Jazz On Vinyl Vol.9 - Patrick Bebelaar: How Insensitive

Patrick Bebelaar is one of Germany's most renowned pianists and presents a wonderful recording on the grand piano of the Hospitalkirche in Schwäbisch Hall on 'How Insensitive'. His work has been honoured with numerous awards including the Baden-Württemberg Jazz Prize, the German Record Critics' Award and the New York City Jazzrecord Magazine Critics' Award.

"Patrick Bebelaar and Dominique Klatte [...] pulled out all the stops on the day of the recording: Piano artistry of the highest order paired with a sonic aesthetic of the nave that is unparalleled in its sonic authenticity". (Dr Stephan von Clarmann)

Since founding his label in 2017, sound engineer Dominique Klatte has been committed to a consistently analogue production method, delighting jazz fans and vinyl collectors with his special releases.

Standard Master Copy

1 metal reel

Tape Material: RTM LPR90

Recording Speed: 15IPS - 38cm/sec - 320 nWb/m

Equalization: CCIR

Width & tracks: 1/4” - 2 Track

Reels: Metal - 10.5“ - 26,5 cm

Packaging: Horch House Standard

HORCH HOUSE from Germany has stood for pure analogue sound enjoyment for 10 years and specialises in tapes. The label works exclusively with historic and new analogue tapes, which are carefully restored on analogue equipment at csmastering in Vienna. Tape copies are made by hand on meticulously maintained Studer machines. The catalogue includes classical, jazz, blues, rock/pop and easy listening. The packaging is sturdy and of high quality for the medium, and excellent for transport and archiving.