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Dear Fellow Record Collectors - 

P O L Y P H O N Y 

Post Office Box #515 

Highland Park, Illinois 60035 

FAX #847-831-5577 (backup #847-831-4409) 

E-Mail: POLYPHONY2@AOL.COM 

Website: http://www.polyphonyrecordings.com 

Lawrence H. Jones, Proprietor 

Auction Catalog #117 

[Closing Monday, December 6th, 2010] 

WELCOME TO THE ONLINE VERSION 

OF POLYPHONY’S AUCTION CATALOG #117! 

All items are offered at auction; the minimum acceptable bid for each is shown at the end 

of its listing. The deadline for receipt of bids is Monday, December 6th, 2010. 

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR ONLINE: The internet version is essentially the same as 

the print version which is sent worldwide except that no bidsheet is provided, since all you really 

need to do is send me an e-mail with careful notation of your bids and the lot numbers of the 

items in which you are interested. A brief description of the item helps in case of mis-readings 

of lot numbers. If you are a new bidder and I do not have your physical address, obviously I will 

need it. And if you wish to authorize me to charge your winnings to a Visa, Mastercard or 

American Express card which I do not already have on file, I do not suggest that you send this 

information via e-mail since it is not very secure. You are welcome to quote an account number 

for me via the phone/FAX number or via the physical address shown above – or you may wait 

for me to send you a copy of your invoice and quote the account number by return mail. If you 

have questions, by all means e-mail me at the address above! SEE PAGE 5 FOR TABLE OF 

CONTENTS, PAGE 4 FOR ABBREVIATIONS, PAGE 3 FOR CONDITION GRADING. 

For those of you receiving one of my catalogs for the first time, here are a few comments about 

the contents and their arrangement. Headers at the start of each section and page let you know 

what is there. A listing is mono unless an asterisk or plus-sign appears at the start of the entry to 

indicate either true stereo (*) or electronic stereo (+). Listings are categorized according to what I 

judge is the primary feature of interest of a given item. Unusual works and those with many 

artists (i.e. opera) are listed alphabetically by composer in repertoire sections. Familiar 

repertoire is usually listed by performer in an artist section. There are also sections (mostly of 

audiophile interest) where material is listed by particular labels. I suggest browsing all sections! 

I do some cross-referencing of artists, but you can use your computer to do any searches you 

like! If you need more information, just contact me by letter, FAX, or E-mail.

All items are offered at auction; the minimum bid for each is shown at the end of its listing. 

Deadline for receipt of bids is Monday. December 6 th , 2010 (actually, FAXes and E-mails 

arriving by 9:00 a.m. CST Tuesday the 7 th will still work). 

Auction Procedures 

First of all, relax! Because this is an auction rather than a fixed-price catalog, there is no need to 

rush to get ahead of other collectors. You should receive this catalog with at least a week to 

browse before having to send bids. If you did not receive your catalog in a timely manner, let 

me know so that I can try to remedy the problem in the future. 

Bids must be received by Monday, December 6th. Polyphony's FAX number is: 847-831- 

5577 (in case of any problems with the regular FAX number, use 847-831-4409). You may send 

E-mail to POLYPHONY2@AOL.COM (note the 2 in that address!) In case of ties, the earliest 

bid will be the winner. Send no money until you are notified of your winning bids (invoices 

are sent within a few days of the close, and all bidders are notified - even those with no 

winnings). 

Winning bidders must send payment in full or deposit (see below) within 4 weeks. Orders paid 

by money order (or personal check from established customers) will be shipped within a day or 

two of receipt of payment. Personal checks on an individual's first order or two may require 2 

weeks to clear. Foreign customers should make payment in U.S. dollars, payable through a U.S. 

bank. Foreign postal money orders denominated in U.S. dollars are also acceptable, as are wire 

transfers. Payment is also accepted through Visa, Mastercard, American Express & PayPal. 

Or you may pre-authorize credit card payment as discussed above. 

Shipping and packing charges (with insurance) for U.S. orders are added at the rate of $7.50 for 

the first 3 LP's, tapes, or CD’s, and $.50 for each additional. Orders including books or 78's will 

have shipping charges computed individually, since larger boxes, more packing material, and 

greater weights are involved. Similarly, shipments of CD’s alone will cost a little less. Rates for 

foreign shipments by insured air mail (surface mail is no longer available as of May 2007) now 

$32.00 for the first LP or tape, and $2.50 for each additional. Canadian insured air mail rates 

are $25.00 (1st 3 items); $1.00 (each additional). For foreign parcels under four pounds, I will 

also quote the less-expensive uninsured rate as an option on each invoice. 

I will reserve records for 6 months for a deposit of 10% of the invoice amount. Please 

understand that deposits are not refundable should you fail to remit the balance on time, nor does 

forfeiture of a deposit eliminate responsibility to make good on bids: individuals who do not 

honor their bids do not receive further catalogs. 

Changes in standing bids (increases or decreases in amounts offered; additions to or withdrawals 

of bids) are accepted if I receive them by the auction's deadline. I expect bidders to make good 

on the offers standing on that date. If you wish to bid on more items than you can afford, please 

prioritize your bids and indicate the total that you can spend. I will run down your winning bids, 

stop at your limit, and bill you only for those.

Condition Grading 

Grading used records is difficult since a subjective element is always present and variations in 

equipment will cause differences in sound. My method: each disc is examined visually to note 

marks which may be audible. Such defects are auditioned and, in any case, each record is spotchecked 

in several places on both sides for surface noise and other defects which are not visible. 

Records are then graded by as follows: 

FS - Factory-sealed 

A - Records in the general category of A are in excellent condition. A 

record graded A- will be virtually perfect, but may have an occasional very light tick or 

slight noise in quiet passages: A- is my typical grade for a domestically-pressed disc which 

appears mint; "A- to A" is used for the best foreign pressings and unusually fine American 

ones. 

B - Records in the general category of B are in good condition. They will 

have no serious scratches and will not suffer from breakup of the musical sound. A record 

graded B+ will have no scratches and only minor surface noise. A grade of B or B- 

indicates greater degrees of noise and may also involve light blemishes or scratches, but 

the degree of defect will not impair enjoyment of the music to a great extent. 

C - These records are in fair condition. They will be playable, but noisy. 

D - These records are in poor condition; perhaps unplayable. 

If isolated portions of a disc sound worse than the grade indicates, specific flaws are noted in 

detail. A slash mark between grades indicates differences between sections of the disc, generally 

between sides. Mono discs are graded with the amplifier in mono mode. 

Please bear two things in mind about my grading: First, because it is based on audition (rather 

than only visual inspection) it tells you not only how a record looks, but how it sounds: it is a 

rating not only of how well the record has been cared for but how well it was pressed to begin 

with. Second, the grade is assigned without regard for a record's age. A disc pressed in the 

1950's and graded B+ is probably an excellent or mint copy of a typical pressing from that era. I 

try to be conservative in my grading, but if you receive a record which you feel is in condition 

inferior to its grade, you may return it within two weeks for full refund of its cost. 

Happy Browsing!!! 

-- Larry Jones

Abbreviations 

(Record labels are often abbreviated: Col = Columbia; West = Westminster; etc.) 

AAM = Academy of Ancient Music 

ASCR = Accademia Santa Cecilia, Rome 

ASMF = Acad, St. Martin-in-the-Fields 

ACO = Amsterdam Concertgebouw Orch 

BPS = Boston Pops 

BSO = Boston Symphony Orchestra 

BSOO = Berlin State Opera Orch 

BVRS = Bavarian Radio Orchestra 

CO = Cleveland Orchestra 

CPO = Czech Philharmonic Orchestra 

CSO = Chicago Symphony Orchestra 

DSO = Detroit Symphony Orchestra 

ECO = English Chamber Orchestra 

ERSO = Eastman-Rochester Sym Orch 

EWE = Eastman Wind Ensemble 

LAPO = Los Angeles Philharmonic 

LPO = London Philharmonic Orchestra 

LSO = London Symphony Orchestra 

MMF = Maggio Musicale Fiorentino 

Mpls = Minneapolis or Minnesota Orch 

NDR = North German Radio Orch 

NPO = New Philharmonia Orchestra 

NYP = New York Philharmonic 

ORTF = French National Radio-TV Orch 

OSR = Orchestre de la Suisse Romande 

PCO = Paris Conservatory Orchestra 

Phila = Philadelphia Orchestra 

PO = Philharmonia Orchestra 

PSO = Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra 

PSOL = Philharmonic Sym Orch, London 

ROHCG = Royal Opera, Covent Garden 

RPO = Royal Philharmonic 

SFSO = San Francisco Symphony Orch 

SWDR = Southwest German Radio Orch 

VPO = Vienna Philharmonic 

VSO = Vienna Symphony 

VSOO = Vienna State Opera Orchestra 

bbl = bubble 

beg = beginning 

bl cov = blank cover 

blem = blemish 

c/c = cover punched or cut on corner or edge 

ch = chamber 

cho = choir or chorus 

cov dam = cover damage 

dig = digital 

drm = digitally remastered 

ens = ensemble 

exc = excerpts 

fr = from 

inc = includes 

lgt or lt = light 

mod = moderate 

nse = noise 

occ = occasional 

op = opera 

ov = overture 

pres - pressing 

rec = recorded 

scr = scratch 

sd = side 

sec = seconds 

snd = sound 

s/s = 1-in sticker neatly around lower spine 

sur = surface 

tk = tick 

* = recording is in true stereo 

+ = recording is in electronic stereo 

For pressing codes [in brackets] in audio- 

phile sections, see header for that section. 

A few other sections have their 

own abbreviations; some are repeated here: 

D = Dolby (tapes) 

BC = Barclay Crocker issue (tapes) 

NL = no libretto (opera/choral repertoire)

Table of Contents 

[by listing number] 

Format Category Listing Numbers 

Open-Reel Tapes: Operas: Complete & Highlights; Vocalists………. # 1 - 14 

2-Track Tapes…………………………………….. # 15 - 19 

Londons; Mercuries; RCA’s; Misc Audiophile....... # 20 - 48 

Orchestral/Instrumental Repertoire & Collections.. # 49 - 56 

Piano, Conductors…………….………..…….…… # 57 - 66 

Musicals; Films; Miscellaneous Non-Classical…… # 67 - 109 

Record Catalogs: Schwann, Long Player, Gramophone…… ……..... # 110 - 137 

LP’s: Operas/Choral/Vocal: Complete; Exc; Collections.. # 138 - 316 

Vocalists………………………………………….. # 317 - 493 

Audiophile & Special Labels…………………... # 494 - 785 

Angels………………….. # 494 - 516 

Londons ……………….. # 517 - 534 

Mercury………………… # 535 - 551 

RCA……………………. # 552 - 757 

Misc…………………….. # 758 - 785 

Orchestral/Instrumental Repertoire…………….…… # 786 - 926 

Chamber Music & Collections……………………… # 927 - 1000 

Clarinet; Flute; Oboe; Recorder; French Horn…. .… #1001 - 1021 

Violin; Viola; Cello; Harp; Guitar..…………..…..… #1022 - 1130 

Pianists……………………………………………… #1131 - 1335 

Conductors…………………………………………. #1336 - 1646 

Film Music; Original Cast………………………….. #1647 - 1648 

Listings begin on the next page >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Open Reel Pre-Recorded Tapes 

I have not auditioned all of the tapes below, but those to which I have listened are in excellent condition, and all 

are so guaranteed (understanding that early 2-track tapes are delicate and require very careful handling). When 

a listing contains more music than would fit on a single LP, I have indicated the LP equivalent in parentheses as 

I do with the record listings; I am no longer counting the reels also. Tapes are 7 1/2 ips, 4-Track, non-Dolby 

and include libretti for vocal works unless otherwise indicated. With some of the rarer Barclay-Crocker issues I 

have placed a number at the end of the listing indicating the total number of copies of the tape ever made. In 

one of their last flyers, BC published these numbers to give an idea of which items were particularly scarce. 

With some of the "audiophile" material I have noted reviews or comments I have found of a tape's LP 

counterpart (or the tape itself) in The Absolute Sound by the letters TAS followed by issue number, colon, page 

number (i.e. 58:139). The following codes also apply: 

3 3/4 = 3 3/4 ips D = Dolby NL = No Libretto BC = Barclay Crocker issue 

Open Reel's: Operatic & Choral Repertoire 

1.*BACH: Mass in b. Alarie; Merriman; Simoneau; Neidlinger; Scherchen/VSOO; Vienna Academy 

Cho. West WTZ-119(3). (box has minor damage and tape repair).................................................... 45.00 

2.*GIORDANO: Fedora. Olivero; Del Monaco; Gobbi; Gardelli/Monte Carlo. London K-90169(2). 

(inc libretto) ........................................................................................................................................ 18.00 

3.*OFFENBACH: Tales of Hoffmann. Gedda; de los Angeles; Schwarzkopf; d'Angelo; London; Blanc; 

Cluytens/PCO; Duclos Cho. [3 3/4 ips; NL] Angel Y3S-3667(3). .................................................. 12.00 

4.*STRAUSS: Der Rosenkavalier. Crespin; Minton; Donath; Jungwirth; Pavarotti; Wiener; Dickie; 

Solti/VPO; Cho. London I-90165(4). (includes libretto) ................................................................... 24.00 

Open Reel's: Operatic, Choral & Vocal Collections 

5.*ROYAL FAMILY OF OPERA: Thirty-one arias taken from a wide range of London opera issues 

with artists including Crespin, Tebaldi, Del Monaco, Corelli, Resnik, Weathers, Merrill, 

McCracken, Berganza, Zeani, Nilsson, Flagstad, Hotter, Prevedi, Ludwig, Krause, King, 

Ghiaurov, Sutherland, and many more. [Includes 42-page LP-sized booklet] London LOF- 

90144(3).............................................................................................................................................. 24.00 

6.*SONGS OF THANKS: Works of Beethoven, Haydn, Schubert, Bach, Mendelssohn, Marcelli, 

Vaughan Williams, 4 more. Mormon Tabernacle Choir; brass, timpani & organ. Col 1R1- 

6686..................................................................................................................................................... 14.00 

7.*TEN SOPRANOS/TEN ARIAS: Tebaldi/Tosca; Sutherland/Faust; Price/Aida; Nilsson/Tannhauser; 

Crespin/Cav; Lorengar/Butterfly; Milanov/Gioconda; Souliotis/Forza; Horne/Carmen; 

Jones/Dutchman. London L-90187..................................................................................................... 12.00 

8.*THE LORD'S PRAYER: Battle Hymn; Londonderry Air; 148th Psalm; Holy, Holy, Holy; 6 more. 

Ormandy/Phila; Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Col MQ-324........................................................... 12.00

Open Reel's: Vocalists 

9.*HORNE: "Souvenir of a Golden Era, Volume 1." Arias - Barber, Capuleti, Otello (Rossini), 

Tancredi, Semiramide, Fidelio. Lewis/OSR. London L-90213. ........................................................ 12.00 

10.*HORNE: "Souvenir of a Golden Era, Volume 2." Arias from Italiana, Prophete, Alceste, Orphee et 

Eurydice, Sapho, Trovatore. Lewis/OSR. London L-90214.............................................................. 12.00 

11.*PAVAROTTI: O Solo Mio - Thirteen Neapolitan Songs. Guadagno/Teatro Communale Bologna; 

Chiaramello/National Philharmonic. London 1R1-7079................................................................ 12.00 

12.*SILLS: Arias - Capuleti, Sonnambula, Lucia, Linda di Chamounix, Roberto, Rosmonda 

d'Inghilterra. Jalas/Vienna Volksoper; Akademie Cho. Westminster WTC-7143. ........................ 16.00 

13.*SUTHERLAND: "French Opera Gala" - Arias: Dinorah; Robinson Crusoe; Louise; Grand 

Dutchess; Fra Diavolo; Pecheurs; Manon Lescaut; Contes; Cendrillon; Mireille; Etoile du Nord; 

Robert le Diable; Tribut de Zamora; Coeur et la Main; Vasco da Gama; Faust; Noces de 

Jeannette. Bonynge/OSR; Cho. London L-90174(2)......................................................................... 18.00 

14.*SUTHERLAND: Russian Jewels. - Gliere: Concerto for Soprano & Orchestra; Concerto for Harp 

& Orchestra (Ellis). Cui: Ici-Bas. Stravinsky: Pastorale. Bonynge, piano & cond LSO. London 

LOL-90160. ........................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

Open Reel's: 2-Track Classical Tapes 

15. VOX PHONOTAPES-SONORE PM-132: SAINT-SAENS - Piano Concerti #2 & #5. Frugoni; 

Swarowsky/Vienna Pro Musica Sym. [A real oddity! The tape is mono, recorded on the left 

channel only, with the 2nd concerto on side 1, the 5th on side 2. It has been duplicated at 3 3/4 

ips, and thus fits nicely on a five-inch reel. However, the box is of the standard seven-inch size! 

First time I've seen one of these.] ....................................................................................................... 25.00 

Open Reel's: 2-Track Popular Tapes 

16.*BEL CANTO ST-30: DANCE HITS OF THE 30's & 40's. New World Theatre Orchestra. ............. 12.00 

17.*LIVINGSTON 1093-F: A MUSICAL TRIP AROUND THE WORLD. Lenny Herman and "The 

Mightiest Little Band in the Land." ................................................................................................ 12.00 

18.*RCA APS-103: WALTER SCHUMANN PRESENTS - The Voices of Walter Schumann. 

Rene/Orchestra ................................................................................................................................... 15.00 

19.*RCA BPS-116: SOUTH SEA MOODS. The South Seacombers. ........................................................ 18.00 

Open Reel's: Londons 

20.*LCK-80105(2): SAINT-SAENS - Symphony #3. FAURE - Masques et Bergamasques; Penelope 

Prelude; Pelleas et Melisande. DEBUSSY - Petite Suite. Ansermet/OSR. ...................................... 32.00 

21.*LCL-80025: MOZART - Symphony #35 & #41. Krips/Israel Phil. [blue-spined FFST box w/minor 

cov tear) .............................................................................................................................................. 25.00 

22.*LCL-80117: HOLST - The Hymn of Jesus (Boult/BBC Sym & Cho); The Perfect Fool (Ballet 

Music); Egdon Heath (Boult/LPO). [blue-spine, FFST box] ............................................................ 20.00 

23.*LOH-90002(2): GILBERT & SULLIVAN - The Pirates of Penzance. Pratt; Adams; Round; Short; 

Sandford; Hindmarsh; Godfrey/New Sym Orch of London; D'Oyly Carte Opera. [TAS 

42:112-15] (includes libretto) ............................................................................................................. 20.00

Open Reel's: Londons - continued 

24.*LOR-90006(3): WAGNER - Das Rheingold. Flagstad; London; Svanholm; Neidlinger; Kuen; 

Madeira; Kmentt; Kreppel; Boehme; Watson; Solti/VPO. [TAS re LP issue: 12:527; 73:150L] 

[FFST box; with libretto, but no box cover art].................................................................................. 30.00 

25.*LOU-90098(6): WAGNER - Gotterdammerung. Nilsson; Windgassen; Niedlinger; Frick; Fischer- 

Dieskau; Watson; Ludwig; Popp; Jones; Guy; Watts; Solti/VPO; Cho. [Three reels; equivalent 

to six LP's; TAS 65:160L] .................................................................................................................. 30.00 

26.*LOY-90062(5): WAGNER - Siegfried. Nilsson; Windgassen; Hotter; Stolze; Neidlinger; Bohme; 

Hoffgen; Sutherland; Solti/VPO. [TAS re LP issue: 12:527; in FFST box; includes libretto, but 

no box cover art] ................................................................................................................................. 30.00 

27.*RICHMOND RCH-40002: RACHMANINOFF - Piano Concerto #2. Katin; Colin Davis/New 

Symphony Orchestra of London. .................................................................................................... 12.00 

Open Reel's: London Phase-4 Stereo 

28.*LCL-75009: GERSHWIN - Rhapsody in Blue; American in Paris. Black, piano & cond London 

Festival Orch. .................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

29.*LCL-75026: STRAVINSKY - Firebird Suite. MUSSORGSKY (arr. Stokowski) - Night on Bald 

Mountain. TCHAIKOVSKY - Marche Slave. Stokowski/LSO. [Quite a spectacular collection, 

with Stoky's own arrangement of the Mussorgsky and wonderfully effective, idiosyncratic 

touches in the Firebird. Oddly scarce, too - this is the first copy I've had since 2001.] ..................... 30.00 

30.*LPL-74116: THIS WAY "IN." Ronnie Aldrich & His Two Pianos; London Festival Orchestra. ... 12.00 

Open Reel's: Mercuries 

31.*MERCURY ST-60103: RICHARD HAYMAN - Caramba! - Music of the Bullfight. ....................... 12.00 

32.*ST-6003: VIVA CUGAT! Xavier Cugat & His Orchestra. [recorded at Fine Studios in New 

York]................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

Open Reel's: RCA's 

33.*ERPA-3282-C: VAUGHAN WILLIAMS - Symphony #2. Previn/LSO............................................... 14.00 

34.*FTC-2001: RACHMANINOFF - Piano Concerto #3. Cliburn; Kondrashin/Symphony of the Air. 

