10-26-04: Swklein
I'd go for the Pascal Roge versions (digital) on Decca, which I assume are still available in some form. The Ciccolini performances are often considered definitive, but the piano tone on the recordings, early and late, is not flattering.
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10-26-04: Sorasound
ditto on the pascal roge recommendation....one of my favorite cds...mehran
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10-26-04: Gaudio_eek
A third for Pascal Roge...
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10-26-04: Synthfreek
I guess it's unanimous.
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10-26-04: Rushton
OK, I'll be the contrarian: Aldo Ciccolini, EMI ASD 2389
Nothing wrong with the piano tone heard here on LP, even the Angel pressing sounds good. ;-)
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10-26-04: Newbee
And, for those who can't find the LP, the Ciccolini has been reduced to CD. I recommend it in either format, with LP preferred.
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10-26-04: Tireguy
I'm going to have to get the pascal roge disc, I enjoy Satie's music, though I find most recordings to have very poor sound quality. I high quality recording with a great performance would be a wonderful addition to my music collection- Thank!
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10-27-04: Richingoth
I like Steve Hackett's 'Sketches Of Satie'.
Here is AMG review and song titles.
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10-27-04: Rockvirgo
Nicely recorded (June 1992) Satie/Messe de Pauvres (17:13) performed by Christopher Bowers-Broadbent/organ from Gorecki/Satie/Milhaud/Bryars; ECM New Series 1495.
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