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великолепнейшая музыка, великолепное исполнение, великолепный звук.... и чуть было не загубили диск для нас
:нарисовали DVDAUDIO.MKB, но забыли проенкриптить
и про водяные знаки так же забыли 
но заделали специальную ексешку и оригинальный диск на компе не играется!
но с копией то всё в ажуре!
и как всегда thanks to my friends
Product Description
This was the last of Saint-Saens symphonies and, by far, his most famous work. Unlike symphonies of the Romantic Era, this symphony has two parts instead of the normal four movements. During the second part the dominant theme of the first part returns with a vengeance. The orchestra sound swells and crests and the organ, which until now has been heard only softly in the background of small sections, returns with the full strength of the orchestra. This musical moment has been used time and again to demonstrate the power (or lack thereof) of stereo speakers. The effect is spine-tingling.
Advanced Resolution DVD-Audio, Dolby Digital, and stereo options Stunning 5.1 surround sound Technical notes about the source material and restoration process Composer Bios Plays on ALL DVD players
On this CD:
1. Symphony No. 3 in C minor ("Organ"), Op. 78
Composed by Camille Saint-Saens
Performed by Houston Symphony Orchestra
with Jannelle Guillot, Frederick Minger
Conducted by Sergiu Comissiona
2. Symphony, in D minor, Op. 48
Composed by Cesar Franck
Performed by Houston Symphony Orchestra
with Jannelle Guillot
Conducted by Sergiu Comissiona
Thank You, Silverline, December 23, 2007
By Joseph L. Ponessa (Glendive MT USA)
Thank you, Silverline, for bringing us this wonderful DVD-Audio mastering of these two fine performances. Sergiu Comissiona conducts the Baltimore SO in Saint-Saëns' THIRD "ORGAN" SYMPHONY at the National Presbyterian Church in Washington, while Federick Minger plays the John Jay Hopkins Memorial Organ dedicated in 1970. In the second work on the disc, Comissiona conducts the Houston SO in Franck's D MINOR SYMPHONY at Jesse H. Jones Hall in Houston. The brochure does not provide any dates for the recordings, which come from the vaults of Vanguard. Since Comissiona was at the helm in Boston from 1969 to 1984, and in Houston from 1980 to 1988, these recordings likely come from the very end of the analog period, just before the advent of digital recording.
Lengthy DVD credits document the loving care that went into the DVD-A transfer and remastering. The results are wonderful. When my copy arrived I put it in my player and was amazed. I thought that I was familiar with these two works already, but sounds came at me which I had never heard before. All day long the disc played over and over again, four or five times through, as I went about my other business. I just couldn't seem to find a way to hit the stop button until day's end. The next day I found myself singing the syncopated phrases from one or the other work, at odd times. It's been a long time since that happened. DVD-Audio has brought musicality back to music reproduction. Thanks again, Silverline.
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Всё очень просто, ведь рары PowerDVD не понимает а распаковывать не куда! 
Так что пока не раздам, шансов послушать это великолепное произведение нет... а ведь если бы имедж!!!! я бы раздавал и слушал, полный кайф. 
Особенно эти MLP надаели и как тебе и kokiku не харит каждому испанцу и португальцу объяснять, что с ними делать! 
autorun.exe есть на нём?
