format. Not only for new followers, but also for well experienced followers of these recorded materials. All will be equally impressed by the “soul” hidden within the notes, but never before found in previously released recordings in any format. Tristan René Kollo (Tenor) König Marke Kurt Moll (Bass) Isolde Margaret Price (Soprano) Kurwenal Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (Baritone) Melot Werner Götz (Tenor) Brangäne Brigitte Fassbaender (Alto) Ein Hirt Anton Dermota (Tenor) Ein Steuermann Wolfgang Hellmich (Baritone) Ein junger Seemann Eberhard Büchner (Tenor) Sung in German Chorus Master: Gerhard Richter Coproduction with VEB Deutsche Schallplatten Berlin/DDR Executive Producer: Dr. Hans Hirsch Recording Producer: Werner Mayer Tonmeister (Balance Engineer): Karl-August Naegler Recorded: August & October 1980, February & April 1981, February & April 1982 Dresden, Lukas-Kirche Re-mastering: Producer: Motoaki Ohmachi (ESOTERIC COMPANY) Richard Wagner Mastering Engineer: Kazuie Sugimoto (JVC Mastering Tristan und Isolde Center Daikanyama Studio) Staatskapelle Dresden Rundfunkchor Leipzig Conducted by Carlos Kleiber Otello Mario del Monaco (Tenor) Desdemona Renata Tebaldi (Soprano) Jago Aldo Protti (Baritone) Cassio Nello Romanato (Tenor) Emilia Ana Raquel Satre (Mezzo-Soprano) Lodovico Fernando Corena (Bass) Montano Tom Krause (Baritone) Roderigo Athos Cesarini (Tenor) Un araldo Libero Arbace (Bass) Sung in Italian Recording Producers: John Culshaw & Christopher Raeburn Recording Engineer: Gordon Parry Recorded: May 1961, Vienna, Sofiensaal Re-mastering: Producer: Motoaki Ohmachi (ESOTERIC COMPANY) Mastering Engineer: Kazuie Sugimoto (JVC Mastering Center Daikanyama Studio) Giuseppe Verdi Otello Dramma lirico in quattro atti (Libretto: Arrigo Boito / tratto dalla tragedia di Shakespeare) Wiener Staatsopernchor Wiener Grossstadtkinderchor Wiener Philharmoniker Conducted by Herbert von Karajan Please note that ESOTERIC products are available at limited distributors in respective countries. ESOTERIC is a trademark of TEAC Corporation, ESOTERIC COMPANY registered in the U.S. and other countries. “Super Audio CD” and “DSD” are registered trademarks. Other company names and product names in this document are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. ©2018 TEAC Corporation. All Rights Reserved. 47 Ochiai 1-chome, Tama-shi, All text, images, graphics and other materials on this catalogue are subject to the copyright and other intellectual property rights of TEAC Corporation. Tokyo 206-8530, Japan These materials shall not directly or indirectly be published, reproduced, modified or distributed in any medium. Design and specifications are subject to www.esoteric.jp/ change without notice. .
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