[Concert performance, Carnegie Hall, 5-19-58] ................................................................................. 32.00 

35.*FTC-2077: POULENC - Concerto for Organ, Strings & Timpani. STRAVINSKY - Jeu de Cartes. 

Munch/BSO. [Wilcox; Crawford][TAS 90:142 re LP (LSC-2567); Munch's only recorded 

Stravinsky; scarce tape - the only other copy I've offered was in 2002...] ......................................... 35.00 

36.*FTC-2079: VICTORY AT SEA - Volume 3. Music of Richard Rodgers, arranged & conducted by 

Robert Russell Bennett. [Dellheim; Layton; from LSC-2523; TAS 57:137] ..................................... 25.00 

37.*FTC-2081: BEETHOVEN - Piano Concerto #5. Cliburn; Reiner/CSO. [Mohr; Layton; TAS re LP 

issue on LSC-2562: 83/84:240-42]..................................................................................................... 25.00 

38.*FTC-2114: RACHMANINOFF - Piano Concerto #2. Cliburn; Reiner/CSO. [Mohr; Layton] 

CHOPIN - Etudes Op.10, #3; Op.25, #11........................................................................................... 25.00

Open Reel's: RCA's - continued 

39.*FTC-2123: MOZART - Concerti #21 & #23. Rubinstein; Wallenstein/Orch. [Wilcox; 

Layton;TAS 65:178] ........................................................................................................................... 20.00 

40.*FTC-2129: MAHLER - Symphony #1. Leinsdorf/BSO. [Mohr; Layton] ............................................. 18.00 

41.*FTC-2138: DELLO JOIO - Fantasy & Variations. RAVEL - Concerto in G. Hollander; 

Leinsdorf/BSO. [Mohr; Layton; one of the scarcer tapes in this series] ........................................... 32.00 

42.*FTC-2163: SARASATE - Zigeunerweisen. WIENIAWSKI - Legende. SAINT-SAENS - 

Havanaise. CHAUSSON - Poeme. RAVEL - Tzigane. Erich Friedman, violin; Sargent/LSO. 

[Gerhardt; Perry] [first copy I've ever seen of this tape!!].................................................................. 45.00 

43.*FTP-1198: CARLOS MONTOYA - Flamenco Antiguo. [Somer; Begley] (minor box scuffs)............ 12.00 

Open Reel's: Miscellaneous Audiophile & Special Label 

44.*COLUMBIA MQ-753: NIELSEN - Symphony #3. Royal Danish Orch. [TAS re LP: 64; 140-2] 

(includes the nice insert booklet) ........................................................................................................ 16.00 

45.*COLUMBIA MQ-857: IVES - Symphony #2; Fourth of July. Bernstein/NYP. [Also - Bernstein 

discusses Ives; TAS 44:158; 69:48].................................................................................................... 14.00 

46.*COMMAND 4T-11015: BRAHMS - Symphony #3; Tragic Overture. Steinberg/Pittsburgh Sym. 

[35mm film recording]........................................................................................................................ 20.00 

47.*COMMAND RS-4T-853: THE ROBERT de CORMIER FOLK SINGERS (thirteen selections)......... 12.00 

48.*EVEREST TT-43-003(2): FALLA - The Three-Cornered Hat (complete; Howitt, soprano; 

Jorda/LSO). KHACHATURIAN - Gayne Suite (Fistoulari/LSO). ................................................ 30.00 

Open Reel's: Orchestral & Instrumental Repertoire 

49.*MAHLER: Symphony # 3. BEETHOVEN: Coriolan Overture. Leinsdorf/BSO (with Verrett & 

choruses in Mahler). [3 3/4 ips] RCA TR3-5016(2)........................................................................... 10.00 

50.*TCHAIKOVSKY: Serenade for Strings. BOLZONI: Minuet. Leonard Sorkin/Musical Arts 

Symphony. Concerttapes 4T-3020..................................................................................................... 12.00 

51.*TCHAIKOVSKY: Symphony #4. Albert/Mannheim National Symphony. Livingston 4T-4. ........... 12.00 

Open Reel's: Collections 

52.*ALL STAR FESTIVAL: Great Conductors & Orchestras. Nine works by Columbia artists - 

Stravinsky, Stokowski, Ormandy, Bernstein, etc. Col SQ-1. ............................................................. 12.00 

53.*BALLET COLLECTION: Music from Nutcracker (Scholz/Munich Sym); Sleeping Beauty 

(Adolph/Munich Sym); Faust (Scholz/Mozarteum Orch); Rosamunde (Scholz/Munich Sym); 

Aida (Gmur/Nurnberg Sym). [D] Ampex L-6014(2). ..................................................................... 12.00 

54.*SMS DEMO TAPE: Excerpts from their tape listings #11 - #19 (includes Rosbaud Bruckner 7th & 

Das Lied; West Point Glee Club; Leroy Anderson; Eduard Strauss; etc.) SMS S-20........................ 12.00

Open Reel's: Collections - continued 

55.*TALES OF VIENNA: Fledermaus Overture; Tales from the Vienna Woods; Rosenkavalier 

Waltzes; Invitation to the Dance; Pizzicato Polka; Emperor, Wiener Blut, Blue Danube & Artist's 

Life Waltzes; Perpetuum Mobile. No conductor/orch identified! [3 3/4 ips] Tape-Mates TMS- 

60-17. .................................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

56.*THE GREATEST HITS OF ALL, #3:: Finlandia; New World Largo; Sabre Dance; Gaite Parisienne 

Finale; Grieg Concerto Mvt #1; Waltz of the Flowers; Bach Air; several more. Misc London 

artists including Solti; Kertesz; Horst Stein; Katchen; Karajan. [Pretty imposing title!!] 

London L-490243. .............................................................................................................................. 12.00 

Open Reel's: Pianists 

57.*HOROWITZ: Chopin - Sonata #2. Schumann - Arabesque. Liszt-Horowitz - Hungarian Rhapsody 

#19. Rachmaninov - Etude-Tableaux Op.33, #2; Op.39, #5. Col MQ-499. (minor box scuffs) ........ 12.00 

58.*PERAHIA: Mendelssohn Concerti #1 & #2. Marriner/ASMF. Col 1R1-6390. ................................... 12.00 

59.*RIEFLING: Beethoven - Concerto #5. Gruner-Hegge/Oslo Philharmonic. Tandberg / SMS S-31. ... 12.00 

Open Reel's: Conductors 

60.*BERNSTEIN: Overtures - William Tell, Zampa, Mignon, Raymond, Poet & Peasant. NYP. Col 

MQ-735............................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

61.*BERNSTEIN: World's Greatest Marches - Sousa(6), Radetzky, Rakoczy, Marseillaise, Rule 

Britannia, Pomp #1, Aida, March Slav, Col. Bogey; 12 more. [3 3/4 ips, double-play tape] Col 

1R2-7272(2)........................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

62.*FIEDLER: "Gotta Travel On" - Leaving on a Jet Plane; Homeward Bound; six more popular songs. 

BPS. [3 3/4 ips] Polydor PRL-5035. .................................................................................................. 12.00 

63.*KOSTELANETZ: Wonderland of Opera. Music from Tosca, Faust, Cav, Pag, Thais, Boheme, 

Butterfly, Aida, Traviata, Louise, Carmen, Samson, etc. Col CQ-558. ............................................. 16.00 

64.*PERLEA: Brahms - Hungarian Dances (9). Dvorak Slavonic Dances (4). Bamberg Sym. Tandberg 

/ SMS S-14.......................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

65.*SZELL: Mozart - Divertimento #2; Symphony #33. CO. [3 3/4 ips] Epic EC-837................................ 10.00 

66. TOSCANINI: SIBELIUS - Symphony #2. SHOSTAKOVICH - Symphony #1. HAYDN - 

Symphony #99. BRAHMS - Gesang der Parzen (Shaw Cho). NBC Sym. [live concerts, 1940-49; 

3 3/4 ips; mono] RCA TR3-5010(2)................................................................................................... 20.00 

Open Reel's: Film Music 

67.*NEVER ON SUNDAY: (Hadjidakis). United Art UATC-2225. (very minor box scuffs).................... 12.00 

68.*SOUTH PACIFIC: (Rodgers & Hammerstein). Brazzi (Giorgio Tozzi sings his part); Gaynor; Kerr. 

[3 3/4 ips] RCA TO3-1018. (minor box scuffs) ................................................................................. 10.00 

69.*THE STING: (Joplin; Hamlisch). MCA MCAS-390-A.......................................................................... 12.00

Open Reel's: Musicals - Original Cast 

70.*FLOWER DRUM SONG: Excerpts performed by Cely Carrillo; Edna McGriff; Jean Arnold; 

Wayne Sherwood; Carroll/Orch & Cho. Tandberg / SMS S-2. (minor box cover tear)................ 12.00 

71.*HAIR: (MacDermot). [3 3/4 ips] RCA TO3-1012. ................................................................................. 10.00 

72.*I CAN GET IT FOR YOU WHOLESALE: (Weidman & Rome). Original Broadway cast, c.1962, 

includes Barbra Streisand biography (corrected in later issue) claiming she was born in 

Madagascar and raised in Rangoon! ................................................................................................... 20.00 

73.*SHOWBOAT: Excerpts performed by Barabara (sic) Leigh; Andy Cole; Bryan Johnson; 

Patricia Clark; Bowen/Orch & Cho. Tandberg / SMS S-25........................................................... 12.00 

74.+SOUTH PACIFIC: (Rodgers & Hammerstein). Martin; Pinza. Col OQ-1168. ...................................... 12.00 

75.*THE ME NOBODY KNOWS: 1970 Obie Award, Best Musical. Atlantic M-1566. ............................. 12.00 

76.*TWO BY TWO: (Rodgers; Stone; Charnin). Kaye; Kahn. Col SR-30338. ............................................ 12.00 

Open Reel's: Miscellaneous Non-Classical 

77.*ANDY WILLIAMS: Call Me Irresponsible and Other Hit Songs from the Movies. Col CQ-632. ..... 12.00 

78.*BARBRA STREISAND: A Happening in Central Park. [from live concert; June 17, 1967] Col 

CQ-1048.............................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

79.*CAPITOL'S TAPE-DECK FAVORITES: Selections by Laurindo Almeida, Ray Anthony, Nat King 

Cole, Shearing, Garland, Jackie Gleason, Kingston Trio, Guy Lombardo, Alfred Newman, 

Webley Edwards. Capitol ZA-3.......................................................................................................... 12.00 

80.*CHARLES RANDOLPH GREAN SOUNDE: Peter & the Wolf. [3 3/4 ips] Ranwood 0058-8075. ... 10.00 

81.*CONTEMPORARY MOODS: Harry "Sweets" Edison; Lauren Day's Group. [Twenty numbers; 

they promise an hour of music on the box; 3 3/4 ips] Tape-Mates TMS-60-02................................. 12.00 

82.*DAVID ROSE: The Stripper & More! More! More! Music of the Stripper. [double-play tape; 3 

3/4 ips] MGM STA-4501(2)............................................................................................................... 12.00 

83.*DISCOTHEQUE: The Discotheque Dance Album. [3 3/4 ips] Command 892. .................................. 10.00 

84.*ENOCH LIGHT/BRASS MENAGERIE: Blowin' in the Wind; Touch Me; Wichita Lineman; My 

Favorite Things; 6 more. [3 3/4 ips] Project 3 X-5036....................................................................... 10.00 

85.*ENOCH LIGHT/THE LIGHT BRIGADE: Movie Hits '68 - '69. [3 3/4 ips] Project 3 68-5027........... 10.00 

86.*FERRANTE & TEICHER: Beautiful... Beautiful. United Art UST-316-A.......................................... 12.00 

87.*GARY MCFARLAND: Soft Samba. [3 3/4 ips] Verve VSTX-350. ..................................................... 10.00 

88.*GREAT MOMENTS IN MOVIES: Volume 1. Moon River; Exodus; Laura; Charade; six more. 

Columbia Musical Treasure Orch & Cho. [3 3/4 ips] Vivid Sounds VS-112-R-Q. ...................... 10.00 

89.*GUY LOMBARDO: Best of Guy Lombardo, Vol 2. [3 3/4 ips] Capitol Y1T-2940............................ 10.00 

90.*GUY LOMBARDO: By Special Request!. Decca ST74-4280.............................................................. 12.00 

91.*GUY LOMBARDO: Drifting And Dreaming. Capitol ZT-1593.......................................................... 12.00 

92.*GUY LOMBARDO: Guy Lombardo's Broadway. [3 3/4 ips; 5-inch reel and box!!] Capitol YT- 

2559..................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

93.*GUY LOMBARDO: Irving Berlin by Lombardo. Capitol ZT-1019. .................................................. 12.00 

94.*GUY LOMBARDO: Snuggled on Your Shoulder. Decca ST74-4567. ............................................... 12.00

Open Reel's: Miscellaneous Non-Classical - continued 

95.*GUY LOMBARDO: The Lombardo Touch and A Wonderful Year! [Double-Play tape; 3 3/4 ips] 

Capitol Y2T-2516(2). ......................................................................................................................... 12.00 

96.*GUY LOMBARDO: The Sweetest Music This Side of Heaven - A Musical Biography, 1949- 

1954. Decca ST74-4329. (small cut-out hole drilled in box corner) .................................................. 12.00 

97.*GUY LOMBARDO: The Sweetest Pianos This Side of Heaven - Featuring Fred Kreitzer & Hugo 

D'Ippolito. Decca ST74-4123. ............................................................................................................ 12.00 

98.*GUY LOMBARDO: The Sweetest Waltzes This Side of Heaven and The Sweetest Sounds 

Today! [Double-Play tape; 3 3/4 ips] Capitol Y2T-2644(2). .......................................................... 12.00 

99.*GUY LOMBARDO: They're Playing Our Songs! [3 3/4 ips] Capitol Y1T-2689. .............................. 10.00 

100.*GUY LOMBARDO: Your Guy Lombardo Medley Volume 3. Capitol ZT-1598. ........................... 12.00 

101.*GUY LOMBARDO: Your Guy Lombardo Medley and Your Guy Lombardo Medley, 

Volume 2. [Double-Play tape; 3 3/4 ips] Capitol Y2T-2239(2). ..................................................... 12.00 

102.*HARRY BELAFONTE/MAKEBA: Songs from Africa. RCA FTP-1303.......................................... 12.00 

103.*HAWAIIAN HITS: Kamuela & His South Sea Islanders. Tandberg / SMS S-6. ............................. 12.00 

104.*LEON BIBB: Sings Folk Songs. With Fred Hellerman, guitar; Okun/Orch & Cho. Tandberg / 

SMS S-1............................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

105.*RAY CONNIFF: Honey. Col CQ-1012. ............................................................................................... 10.00 

106.*ROBERT DE CORMIER FOLK SINGERS: Dance Gal - Gimme the Banjo. Command RS 4T- 

865. ................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

107.*SWINGLE SINGERS: Getting Romantic - Works of Chopin(3), Beethoven(2), Schumann, 

Mendelssohn(2), Schubert, Albeniz & Mussorgsky. Philips PTC-600191. (minor box scuffs) ...... 12.00 

108.*THE VOGUES: Memories. [3 3/4 ips] Reprise RST-6347-B.............................................................. 10.00 

109.*ZOUNDS!: A Concert for Jaded Stereophiles. [Humorous notes don't identify performers...] 

Stereotape 14. ................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

That's all for tapes this time - go to the next page for a listing of Schwann's and other comprehensive 

record catalogs �

PAPER: Comprehensive Catalogs 

The catalogs listed below are ones which sought to list all of the records available in the given country at the 

time of the catalog's issue. The standard reference of this sort in the United States during the LP era was the 

Schwann Catalog, with updated listings by composer issued monthly beginning in 1949, and with Artist Issues 

(listings by artist in all the various performer categories) issued irregularly every few years. From the early 

1950's until about 1959, there was also a very similar publication in the United States called The Long Player. 

In Great Britain, the standard reference during the same period was the Gramophone Catalog. All catalogs 

listed below are in excellent condition unless otherwise noted. This means that you may find minor scuffing, a 

dog-eared corner or two, or occasional marks, but everything is physically sturdy and shows no more than the 

expected signs of careful use. If you are not particular about precisely which issue you would like to acquire, 

you are welcome to make a bid and designate it, for example, "any monthly catalog from the years 1952-1954." 

Catalog's: Schwann Catalogs 

110. GRAMOPHONE: 1966/03 - March 1966. (slightly worn) ...................................................................... 9.00 

111. GRAMOPHONE: 1969/03 - March 1969. ............................................................................................... 9.00 

112. GRAMOPHONE: 1971/06 - June 1971. .................................................................................................. 9.00 

113. GRAMOPHONE: 1977/06 - June 1977. .................................................................................................. 9.00 

114. GRAMOPHONE: 1979/12 - December 1979. ......................................................................................... 7.00 

115. SCHWANN: 1952/03 - March 1952. (exceptionally fine copy) ............................................................ 25.00 

116. SCHWANN: 1952/11 - November 1952. (exceptionally fine copy)...................................................... 25.00 

117. SCHWANN: 1952/12 - December 1952. (taped spine repair; some notes made in ink) ....................... 18.00 

118. SCHWANN: 1954/05 - May 1954. (exceptionally clean copy) ............................................................. 20.00 

119. SCHWANN: 1956/02 - February 1956. (superb but for a few listings checked in ink)......................... 20.00 

120. SCHWANN: 1956/03 - March 1956. ..................................................................................................... 20.00 

121. SCHWANN: 1956/04 - April 1956. (tape spine repair; a little writing; bit worn)................................. 12.00 

122. SCHWANN: 1956/05 - May 1956. ........................................................................................................ 20.00 

123. SCHWANN: 1956/06 - June 1956. (very slight stains).......................................................................... 20.00 

124. SCHWANN: 1969/02 - February 1969. ................................................................................................... 5.00 

125. SCHWANN: ARTIST ISSUE - 1953 (June). [The very first Schwann Artist Issue; only the 

second copy I've ever seen! After 57 years, this copy has had careful spine repair and shows 

minor cover dog-earing and tiny tears, but remains fully intact] ..................................................... 45.00 

126. SCHWANN: ARTIST ISSUE - 1956-57. (a little dog-eared; firm spine tape repair) ........................... 32.00 

127. SCHWANN: ARTIST ISSUE - 1970..................................................................................................... 12.00 



130. SCHWANN: ARTIST ISSUE - 1982 (10th Edition). ............................................................................ 12.00 

131. THE LONG PLAYER: 1952/08 - August 1952. (very clean copy) ....................................................... 25.00 

132. THE LONG PLAYER: 1952/09+10 - September/October 1952. (very slight cover stains).................. 20.00 

133. THE LONG PLAYER: 1953/04 - April 1953. (superb copy)................................................................ 25.00 

134. THE LONG PLAYER: 1954/02 - February 1954. (significant wear on spine/cover; still sturdy) ........ 15.00 

135. THE LONG PLAYER: 1956/01 - January 1956. (minor cover stains).................................................. 18.00 

136. THE LONG PLAYER: 1956/06 - June 1956. ........................................................................................ 18.00 

137. THE LONG PLAYER: 1956/11 - November 1956................................................................................ 18.00

LONG-PLAYING RECORDS 

That's it for the tapes and catalogs: the rest of the catalog is devoted to LP's. 

LP's: Operatic & Choral Repertoire 

Operatic and choral listings include libretti unless noted NL for "No Libretto." 

