Columbia ML 4001 Mendelssohn VIOLIN CTO Milstein Walter 1948 VG++
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Columbia ML 4001 Mendelssohn VIOLIN CTO Milstein Walter 1948 VG++
COVER IS VG+ W / ARCHIVAL TAPE ON THE BOTTOM SEAM 1948
RECORD IS VG++ W / A FEW LIGHT SURFACE / PAPER SCUFFS & an OCCASIONAL POP -HOWEVER MONO DISCS OF THIS TIME PERIOD HAVE SOME INHERENT SURFACE NOISE DUE TO INFERIOR RECORDING TECHNIQUES – AS WE DID LISTEN TO THIS LP
Here is the very first LP with the Original Blue Label, the recording of Mendelssohn's Concerto in E minor for violin and orchestra, ML 4001, recordings numbered XLP 276 and XLP 277 IN DEADWAX. Columbia stamped these first 12 inch LPs with the XLP for extra long play, not knowing that the 12 inch would become the world standard. According to the Columbia Records Archive, now held by the Library of Congress, this ML 4001 label was the first LP label and was ordered March 1, 1948
MENDELSSOHN: CONCERTO IN E MINOR FOR VIOLIN & ORCHESTRA OP. 64
NATHAN MILSTEIN - VIOLIN
PHILHARMONIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF NEW YORK CONDUCTED BY BRUNO WALTER
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