Best Sounding Rhapsody in Blue

The one I like most is from "Gershwin: All The Works For Orchestra & For Piano & Orchestra" played by Jeffrey Siegel (Piano) and Leonard Slatkin conducting St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. It is a double 24/96 DVD set from Classic. I rip it into iTunes as 24/96 Apple Lossless Audio file and play back from my MacMini through a Benchmark DAC-1. You must experience it to appreciate how good it sounds. Both recording and performance are 5 stars.

Uru,

I'm not finding your suggestion...is this it:

Conductor: Dmitri Kitayenko
Artist: Lincoln Mayorga pianist
Orchestra: The Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra
Audio CD (October 25, 1990)
Format: Import
Label: Sheffield Lab
ASIN: B00008FRAV

Fishboat while not at home to check it was by sheffield labs and everything else fits so in a few day can check to be sure
Michael

Fishboat,
Most of what you have for information is correct, I am not sure about the date or ASIN number. What I can tell you for further information is that it is all live concert or recital performances, done during1) March 16, 1988( I Got Rthym, Rhapsody in Blue, and Promenade 2) Three preludes, Two Waltzes in C, Rialto Ripples, Impromptu in Two Keys, recital April 27, 1988 and 3) Lullaby for String Orchestra(a new favorite, previously unknown) and Summertime Audust 19, 1986.
It was remastered to 20+ arrow 16, by Doug Sax and Lincoln Mayorga in April 1994.
It was put out under "The Audiophile Reference Series" in 1994
The CD case has the following on the side: 10044-2-G
Stereophile did a review of it, which is quoted on the back in part.
" The 20+arrow16 means an Ultra Analog-based 20 bit A/D converter is fed into an Apogee UV 22 encoder, allowing up to 15db of low level signal that is below the 16 bit noise floor to be encoded on the CD. This dramatic increase in low level resolution represnts a significant milestone in achieving the fine detail and ambience retention characteristic of analog recording. THE RESULTS ARE STUNNING" Erom the back cover. All this should help you, also try Arkiv Music on the net. They can often reproduce CD's that are no longer extent.
Hope this helps
Uru

Thanks for taking the time Uru...if I can't find it through your description I never will.