138.*AUBER: Manon Lescaut. Mesple; Runge; Orliac; Bisson; Greger; Marty/Orchestre Lyrique 

de Choeurs de Radio France. French EMI 2C167-14056/8. A-.................................................... 20.00 

139.*BACH: Christmas Oratorio. Baumann; Sahesch-Pur; Hoffman; Hopfner; Hillebrand; 

Schneidt/Collegium St.Emmeram; Regensburger Domspatzen. Archiv 2723 057(3). A- to 

A(c/c)................................................................................................................................................ 14.00 

140.*BACH: Easter Oratorio. Forrester; Raskin; Lewis; Beattie; Ormandy/Phila; Temple 

University Cho. Col MS-6539. A-(c/c)........................................................................................... 10.00 

141. BARTOK: Bluebeard's Castle (sung in German). Nilsson; Sonnersted; Friisholm/Danish 

Radio. [broadcast, 1953; NL] HRE 225. A- ...................................................................................... 9.00 

142.*BEETHOVEN: Fidelio. Behrens; Hofmann; Adam; Sotin; Ghazarian; Kuebler; Howell; 

Solti/CSO & Cho. [dig] London 3LDR-10017(3). A- to A ............................................................ 14.00 

143. BEETHOVEN: Fidelio. Nilsson; Wengler; Hopf; Schoeffler; Frick; Unger; Erich 

Kleiber/unindentified company. [Live, 1956; NL; blank covers] Unique Opera UORC- 

327(2). A- ......................................................................................................................................... 20.00 

144. BEETHOVEN: Missa Solemnis. Nilsson; Tunnel; Bocklin; S.Bjorling; Erich 

Kleiber/Stockholm Philharmonic & Cho. [Live, 1949] Music & Arts IGI-366(2). A- ............... 25.00 

145. BELLINI: I Capuletti ed I Montecchi. Simionato; Hurley; Cassilly; Flagello; 

Gamson/unidentifed company. [Live; October 14, 1958; with notes, photos & synopsis, but 

NL] MRF 19(2). A- .......................................................................................................................... 25.00 

146. BELLINI: I Puritani. Sutherland; Raimondi; Zerbini; Mazzoli; Serafin/Teatro Massimo di 

Palermo. [Live, 1961; libretto Italian only] Melodram MEL-460(3). A- to A ............................... 30.00 

147.*BERG: Five Songs, Op.4; Lulu Suite (Margaret Price); Three Orchestral Pieces. Abbado/LSO. 

DGG 2530 146. FS(c/c).................................................................................................................... 10.00 

148. BERLIOZ: Te Deum. Young; Beecham/RPO; LPO Choir. Col ML-4897. A-(demo copy; "6eyes" 

labels)...................................................................................................................................... 18.00 

149.*BERLIOZ: The Trojans (extended excerpts from Parts I & II). Crespin; Chauvet; Bellary; 

Dunan; Hurteau; Berbie; Pretre/Paris Opera. [blue labels] Angel SB-3670(2). A- ........................ 9.00 

150.*BILLINGS: Choral Works (20). Gregg Smith Singers. Col MS-7277. A-(early "2-eyes" labels).... 12.00 

151. BIZET: Carmen. Borisenko; Shumskaya; Nelepp; Belov; Nebolsin/Bolshoi Theatre. [The box 

has been wrapped in brown paper and then tied with twine; I can't be sure, but my guess is 

that this is what passed as "factory sealed" in the USSR when this was issued!] Melodiya 

05985-90(3). "FS"(see preceding notes) .......................................................................................... 35.00 

152.*BIZET: La Jolie Fille de Perth. Young; Eda-Pierre; Hayter; Rippon; Lloyd-Jones/Northern 

Sym & Cho. [Live; England; 1973] MRF S-160(3). A-.................................................................. 20.00 

153.*BLITZSTEIN: Regina. Lewis; Carron; Brice; Hecht; Krachmalnick/New York City Opera. 

Col O3S-202(3). A-(early "6-eyes" labels) ...................................................................................... 32.00

LP's: Operatic, Choral & Vocal Repertoire - continued 

154.*BOYKAN: (Martin; b.1931): Elegy (Bryden, soprano; Hoose/Brandeis Contemporary Ch 

Players); Epithalamion (Maddalena, baritone; Cirillo, vln; Crumb, harp). [dig] CRI SD-566. 

A- to A................................................................................................................................................ 9.00 

155.*BRANT: (Henry; b.1913): Western Springs. La Jolla Civic/University Sym & Cho conducted 

by Composer, Nee, Chase & Snyder. CRI SD-512. A-................................................................... 9.00 

156.*BRITTEN: Cantata Misericordium (Pears; Fischer-Dieskau; Composer/LSO & Cho.); Sinfonia 

da Requiem (Composer/NPO). London OS-25937. A- .................................................................. 11.00 

157.*CASALS: El Pessebre. Forrester; Iglesias; Saharrea; Elvira; Serrano; Casals/Festival Casals 

Puerto Rico Orch; Cho. Col M2-32966(2). A-.............................................................................. 16.00 

158. CHERUBINI: Medea. Callas; Guichandut; Petri; Barbieri; Gui/MMF. [Live, 1953; Includes 

English notes, but libretto in Italian only] Fonit Cetra DOC-60(3). A- to A ................................... 25.00 

159. CHERUBINI: Medea. Caballe; Lima; Weidinger; Candida; Zaccaria; Gatto/unidentified 

company. [Live, 1977; NL - as issued] HRE 411(3). A-................................................................. 18.00 

160. CHERUBINI: Medea. Callas; Vickers; Carron; Zaccaria; Berganza; Raskin; Rescigno/Dallas 

Civic Opera. [Live, 1958; Italian-only libretto] SIDE 6: Excerpts from Norma with Callas; 

Barbieri; Rossi-Lemeni; Serafin/Teatro Colon, Buenos Aires; 1949. Melodram MEL- 

461(3). A- ......................................................................................................................................... 25.00 

161. CILEA: Adriana Lecouvreur. Olivero; Corelli; Simionato; Bastianini; Rossi/Orch. [Naples, 11- 

28-59; booklet has notes & photos only, but this copy includes Met libretto] MRF 47(2). A- ....... 15.00 

162. CILEA: Adriana Lecouvreur. Olivero; Simionato; Corelli; Bastianini; Rossi/Teatro San Carlo 

di Napoli. [Live, 11/28/59] [Notes include English translation, but libretto is in Italian only] 

Fonit Cetra DOC-19(3). A- .............................................................................................................. 30.00 

163.*CORNELIUS: The Barber of Bagdad. Schwarzkopf; Gedda; Czerwenka; Prey; Leinsdorf/PO 

& Cho. [With English notes & synopsis, but German-only libretto] Electrola 1C147-01 

448/49(2). A- .................................................................................................................................... 13.00 

164.*DELIBES: Lakme. Sutherland; Vanzo; Bacquier; Sinclair; Bonynge/Monte Carlo Opera. 

London OSA-1391(3). A- ................................................................................................................ 16.00 

165. DONIZETTI: Don Sebastiano. Poggi; Barbieri; Mascherini; Neri; Giulini/Teatro Comunale di 

Firenze. [Live; Salzburg Festival, 1954; Italian-only notes and libretto] Cetra LO-20(3). A- 

(slight water box dam; LP's fine)...................................................................................................... 18.00 

166.*DONIZETTI: La Favorita. Pavarotti; Cossotto; Bacquier; Ghiaurov; Cotrubas; Bonynge/Teatro 

Comunale, Bologna. London OSA-13113(3). A-........................................................................... 15.00 

167.*DONIZETTI: Maria Padilla. Janet Price; Du Plessis; Elkins; Drago; Caley; 

Montgomery/Bournemouth Sinfonietta; Opera Rara Cho. [very nice booklet with notes 

and complete libretto] BJR S-135(3). A- ......................................................................................... 27.00 

168.*DONIZETTI: Maria Stuarda. Sills; Farrell; Burrows; Quilco; Kern; du Plessis; Ceccato/LPO; 

Alldis Choir. Audio Treas ABC-ATS-20010(3). A-....................................................................... 14.00 

169.*DONIZETTI: Parisina d'Este. Caballe; Pruett; Quilco; Morris; Bergquist; Queler/Opera Orch 

of NY; Schola Cantorum [live, Carnegie Hall, March 6,1974]. Side 6: Caballe - Arias from 

Tancredi, Ercole sul Termodonte(2), Betly, Caterina Cornaro, Bianca e Fernanco & 

Donizetti's Composizione da Camara, Vol II (Zanetti, piano; Carnegie Hall recitals, 1972 & 

1974). MRF S-107(3). A-................................................................................................................. 40.00 

170. DONIZETTI: Poliuto. Corelli; Callas; Bastianini; De Palma; Zaccaria; Pelizzoni; 

Votto/unnamed company. [Live, Milan, 1960][With nice libretto including notes and 

photos] BJR 106(2). A- .................................................................................................................... 35.00


171.*DVORAK: Requiem. Stader; Wagner; Haefliger; Borg; Ancerl/CPO; Cho. [tulip labels] DGG 

138 026/27(2). A- to A ..................................................................................................................... 50.00 

172.*ERKEL: Hunyadi Laszlo. Simandy; Dery; Orosz; Jambor; Komor/Budapest Phil. Qualiton 

SLPX-1040/42(3). A- ....................................................................................................................... 14.00 

173.*FAURE: La Bonne Chanson. Walker, mezzo-soprano; The Nash Ensemble (who also play 

Faure's Trio in d, Op.120). CRD 1089. A- ....................................................................................... 10.00 

174.*FAURE: Penelope. Norman; Taillon; Vanzo; Van Dam; Huttenlocher; Dutoit/Monte Carlo 

Philharmonic; Jean Laforge Vocal Ens. Erato STU-71386(3). A- to A ...................................... 15.00 

175. FAURE: Requiem. Beems; Uppman; Roger Wagner/Concert Arts Orch; Wagner Chorale. 

[scarce!] Capitol P-8241. A-............................................................................................................. 16.00 

176.*FOERSTER: Eva. Depoltova; Barova; Vodicka; Soucek; Vajnar/Prague Radio Orch & Cho. 

Supraphon 1116-3311-13(3). A- ...................................................................................................... 15.00 

177. GLUCK: Iphigenie en Tauride. Crespin; Chauvet; Massard; Benegas; Sebastian/Theatre 

Colon, Buenos Aires. [Live, 1964; French-only libretto] Le Chant du Monde LDX- 

78769/70(2). A- ................................................................................................................................ 20.00 

178. GOETZ: The Taming of the Shrew. Trotschel; Teschemacher; Ahlersmeyer; S.Nilssen; Frick; 

Elmendorff/Dresden State Opera. Urania URLP-221(3). B(minor box damage & neat tape 

repair) ............................................................................................................................................... 15.00 

179.*GRETRY: Zemire et Azor. Mesple; Bufkens; van Gorp; Louis; Doneux/Belgian Radio Orch & 

Cho. [French-only notes and libretto] French EMI 2C167-12881/2(2). A-..................................... 18.00 

180. GURIDI: El Caserio (The Family Farm). Rubio; Rojo; Castello; Sierra; Vidal. SERRANO: Alma 

de Dios (The Good Soul). Rivadeneyra; Pardo; Castello; Sierra. Torroba/Agrupacion 

Sinfonica "La Zarzuela (in both). [with synopses, but NL] [blue labels] Col ML-4932. B+ ....... 12.00 

181.*HANDEL: Acis and Galatea. Sutherland; Pears; Brannigan; Galliver; Boult/Philomusica of 

London; St. Anthony Singers. Oiseau-Lyre SOL-60011/2(2). A- .................................................. 9.00 

182.*HANDEL: Orlando. Sciutti; Bogard; Steffan; Greevy; Rintzler; Simon/Vienna Volksoper 

Orch. [1st recording] RCA LSC-6197(3). A-.................................................................................. 14.00 

183. HANDEL: Solomon. Cameron; Young; Morison; Marshall; Beecham/RPO; Beecham Choral 

Soc. Angel 3546(2). A-(lovely British pressing).............................................................................. 32.00 

184.*HAYDN: La Fedelta Premiata. Cotrubas; Von Stade; Valentini; Alva; Dorati/Lausanne Ch 

Orch; Swiss Radio Cho. Philips 6707 028(4). A- to A .................................................................. 16.00 

185.*HAYDN: Lo Speziale. Fulop; Rozsoss; Kalmar; Kincses; Lehel/Liszt Chamber Orch. 

Hungaroton SLPX-11926/7(2). A- to A(slight box scuffs).............................................................. 11.00 

186.*HAYDN: Mass #11 ("Nelson"). Hendricks; Lipovsek; Araiza; Meven; Davis/BRVS. [dig] Phil 

416 358-1. FS ..................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

187. HAYDN: The Creation. Seefried; Holm; Borg; Markevitch/BPO; St. Hedwig's Cho. Decca 

DXA-138(2). A- ............................................................................................................................... 32.00 

188.*HAYDN: The Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross. Babikian; Dressel; Alberts; van 

Kesteren; Wiener; Scherchen/VSOO; Academy Cho. West WST-17006. A- .............................. 14.00 

189.*HOLST: The Wandering Scholar (Rippon; Burrowes; Langdon; Tear; Bedford/ECO; English 

Opera Group); Perfect Fool Ballet Music; Egdon Heath (Previn/LSO). Angel S-37152. A- ...... 12.00


190. HONEGGER: La Danse des Morts w(Barrault, narrator; Panzera; Turba-Rabier; Schenneberg; 

Chorale Yvonne Gouverne; first recording); Symphony #2. Munch/PCO (in both). [recorded 

1941 & 1944] French EMI 1109011. A- to A .................................................................................. 10.00 

191.*IRELAND: Songs, Volume 1: Songs of a Wayfarer; Five Poems by Thomas Hardy; Marigold; 

Three Songs; We'll to the Woods No More; Sea Fever; two more. Rowlands, piano. [from 

Lyrita original] MHS 3333. A-........................................................................................................... 9.00 

192.*JANACEK: Missa Glagolitica. Lear; Rossel-Majdan; Haefliger; Crass; Kubelik/BVRS & Cho. 

[tulip labels] DGG 138 954. A- to A................................................................................................ 16.00 

193.*JEHAN DE LATRE: (1510-1569): Chansons (27). Robert, lute; Ensemble Vocal Jacques 

Feuillie. Musique en Wallonie MW-80013. A- to A ....................................................................... 12.00 

194.*KORNGOLD: Violanta. Marton; Jerusalem; Berry; Hesse; Laubenthal; Janowski/Munich 

Radio Orch. [TAS 44:159] Col M2-35909(2). A- .......................................................................... 25.00 

195. LALO: Le Roi d'Ys. Micheau; Gorr; Borthayre; Legay; Savignol; Mars; Rallier; 

Cluytens/ORTF & Cho. Pathe Marconi 1110683(2). A- to A ....................................................... 18.00 

196.+LALO: Le Roi d'Ys. Micheau; Gorr; Legay; Cluytens/ORTF & Cho. [NL; French-only notes] 

EMI 2C153-11068/9(2). A- to A...................................................................................................... 16.00 

197.*LEHAR: Giuditta. Moser; Gedda; Baumann; Hirte; Boskovsky/Munich Radio Orch & Cho. 

[dig; German pressing; DMM] Angel DSB-3947(2). A- to A(c/c).................................................. 15.00 

198.*LEHAR: Giuditta. Gueden; Kmentt; Loose; Dickie; Czerwenka; Berry; Moralt/Vienna State 

Opera. Decca GOS-583-4(2). A-..................................................................................................... 18.00 

199.*LISZT: Don Sanche. Garino; Hamari; Gati; Farkas; Komlosi; Pal/Hungarian State Opera 

Orch; Radio-TV Cho. [dig] Hungaroton SLPD-12744-45(2). A- ................................................. 13.00 

200.*LORTZING: Undine. Rothenberger; Putz; Gedda; Schreier; Prey; Frick; Heger/Berlin Radio 

Orch & Ch Cho. [Includes English synopsis, but German-only notes & libretto] Electrola 

1C183-30 218/20(3). A- to A ........................................................................................................... 14.00 

201.*MAHLER: Das Lied von der Erde. Norman; Vickers; Davis/LSO. [dig] Philips 6514 112. A- to 

A ....................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

202.*MARTI: (Josep Antoni; 1719-63): Silencio; O Magnum Mysterium. Basora; Estrada; 

Segarra/Capella de Musica i Escolania de Montserrat; Barcelona Ens. [German-only 

notes] Schwann Musica Sacra AMS-42. A-....................................................................................... 9.00 

203.*MARTINU: The Greek Passion (in English text by composer). Mitchinson; Field; Tomlinson; 

Lawton; Mackerras/Brno State Philharmonic; CPO Cho; Kuhn Childrens' Cho. [dig] 

Supraphon 1116-3611/12(2). A- to A .............................................................................................. 18.00 

204. MASCAGNI: Cavalleria Rusticana. Apolei; Geri; Zola; Campolonghi; Del Col; 

Sebastian/Teatro La Fenice, Venezia. Remington R-199-175/2(2). B to B+ ............................... 16.00 

205. MASCAGNI: Iris. Olivero; Puma; Neri; Oliva; Questa/RAI Orch & Cho. [Live; Turin, 9-6-56] 

Side 6: Excerpts from Iris (Petrella; Di Stefano; Christoff; Meletti; Gavazzeni/Unnamed 

Company). [Live; Rome, 12-26-56] [Booklet, but NL] MRF 29(3). A-(mod to loud tks 3/8inch 

sd 4) .......................................................................................................................................... 23.00 

206.*MASCAGNI: L'Amico Fritz. Freni; Pavarotti; Sardiniero; Gavazzeni/ROHCG. [blue labels] 

Angel SBL-3737(2). A-.................................................................................................................... 14.00 

207. MASSENET: Sapho. Moizan; Mollien; Lovano; Michel; Jacquin; Massard; Le Comte/French 

Radio. [Live, 1961; NL; blank jackets] Golden Age of Opera EJS 326(2). B ................................ 15.00 

208. MESSAGER: Monsieur Beaucaire. Teyte; Green; Moffatt; Clarke; Parker; Russell/Princes 

Theatre Orch. [recorded 1919] Opal 817. A- ................................................................................. 15.00


209. MEYERBEER: Gli Ugonotti. Sutherland; Corelli; Simionato; Ghiaurov; Cossotto; Tozzi; 

Gavazzini/Milan. [Live; 6/7/1962; includes booklet with synopsis, notes & production 

photos; but NL] MRF 18(3). A- ....................................................................................................... 31.00 

210.*MEYERBEER: Songs (14). Fischer-Dieskau; Engel (piano). Archiv 2533 295. A- to A .................... 12.00 

211. MONIUSZKO: Halka. Sokolova; Nelepp; Maslennikova; Lisitsian; Kondrashin/Bolshoi 

Theatre. [Russian-only notes; NL] Melodiya 013687/90(2). A-..................................................... 15.00 

212. MOROSS: (Jerome): The Scandalous Life of Frankie & Johnny (ballet) (Hendl/Vienna Sym). 

MacDOWELL: Suite #2, "Indian" (Dixon/Vienna Sym). Desto D-408. A-................................... 11.00 

213. MOZART: Abduction from the Seraglio. Schwarzkopf; Loose; Dermota; Klein; 

Moralt/Austrian Radio Orch [radio broadcast, 1945]. Side 6: Arias from Magic Flute 

[Dermota(2), Schwarzkopf; Ahlsen], Don Giovanni [Schwarzkopf; Dermota], Cosi [Dermota] 

& Figaro [Schwarzkopf] (1946-57). Melodram MEL-047(3). A- ................................................... 25.00 

214. MOZART: Hochzeit des Figaro. Schoeffler; Cebotari; Ahlersmeyer; Teschemacher; 

Bohm/Orch & Cho des Reichssenders Stuttgart. [recorded 1938; Austrian issue; no notes 

or libretto] Private FH-1-3(3). A-..................................................................................................... 24.00 

215. MOZART: Marriage of Figaro. Sayao; Steber; Novotna; Brownlee; Pinza; Baccaloni; 

Walter/Unnamed company. [Live, 1-29-44] [NL] Opus MLG-75/77(3). A-- .............................. 27.00 

