Brahms: Violin Concerto, Itzhak Perlman, Chicago Symphony, Quadraphonic, SEALED
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From EMI Records, this is BRAHMS: VIOLIN CONCERTO
in D, Op. 77 performed by ITZHAK PERLMAN with
CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA under the baton
of CARLO MARIA GIULINI. It is an audiophile UK pressing
on heavy vinyl made November 1977; it is quadraphonic and playable
on stereo equipment. This is a SEALED copy. Our highest recommendation.
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The Cuts:
Side One
- First Movement: Allegro non troppo (cadenza: Joachim)
Side Two
- Second Movement: Adagio
- Third Movement: Allegro giocoso, ma non troppo vivace
Personnel:
- Itzhak Perlman -- violin
- Chicago Symphony Orchestra
- Carlo Maria Guilini -- conductor
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