Beethoven Symphonies 5'Fate'&6 - High Definition Music Card
Product Description If you love music, then you have a lot of sources to choose from today. But, if you REALLY love music, you re probably not satisfied with the sound quality of what you are listening to. You re frustration is comparable to a viewer watching a movie in IMAX and 3-D at the local theater, and then seeing the same recording on their Smartphone... wow, what a difference. See, the High Definition Music Card is based on an advanced technology that places each sound in a unique 3-D location in space. Well, now you can get that 3-D type of experience in music by using The High Definition Music Card. Developed by Alexander Goldberg Jero, winner of prestigious Surround Music Awards, The High Definition Music Card is a new USB format device for delivering music content that features the latest advances in surround sound reproduction that compares with no other format in the world. In addition to recording music, the High Definition Music Card can also include Hi-def photos, bios, release information, support software, and additional links for a complete 360 degree sensual experience. The High Definition Music Card is versatile and can be used in blu-ray players, laptops, home theater systems, stereos, headphones, and more. Whether you are a music distributor, artist, or just want the best sound quality, you need the High Definition Music Card. Hearing is believing! Plays on all DTS capable video playback devices with USB port including: Blu-ray Players DVD players PC and Mac Computers (software included)  Plays with 7.1 ; 5.1 surround sound configurations to enjoy your home theater As well as 2.0 speakers and headphones respectfully.  Copyright © Surround Records LLC Patent No.US59723547B1 Review Surround Studios International Collaboration of Performers, in association with Alexander Jero's High Definition Music Card and Russian Philharmonic Orchestra, are pleased to present Beethoven's 5th ('Fate') and 6th ('Pastoral') symphonies. Beethoven's 5th symphony was written some time around 1806, and continues to be one of the most well known classical music pieces that exist. The symphony consists of four main musical movements and was referred to as one of the most important works of all time by ETA Hoffman, a prominent author at that time. The piece is best known as Beethoven's victory symphony possibly because the number five in Roman numerals is written as a 'V' but equally as likely for this nickname is the prominent use of the symphony during times of war. The BBC News in Great Britain, for example, prefaced their news bulletins with the first four notes of Fate during the second world war. Beethoven wrote this piece when he himself was already in his thirties and succumbing to the deafness that he would struggle against throughout his later life. When listening, we should remember that it was written against the backdrop of the Napoleonic Wars; so perhaps victory was not so far from his mind at the time after all. Especially when Napoleon's armies marched on Vienna where he was busy composing it.  The 5th symphony was first played at a lengthy concert in Vienna in December of 1808, and was not instantly recognised for the marvel that it was. The concert took place outdoors in a Viennese winter, the audience were cold and miserable and, according to Beethoven himself, his chosen orchestra had only endured a single rehearsal. It was not until the following year when the symphony was scripted that the rapturous excitement began and it hasn't stopped since.  Beethoven's 6th symphony, Pastoral , was begun in 1802 and not finished until that same haphazard concert in 1808. A solid symphony in itself, it is often overshadowed by its marginally older brother. It is a more pleasant piece, inspired by nature and with softer sounds than its passionate partner, and now you can listen to both in High Definition Music Card format. The High Definition Music Card is the project of Alexander Goldberg Jero, winner of awards in Surrounds Sound technology and world famous influencer in the field. This new format for listening to music introduces Beethoven's symphonies as you have never heard them before in 3D surround sound so clear that you would be forgiven for thinking you were actually watching him at the concert and in person! Beethoven's symphonies are works of art within themselves, and deserve the best possible clarity of sound and technique. With the benefits of some studio induced technical wizardry Mr Jero creates a new layer to Beethoven, allowing you to listen as you never have before. By introducing his 3D concept to an ordinarily flat piece of music Jero seeks to transport us back through time to the Napoleonic wars themselves, where we can listen to the victory symphony with fresh ears, and judge it for ourselves. --EIN Presswire
Russian Philharmonic Orchestra  (Artist, Orchestra),     Beethoven  (Composer),     Surround Records International Collaboration of Performers  (Conductor, Performer)    &                   1                  more   Format: Audio CD
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