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Just curious why Bruggen and not Hogwood? I'd be interested in reading your take.
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I stopped exploring new recordings sometime back (other than the Walter mono, being able to hear that all the way through after the recent Complete Columbia box) after it seemed everyone was going for period inspired tempi;
for me if you're going to do that go all out with period instruments and an appropriately sized orchestra.
So my preferences go more towards the "gravitas" side of things, Szell being my overall favorite. These four in no particular order - Walter mono and stereo, Karajan 63, Wand/NDR. Followed by Hogwood and lastly a Toscanini 1939 broadcast. Still brisk tempos on that but in general not like those 50s RCA recordings.
I don't know Jochum all that well but I've read he tended to have some elasticity and used some rubato ala Furtwangler so I plan to explore these. But I'm becoming less and less tolerant of poor sound (particularly EMI) as I get older and my hifi evolves.