Description

If anyone still has a lingering suspicion that a former Hollywood film composer and jazz pianist might compromise on musical standards, let him here this with superb recording which allows for inner clarity in a rich texture, with fine discipline and sharp rhythmic pointing (sforzandos meticulously observed), the musical qualities are reinforced this is a record to satisfy the most discriminating
Edward Greenfield, GRAMOPHONE, July 1973.

This recording dates from the beginning of André Previns golden era at the helm of the London Symphony Orchestra and has been newly cut at EMIs Abbey Road Studios from the original stereo EMI Master Tapes.
Recorded at Londons famous Kingsway Hall venue on 5 & 6 May 1972, produced and engineered by the legendary EMI team of Christopher Bishop and Christopher Palmer. EMI made the recording in both stereo and quadraphonic, an early attempt at surround sound for the now defunct SQ vinyl format. HiQ has used the superior balance of the stereo master tapes.