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AAA 100% Analogue This Speakers Corner LP was Remastered using Pure Analogue Components Only, from the Master Tapes through to the Cutting Head 25 Years pure Analogue

And again, one wonders how far Gulda was 46 years ahead of his time, how straightforward, straightforward, compact and purposefully modern he understood how to transpose this concluding opus summum of Beethoven into ever-flowing, unstoppable vital energy, and thus, as with Bach, unveiled an unbelievably suggestive tension between construction and inner movement impulse. "(stereoplay)

The Diabelli Variations are a cycle of extremes — high contrast , dramatic, just made for Friedrich Gulda, a punk among the pianists, who always refused conventions, was downright manic burrowed deep in the works and promoted new interpretations to the ears. Gulda died in 2000.

Beethoven combines old and new currents in the history of music to a single focal point in his work. He connects the vertical compositional style of the classic, which is reflected in the sonata form the strictly horizontal mindset of the Baroque. Gulda's technique is of the highest cleanliness and precision.

The Diabelli Variations are a cycle of extremes, high contrast, dramatic, just made ​​for Friedrich Gulda, punk among the pianists who always refused conventions, downright manic burrowed deep in the works and promoted new to the ears. 
Beethoven combines in his work old and new trends in music history to a single focal point. The strictly horizontal mindset of the Baroque, as can be found in joints, it connects with the vertical composition, the Classic, which has been reflected in the sonata form - and yet he scrutinized every belief and attacks on the freedom of romance before far.

    1. Thema
    2. Variation 1
    3. Variation 2
    4. Variation 3
    5. Variation 4
    6. Variation 5
    7. Variation 6
    8. Variation 7
    9. Variation 8
    10. Variation 9
    11. Variation 10
    12. Variation 11
    13. Variation 12
    14. Variation 13
    15. Variation 14
    16. Variation 15
    17. Variation 16
    18. Variation 17
    19. Variation 18
    20. Variation 19
    21. Variation 20
    22. Variation 21
    23. Variation 22
    24. Variation 23
    25. Variation 24
    26. Variation 25
    27. Variation 26
    28. Variation 27
    29. Variation 28
    30. Variation 29
    31. Variation 30
    32. Variation 31
    33. Variation 32
    34. Variation 33