216.*MOZART: Requiem. M.Price; Schmidt; Araiza; Adam; Schreier/Staatskapelle Dresden; 

Leipzig Radio Cho. [dig] Philips 6514 320. A- to A ...................................................................... 10.00 

217.*MUSSORGSKY: Khovanshchina. Changalovich; Bugarinovich; Popovich; Tzveych; Startz; 

Popovich; Baranovich/Belgrade Opera. Richmond SRS-64504(4). A-........................................ 14.00 

218.*NIELSEN: Saul & David (in English). Christoff; Young; Soderstrom; Hartmann; Borg; 

Langdon; Horenstein/Danish Radio; Cho. Unicorn RHS-343/5(3). A-......................................... 20.00 

219.*OFFENBACH: La Grande Duchesse de Gerolstein. Crespin; Vanzo; Burles; Meloni; Massard; 

Mesple; Plasson/Toulouse Orch & Cho. Col M2-34576(2). A-.................................................... 13.00 

220.*OFFENBACH: Pariser Leben. Rothenberger; Bakker; Holm; Fuchs; Mattes/Munich Radio 

Orch & Cho. [with English synopsis & notes, but German-only libretto] [dig] Electrola 

1C157-46 574/75(2). A- to A ........................................................................................................... 18.00 

221. OFFENBACH: Tales of Hoffman. Anders; Streich; Klein; Berger; Rother/Berlin Radio. 

[Recorded 1946; this issue has no notes or libretto, nor does it list performers, which I found 

via an ARSC notation on the internet. Though touted as "complete," that same note indicates 

that it is significantly abridged. Apart from a few blemishes, this is essentially a very clean 

copy of a quieter-than-normal pressing for this label.] Gramophone 20154-56(3). B+ to B(see 

preceding comments)........................................................................................................................ 25.00 

222.*PAER: Leonora. Carson; Casula; Frusoni; Stavru; Tadeo; Maag/Stuttgart Radio Orch. [Live; 

May 23, 1976; includes booklet of notes and full libretto] MRF S-144(3). A-(box is dented; 

minor H20 stains; LP's superb)......................................................................................................... 30.00 

223.*PFITZNER: Palestrina. Gedda; Fischer-Dieskau; Weikl; Prey; Steinbach; Ridderbusch; Donath; 

Fassbaender; Kubelik/BVRS & Cho. DGG 2711 013(4). A- to A................................................. 25.00 

224.*PLANQUETTE: Les Cloches de Corneville. Mesple; Sinclair; Stutzmann; Burles; Giraudeau; 

Benoit; Doussard/Paris Comic Opera. [with folder including notes and synopsis, but NL - 

apparently as issued] Conn Soc CS2-2107(2). A-............................................................................ 14.00 

225. PROKOFIEV: The Flaming Angel. Rhodes; Depraz; Kolassi; Collard; Giraudeau; Bruck/Paris 

Opera. Westminster OPW-1304(3). A-........................................................................................... 14.00 

226. PUCCINI: Gianni Schicchi. Gobbi; de los Angeles; Santini/Rome Opera. [blue labels] Angel 

35473. A-.......................................................................................................................................... 10.00


227.+PUCCINI: Madama Butterfly. Callas; Gedda; Borriello; Danieli; Karajan/La Scala. EMI SLS- 

5015(3). A- ....................................................................................................................................... 20.00 

228. PUCCINI: Tosca. Bjoerling; Curtis-Verna; MacNeil; Scott; Davidson; Mitropoulos/Unnamed 

Orch & Cho. [Live, 1959; NL; blank jackets] Unique Opera UORC-148(2). A- .......................... 45.00 

229. PUCCINI: Tosca. Milanov; Corelli; Guelfi; Landon; Tree; Robinson; Gibson/ROHCG; [Live, 

1957; blank jackets; NL] Unique Opera UORC-157(2). A- ............................................................ 22.00 

230.*PUCCINI: Tosca. Ricciarelli; Carreras; Raimondi; Corena; Karajan/BPPO; Berlin Opera Cho. 

DGG 2707 121(2). A- to A............................................................................................................... 14.00 

231.*PUCCINI: Turandot. Caballe; Freni; Carreras; Plishka; Senechal; Lombard/Strasbourg Phil; 

Cho. [quad] Angel SCLX-3857(3). A-(c/c) ..................................................................................... 14.00 

232.*PURCELL: Music for the Theatre. Carlyle, soprano; Menuhin/Bath Festival Orch. [blue 

labels] Angel S-36332. A-.................................................................................................................. 8.00 

233.*PURCELL: The Fairy Queen. Sheppard; Knibbs; Clarke; Dellers; Jenkins; Bevan; Deller/His 

Consort; Stour Music Festival. Van SRV-311/12(2). A-.............................................................. 11.00 

234. RACHMANINOFF: Aleko. Petrov; Orfenov; Ognivtsev; Pokrovskaya; Golovanov/USSR Radio 

Orch & Cho. [includes English notes & synopsis, but NL; 10-inch] MK 5682/85(2). 

B+(superb copy of better than usual MK pressing).......................................................................... 24.00 

235. RACHMANINOFF: The Bells. Yeend; Lloyd; Harrell; Temple University Choir; 

Ormandy/Phila (who also play the Isle of the Dead). Col ML-5043. A-("6-eyes" labels) ............ 15.00 

236. RAVEL: Don Quichotte a Dulcinee (Maurane, baritone); Sheherazade (Micheau, soprano). 

DEBUSSY: Trois Ballades de Francois Villon (Maurane). BRITTEN: Les Illuminations 

(Micheau). Lamoureux Orchestra under Sacher (in Britten) and Fournet (in rest). Epic LC- 

3355. A-(brief moderate tks in Sheherazade)................................................................................... 16.00 

237.*REINTHALER: (Karl Martin; 1822-96): Jephtha and His Daughter. Langshaw; Schlick; 

Juckel; Harder; Nagashima; Helbich/Bremen Staatsorchester & Domcchor. [1st recording; 

DMM] Schwann AMS-4526(2). A- to A ......................................................................................... 12.00 

238.*ROSSI: (Luigi; 1597-1653): Cantatas (7). Nelson, soprano; Kuijken, basse de viole; Christie, 

clavecin. [nice fold-open jacket] Harmonia Mundi HM-1010. A- to A........................................... 12.00 

239. ROSSINI: Adina ossia Il Califfo di Bagdad. Adani; Spina; Tado; Rigacci/Milan Angelicum 

Orch (live, 1963). ROSSINI: Il Signor Bruschino. Bruscantini; Noni; Poli; Giulini/RAI 

Milan. [with notes and synopses, but NL] Voce 32(3). A-.............................................................. 20.00 

240. ROSSINI: La Cenerentola. de Gabarain; Oncina; Bruscantini; Alan; Wallace; 

Gui/Glyndebourne Festival Orch & Cho. [deluxe box with frame cover and insert (plus 

libretto & notes) in very nice condition indeed; deleted February 1957] RCA LHMV-600(2). 

A-(late sd 3 is B+, no apparent reason) ............................................................................................ 41.00 

241.*ROSSINI: La Donna del Lago. Horne; von Stade; Blake; Raffanti; Zaccaria; 

Scimone/Unidentified company. [with synopsis & notes, but NL] Voce 64(3). A-...................... 15.00 

242. ROSSINI: La Gazzetta. Tajo; Tuccari; Borriello; Galli; Caracciolo/A. Scarlatti Orchestra of 

RAI Naples. [Issued with synopsis, but NL] Voce 12(2). A-.......................................................... 12.00 

243. ROSSINI: Le Comte Ory. Oncina; Barabas; Canne-Meijer; Roux; Wallace; Gui/Glyndebourne 

Festival. [sung in French] Italian Odeon QALP-10200/01(2). A-(lovely copy) ............................. 19.00


244. ROSSINI: Matilde di Shabram. Valdenassi; Bottazzo; Panerai; Casula; Ferrin; 

Martinotti/Teatro Comunale dell'Opera, Genoa (March 27, 1974). Side 6: A PIETRO 

BOTTAZZO CONCERT: Arias from Conte Ory, Semiramide, Italiana & Don Pasquale; 

Bellini - Tre Arie da Camera. [rec 1962-71] MRF 108(3). A-......................................................... 23.00 

245.*SAINT-SAENS: Samson & Delila. Gorr; Vickers; Blanc; Pretre/Paris Opera; Duclos Cho. 

[blue labels] Angel S-3639(3). A-(booklet's photo page AUTOGRAPHED by Vickers) .............. 25.00 

246. SCARLATTI: Griselda. Freni; Alva; Luchetti; Bruscantini; Sanzogno/RAI Naples. [Live, 1971; 

usual fine MRF presentation with notes, synopsis & full libretto] MRF 117(2). A- ....................... 30.00 

247. SCHUBERT: Alfonso et Estrella. Danco; Alva; Panerai; Borriello; Clabassi; Nobile; 

Sanzogno/RAI Milan. [Live; October 26, 1956; NL] Melodram MEL-035(3). A- to A ............... 24.00 

248. SCHUBERT: Mass #2 (Dutoit; Planiavsky; Buchsbaum; Grossman/Vienna Sym); Gesang der 

Geister Ueber den Wassern (Krauss; Vienna Sym; VSO Cho). Lyrichord LL-93. A- ................... 9.00 

249. SCHUBERT: Mass #4. Dutoit; Bahl; Equilux; Ohashi; Barati/VSOO; Academy Cho. Lyrichord 

LL-101. A-.......................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

250.*SCHUMANN: Das Paradies und die Peri. Moser; Fassbaender; Gedda; Tripp; Marheineke; 

Czyz/Dusseldorf Sym; Cho. [quad; Grand Prix du Disque] Electrola 1C193-30187/88(2). A- 

to A ................................................................................................................................................... 23.00 

251.*SCHUMANN: Vocal Duets. Varady; DGG 2531 204. A- to A(c/c).................................................... 12.00 

252. SERRANO: La Cancion del Olvido ("The Song of Forgetfulness"). Lorengar; Ausensi; 

Munguia; Argenta/Symphony Orchestra; Madrid Singers. [with notes & synopsis in 

English & Spanish, but NL] London TW-91026. A- ....................................................................... 25.00 

253.*SIBELIUS: Songs: Seven Songs, Op.13; Six Songs, Op.50; Eight Songs, Op.57; Two Songs 

from Twelfth Night; eight misc songs. Jorma Hynninen, baritone; Ralf Gothoni, pinao. 

Finlandia FA-202(2). A- to A............................................................................................................. 9.00 

254.*SILLS: Arias - Ariadne; Seraglio; Barber; William Tell. Gagnon - Sillsiana. [Live, but no details 

about when or where] Private RA-201. A- to B+............................................................................. 16.00 

255. SMETANA: The Secret. Petrova; Zidek; Koci; Kalas; Stepanova; Neumann/Prague National 

Theatre. Artia ALPO-84(3). A-(fine copy) ..................................................................................... 14.00 

256.*STRAUSS: Der Rosenkavalier. Jones; Fassbaender; Popp; Ridderbusch; Carlos 

Kleiber/Unidentified company. [Live, 1977; NL - as issued] Legendary LR-179(4). A--(c/c; 

tks 1/4-inch, beg sd 8) ...................................................................................................................... 24.00 

257. STRAUSS: Egyptian Helen. Rysanek; Aldenhoff; Kupper; Uhde; Keilberth/Munich Opera. 

[Live, August 10, 1956; NL; blank jackets] Golden Age of Opera EJS 268(2). A- to B+ .............. 15.00 

258.*SUPPE: Boccaccio. Rothenberger; Prey; Moser; Bohme; Berry; Dallapozza; 

Boskovsky/Bavarian Symphony & Opera Cho. [English notes included, but German-only 

libretto] [quad] Electrola 1c157-30216/17(2). A- to A .................................................................... 20.00 

259.*THOMAS: (Kurt; 1904-73): Mass in a. HEINRICH KAMINSKI (1886-1946): Psalm 130. 

Fruhhaber; Belician; Altmeyer; Eckels; Bremsteller/Capella St. Crucis Hannover. DGG / 

Leuenhagen & Paris 2891 266. A- to A ........................................................................................... 12.00 

260.*TRAETTA: (Tommaso): Le Serve Rivali. Barbacini; Dessy; Nazario; Mainardi/Orchestra 

Sinfonica di Sanremo. [includes English notes and libretto] Bongiovanni GB-2003/4(2). A-...... 25.00


261.*VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: Five Tudor Portraits. Bainbridge; Case; Willcocks/NPO; Bach 

Choir. Angel S-36685. A-.................................................................................................................. 8.00 

262. VERDI: Aida. Cigna (debut); Martinelli; Morelli; Castagna; Votipka; Pinza; Cordon; 

Panizza/Metropolitan Opera. [Live; 2/6/1937; NL; blank jackets] Golden Age of Opera EJS 

147(3). B........................................................................................................................................... 23.00 

263.*VERDI: Don Carlos. Andzhaparidze; Petrov; Milashkina; Valaitis; Arkhipova; 

Naidenov/Bolshoi Theatre. [Russian and English synopses; NL] Melodiya 33C-0933-40(4). 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 45.00 

264.*VERDI: Ernani. Caballe; Prevedi; Christoff; Glossop; Gavazzeni/Unnamed Company. [Live; 

Italy; November 26, 1968; with notes & synopsis, but NL] BJR S-110(2). A- ............................... 25.00 

265.*VERDI: Falstaff. Fischer-Dieskau; Ligabue; Resnik; Sciutti; Panerai; Stolze; Bernstein/VPO; 

VSO Cho. Col M3S-750(3). A- to A(early "2-eyes" labels; superior pressing).............................. 23.00 

266. VERDI: Giovanna d'Arco. Tebaldi; Bergonzi; Panerai; Susca; Scarenci; Simonetto/Venice 

Festival, 1951. [Live; blank cover; NL] Golden Age of Opera EJS 125(2). B- .............................. 14.00 

267. VERDI: Il Trovatore. Bjoerling; Greco; Castagna; Stellman; Calusio/Unnamed Company. 

[Live, 1941; bl cov; NL] Unique Opera UORC-115(2). A-(very fine copy) ................................... 15.00 

268.+VERDI: Il Trovatore. Pertile; Granforte; Carena; Cattaneo; Carmassi; de Franco; Sabajno/La 

Scala. [lib Italian only] EMI (Italy) C 053-17083/85(3). A- ........................................................... 20.00 

269. VERDI: La Traviata. Callas; Di Stefano; Bastianini; Giulini/La Scala. [Live; May 28, 1955; no 

libretto, but lovely 8 1/2 x 11' booklet includes synopsis and three or four dozen fine 

production photos, most including Callas] MRF 87(2). A-.............................................................. 25.00 

270. VERDI: La Traviata. Callas; Raimondi; Bastianini; Zanolli; La Porta; Giulini/La Scala. [Live; 

January 19, 1956; NL - as issued] HRE 272(2). A- ......................................................................... 18.00 

271. VERDI: Luisa Miller. Stella; Di Stefano; MacNeil; Arie; Dominguez; Sanzogno/unidentified 

company. [Live, 1963; NL - as issued] HRE V-814(3). A-(pressing defect causes mod snd 

3/4-in side 3)..................................................................................................................................... 15.00 

272.*VERDI: Macbeth. Ahlersmeyer; Hongen; Alsen; Witte; Bottcher; Bohm/Vienna State Opera. 

[Apparently a broadcast performance recorded 1943(?); in German; NL] Melodiya M10- 

47469 004(2). A- .............................................................................................................................. 16.00 

273. VERDI: Otello. Rethberg; Votipka; Martinelli; Tibbett; Moscona; Cehanovsky; 

Panizza/Metropolitan Opera. [Live; February 12, 1938] Side 6: Arias sung by Rethberg 

(La Wally; Forza); Martinelli (Samson; Bizet); Tibbett (Tales; Don Giovanni). [bl covs; NL] 

Golden Age of Opera EJS 181(3). B(noisy bbls sides 5 & 6).......................................................... 18.00 

274. VERDI: Requiem; Te Deum. Tebaldi; Elmo; Prandelli; Siepi; Toscanini/La Scala. [Live; June 

26, 1950; notes in Italian only; fine sound; intense performance!] Edizioni RAI 14/15(2). A-....... 20.00 

275.*VERDI: Requiem. Vartenissian; Cossotto; Fernandi; Christoff; Serafin/Rome Op. EMI SXDW- 

3055(2). A- ......................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

276. VERDI: Rigoletto. Pons; Kiepura; Tibbett; Lazzari; Cordon; Votipka; Papi/Metropolitan 

Opera. [Live; March 11, 1939; NL; bl covs] Golden Age of Opera EJS 131(2). A-/B(disc 1 

exceptional for EJS; 2nd more typical!)........................................................................................... 19.00 

277.*VERDI: Rigoletto. Bruson; Kraus; Hendricks; Ferrin; Gardelli/unidentified company. [Live; 

1980; with notes but NL] Filler: Barbara Hendricks: Sleepwalking Scene from Sonnambula 

(Almeida/unidentified company; live, 1980). Legendary LR-178(3). A--.................................... 20.00


278. VERDI: Rigoletto. Scotto; Paskalis; Pavarotti; Bartoluzzi; Washington; Clabassi; Giulini/Rome 

Opera. [Live; November 19, 1966] Side 6: Arias from Rigoletto by Bjoerling and Warren 

(Sodero/Orch; 1945). Carnegie Hall, 1/17/1968; no libretto or notes] Estro Armonico EA- 

020(3). A-(box has tape repair) ........................................................................................................ 30.00 

279. VIVES: Bohemios ("Bohemians"). Berganza; Rosada; Ausensi; Munguia; Argenta/Orquesta 

Sinfonica; Cantores de Madrid. [Notes & synopsis in English & Spanish, but NL] London 

TW-91038. A- .................................................................................................................................. 25.00 

280. VIVES: Dona Francisquita. Morales; Iriarte; Garcia; Calvo; Argenta/Gran Orquesta 

Sinfonica; Cho. [Spanish-only notes; NL] London TW-91005/6(2). A- ........................................ 35.00 

281. VIVES: Dona Francisquita. Olaria; Kraus; Perez; Ramalle; Alonso; Montorio/Orquesta de 

Camara de Madrid; Cho. [English notes and synopsis; NL] Montilla FM-85. A- ....................... 12.00 

282. WAGNER: Die Walkure (extended scenes). Harshaw; Schech; Thebom; Vinay; Uhde; Scott; 

Mitropoulos/Metropolitan Opera. Met Op MO-728(2). A-(very nice copy; NL)........................ 25.00 

283. WAGNER: Die Walkure. Traubel; Melchior; Varnay; Thorberg; Chorr; Kipnis; 

Leinsdorf/Unnamed Company (1941). [Issued NL; former owner added libretto from the 

Solti issue to this box] ERR 107(4). A-............................................................................................ 31.00 

284.*WAGNER: Flying Dutchman. Van Dam; Vejzovic; Moll; Hofmann; Moser; Karajan/BPO; 

VSO Cho. [dig; DMM] Angel DSCX-3958(3). A- to A ................................................................. 14.00 

285. WAGNER: Flying Dutchman. Hotter; Ursuleac; Hann; Ostertag; Klarwein; Krauss/Bavarian 

State Opera. [In 78-sized album with open sleeve tops, undoubtedly issued without inner 

sleeves, so inevitably scuffed. But most problems are minor, and most plays a solid B+; one 

significant moderate scratch sounds one inch on side 6; NL (as issued??)] B(see preceding 

comments) ........................................................................................................................................ 32.00 

286. WAGNER: Gotterdammerung. Flagstad; Svanholm; Bjoner; Gustavson; Karen Marie Flagstad; 

Fjeldstad/Oslo Phil; Norwegian Radio. [NL - as issued?] London A-4603(6). A- ...................... 32.00 

287. WAGNER: Gotterdammerung. Windgassen; Varnay; Grummer; Greindl; Ilosvay; Uhde; 

Neidlinger; Knappertsbusch/Bayreuth. [Live, 1957; w/ booklet inc production photos, but 

NL] Cetra LO-61(5). A- ................................................................................................................... 30.00 

288. WAGNER: Lohengrin (in Italian!) Tebaldi; Penno; Nicolai; Guelfi; Neri; Santini/unidentified 

company. [Live; Naples, 1954; NL] HRE 295(3). A- ..................................................................... 20.00 

289. WAGNER: Lohengrin. Windgassen; Steber; Varnay; Uhde; Greindl; Braun; 

Keilberth/Bayreuth Festival [Live, 1953]. London A-4502(5). A-............................................... 35.00 

290. WAGNER: Lohengrin. Hofmann; Volker; Muller; Prohaska; Klose; Grossman; Heger/Berlin 

State Opera. [Private Austrian issue; NL; w/cast sheet & identification of scenes on each 

side; handsome box] Private LOH-1(4). A- ..................................................................................... 65.00 

291. WAGNER: Rienzi (abridged). Lorenz; Klose; Scheppan; Prohaska; Schuler/Berlin State Opera. 

[German-only notes; NL; recorded 1942] Top Classic H-657/8(2). A-........................................... 15.00


292. WAGNER: Rienzi. Composite recording put together before there was any commercial recording 

of the complete work. Mostly from Vienna 1960 concert performance with Svanholm; 

Ludwig; Christiansen; Berry; Schoeffler; Stich-Randall; Krips/Orch. Others interpolated are 

Heger/Vienna 1950; Basile/Turin 1963; Von Matacic/Stuttgart 1957; Scherchen/Milan 1964; 

Prohaska/Berlin 1941 (? - conjectural tape); and the overture is by Cantelli/NBC, 1954. 

