Program Transcription, Peer Gynit Suite No. 1 and No., 2, Victor Symphony Orch.
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Offered is an uncommon RCA Program Transcription, 12", 33 1/3rpm, 11604, Peer Gynt Suite, No. 1 Morning-The Death of Ase-Anitra's Dance-In The Hall of the Mountain King by the Victor Symphony Orch., b/w Peer Gynt Suite No. 2 , Ingrid's Lament-Arabian Dance-The Return of Peer Gynt-Solvejg's Song by the Symphony Orch. directed by Eugene Goossens in London, England.
This disc was filthy with storage grime and I washed it with diluted soap and water. When the buyer recieves the disc, it would probably be a good idea to clean it again.
I have an old hi fi with a heavy tone arm, so if you are using a light tone arm or newer equipment, you will probably pick up more disc noise than I do. The record looks VG- due to playing wear, with no major scratches. When I played it the disc noise was apparant throughout the record, although you can clearly hear the music and singing.
I am also selling other program transcriptions at this time. Check them out if interested.
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