Beethoven: Symphony No 6; Respighi: Pines Of Rome

Hear a world-class orchestra in performances of Beethoven's "Symphony No. 6" and Respighi's "Pines of Rome," recorded using 24 high resolution audio channels, complete with multiple camera angles video. The first symphonic DVD product where the listener can choose to sit in the midst of the sound or in the best seat in the house. The power of the DVD-Audio/Video format to go beyond recreating the concert hall is firmly established in this unique recording. A comprehensive use of DVD technology, AIX Records' "Tribrid" DVD-Video/Audio/ROM discs feature DVD-Video with Dolby Digital and DTS 5.1-Channel Surround soundtracks on Side One, and a 96kHz/24bit DVD-Audio 5.1-Channel Surround track on Side Two. "This double-sided DVD is an interesting hybrid (Aix calls it a “tribrid”): the video program appears on one side, a DVD-Audio version on the other. The DVD-Video side offers a 5.1 channel mix in both DTS and Dolby Digital. The 5.1 channel and PCM stereo mixes on the other side can only be