Collectible original Heifetz RCA "Living Stereo" LP

$

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Who doesn't love Jascha Heifetz?  Perhaps the greatest violinist of our time is heard here playing Vieuxtemps "Concerto No. 5 in A Minor, Opus 37" and Bruch's "Scottish Fantasy, Opus 46" on an original RCA "Living Stereo" recording LSC-2603.  The matrix numbers for the album are:  (side 1) M2RY-8178-4S (side 2) M2RY-8179-4S.  The album cover and the album are in excellent condition.  (Please review the photos)

As I've said before, I have little knowledge concerning collecting of classical records, (or any records for that matter) however the gentleman who collected this, and other records, was a collector of records, train memorabilia, etc.  He knew what he was doing. 

This original LP record, along with the following original LPs, (which can for the time being be found elsewhere on Ebay): "The Firebird" and "Bartok: Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta/Hungarian Sketches",  Howard Hanson conducting the Eastman-Rochester Symphony "Kent Kennan:Three Pieces, William Bergsma: Gold and the Senor Commandante, Bernard Rogers: Once Upon a Time" (Mercury Olympian "Living Presence MG-50147), Paul Paray conducting the Detroit Symphony Orchestra "Haydn Symphony No. 9 in D Major, Mozart Symphony in D Major ' Haffner K.385'" (Mercury "Living Presence" SR90129), Heifetz/Munch and the Boston Symphony "Mendelsshon Concerto in E Minor, Prokofieff Concerto in G Minor" (RCA "Living Stereo" LSC-2314), Igor Stravinsky "Petrouchka" (original Omega Disk yellow lable record OSL8),  Stokowski's "Rhapsodies" (RCA Victor "Living Stereo" LSC-2471), Heiftz "Bruch Scottish Fantasy, Viextemps Concerto No. 5" New Symphony of London conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent (RCA "Living Stereo" LSC-2603), Fritz Reiner and the Chicago Symphony "The Reiner Sound" (RCA Victor "Living Stereo" LSC-2183), Vaughan Williams and the Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Sir John Barbirolli "Symphony No. 5 in D Major" (Angel Records 35952), George Szell conducting the Cleveland Orchestra "Walton: Partita for Orchestra, Mahler: Symphony No. 10" (Epic Records BC 1024), and to be listed shortly, the extremely rare original "Also sprach Zarathustra" LSC-1806 ...are all just a part of this collection. 

If you have any questions regarding this album please forward them to me. 

Thank you.

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