Schubert / Bridge - Sonata For Arpeggione And Piano / Sonata For Cello And Piano

Rare Original 1970 USA Pressing "London Records CS 6649 Stereo" LP (Equivalent SXL 6426)

FFRR - Full Frequency Renge Recording

"Made In England" On Labels

Red/Silver 'Stereophonic' Labels

Matrix / Runout (A): ZAL-9193-1W 

Matrix / Runout (B): ZAL-9194-3W

Includes Original 'London FFRR' Inner

Cello – Mstislav Rostropovich

Piano – Benjamin Britten

Tracks :

Sonata In A Minor For Arpeggione And Piano, D. 821

Composed By – Franz Schubert

A1 First Movement: Allegro Moderato

A2.a Second Movement: Adagio

A2.b Third Movement: Allegretto

Sonata For Cello And Piano

Composed By – Frank Bridge

B1 First Movement: Allegro Ben Moderato

B2 Second Movement: Adagio Ma Non Troppo, Molto Allegro E Agitato

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Condition Vinyl   :        NM

Condition Sleeve  :      EX 

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