[Includes VERY detailed notes, plus full German/English libretto identifying who's 

performing what] SIDES 7 & 8: WAGNER - Columbus Overture (Kraus/Orch); Love Feast 

of the Apostles (Smetacek/Bratislava Radio Orch; Cho). SIEGFRIED WAGNER: 

Overtures to Der Barenhauter (Composer/Orch; from acoustic 78's) and Der Schmied von 

Marienburg (Tietjens/Bayreuth; 1936). [An unusual set, to say the least!] Penzance PR-8(4). 

A-(little or no snd from lgt blem beg side 3).................................................................................... 50.00 

293. WAGNER: Siegfried. Flagstad; Melchior; Thorborg; Laufkoetter; Schorr; 

Bodanzky/Unidentified company. [Live, 1937; NL - as issued] Discocorp IGI-373(3). A-......... 27.00 

294.*WAGNER: The Rheingold (Das Rheingold sung in English). Bailey; Belcourt; Stroud; 

Goodall/English National Opera Group. [quad] EMI SLS-5032(3). A- to A(box scuffy 

w/minor tear, but discs pristine) ....................................................................................................... 18.00 

295. WAGNER: Tristan und Isolde. Vinay; Modl; Weber; Hotter; Malaniuk; Stolze; 

Karajan/Bayreuth Festival, 1952. [with English notes but NL] Melodram MEL-525(4). A- ...... 30.00 

296. WAGNER: Tristan und Isolde. Flagstad; Suthaus; Thebom; Greindl; Fischer-Dieskau; Schock; 

Furtwangler/PO; ROHCG Cho. RCA LM-6700(5). A-(earliest labels; brief tks sd 5) ................. 45.00 

297.*WEBER/MAHLER: Die Drei Pintos. Popp; Hollweg; Prey; Moll; Bertini/Munich 

Philharmonic. German RCA PRL3-9063(3). A- ............................................................................ 20.00 

298. WEILL: The Rise & Fall of the City of Mahagonny. Lenya; Litz; Gunter; Roth; Markwort; 

Bruckner-Ruggeberg/Orch & Cho. Col K3L-243(3). A-("2-eyes" labels) .................................. 20.00 

299.*WILLAERT: (Adrian; 1490-1562): Eleven Works. Allister, contralto; Stevens/Ambrosian 

Singers; Ambrosian Consort; Jaye Consort of Viols. Odyssey 32 16 0202. A-(demo copy) ....... 9.00 

300. ZANDONAI: Francesca da Rimini. Gencer; Colzani; Cioni; Capuana/Teatro Comunale 

Giuseppe Verdi, Trieste. [Live; 3-16-61; with brief English notes; ibretto Italian only] Fonit 

Cetra DOC-14(3). A-........................................................................................................................ 40.00

LP's: Operatic & Choral Highlights 

301. MUSSORGSKY: Boris Godunov (exc). Christoff; Cadoni; Mecuriali; Modesti; Rodzinski/RAI 

Rome. [Live, 1955; Italian-only notes] I Gioielli Della Lirica 73. A-............................................. 12.00 

302. PUCCINI: Tosca (exc). Tebaldi; Tucker; Warren; Mitropoulos/Metropolitan Opera. [Live, 

1955; Italian-only notes] I Gioielli Della Lirica 17. A-(this copy has English notes insert).............. 9.00 

303. VERDI: Ernani (exc). De Monaco; Cerquetti; Bastianini; Christoff; Mitropoulos/Teatro 

Comunale di Firenze. [Live, 1957; Italian-only notes] I Gioielli Della Lirica 33. A- ..................... 9.00 

304. VERDI: La Forza del Destino (extended excerpts - one side for each act). Gigli; Barbato; 

Mascherini; Neri; Canali; Votto/Teatro Municipale, Rio de Janiero. [Live, 1951; NL; bl 

covs] EJS 380(2). B+(nice pressing for EJS) ................................................................................... 20.00 

LP's: Operatic, Choral & Vocal Collections 

305.*100 YEARS OF GREAT MET ARTISTS: The Bing Years I: 1950-1961. Commercial 

recordings (one disc mono, one stereo) of singers in arias from roles they sang at the Met: 

Albanese, Bastianini, Bergonzi, Bjoerling, Callas, Della Casa, Corelli, Corena, Del Monaco, 

De Los Angeles, Elias, Gedda, Gueden, Hines, London, Merrill, Milanov, Moffo, Nilsson, 

Peters, Price, Resnik, Rysanek, Siepi, Simionato, Steber, Stevens, Tebaldi, Thebom, Tozzi, 

Tucker, Valletti, Vickers & Warren. In fold-open album with 8-page booklet of texts with 

photos and notes on each soloist and recording. Sold by subscription only. Metropolitan 

Opera-MET-405(2). A- .................................................................................................................... 24.00 

306. 50 YEARS OF GREAT OPERATIC SINGING: TENORS: Caruso(2), McCormack, Gigli, 

Martinelli, Schipa, Johnson, Melchior, di Stefano, Tagliavini, Peerce, Bjoerling & Valletti. 

[SD labels] RCA LM-2372. A- ........................................................................................................ 11.00 

307. GOLDEN AGE - VIENNESE OPERETTA: Arias of Lehar, J.Strauss, Kalman & Kunneke sung 

by Roswaenge & Wittrisch (six each). Reinshagen/Tonhall Orch. Richmond R-23253. A- .......... 9.00 

308.*GREAT SOPRANOS & MEZZOS OF THE 1980s: Marton(Tosca); Stratas(Boheme); 

Dimitrova(Manon Lescaut); M.Price(Don Carlo); Fassbaender(Clemenza); 

Gruberova(Barber); Baltsa(Cenerentola); Varady(Eugene Onegin). [recorded live, misc 

places, 1970's] Legendary LR-103. A-............................................................................................. 11.00 

309. GREAT TENOR ARIAS: Svanholm (Tannhauser); Bjoerling (Africana; Manon Lescaut); 

Tagliavini (Tosca); Melchior (Siegfried); Martinelli (Trovatore); Gigli (Martha); Caruso 

(Aida; Boheme; Elisir); McCormack (Don Giovanni); Peerce (Fanciulla). [SD labels] RCA 

LM-2631. A-..................................................................................................................................... 11.00 

310.*HOMAGE TO GERALD MOORE: Songs & Ensembles by Haydn, Mozart, Rossini, Schubert, 

Mendelssohn, Schumann, Brahms & Wolf. de los Angeles; Schwarzkopf; Fischer-Dieskau; 

Moore, piano. [From live concert, Royal Festival Hall, 2-20-1967; inc Moore's farewell 

speech; Grand Prix du Disque] Angel SB-3697(2). A-.................................................................... 14.00

LP's: Operatic, Choral & Vocal Collections - continued 

311. LA SCALA AT THE BOLSHOI, 1964: "Documenting the Historic Visit of the La Scala 

Company to Moscow." Extended excerpts from Trovatore (Tucci, Simionato, Bergonzi, 

Cappuccilli); Boheme (Freni, Raimondi, Panerai); Turandot (Nilsson, Tucci, Prevedi); two 

discs devoted to Gala Concert with Tonini, piano and arias by Nilsson(2); Freni(3); 

Cossotto(3); Prevedi(2) & Scotto (6: she gets a whole LP to herself!) [As always, I think, 

with HRE, there are no notes, but the sound quality is really excellent and the collection 

generous] HRE 340(5). A-(brief tks in Boheme; otherwise lovely!) ............................................... 35.00 

312.*POLISH CAROLS & HYMNS: (18). Beazley/Lira Singers; Instrumental Ens. Lira Singers 

LSLP-0101. A- ................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

313. PRAGUE NATIONAL THEATRE: Opera in Prague. Two-record set with handsome 26-page 

illustrated booklet features one disc of selections from Don Giovanni, Otello, Meistersinger, 

Boris, Libuse, Rusalka, Jenufa & Bride of Messina; second LP is devoted to Singers of the 

Past (Burian, Deistinnova, Marak, Zitek, Berlik, Zikova) and Contemporary Singers 

(Krasova, Blachut, Tikalova, Bednar, Zidek, Haken, Joran). Supraphon SUA- 

10413/14(2). A- ................................................................................................................................ 24.00 

314.*ROYAL FAMILY OF OPERA: Thirty-one arias taken from a wide range of London opera issues 

with artists including Crespin, Tebaldi, Del Monaco, Corelli, Resnik, Weathers, Merrill, 

McCracken, Berganza, Zeani, Nilsson, Flagstad, Hotter, Prevedi, Ludwig, Krause, King, 

Ghiaurov, Sutherland, and many more. [With 45-page booklet] London RFO-S-1(3). A-(U.S. 

pressings).......................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

315. ROYAL OPERA HOUSE: COVENT GARDEN: Historical Recordings of Actual 

Performances. Mefistofele (Bellezza; 1936); Boheme (Bellezza, 1926); Melba's Farewell 

(Bellezza; 1926); Otello (Bellezza, 1926); Faust (Goossens, 1928); Boris (Bellezza, 1928); 

Meistersinger (Beecham, 1936); Gotterdammerung (Beecham, 1936). [Includes several 

items previously unpublished; nice 27-page booklet with photos, notes and texts] EMI RLS- 

742(3). A- ......................................................................................................................................... 24.00 

316.*THE ART OF COURTLY LOVE: Guillaume de Machaut and His Age; Late 14th Century Avant 

Garde (works of Solage, Grimace, Borlet, de Perusio, etc.); The Court of Burgundy (works of 

Dufay[8], Binchois[6] & Anon[2]). Munrow/Early Music Consort of London. Sera SIC- 

6092(3). A- ....................................................................................................................................... 13.00 

Listings of vocalists follow on next page �

LP's: Vocalists 

317.*ARKHIPOVA: Arias - Maid of Orleans, Tsar's Bride, Khovanshchina, Alexander Nevsky, 

Carmen, Figaro(2), Don Carlos & Trovatore. Misc conductors. Melodiya C10-14601-02. A-....... 12.00 

318. ARKHIPOVA: Arias by Tchaikovsky, Bizet, Dargomyzhsky, Cherubini, Thomas & Verdi (the 

notes are in Cyrillic, so I can't tell you more than that!) Melodiya 011811-12. A- ......................... 12.00 

319.*ARKHIPOVA: Excerpts from The Tsar's Bride and The Snow Maiden. Melik-Pashayev/Bolshoi 

Theatre Orch. [nice cover portrait!] Melodiya C-0799-800. A-..................................................... 12.00 

320.*ARKHIPOVA: Falla - El Amor Brujo. Jansons/Moscow Radio Orchestra, who also perform 

excerpts from The Three-Cornered Hat. Melodiya CM-03395-6. A- .............................................. 12.00 

321.*ARKHIPOVA: Khovanshchina excerpts. [I cannot read the Cyrillic to tell you the rest of the 

cast] Melodiya C10-16595-96. A-.................................................................................................... 12.00 

322.*ARKHIPOVA: Rachmaninov Songs (14). Ivary Ilya, piano.[Russian-only notes] Melodiya C10- 

17203-4. A-(minor cover damage) ................................................................................................... 10.00 

323. ARKHIPOVA: Selections from Alexander Nevsky, On Guard for Peace, Not Love Alone, 

Khovanshchina(2) & Fountain of Bakhchisarai. Misc conductors. Melodiya 015959-60. A-......... 12.00 

324.*ARKHIPOVA: Songs of Grechaninov, Gliere(2), Arensky(2), Ippolitov-Ivanov(3); Tchaikovsky 

- Six Duets (Kasrashvili, soprano; Pashinsky, baritone). Melodiya 33CM-03167-68. A- ............ 12.00 

325.*ARKHIPOVA: Songs of Prokofiev(2), Shebalin, Sviridov(3), Zhivotov(2), Shaporin(2), 

Shostakovich & Shchedrin. Pianists: Rassudova; Sviridov; Shchedrin. Melodiya 33C10- 

07659-60. A-..................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

326.*ARKHIPOVA: Songs of Taneyev(11) & Medtner(5). [I can't manage the Cyrillic to read the 

pianist's name] Melodiya 33C10-08229-30. A- ............................................................................... 12.00 

327.*ARKHIPOVA: Songs to Pushkin Texts by Glinka, Dargomyzhsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Shaporin, 

Borodin, Cui, Rubinstein, Glazounov, Gliere & Vlasov. Rassudova; Guselnikov, piano. 

Melodiya 33C10-06963-64. A- ........................................................................................................ 12.00 

328.*ARKHIPOVA & PIAVKO: Duets from Trovatore & Cavalleria Rusticana. Melodiya 33CM- 

02919-20. A-..................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

329.*AVDEYEVA: (Larissa; mezzo-soprano): Arias - Khovanshchina(2), Sadko, Kaschei, Carmen(3), 

Samson(2). Svetlanov/Bolshoi. Melodiya 33C-01013-14. A- ........................................................ 12.00 

330.*BAKER: Arie Amorose by Giordani, Caccini, Stradella, Sarri, Cesti, Lotti, Scarlatti(3), 

Caldara(3), Bononcini, Durante, Pergolesi, Martini, Piccinni & Paisiello. Marriner/ASMF. 

Philips 9500 557. A- to A................................................................................................................. 12.00 

331.*BAKER: Chausson - Chanson Perpetuelle. Ravel - Chansons Madecasses; 3 Mallarme Poems. 

Delage - Quatre Poemes Hindous. Melos Ens. Oiseau-Lyre SOL-298. A-(c/c).............................. 12.00 

332.*BAKER: Handel - Ah! Crudel nel Pianto Mio; Armida Abbandonata. Leppard/ECO. [blue 

labels] Angel S-36569. A-................................................................................................................ 12.00 

333.*BAKER: A Treasury of English Songs, 1597-1961: Dowland, Arne, Purcell, Boyce, Vaughan 

Williams, Parry, Britten, Warlock, Ireland, etc. Moore, piano; misc other accompaniments on 

lute, flute, viola da gamba & harpsichord. [blue labels] Angel S-36456. A-................................... 16.00

LP's: Vocalists - continued 

334. BAKER: Town Hall Recital; December 2, 1966: Songs of Schubert(9), Duparc(2), Berlioz(2), 

Faure(6) & Brahms; Mozart - Concert Aria, K.583; aria from Clemenza. Isepp, piano. FWR 

67. A-................................................................................................................................................ 25.00 

335.*BASTIANINI: Songs of Italy (10). London SW-99412. A-................................................................. 12.00 

336. BJOERLING: Arias & duets - Forza, Xerxes, Romeo, Boheme(2), Manon, Tosca, Camren, Cav; 

Songs of Schubert(3), Firestone(2), Tours, Brahms, Beethoven, Rachmaninov, Rossini, 

Nordqvist, Traditional Swedish. [Both Firestone, Romeo & one Boheme w/Annalisa 

Bjoerling] ANNA 1069. A-.............................................................................................................. 12.00 

337. BJOERLING: Arias - Romeo(3), Gianni, Boheme(3), Manon, Tosca, Gioconda (several of these 

with his wife, Annalisa); Songs of Beethoven, Strauss(2), Rachmaninov, Morgan, 

Leoncavallo & Tosti. [All apparently live performances, 1948-1951] Voce 95. A-.......................... 9.00 

338. BJOERLING: Romeo & Juliette - Balcony Scene (Stockholm Opera; in Swedish; 3-27-1940); 

Tomb Scene (same performance?). Arias: Aida Trio (1940); Tosca; Romeo (w/Annalisa 

Bjoerling); Manon; Pecheurs; Carmen. Massenet Elegie. ANNA 1045. A-.................................... 10.00 

339. BJOERLING: North American Debut, 1936; Concert in Holland, 1939: Boheme, Rigoletto, 

Aida, Trovatore, Verdi Requiem, Africana, Carmen, Manon, Faust & Boheme. ERR 121-1. 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

340.*BOGARD: (Carol): Settings of poems by Paul Verlaine by Faure(7), Debussy (10), Gabriel 

Dupont & Joseph Szulc. Moriarty, piano. Cambridge CRS-2774. A-............................................ 12.00 

341. BOUVIER: (Helene): Duparc Songs (13). Jacqueline Bonneau, piano. [with dowel spine, like 

early Angels] Pathe DTX-278. A-(loud ticks 1/4 in, sd 1/bnd 6; rest excellent) ............................. 32.00 

342.*BRENDEL: (Wolfgang): Arias - Barber, Don Giovanni(2), Figaro, Tales, Faust, Tannhauser, 

Forza(2), Ballo, Falstaff, Trovatore. Wallberg/Munich Radio Orch. [dig] EMI 1C067-64 

564. A- to A...................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

343.*CABALLE: Puccini Arias - Turandot(2), Butterfly(2), Manon Lescaut(2), Gianni, Tosca, 

Boheme(2), Villi, Rondine. Mackerras/LSO. Angel S-36711. A-................................................... 9.00 

344. CALLAS: Arias - Medea, Vestale, Puritani, Sonnamubula. Callas; Serafin & Votto/La Scala. 

Angel 35304. A-(superficial marks do not sound; U.S. pressing)...................................................... 8.00 

345. CALLAS: Rehearsals from Dallas, November, 1957: Material from Anna Bolena, Traviata & 

Puritani (Rescigno conducts). Anna Bolena - Finale (Milan, 1957; Gavazzeni conducts). 

FWR 646-E/F. B(mostly fine, but some lgt scrs both sides)............................................................ 10.00 

346. CALLAS: Verdi Arias - Macbeth(3), Nabucco, Ernani, Don Carlo. Rescigno/PCO. Angel 35763. 

A-(early red U.S. labels)..................................................................................................................... 9.00 

347. CEBOTARI: Arias - Figaro(3), Rigoletto(2), Luisa Miller, Traviata(2), Boheme(2), Butterfly(2), 

Rosenkavalier (finale), Salome (finale). [Recorded 1938-1944] BASF 22 21483-4(2). FS............ 18.00 

348. DANCO: Berlioz - Nuits d'Ete. Johnson/Cincinnati Sym. [very fine surface for so early a 

London except brif rasps beg sd 1; brief loud tks sd 2; occ tks elsewhere] London LLP-407. 

A-(but see preceding comments)...................................................................................................... 16.00 

349. DANCO: Ravel - Sheherazade; Trois Poemes de Stephane Mallarme; Deux Melodies Hebraiques. 

Ansermet/OSR. London LL-1196. B+............................................................................................ 16.00


350. DANCO: Album de Musique - An anthology of songs collected by Rossini as a gift to one 

Mademoiselle Louise Carlier; each of the seventeen songs written by a different composer: 

Rossini, Bellini, Paer, Bruguiere, Berton, Panseron, Marliani, Tadolini, Mercadante, 

Morlacchi, Bertin, Meyerbeer, Cherubini, Spontini, Onslow, Gordigiani & Bazzini. Molinari- 

Pradelli, piano. Epic LC-3442. A--(superficial rub sd 2 causes little or no snd) ............................ 35.00 

351. DANISE: (Giuseppe): Arias - Stabat Mater, Barber, Ernani, Rigoletto(2), Traviata, Forza, Otello 

& Andrea; Stradella song. [Includes substantial (half of one record side) interview in English, 

and very nice 16-page illustrated booklet] Operatic Archives OPA-1040. A-................................. 20.00 

DE LOS ANGELES: See #3, 3, 226, 305, 310, 506, 570, 584, 584 &1280. 

