Miklos Rozsa was one of only a handful of 20th. Century film score composers who also wrote equally brilliant works for concert hall performance. Three of the works presented here were recorded by Rozsa in Germany for American Decca nearly a decade earlier. This 1965 RCA release, recorded in Italy, adds the Notturno Ungherese (also, the Overture to A Symphony Concert was recorded in a newer revised version with an “a” added to its opus number.) The source for this download was a DSD archived original 1960s Red Seal LP. In addition, to bring the program to CD length, the premiere recording of Rozsa’s Violin Concerto, recorded by RCA in 1956 with Jascha Heifetz as soloist with the Dallas Symphony conducted by Walter Hendl, is included, remastered from a superior 4 track reel tape. In my opinion, the performances on this download are definitive for these works and the mid-1960s Dynagroove RCA “Living Stereo” is truly spectacular even by today’s standards.

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Thank you a whole lot for this awesome share!

Even more Rozsa goodness! Thanks! :D

thank you Steve

Thank you

Thank you for the gift.

Thank you steviefromalaska for posting more RCA Living Stereo recordings especially this one from the great Miklos Rozsa.

Thank you very much

Thank you for this album !!

Very thanks !!!

Oh man, what a gem, Billion thanks!

Rozsa and Living Stereo - a match made in Heaven! Many thanks.

Thanks!

Excellent!
Thank you for your great work!

Thank you for this and all your great uploads!!!

Thanks for the Rosza concert works from the Living Stereo series!

Another intriguing share...thank you. :)

Awesome!

thanks stevie

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Awesome! Many thanks! ;)

Thank you share!

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Yet another fabulous share, Stevie. The orchestral pieces sound wonderful - you had done a great job in obtaining the clarity in the recordings. The download is made even more outstanding with your generous inclusion of Heifetz's first recording of the Violin Concerto. Stunning all round and a very good companion to your earlier transfer of Thief & Jungle. Better than a chocolate Easter Egg!

thanks.;!!

Wonderful!!!

Awesome share, stevie. You put a lot of work into all of your cover art. Any chance of a higher resolution of the front cover?

Awesome share, stevie. You put a lot of work into all of your cover art. Any chance of a higher resolution of the front cover?

Yes, here is a link to a zip of the HiRez Cover Art, which can be opened and printed in Photoshop or any other imaging program.

https://mega.nz/#!P0MwhJ4B!pSjG05TXqqSKNzTy47ogoi-5Mvd2ARNUMMUp5EE1q-U

Many thanks!

as an enthusiast rozsist I can only thank you for your work and generosity

Thanks to the maestro and you!

Yes, here is a link to a zip of the HiRez Cover Art, which can be opened and printed in Photoshop or any other imaging program.

https://mega.nz/#!P0MwhJ4B!pSjG05TXqqSKNzTy47ogoi-5Mvd2ARNUMMUp5EE1q-U

Wow, this is high quality indeed! Thank you again. If I may be so bold, I entreat you to post high rez cover links for all of your amazing shares.

Thank you!

Thank you..amazing share

Thank you!!!

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Hello again Stevie, just wondered if you still had an mp3 link (or even the original FLAC) for this Rozsa concert. I would love to hear what you've done with the Violin Concerto as the CD version I have isn't all that great. Many thanks

Hi steviefromalaska, any chance of a re-up? Mega link is dead. Appreciate it ;-)

Hello again Stevie, just wondered if you still had an mp3 link (or even the original FLAC) for this Rozsa concert. I would love to hear what you've done with the Violin Concerto as the CD version I have isn't all that great. Many thanks


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Many thanks for the new link Stevie! I'm not familiar with Nero or Cyberlink - do you have a preference? Which one would be better for batch conversion? Thanks again!

Thanks very much.

Many thanks for the new link Stevie! I'm not familiar with Nero or Cyberlink - do you have a preference? Which one would be better for batch conversion? Thanks again!

Nero & Cyberlink are CD/DVD music/video recording software that usually comes loaded on most new PC computers. Both will convert almost any file format to another for recording. The best batch converters for FLAC to mp3 (320 kbps) are Sony Sound Forge Studio 10 (costs about $40) or better still FlacSquisher, A utility to specifically convert Flac files to MP3, and it is free software. Check out their download page and see if it is right for you. https://sourceforge.net/projects/flacsquisher/

Thank you for the detailed reply. FlacSquisher looks great (love the name too)!

Many thanks steviefromalaska for sharing and re-upping ROZSA conducts: FOUR CONCERT WORKS ;-) I gave you a rep.

Updated, limited time link to this download:

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Thanks alot.

Rozsa in living stereo?? woow!
Thank you very much :)

Hi there.

I tried to download the files but they seem broken. :(

Many thanks for uploading this collection however. You've done a great service!

[QUOTE=joearchaio;3579334]Hi there.

I tried to download the files but they seem broken. :(QUOTE]

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Thanks a lot!!!

BTW: You can find the remastered RCA Italiana album (released in 2017 by Dutton) here:

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thank you

Thanks!

excellent. thanks.

Hi there.

I tried to download the files but they seem broken. :(

Here is a new single link to the complete download:
https://mega.nz/#!3o80mLZJ!jOFObJBY0XsS3rtGBFwz_dHkBHmnM7X5viGVXfYNPYc

Thank you very much kind sir!

I appreciate your kind deed.

Joe

Thanks for this!
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Spoke too soon--the link is dead. Guess I missed the window.