Beethoven: Symphony #9 / I.Markevitch,Concerts Lamureaux / USSR 2LP / +Oistrakh
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Dec 15, 2016 Sold Date
Nov 21, 2016 Start Date
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  Ludwig van Beethoven:
Symphony No. 9 d-moll, op. 125 with final chorus 'Ode die Freude' by Friedrich Schiller. Igor Markevitch and Lamoureux Orchestra, Oratorio Choir Karlsruhe. Soloists in final movement: Hilde Gueden, sopran; Aafje Heynis, mezzo; Fritz Uhl, tenor; Heinz Rehfuss, bass. Recorded in 1961. (
Sides 1-3)
Sonata for violin and piano No. 6 A-dur, op.30 No. 1. Performed by David Oistrakh (violin) and Lev Oborin (pianoforte). Recorded in 1960.
(Side 4)

Old Leningrad (now is Saint-Petersburgh) 'Accord' factory, which later included in 'Melodia' label (in 1964). Pressing between 1962 and 1964.


RECORDS NM- CONDITION VISUALLY, VERY CLEAN, PLAYS MORE LIKELY EX (VG++) CLEAR SOUND WITHOUT NOTICEABLE SURFACE NOISE BUT THERE ARE CAN BE FEW OCCASIONAL POPS OR CRACLES.
SLEEVE IN VG+ CONDITION, THIS ISSUE 
ORIGINALY HAD POOR QUALITY OF CARTBOARD COVERS, SEE PICTURES.


NM (= M-): Near Mint: album has been played with no visible signs of wear or damage.

VG++ (= EX): Still very shiny, album has light signs of wear: a couple of inaudible light scuffs and/or light scratches.
VG+ : Some more wear, light scratches and/or scuffs: album plays with minimal surfacenoise = occasional light crackle, but still very enjoyable. 
VG : Scratches and scuffs. Album plays with some more surfacenoise (light crackle and/or or occasional pops, but no skipped or repeat grooves).
G : Moderate, even wear throughout, still playable but with quite some surfacenoise (I rarely list records with this grade, except when they are very collectable


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