352. DI STEFANO: Radio concerts, 1953, 1954, 1960, with Carosio, Stignani, & Simionato in arias & 

duets: Puritani, Sonnambula, Favorita, Martha, Andrea, Marestilla, Iris, Gioconda, Butterfly, 

Turandot, Barber, Cenerentola, Italiana, Tancredi, Samson, Ballo, Forza, Oberto. Conducted 

by De Fabritiis & Sanzogno. HRE 302(2). A-(couple of very brief, lgt scrs).................................. 16.00 

353.*DONATH: Songs of Schubert(8), Wolf(6), Strauss(4). Klaus Donath, piano. [nice fold-open 

album] Electrola 1C065-30 690. A- to A ......................................................................................... 12.00 

354.*FASSBAENDER: Songs of Mendelssohn(9) & Wolf(10). Werba, piano. Electrola 1C065-30 

950. A- to A...................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

355.*FASSBAENDER: Songs of Milhaud(3), Liszt(3), Mahler (Songs of a Wayfarer & seven more). 

Gage, piano. Electrola 1C065-30 949. A- to A................................................................................ 12.00 

356. FERRIER: Arias - St. Matthew Passion (5; Jacques/Bach Choir); Elijah (2; Neel/Orch); 

Rodelinda, Serse & Orfeo (Sargent/LSO). Richmond R-23185. A-................................................. 9.00 

357. FERRIER: Arias of Purcell(2) & Handel(2) (Spurr, piano; from 1949 Norwegian broadcast); 

Songs of Stanford(2), Traditional(2), Bridge, Warlock(2), Parry & Vaughan Williams (Stone, 

piano; BBC recital, 6-5-52). Richmond R-23187. A-(c/c)................................................................. 9.00 

358. FERRIER: Brahms - Alto Rhapsody (Krauss/LPO & Cho); Vier Ernste Gesange (Newmark, 

piano); Two Songs (Spurr, piano); Two Songs with Viola & Piano, Op.91 (Spurr, piano; 

Gilbert, viola). Richmond R-23183. A- ............................................................................................ 9.00 

359.*FERRIER: Chausson - Poeme de l'Amour et de la Mer (Barbirolli/Halle Orch; live 1951). Bach 

- 2 Sacred Songs (Silver, harpsichord; live, 1949). Brahms - Four Serious Songs 

(Sargent/BBC Sym; live 1949). London 414 095-1. A- to A(Dutch pressing) .............................. 16.00 

360. FERRIER: EDINBURGH FESTIVAL RECITAL, 1949: Songs of Schubert(6); Brahms(4); 

Schumann (Frauenliebe und Leben). Bruno Walter, piano. [Live, September 1949; includes 

spoken introduction by Ferrier, "What the Edinburgh Festival has meant to me."] BBC 

BROADCAST, 1953: Songs of Rubbra(3), Ferguson(4), Wordworth(3). Lush, piano. Decca 

6BB-197-8(2). A- ............................................................................................................................. 25.00 

361. FERRIER: Schumann - Frauenliebe und Leben; Two Songs (Newmark, piano). Four songs each 

by Schubert & Wolf (Spurr, piano). [Wolf were part of broadcast recital from Norway] 

Richmond R-23184. A- ...................................................................................................................... 9.00 

362. FERRIER: Schumann - Frauenliebe und Leben. FLAGSTAD: Wagner - Wesendonck Lieder. 

Bruno Walter, piano. [recorded 1949 & 1952; issued in collaboration with the Bruno Walter 

Society] Private DIS-3700. A-(in blank cover - apparantly as issued) ............................................ 20.00 

363. FERRIER: Songs Recital - Quilter(4), Hugues, Traditional(16). Newmark, Spurr, pf. Richmond 

R-23186. A-........................................................................................................................................ 8.00


364. FERRIER: A Portrait of a Well-loved Singer. Based on 1978 BBC broadcast marking 25th 

anniversary of Ferrier's death; includes introduction by Peter Pears; reminiscences by Britten, 

Walter, Gerald Moore, etc.; misc unusual examples of her singing including whole second 

side devoted to first issues of music by Berkeley, Britten, Brahms & Schubert. BBC REGL- 

368. A-.............................................................................................................................................. 25.00 

365.*FINNILA: Elgar - Sea Pictures. Gosta Nystroem - Songs at the Sea. Parsons, piano. BIS LP-38. 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

366. FISCHER-DIESKAU: Schubert - Die Schone Mullerin. Moore, piano. [The first of F-D's 

recordings of the work. In deluxe box with frame-cut front, Vermeer print and notes insert. As 

often with these fragile boxes, the box top has a portion missing; the spine itself has been 

neatly reinforced with tape. Very rare issue - released January 1955, deleted February 1957] 

RCA LHMV-6. A-............................................................................................................................ 35.00 

367.*FISCHER-DIESKAU: Strauss Songs (19 early songs - Opp. #10, #15 & #17 complete). Moore, 

piano. [blue labels] Angel S-36483. A-(s/s)..................................................................................... 10.00 

368.*FISCHER-DIESKAU: Verdi Arias - Trovatore, Rigoletto(2), Vespri, Don Carlo, Ballo(2) & 

Falstaff(2). Erede/BPO. Sera S-60014. FS........................................................................................ 9.00 

FISCHER-DIESKAU: See also #25, 156, 210, 223, 265, 296, 310 & 1280. 

369. FLAGSTAD: Lohengrin (Act II, Scenes 1 & 2; w/Branzell; Huehn; Abravanel/Metropolitan 

Opera; live; 3/27/37); Arias from Dutchman (1939), Tannhauser (1938) & Dido & Aeneas 

(1951; w/Teyte). [blank jacket] Golden Age of Opera EJS 183. B-.................................................. 8.00 

370.*GENCER: Chopin - Nineteen Polish Songs, Op.74. Nikita Magaloff, piano, who also plays 

Liszt's piano transcriptions of six of these songs. [nice fold-open album] Fonit Cetra NARK- 

101(2). A- to A ................................................................................................................................. 20.00 

371.*GENCER: Songs of Chopin(4), Bellini(3), Donizetti(3) & Rossini(3). Guerrini, piano. [foldopen 

illustrated album; notes Italian only] Cetra LPL-69003. A-.................................................... 12.00 

GIGLI: See #304, 306, 309 & 615. 

372. GMYRYA: (Boris; 1903-69): Forty-one arias, etc. - but notes are entirely in Cyrillic, so I cannot 

describe exactly what! Three-record set in box with notes folder; recorded 1947-1967. 

Melodiya 033117-22(3). A-.............................................................................................................. 25.00 

373. GMYRYA: (Boris; 1903-69): Songs of Schubert, Brahms, Schumann, Grieg, Gurilev, Abaza, 

Bagrinsky, Bulakhov & Varlavmov. Ostrin, piano, [apparently these are taken from some of 

the last live recitals Gmyrya gave, 1965-1969; notes all in Cyrillic] Melodiya M10- 

36763/66(2). A- ................................................................................................................................ 25.00 

374. GMYRYA: Arias - Mazeppa, Eugene Onegin, Judith (Serov), Lakme, Don Giovanni; Faust - 

Introduction & Prologue. [misc conductors & orchestra; recorded 1947-54] Melodiya M10- 

43225-26. A- to B+........................................................................................................................... 10.00 

375. GMYRYA: Arias - Russalka, Prince Igor, Sadko; Songs of Rachmaninoff, Glinka, Tchaikovsky, 

Sviridov & Shaporin. [recorded 1950-67; Russian-only notes] Melodiya M10-44301-04(2). 

A--..................................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

376.*GYMYRA: Songs of Gurilev, Dyuts, Yakolev, Bulakov, Varlamov, Keneman, Aliabev. Ostrin, 

piano. [notes in Cyrillic only] Melodiya 33C-01183-84. A- to B+.................................................. 10.00 

377. GYURKOVICS: Arias - Lucia, Linda, Don Pasquale, Rigoletto, Don Giovanni, Barber, Dinorah, 

Hunyadi Laszlo, Falstaff, Ballo. Misc conductors/orchs. Qualiton LPX-11393. A- ....................... 8.00


378.*HOFFMAN: (Peter): Selections from Meistersinger(2), Walkure(2), Siegfried; Rienzi, 

Tannhauser & Lohengrin. Fischer/Stuttgart Radio Orch. [dig; German pressing] CBS D- 

38931. A- to A.................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

379. HOLLWEG: Coloratura Arias: Strauss - Ariadne; Mozart Concert Arias K.416 & K.419. 

Krips/LSO. [10-inch] London LPS-250. B ....................................................................................... 9.00 

380.*HORNE: Arias - Rodelinda, Siege of Corinth, Tancredi, Trovatore, Lucrezia, Sonnambula, 

Mignon, Carmen, Ugonotti; Foster - I Dream of Jeannie. Katz, piano. [Live; Parma, 1980] 

Bongiovanni GB-11. A- to A ............................................................................................................. 7.00 

381.*HYNNINEN: Kuula (Toivo; 1883-1918): Songs (14). Gothoni, piano. Finnlevy SFX-46. A- ............. 9.00 

382.*HYNNINEN: Sibelius - Seven Songs, Op.13; Six Songs, Op.50; Eight Songs, Op.57; Two Songs 

from Twelfth Night; eight misc songs. Gothoni, piano. Finlandia FA-202(2). A- to A ................... 9.00 

383.*JINDRAK: (Jindrich): Arias - Secret, Devil's Wall, Eva, Cunning Little Vixen, Tannhauser, 

Prince Igor, War & Peace. Pesek, Tichy / Czech Radio Orch. [notes in Czech only] Panton 

8116 0181. A-................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

384. JURINAC: Arias - Butterfly(2; 1959); Forza(2; 1955); Don Carlo(1958); Onegin(1961); 

Rosenkavalier(1975); Freischutz(1956). [all live] Legendary LR-105. A-...................................... 10.00 

385.*KALMAR: (Magda): Handel - Two Cantatas: Delirio Amoroso; Nel Dolce del'Oblio. 

Sandor/Liszt Ch Orch. [Grand Prix du Disque] Hungaroton SLPX-11653. A-(c/c)....................... 9.00 

386.*KOLLO: Wagner Arias - Lohengrin(2), Tannhauser, Dutchman(2), Meistersinger(2), Rienzi, 

Walkure(2), Siegfried(2), Parsifal(2), Gotterdammerung. Suitner/Berlin State Orch. German 

CBS 77 283(2). A- to A(superb German pressings)......................................................................... 18.00 

387.*KONYA: "You Are My Heart's Delight" - Popular songs and operetta arias (inc. Indian Love 

Call, Song of Volga, Star from Rio, 9 more). DGG 136 267. A- to A(red "stereo" jacket; early 

tulip labels) ....................................................................................................................................... 18.00 

388.*KONYA: Arias - Elisir, Africana, Gioconda, Aida, Rigoletto, Martha, Meistersinger, Lohengrin, 

Trovatore (3). Kraus/BPO; Kulka/Bamberg Sym. [tulip labels] DGG 136 214. A-(early red 

"stereo" cover) .................................................................................................................................. 16.00 

389. KONYA: Arias - Rigoletto, Ballo, Andrea, Fedora, Manon Lescaut, Turandot, Boheme, Butterfly, 

Lucia, Tales(3), Dutchman(4), Lohengrin & Parsifal(3). [Recorded live, 1958-63] Melodram 

MEL-658(2). A- ............................................................................................................................... 16.00 

390.*KONYA: Puccini Arias - Tosca(2), Fanciulla(2), Butterfly, Turandot(2), Gianni Schicchi, Manon 

Lescaut(2), Boheme, Tabarro. Votto/Florence May Festival Orch & Cho. [tulip labels] 

DGG SLPEM-136 370. A-(red "stereo;" early, sturdy, oversized jacket) ....................................... 18.00 

391. KOROLYOV: (Denis): Arias - Onegin, Rigoletto, Dobrynia Nikitich, Boheme, Elisir; Songs of 

Glinka(4), Rimsky, Rachmaninov & Sviridov. Rassudoya, piano. Melodiya 028373-74. A-........ 12.00 

392.*KOROLYOV: (Denis): Schubert Songs (10). Rassudova, piano. Melodiya 03529-30. A-................. 12.00 

393.*KOVACS: (Eszter): Wagner - Selections from Tannhauser, Tristan (Liebestod), Parsifal, 

Walkure, Dutchman & Gotterdammerung (Immolation). Mihaly/Hungarian State Orch. 

[dig] Hungaroton SLPD-12639. A-(c/c)............................................................................................. 9.00 

394.*KRUYSEN: Faure - Eighteen Songs: La Bonne Chanson; Deux Melodies, Op.76; Trois 

Melodies, Op.85; Mirages, Op.113. Noel Lee, piano. [Grand Prix du Disque; nice fold-open 

album] Telefunken SAT-22546. A- to A ......................................................................................... 12.00


395.*KUBIAK: Arias - Butterfly, Lohengrin, Halka, Ballo, Pique Dame, Rusalka & Manon Lescaut. 

Czyz/Lodz Philharmonic. Muza SX-1144. A-............................................................................... 12.00 

396. KURENKO: Mussorgsky - The Nursery. Rachmaninoff Songs (8). Pashtukhoff, piano. Capitol 

P-8265. B+(occ tks).......................................................................................................................... 12.00 

397. KURZ: (Selma): Arias - Magic Flute, Rigoletto(2), Ernani, Trovatore, Traviata, Dinorah, Ballo, 

Mignon; Songs of Taubert, Gounod, Bach, Godard, Toselli & Kreisler. [recorded 1923; 

German-only notes] Lebendige Vergangenheit LV 253. A- .............................................................. 7.00 

398. KURZ: Vol. 2: Arias - Sonnambula(2), Puritani, Traviata, Boheme(2), Huguenots; Songs of 

Arditi(2), Chopin, Gounod, Handel & Taubert. [recorded 1923-24; German-only notes] 

Lebendige Vergangenheit LV 1334. A- ............................................................................................. 7.00 

399.*LAIL: (Lorri; alto): Songs of Schubert(3), Brahms(3), Franz(2), Wagner, Hue, Georges, Faure, 

Hakansson, Rangstrom & Grieg. Andreen, piano. Cupol CLPN-346. A- ...................................... 12.00 

400.*LAPLANTE: (Bruno; baritone): Massenet Songs (21). Lachance, piano. [Notes in French only] 

Calliope CAL-1830. A--................................................................................................................... 10.00 

401.*LEBRUN: (Louise; soprano): Arias - Magic Flute(2), Figaro(2), Barber, Rigoletto, Traviata. 

Georg Richter/Norddeutsche Philharmonie. Classique CC-15075. A-....................................... 12.00 

402.*LEBRUN: (Louise; soprano): Rossini - "Soirees Musicales" (8 Ariette per Canto e Pianoforte). 

Bellini - 6 Ariette per Canto e Pianoforte. Sevilla, piano. Select Collection Classique CC- 

15100. A-(c/c)................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

403. LEHMANN: Arias - Figaro, Freischutz, Tannhauser, Lohengrin, Meistersinger(2), Walkure, 

Mignon(2), Margarethe, Tales, Andrea, Jocelyn, Tote Stadt, Fledermaus, Manon, Werther, 

Manon Lescaut, Boheme, Tosca, Butterfly, Turandot, Rosenkavalier(2), Arabella. Songs of 

Strauss, Brahms, Schumann(2) & Schubert(2). [Grand Prix du Disque] Electrola 1C137-30 

704/05(2). A- to A ............................................................................................................................ 16.00 

404. LEHMANN: Songs of Schubert(2), Schumann(2), Mendelssohn, Beethoven(2), Brahms(2), Wolf, 

Wagner(2) & Strauss(3). Ulanowsky, piano. [75th Birthday Release, 1962; recorded 1941; 

first release of seven items; in nice fold-open album] Col ML-5778. FS ........................................ 12.00 

405. LEIDER: Arias - Nozze(2), Don Giovanni, Tosca(3), Oberon, Ariadne; Songs of Wolf & 

Beethoven; brief spoken dedication by Leider. Rococo 5305. A-.................................................... 10.00 

406. LEIDER: Verdi Arias - Trovatore(4), Ballo, Aida(3) & Don Carlos. Rococo 5241. A-- ...................... 10.00 

407. LEIDER: Vol. 1: Wagner - Arias from Rienzi, Dutchman(2), Walkure, Tannhauser, Siegfried, 

Gotterdammerung, Tristan, Parsifal; Songs (2). Rococo 5228. A- .................................................. 10.00 

408.*LEVKO: (Valentina): Russian Songs (10); Arditi - A Kiss. Folk Instruments Orch. Melodiya 

C-01221-2. A-................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

409. LEVKO: Arias - Dido, Rinaldo, Christmas Oratorio, Dettingen Te Deum; Songs of Falconieri, 

Stradella, Pergolesi, Rossini, Martini & Marcello. Moscow Philharmonic Chamber Soloists. 

Melodiya 33CM-02237-38. A-......................................................................................................... 12.00 

410.*LEVKO: Arias by Bach, Mozart, Pergolesi, Saint-Saens, Verdi, Bizet, Ponchielli. [notes in 

Cyrillic only] Melodiya 33CM-03099-3100. A- .............................................................................. 12.00 

411.*LEVKO: Songs of Glinka(6), Cui(2), Rimsky(2), Medtner & Rubinstein. Melodiya C10-19075 

008. A-.............................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

412.*LEVKO: Songs of Schubert(3), Brahms(2), Granados(3) & Falla (7 Spanish Folk Songs). Misc 

accompanying artists. Melodiya 33C10-09265-66. A- .................................................................... 12.00


413.*LOVBERG: (Aase Nordmo); Arias - Tannhauser(2), Lohengrin(2), Walkure, Otello & Don 

Carlo. Susskind; Braithwaite; PO. Angel S-35715. A-(very early U.S. red labels)...................... 12.00 

414. LUDWIG: Mahler Songs (12). Moore, piano. British Columbia 33CX-1705. A- ................................ 12.00 

415.*LUDWIG: Wagner - Wesendonck Lieder; Tristan Liebestod. Brahms - Alto Rhapsody. 

