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Since the last release was in 2007, I doubt...
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Yes, the last one was Herrmann's North by Northwest. But that one was recorded with the Bratislava-based Slovak RSO, not the (probably more expensive) Royal Scottish National Orchestra. I am sure there would be a substantial demand for any rerecording How do you define "substantial"? 2,000, 3,000 units? Certainly not enough to break even. These recordings need SPONSORS. If there is indeed "substantial" demand, then surely they could be financed by crowd-funding. In fact, they can't because there isn't. Re-recordings of quality(!) need people or institutions who are willing to lose money.
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Personally I hope Varese records with the GSPO because they are fantastic!
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Perceived scarcity can stimulate purchases and it's one of the levers marketeers work on. Remember Intrada's experience with Inchon. When they released it the first time unlimited it sold only 1500 copies. When they released it limited at 1500, it sold out in hours. Okay the second one was expanded, so it was a more attractive CD. On the other hand 1500 people already had the first CD so some degree demand was already fulfilled. I guess if you're only ever going to sell 3000 anyway, then announcing it as limited might at least help you sell them faster and maybe sell a few more.
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