Klemperer/PO. [blue labels] Angel S-35923. A- ........................................................................... 12.00 

416.*MAROVA: (Libuse): Arias - Gioconda, Mignon, Carmen, Trovatore, Don Carlos, Dido, Orfeo, 

Samson, Werther, Khovanschina & The Secret. Parik/Prague Radio; Chaloupka/National 

Theatre. Supraphon 1116 3579. A- ................................................................................................. 10.00 

417.*MAROVA: (Libuse): Arias - Secret, In the Well, Brandenburgers in Bohemia, Devil's Wall, Ivan 

Sussanin, Prince Igor, Xerxes, Nozze, Favorita, Carmen & Samson. Vajnar/Prague National 

Theatre. Panton 11 0691. A-(brief lgt tks sd 2)................................................................................. 9.00 

418. MARTIN: (Mary): Excerpts from Anything Goes (Porter) and Bandwagon (Dietz; Schwartz). 

Engel/Orch. Col ML-4751. A--......................................................................................................... 9.00 

419. MARTINELLI: Arias - Aida, Pag(2), Martha, Turandot, Tosca, Boheme; Songs - Tosti(2), 

Donaudy(2), Masini, Trad, Handel. Allegro Royale 1635. A-(very fine for this label!) ................. 12.00 

420. MARTINELLI: Memorial Disc. Recordings made for the Edison company in 1912 [Tosca(2), 

Boheme, Manon Lescaut, Rigoletto, Gioconda]; 1929 [Aida, Martha, Pag, Gioconda]; and a 

single aria for this record, at age 83 in 1968 [Francesca da Rimini; just a year before his 

death]. [notes by Edward J. Smith] The Thomas Alva Edison Foundation STE-100. A-................ 18.00 

421.*MARTON: Wagner Arias - Gotterdammerung (Immolation Scene), Tristan (Liebestod), 

Lohengrin & Tannhauser. Joo/PO. [dig; DMM] Sefel SEFD-5024. A- to A.................................... 9.00 

422.*MASTERSON: Songs of Arne(3), Bishop, Handel, Gounod(3), Satie & Bizet(3). Vignoles, 

piano; Adeney, flute. Pearl SHE-590. A-......................................................................................... 12.00 

423.*MAZUROK: Arias - Nero & Demon (Rubinstein), Pique Dame, Onegin(2), Iolanthe, Pag, 

Traviata, Barber & Faust. Ermler & Khaikin/Bolshoi Theatre Orch. Melodiya C-01399- 

400. A-.............................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

424. MCCORMACK: Songs of Schubert(2), Brahms, Wolf(2), Strauss, Rachmaninoff(3), L.Lehmann, 

Somervell(2), Bantock(4), Parry & Dunn. Rococo 5343. A-............................................................. 9.00 

425.*MCKELLAR: Songs of Ireland(14). Sharples/Orch. London SW-99231. A-(c/c) ............................. 12.00 

426.*MCKELLAR: Songs of John McCormack (12). Sharples/Orch. London SW-99029. A- .................. 12.00 

427. MELCHIOR: Excerpts from The Student Prince. Wilson; Sweetland; Lane; Victor Young/Orch 

& Male Cho. [10-inch] Decca DL-7008. B+................................................................................... 11.00 

428. MELCHIOR: Memorial, Vol 4: Selections from Lohengrin (1920); Walkure (1920); Tosca (two 

from 1920); Liden Kirsten (1920); Wennerberg - Gluntarne (numbers 7 - 12, inclusive). Songs 

(all recorded 1920) of Lange-Muller, Allen, Andersen(3), Kjellerup, Heise(3), Rygaard(2), 

Bonnen & Howalt. [blank jacket] Unique Opera UORC-165. B+(ticks off & on last 4 bands 

side 1) ................................................................................................................................................. 9.00 

429. MELCHIOR: Memorial: Selections from Lohengrin (1950); Siegfried (1937); Walkure (1943); 

Tannhauser (1944); Tosca (two; 1942); Meistersinger (1937); Vive la compagne (1966, at age 

76). [blank jacket] Unique Opera UORC-158. A- ........................................................................... 11.00


430.+MERRILL: A Tribute to His Metropolitan Opera Anniversary (20th; 1965): Arias - Traviata, 

Africana, Pag, Don Carlo, Ballo, Herodiade, Andrea, Hamlet, Rigoletto, Falstaff, Barber. 

Misc orchs & conds inc Toscanini, Fiedler, Solti, Leinsdorf. [WD labels] RCA LSC-2780. 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

MILANOV: See #7, 229, 305, 570, 572, 573, 574, 578 & 579. 

431. MODL: Arias - Orfeo ed Euridice; Macbeth; Don Carlos. Lowlein/Berlin State Opera. [In 

original deluxe packaging: in jacket with notes; then in box also; 10-inch] Telefunken TM- 

68009. A-.......................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

432. MODL: Beethoven - Abscheulicher (Fidelio). Wagner - Libestod (Tristan). Rother/Berlin State 

Opera. [In original deluxe packaging: in jacket with notes; then in box as well; 10-inch] 

Telefunken TM-68003. A- ............................................................................................................... 16.00 

433. MOFFO: Mozart Arias - Figaro(4), Don Giovanni, Magic Flute, Cosi, Mass in c; Concert Aria, 

K.369; Alleluja from Exsultate, Jubilate. Galliera/PO. [Moffo's first solo recital on Angel] 

Angel 35716. A-(early U.S. red labels)............................................................................................ 12.00 

434. MOLINARI: Arias - Rigoletto(3), Due Foscari(2), Trovatore, Gioconda, Tannhauser(2), Traviata, 

Andrea & Barber. OASI 553. A-........................................................................................................ 9.00 

435.*NOREIKA: (Virgilius): Songs of Sasnauskas (in Lithuanian) & Stradella; Xerxes aria (all with 

Digrys, organ); Arias from Tosca, Dalia (Dvarionas), Grazina (Karnavicius) & Eugen Onegin 

(Domarkas/Lithuanian Sym). Melodiya 33C10-08517-8. A- ....................................................... 10.00 

436.*NOREIKA: Arias - Tosca, Manon Lescaut, Lucia, L'Arlesienne, Aida, Butterfly, Adriana & 

Norma. Khaikin/Bolshoi Theatre Orch. Melodiya 33C10-12311-12. A-..................................... 10.00 

437. NOVOTNA: Songs of Lidice (Six Czech folk songs; Jan Masaryk, piano); Songs of Fibich & 

Bach; Arias - Rusalka(2), Belle Helene, Hubicka, Figaro(2), Magic Flute(3), Traviata(2), 

Tales(3), Bartered Bride. [Recorded 1926-1956; some from commercial issues, some 

broadcasts, one private; notes include comments by Novotna from 1982; she also made the 

selection of recordings to be included here] Pearl GEMM-261/2(2). A-......................................... 25.00 

438. OBUKHOVA: (Nadezhda): Songs of Yakolev & Lodyzhensky; Folksongs from various countries 

(5); two excerpts from Prince Igor; Scene from Act II of Queen of Spades. [recorded c.1937- 

1960] Melodiya M10-43881-2. A- ................................................................................................... 11.00 

439. OBUKHOVA: Arias from Sadko, Pique Dame, Carmen, Samson & Werther. [blank cover; 

Russian-only label] Melodiya 020575/76. A- .................................................................................. 11.00 

440. OBUKHOVA: Neapolitan Songs; Old Songs (11). [Russian-only notes] Melodiya 015431-32. A-..... 11.00 

441. OBUKHOVA: Songs & Romances (14) by Gretchaninov, Ippolitov-Ivanov, Gurilev, Tarnovsky 

& Sheremetiev. Sakharov, piano. [blank jacket; Russian-only label] Melodiya 024135/36. A-.... 14.00 

442. OESTVIG: (Karl Aagaard): Arias - Lohengrin(2), Meistersinger(3), Walkure. RICHARD 

SCHUBERT: Walkure, Siegfried(2), Tristan, Queen of Sheba & Pag. [recorded 1921-22; 

Austrian issue; German-only notes] Lebendige Vergangenheit LV 28. A- ....................................... 7.00 

443. OLIVERO: Arias - Adriana, Boheme, Medea, Mefistofele, Manon Lescaut, Tristan, Traviata; 

Song of Bizet. [Live; 1963-68] Opus MLG-72. A-.......................................................................... 12.00 

444.*PASHLEY: Berlioz - Death of Cleopatra; Death of Ophelia; Sa la Biagneuse; Meditation 

Religieuse. Davis/ECO; St. Anthony Singers. Oiseau-Lyre SOL-304. A- ................................... 11.00


445. PETERS: Operatic Arias - Barber, Lucia(3), Rigoletto(2), Fra Diavolo, Lakme(2), Don Pasquale. 

Bellezza & Perlea/Rome Opera Orch. [mono only issue; in print 4/57 - 10/60; PD labels; 

1S/1S stampers] A-........................................................................................................................... 24.00 

446. POGGI: Italian Songs (14). Nicello/Orch. London LL-942. B ............................................................. 12.00 

447. PONSELLE: Songs by Martini, Debussy(2), Folk(2), Delibes, Granados, Alvarez, Paisiello, Rosa, 

Tosti(4), Sadero, Falvo. Ponselle & Chichagov, piano. [only in print 9/57 to 5/59] RCA LM- 

2047. A-(scarce disc, especially in fine condition) .......................................................................... 24.00 

448.*RAMEY: Operatic Villain Arias - Mefistofele (4), Don Giovanni (2), Faust (2), Tales, Robert le 

Diable & Attila. [Live; 1978-85; misc conductors - mostly Rudel] Legendary LR-209. A- ............. 9.00 

449. RAPHAEL: (Mark): Samuel Alman - Four Hebrew Songs (Singleton, piano). Roger Quilter - 

Songs (12) (most with Composer, piano). Musique Internationl M-7381. FS................................ 12.00 

450. REHFUSS: Wolf - Songs (8). Mussorgsky - Songs & Dances of Death. Haeusslein, piano. 

London LL-1318. A--(superficial marks cause very little sound).................................................... 12.00 

451. REINHARDT: (Delia): Arias - Walkure(2), Meistersinger, Lohengrin(2), Freischutz, Figaro(2) & 

Tannhauser. [German-only notes] Discophilia KG-R-1. A-(few brief scrs)...................................... 9.00 

452. RESHETIN: (bass): Songs of Grechaninov(2), Tchaikovsky(2), Rachmaninov(2), Brahms(3) & 

Grieg(3). [10-inch] Melodiya 9793/94. A-....................................................................................... 12.00 

453.*RIDDERBUSCH: Arias - Meistersinger, Magic Flute, Fidelio, Falstaff, Barber of Baghdad, Zar 

& Zimmermann(2) & Wildschutz. Misc accompanying artists. [German-only notes] Eurodisc 

87 559. A-......................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

454.*RIDDERBUSCH: Loewe Ballads (9). Trimhorn, piano. DGG 2530 797. A- to A............................. 14.00 

455.*RUDENKO: Arias - Snow Maiden, Sadko, Russlan, Capuleti; Villa-Lobos - Bachianas 

Brasileiras #5. [notes in Cyrillic only] Melodiya 33CM-04307-08. A- ........................................... 10.00 

456. SCHIPA: (Vol. 2): Arias - Don Giovanni(2), Sonnambula, Elisir, Lucia, Martha, Rigoletto, 

Traviata(2), Manon, L'Arlesiana, Xerxes; Ave Maria; Liszt song. [recorded 1923-30; Germanonly 

notes] Lebendige Vergangenheit LV 219. A- ............................................................................ 7.00 

457. SCHOENE: (Lotte): Arias - Turandot(2), Carnival of Venice, Magic Flute, Cosi, Merry Wives, 

Don Pasquale, Manon(2); Songs of Rossini & Schubert. Club 99 CL-99-11. A-.............................. 9.00 

458. SCHORR: Arias & Scenes - Euryanthe, Magic Flute, Dutchman, Huguenots, Zar, Freischutz & 

Tannhauser; Songs of Schumann(2), Hill & Loewe. Rococo 5342. A- ........................................... 10.00 

459. SCHORR: Arias - Mass in b(2), Seasons, Elijah(3), Flute, Fidelio & Dutchman; Songs of Wolf, 

Strauss, Schubert & Schumann. Rococo 5260. A-........................................................................... 10.00 

460. SCHUMANN: The Art of Elisabeth Schumann. Arias - St. Matthew Passion, Cantata #159, 

Mass in b(3), Joshua, Il Re Pastore, Figaro(4), Don Giovanni(2), Hansel & Gretel(2), 

Fledermaus, Tales; Songs of Bach, Flies, Mozart(4), Haydn(2), Beethoven(2), Wagner; 

Operetta arias by Zeller(2), Heuberger, Josef Strauss, Ziehrer(2) & Benatzky. [Recorded 

1926-56; LP transfers by Keith Hardwick; 10-page booklet includes detailed notes; DMM] 

British Seraphim IB-6144(2). A- to A(c/c; very minor spine flaws) ............................................... 19.00 

461.*SCHWARZKOPF: Arias - Tannhauser(2); Lohengrin(2; 1 w/Ludwig, cond Wallberg); 

Freischutz(2). Susskind/PO. [red U.S. labels - the earliest Angel stereo labels; lovely cover 

portrait of Schwarzkopf] Angel S-35806. A-(brief, lgt tks in Lohengrin) ....................................... 12.00 

462.*SCHWARZKOPF: Schumann - Frauenliebe und Leben; Liederkreis. Parsons, piano. Angel S- 

37043. A-.......................................................................................................................................... 12.00


463.*SCHWARZKOPF: Wolf - Songs from the Romantic Poets (17). Moore, piano. [blue labels] 

Angel S-36308. A-............................................................................................................................ 12.00 

464. SCOTTO: Arias - Armida (1975; Queler); Pirata (final scene, 1979; Maazel); Medea (1979; 

Maazel); Anna Bolena (final scene, 1975; Queler). Legendary LR-108. A- ................................... 11.00 

465. SEEFRIED: Mozart Songs (9). Schumann - Frauenliebe & Leben. Werba, piano. Decca DL- 

9971. A-............................................................................................................................................ 14.00 

466. SEEFRIED: Songs of Schubert(2), Brqahms(2), Mussorgsky(7), Bartok(6), Wolf(3) & Strauss. 

Werba, piano. [Live; various recitals in Berlin, Munich, Hamburg & Bielefeld] Decca DL- 

9809. A-(lovely!!)............................................................................................................................. 24.00 

467. SILJA: Arias - Tales, Tosca, Fanciulla (in German), Walkure, Tristan Liebestod & 

Gotterdammerung Immolation Scene, Wozzeck, Mahagonny. [misc conductors/orchs; live, 

1966-78; stereo??] Legendary LR-131. A-....................................................................................... 12.00 

468. SOLARI: (Cristy): Arias - Barber, Luisa Miller, Lucrezia, Puritani, Don Pasquale, Martha, 

Mignon(2), Elisir, Puritani, Linda, Werther & Lucia. [all from Columbia electrics] OASI 612. 

A-........................................................................................................................................................ 9.00 

469. SOUZAY: Debussy - Ballade que fait Villon a la Requeste de sa Mere pour Prier Noster Dame; 

La Grotte; Mandoline. Ravel - Don Quichotte a Dulcinee. Lindenberg/PCO. [10-inch] 

London LD-9091. B+ ....................................................................................................................... 12.00 

470.*SOUZAY: Operatic Arias - Manon, Orfeo ed Euridice(2), Figaro, La Favola d'Orfeo 

(Monteverdi), Don Giovanni(2), Partenope, Thais, Pecheurs, Jolie Fille, Hamlet, Africaine & 

Romeo. Baudo/Lamoureux Orch. [obscure!] Philips PHS-900-109. A-....................................... 25.00 

471. SOUZAY: Songs of Faure(11) & Schubert(6). Jacqueline Bonneau, piano. London LLP-245. 

B(most plays better; 1/2-inch cluster scr sd 2) ................................................................................. 12.00 

472.*SOUZAY: Strauss Songs (17). Baldwin, piano. Philips PHS-900-060. A- to B++ ............................... 9.00 

473. STEBER: Arias - Frau Ohne Schatten(3), Ernani, Idomeneo, Puritani, Seraglio; Mozart Alleluja; 

Rosetti/Biltcliffe song. Biltcliffe, piano. [live; Carnegie Hall; 10-10-58] Stand SLP-101. A-- ...... 15.00 

474.*STOROJEV: Russian Nostalgia - 20 Songs arranged by David Ashkenazy (piano). [dig] 

Chandos ABRD-1437. A- to A .......................................................................................................... 9.00 

475. STREICH: The Art of the Coloratura - Arias from Dinorah, Rusalka, Boccaccio, 

Fledermaus(2), Jocelyn, Parysatis; Songs of J.Strauss(2), Arditi & Verdi. Gaebel/Berlin 

Radio Orch. [with "tulip" labels, but this very early U.S. DGG issue (June 1959) was pressed 

by Decca in the U.S.] DGG DGM-12004. A- .................................................................................. 10.00 

476.*SZEKELY: (Mihaly, bass): Arias - Seraglio, Don Giovanni, Magic Flute, Infedelta Delusa, 

Barber, Don Carlos, Simon, Prince Igor, Rosenkavalier. Misc assisting artists. Hungaroton 

SLPX-11444. A-................................................................................................................................. 9.00 

477. TAUBER: Songs & Duets of Lehar(8), Friml(3), Marchetti, Herbert, Romberg(2) & Novello. 

[recorded 1929-43] EMI EG-26 0186 1. A-..................................................................................... 12.00 

478. TAUBER: Songs of Stage & Screen: Selections from Old Chelsea, Desert Song, Merrie England, 

Perchance to Dream, New Moon, Great Waltz, Cover Girl, Firefly, You Were Never Lovelier 

& High Wide & Handsome. [10-inch] EMI Parlophone - Odeon PMB-1009. A-(lovely!)............. 15.00 

479. TE KANAWA: Arias & Scenes from La Boheme (all her major scenes; with Domingo; Krause; 

Fernandez; Soyer; Santi, conductor); and Faust (all her major scenes; with Burrows & 

Treigle; Mackerras, conductor). [Live; no details given; no notes] HRE 371(2). A-(box has 

neat tape repair) ................................................................................................................................ 12.00


480. TEYTE: Songs of Hahn, Faure, Berlioz, Duparc, Chausson, Trad(2); Arias from Manon(2), 

Boheme & Monsieur Beaucaire. [from radio broadcasts, mostly Bell Telephone Hour, 1948] 

Glendale GL-8002. A-...................................................................................................................... 12.00 

481. TEYTE: Her Life and Art. BBC tribute, introduced by Felix Aprahamian, includes many 

previously unpublished music and speech recordings from BBC Archives. The spoken 

segments include eight by Teyte and one each by Cortot (in French) and Gerald Moore. The 

most extended music is a recital of nine items from BBC broadcast in 1950. BBC REGL-369. 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 25.00 

482. TOKATYAN: (Armand): Arias - Manon, Carmen, Faust, Fanciulla, Andrea; Songs of Buzzi- 

Peccia, Tosti; Armenian Art Songs by Servasdiants(2), Komitas(2), Tato-Nacho, Melikian & 

Berberian. The Record Album RA-202. A- ..................................................................................... 16.00 

483. VALENTE: (Alessandro): Arias - Turandot(2), Tosca(2), Fanciulla(2), Boheme, Manon Lescaut, 

Butterfly, Aida, Pag(3), Andrea, La Cene della Beffe(2), Sly(2); Mascagni song. [rec 1927- 

30; Keith Hardwick transfers; DMM] EMI EG-29 0979 1. A- to A................................................ 12.00 

484. VARNAY & WINDGASSEN: Closing Scenes from Siegfried & Gotterdammerung. 

Weigert/BVRS. DGG DGM-19045. B+(British tulip-label pressing) ............................................ 10.00 

485. VERNA: (Maria Curtis): Arias - Aida, Ballo(2), Don Giovanni. Questa & Rudolf/RAI Torino. 

[10-inch; notes in Italian only] Fonit-Cetra LPV-45022. FS!(jacket open, but disc still sealed 

in plastic) .......................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

486.*VERRETT: Falla - 7 Popular Spanish Songs. Songs of Nin(4), Granados(2), Obradors(2), 

Montsalvatge, Turina. Wadsworth, piano. RCA LSC-2776. A--(missing notes insert)................... 9.00 

487. VYVYAN: Mozart Arias - Concert Aria, K.538; Et Incarnatus Est (from Mass, K.427); Alleluia 

(from K.165). Maag/LPO. [10-inch; never issued in U.S.??] Decca LW-5247. A-(a couple of 

brief, lgt scrs sd 2) ............................................................................................................................ 16.00 

488. VYVYAN: Songs of England - Purcell(2), Arne(2), Anon(6), Morley, Head, Howells, Vaughan 

Williams, Hopkins & Quilter. Lush, piano. London LL-806. B+ ................................................... 20.00 

489. VYVYAN & MORRISON: Scarlatti - Two Duet Cantatas. Dart, harpsichord; Dupre, viola da 

gamba. Oiseau-Lyre OL-50154. A-.................................................................................................. 10.00 

490.*WHITE: "When You and I Were Young, Maggie." Sixteen songs of sentiment, including 

Beautiful Dreamer, Silver Threads Among the Gold, The Rosary, Little Boy Blue. Sanders, 

piano. RCA ARL1-1698. A- ............................................................................................................ 12.00 

491.*WUNDERLICH: Arias & Duets - Don Giovanni, Zar & Zimmermann, Merry Wives(2), 

Dutchman, Butterfly(3). Assisting artists include Prey, Lorengar, Mathis, Hildebrand. 

[German-only notes] Eterna 8 26 550. A- ........................................................................................ 12.00 

492.*WUNDERLICH: Arias - Xerxes, Magic Flute(2), Elisir, Rigoletto(2), Boheme, Tosca(2), 

Turandot(2), Butterfly & Cav. Songs of Schubert (7 from Schone Mullerin; 2 more), 

Beethoven(2) & Brahms(2). Misc assisting artists. [German-only notes] Eurodisc 301-185- 

370(2). A- to A(c/c).......................................................................................................................... 13.00 

493.*WUNDERLICH: Operetta Arias - Giuditta, Zarewitsch, Land of Smiles(4), Grafin Mariza(2), 

Waltz Dream(3), Vogelhandler(3), Fledermaus(3), Rose von Stambul(5). Marszalek/Cologne 

Radio Orch. [German-only notes] German RCA VL-30318(2). FS............................................... 13.00

AUDIOPHILE AND SPECIAL LABEL RECORDS 

The following several sections are devoted to listings of records by manufacturer in order of prefix and issue 

number. In most of these cases, either an individual item or a whole series has a following among groups of 

collectors on the basis of either quality of recorded sound to begin with or of pressing vintage (or both); in 

some cases (audiophile or not) the label per se has so devoted a following that it makes sense to list discs here 

rather than in an artist or repertoire category. Since many of these audiophiles are also followers of The 

Abso!ute Sound magazine, I have also included notations when I have found reviews or comments regarding 

specific discs in this publication. These take the form of the issue number followed by a colon, then the page 

number, i.e. [38:155]. Please consult these references directly if you are interested in what TAS has said. 

Their content in generally favorable, but they are not always so. Also, I have included these references even in 

cases where TAS has discussed or listed a different issue of the same recording I have listed (for example, a 

domestic vs. an imported pressing, or a reissue vs. original issue). So do not automatically assume that a TAS 

reference means a rave review of the specific item listed. When the letter "L" follows one of these notes, it 

means that the item was included on Harry Pearson's list on that page in that issue (rather than meaning that 

the item received an actual review or comment). [If you have a specific interest in the early Columbia stereo 

pressings with "2-eyes" labels, or the even earlier "6-eyes" pressings, here is where they are in this catalog: 

#148, 150, 153, 235, 265, 298, 759, 809-11, 828, 878, 895, 907-8, 927, 935, 962, 984, 1018, 1028-30, 1070, 

1083, 1110, 1169, 1180, 1188, 1190, 1213, 1218, 1235-6, 1255, 1302, 1314-18, 1351, 1359, 1362, 1364, 1367- 

72, 1406, 1446, 1513-15, 1525, 1533, 1535, 1538-9, 1541-3, 1546, 1548, 1550, 1553-6, 1558, 1563, 1637-8, 

1642-3, 1648] 

LP's: Angels 

All of the mono Angels below (except as noted) are early British pressings from the period 1953-1958 when 

Dario Soria was Angel's president. Except as noted otherwise, these copies are the deluxe editions, with fine 

art work on the covers, extra heavy sleeves and dowel-rod spines (boxed sets did not have the dowel-rod 

spines). In a few instances the spine is gone (indicated with "ns"); in some cases the copy is from their thrift 

edition ("th"), wherein the same fine pressings were packaged in simple sleeves without notes and sold for 

lower prices than the deluxe editions. Stereo items are usually either early pressings ["red" = red label for the 

very earliest of them, or "blue" = blue label used until the late '60's] or 45 rpm audiophile issues from the early 

1980's. I sometimes also list other stereo Angels here when their EMI incarnations have been particularly 

popular. 

494. 35313: SIBELIUS - Symphony #1. Kletzki/PO. [US red; ns] A- ......................................................... 10.00 

495. 35344: PROKOFIEV - Violin Concerto #2 (Cameron/LSO). MOZART - Concerto #3 

(Ackermann/PO). Leonid Kogan. A-(British pressing in thrift edition w/o notes) ...................... 13.00 

496. 35400: LISZT - Psalm XIII (Midgley). BRAHMS - Song of Destiny; Academic Fest. 

Beecham/RPO. [ns] A-.................................................................................................................... 12.00 

497. 35402: PROKOFIEV - Piano Sonata #4; Sarcasm op.17, #3. BEETHOVEN - Piano Sonata #21. 

SCRIABIN - Two Poems, Op.32. Eugene Malinin. [very scarce; issued 1957, deleted 1959] 

A--..................................................................................................................................................... 35.00 

498. 35405: RESPIGHI - Brazilian Impressions; Fountains of Rome. Galliera/PO. [Galliera's father 

was Italian & mother Brazilian] A- .................................................................................................. 20.00

LP's: Angels - continued 

499. 35406: PANCRATIUS ROYAL MEN'S CHORUS of Heerlen, Holland - Works of Elgar, 

Milhaud, Andreae, Handel, Vaughan Williams, Haydn, Schubert, Van Hemel, Lassus, 

Waelrant, Jannequin. Heijdendael, director. [Wonderful, resonant acoustic; scarce item - only 

in print 5/57 - 7/59]. A- .................................................................................................................... 35.00 

500. 35408: MOZART - Symphony #38 & #39. Klemperer/PO. [ns] A-(earliest U.S. red-label 

pressing) ............................................................................................................................................. 9.00 

501. 35416: DELIBES - Sylvia & Coppelia Excerpts. Cluytens/Paris Opera Orch. A-............................. 18.00 

502.*35426: WALTEUFEL WALTZES (6). Henry Krips/Philharmonia Promenade Orch. [ns] A-...... 12.00 

503. 35428: MENDELSSOHN - Songs Without Words. Gieseking. A--(occ tks from small scrs).............. 10.00 

504. 35429: LISZT - Hungarian Rhapsodies #2, 6, 12 & 15. Gyorgy Cziffra. A-(lovely!) ......................... 20.00 

505. 35431: BERLIOZ - Excerpts from Damnation of Faust; Romeo & Juliet. Cluytens/Paris Opera. 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 20.00 

506. 35440: TURINA - Canto a Sevilla. de los Angeles; Fistoulari/LSO. [th] Angel 35440. A-................ 10.00 

507. 35441: MILHAUD - Cantate Nuptiale; Chansons de Ronsard; Les Quatres Elements; Bolivar (2 

arias); Fontaines et Sources. Micheau, soprano; Composer/PCO. A- to B++............................... 12.00 

508. 35451: GRIEG - Lyric Pieces, Album 2. Gieseking. [ns] Angel 35451. A-.......................................... 10.00 

509. 35488: SOUVENIRS - Short piano pieces by Mozart, Schumann(3, Chopin, Mendelssohn, 

Grieg(3), Debussy(4), Scriabin(2) & Ravel. Gieseking. [ns] A- ..................................................... 15.00 

510. 35568: PROKOFIEV - Piano Concerto #1 (Susskind/PO). RACHMANINOFF - Piano Concerto 

#1 (Malko/PO). Lympany (in both). A-(a little timing writing on back cover)............................. 13.00 

511. 35622: DVORAK - Symphony #8; Carnaval Overture. Silvestri/LPO. A- ............................................ 9.00 

512. 35676: VERDI OVERTURES - Nabucco, Aida, Giovanna, Vespri, Traviata, Forza. Serafin/PO 

& RPO. [very nice cover portrait of Serafin] [ns] A- ...................................................................... 12.00 

513.*S-35397: SCHUMANN - Cello Concerto. TCHAIKOVSKY - Rococo Variations. Pierre 

Fournier, cello; Sargent/PO. [one of the very earliest Angel stereo issues] A-(earliest U.S. 

red labels; w/dowel spine too).......................................................................................................... 25.00 

514.*S-35753: SCHUMANN - Symphony #3; Manfred Overture. Giulini/PO. A-(earliest U.S. red 

labels) ............................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

515.*S-36347: STRAUSS - Four Last Songs; Songs (5). Schwarzkopf; Szell/Berlin Radio Sym. 

[TAS 44:126+156; 61:120-2; classic!] [blue labels] A-................................................................... 16.00 

516.*SCLX-3812(3): TCHAIKOVSKY - Sleeping Beauty (complete ballet). Previn/LSO. [Bishop; 

Parker] A- ......................................................................................................................................... 13.00

LP's: Londons 

The very early [c.1958-1963] blue-backed issues with "FFSS" on the label are designated [bb]. All of the items 

listed below are British pressings unless otherwise noted. 

517.*CS-6191: MENDELSSOHN - Symphony #3; Hebrides Overture. Maag/LSO. [TAS 44:178] A- 

(bb jacket, but NOT FFSS labels!) ................................................................................................... 21.00 

518.*CS-6227: FAURE - Penelope Prelude; Masques et Bergamasques; Pelleas et Melisande. 

DEBUSSY - Petite Suite. Ansermet/OSR. [nice record!] A-(neat taped jacket spine repair)........ 12.00 

519.*CS-6395: PERGOLESI - Flute Concerti #1 & #2; Concerti Armonici #5 & #6. Rampal; 

Munchinger/Stuttgart Ch Orch. A- ................................................................................................ 9.00 

520.*CS-6581: ALBENIZ (arr. Fruhbeck de Burgos) - Suite Espanola. Fruhbeck de Burgos/NPO. A-.... 12.00 

521.*CS-6615: MAGNARD - Symphony #3. LALO - Scherzo. Ansermet/OSR. [one of Ansermet's 

final recordings] A- .......................................................................................................................... 16.00 

522.*CS-6618: ENGLISH MUSIC FOR STRINGS by Purcell, Britten, Delius, Bridge & Elgar. 

Britten/ECO. A-.............................................................................................................................. 12.00 

523.*CS-6706: BRUCKNER - Symphony #1. Abbado/VPO. A- ................................................................ 10.00 

524.*CS-6738: LISZT - Battle of the Huns; Orpheus; Mazeppa. Mehta/LAPO. [TAS 69:150 (TAS 

quotes wrong #, but this is the record they mean)] A- ..................................................................... 12.00 

525.*CS-6775: RACHMANINOV - Piano Concerto #3. Ashkenazy; Previn/LSO. A--(c/c) ....................... 9.00 

526.*CS-6812: OFFENBACH - Le Papillon. Bonynge/LSO. [Woolcock; Wilkinson] A- .......................... 12.00 

527.*CS-6897: PROKOFIEV - Symphonies #1 & #7. Weller/LPO. [Woolcock; Lock; Kingsway Hall, 

1974] A-............................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

528.*CS-6923: AUBER - Marco Spada. Bonynge/LSO. [Woolcock; Wilkinson; Kingsway Hall, 1972] 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

529.*CS-6984: ELGAR - Enigma Variations. SCHONBERG - Variations, Op.31. Solti/CSO. 

[Minshull; Wilkinson & Lock] A-.................................................................................................... 10.00 

530.*OS-25111: SUTHERLAND - Operatic Recital: Ernani, Vespri, Linda, Lucia(2). Santi/PCO. [bb] 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

531.*OS-25799: REGINE CRESPIN - Arias from Trovatore, Ballo, Otello, Gioconda, Cav, Madama 

& Mefistofele. [bb; FFSS] A-(few light bubble thumps) ................................................................. 15.00 

532.*OSA--1308(3): PUCCINI - Turandot. Borkh; Tebaldi; del Monaco; Corena; Zaccaria; Carlin; 

Ercolani; Erede/ASCR. [bb; FFSS] A- ........................................................................................... 36.00 

533.*OSA--1508(5): WAGNER - Siegfried. Nilsson; Windgassen; Hotter; Stolze; Neidlinger; 

Sutherland; Solti/VPO. [1st recording; TAS 12:527] A-(FFSS labels, but not blue-backed 

box)................................................................................................................................................... 24.00 

534.*OSA-1307(3): BOITO - Mefistofele. Siepi; Tebaldi; Del Monaco; Serafin/ASCR. [bb/FFSS] A- .... 20.00

LP's: Mercuries 

For the SR series (and some of the others) I am now replacing my previous pressing designation by means of 

label-type with designations by means of stamper numbers, since most of my customers seem to find that 

information more complete and useful. The FR's are the earliest stampers, followed by the RFR's, CFR's and 

M's. FR stampers no longer appeared in issues with numbers above about SR-90265 (some earlier numbers 

may also have been pressed first as RFR's), and there were no RFR's either above about SR-90500. Excellent 

(or mint) copies of Mercury's early stereo pressings (particularly those with the early FR stampers), like those 

of most companies in the late 50's and early 60's, sometimes grade A- but frequently have a degree of surface 

noise which falls a little below my audition grade of A-, yet is quieter than what I grade B+. These are graded 

"A- to B+." Items graded A- are very fine copies of very quiet pressings, and grades above that are exceptional. 

535.*LPS-9000: BEETHOVEN - Wellington's Victory; Leonore #3 & Prometheus 

Overtures. Dorati/LSO. [With cannons & muskets of the period from West Point; Deems 

Taylor narrates tapes from artillery recording sessions; all the Wellington hoopla tends to 

obscure the great sound in the Leonore #3. (TAS 35:108) This copy - amazingly! - still has 

enclosed the little fold-up cardboard British and French flags that came with the record. I still 

remember when my dad came home with his copy, c.1961, and those flags appeared on the 

appropriate speakers, left and right!] [RFR-1/RFR-2] A- ................................................................ 35.00 

536. MG-10079: HAYDN - Symphony #6 ("Le Matin") & #13 ("Jupiter"). Hans Weisbach/Bamberg 

Sym. B- to C+(varies) ........................................................................................................................ 9.00 

537. MG-50111: SPIRIT OF 76 - Music for Fifes & Drums based on U.S. Army field music. 

Fennell/Eastman Wind Ens. [TAS re stereo 33:134] [MF-3/MF-3] A- .......................................... 8.00 

538. MG-50122: BORODIN - Polovetsian Dances. RIMSKY-KORSAKOV - Le Coq d'Or Suite. 

Dorati/LSO. [TAS re stereo: 37:95] [FR-5/FR-5] A- ..................................................................... 13.00 

539. MG-50136: CARPENTER - Adventures in a Perambulator. PHILLIPS: Selections from 

McGuffey's Readers. Hanson/ERSO. [TAS re stereo 39:125] [Fr-4/FR-1] B++(occ tks in 

Carpenter) ........................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

540. MG-50161: ENCORE PLEASE, SIR JOHN! - Barbirolli/Halle play 8 encores, highlights being 

the spectacular Wood arrangement of the "Purcell Trumpet Voluntary" (really Jeremiah 

Clarke's Prince of Denmark's March) and Stars & Stripes with amazing bass drum; also Merry 

Wives Overture, Valse Triste, Under the Linden Trees, Joyeuse Marche, Dance of the Hours 

& Andante Cantabile. [Even more stunning punch than the stereo issue, as is common with 

these single-mike monos. TAS re stereo: 50:196-9; 54:159] [FR-1/FR-2] A-(lovely copy!).......... 30.00 

541.*SR-90043: MUSIC OF LEROY ANDERSON, Vol. 2. The Typewriter (Fennell plays it; no 

gimmicks; it's terrific!); Fiddle-Faddle; Waltzing Cat; Blue Tango; Belle of the Ball; 

Syncopated Clock; five more. Fennell/ERSO Pops. [TAS 33:136; just a wonderful record if 

you like the repertoire] [FR-2/FR-2] A-(superficial marks cause little or no sound)....................... 32.00 

542.*SR-90049: GROFE - Grand Canyon & Mississippi Suites. Hanson/ERSO. [TAS 34:177] [CS- 

5/CS-7] A-(c/c)................................................................................................................................. 25.00 

543.*SR-90125: ELGAR - Enigma Variations. PURCELL - Suite for Strings. Barbirolli/Halle. [TAS 

38:143-4] [FR-3/FR-2] A-................................................................................................................ 20.00

LP's: Mercuries - continued 

544.*SR-90153: RESPIGHI - The Birds; Brazilian Impressions. Dorati/LSO. [TAS 54:159+163; 

73:148L] [FR-1/FR-1] A-................................................................................................................. 65.00 

545.*SR-90163: VICTOR HERBERT - Cello Concerto (Miquelle). JOHANN FRIEDRICH PETER 

(1746-1813) - Sinfonia in G. Hanson/ERSO. [TAS 46:157-8; one of the more obscure issues 

in this series - the last time I had a copy was in 1990!!] [FR-1/FR-1] A-........................................ 50.00 

546.*SR-90198: SCHUMANN - Symphony #1; Manfred Overture. Paray/Detroit. [RFR-2/RFR-1] A- ... 30.00 

547.*SRI-75029: CHAUSSON - Symphony in B-flat. CHABRIER - Suite Pastorale. Paray/Detroit. 

[From SR-90017(TAS 36:96-7) and SR-90212(TAS 47:142; 53:117)] A- to A ............................. 12.00 

548.*SRI-75044: TCHAIKOVSKY - Symphony #4. Dorati/LSO. [From SR-90279, oddly one of the 

scarcest of the original Dorati/LSO Mercuries; TAS re original: 49:147; this SRI is no 

common either!] A- to A .................................................................................................................. 25.00 

549.*SRI-75095: MOORE - Pageant of P.T.Barnum. NELSON - Savannah River Holiday. 

CARPENTER - Adventures in a Perambulator. Hanson/ERSO. [from SR-90134(33:135/6; 

53:120; 65:154L); SR-90136(TAS 39:125); SR-90206(TAS 31:96; 32:148; 53:120] A- to 

A(c/c)................................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

550.*SRI-75141: JOSEPH SCHWANTNER - Aftertones of Infinity. WITOLD LUTOSLAWSKI - 

Livre pour Orchestre. Effron/Eastman Philharmonia. A- to A .................................................... 24.00 

551.*WC-18068: CHABRIER - Espana; Suite Pastorale; Fete Polonaise; Gwendoline Overture; Danse 

Slave. Paray/Detroit Sym. [Reissue of the very scarce and sought-after SR-90212 (which 

was released November 1961; deleted July 1964). [TAS re original: 47:142-3; 53:117] [M- 

2/M-2] A-.......................................................................................................................................... 14.00 

Listings of RCA LP's begin on next page �

LP's: RCA's 

I am now listing RCA's all together in one group when they are either early pressings in which customers have 

indicated an interest, or when they are later pressings of issues which have had a particular following. Records 

are listed alphanumerically by prefix and number. Codes for pressings refer to label types, and are given in 

brackets just before the grade at the end of the listing (e.g. [SD]). RCA pressing codes are as follows: 

PD = Plum Dog (Nipper, the RCA/HMV dog, shown against a shaded plum background; 

used for the last RCA classical mono issues, c.1954-1958). 

SD = Shaded Dog (as above, but with fire-engine red background; used during the early 

stereo era, c.1958-1963, for both mono and stereo classical issues except some Sorias). 

WD = White Dog (also called "Plain Dog"; Nipper here is against an unshaded background 

of Christmas red; used for all classical issues except Sorias c.1964-1969). 

ND = No Dog (large "RCA" in open white letters on left of label; c.1969-1977). 

LD = Late Dog (small dog on upper right of label against dark red; c.1977 forward). 

BL = Black label (for popular records almost exclusively) 

CP = Canadian Pressing. 

PL = Plum Label (for Victrola [VIC or VICS] issues, the earliest pressings, c. 1964-1968). 

SS = Soria Series (special label of Christmas red with no dog used only for the Sorias; the 

first Sorias had SD labels, but switched to SS about 1961 - before WD era). 

I am now also including the stamper numbers of each stereo disc (and some monos too) next to the pressing 

code. If the information is available I also show the names of the producer and engineer in another pair of 

brackets. Please note that for these issues - as for most records from the early stereo era - copies in apparently 

mint condition frequently grade "A- to B+" in my audition. Copies graded A- are very fine, and higher grades 

are quite extraordinary from this period. 

552.*AGL1-3879: STRAUSS - Elektra (Three Scenes). Borkh; Schoeffler; Yeend; Reiner/CSO. [TAS 

35:177; issued on mono-only LP in the 50's, but never in stereo until this release (and a 

concurrent German issue) of March 1981; deleted September 1983. To my knowledge, the 

only stereo issue of this legendary recording until it was digitally remastered for CD. 

Amazing brass sound!!!] A- ............................................................................................................. 19.00 

553.*ARP1-4576: MOUSSORGSKY - Pictures at an Exhibition. Reiner/CSO. [Mohr; Layton; "Point 

5" Series; half-speed re-mastered; TAS regarding original: 98:126-8; TAS regarding this reissue: 

27:108] A- to A ...................................................................................................................... 20.00 

554.*ATL1-4200: BRAHMS - Violin Concerto. Heifetz; Reiner/CSO. [Pfeiffer; Layton or Chase; 

1/2-speed remastering ("Point 5" series); German Teldec pressing; from LSC-1903 (TAS 

77:138-40)] A- to A.......................................................................................................................... 15.00 

555.*CSC-302: LISZT - Rigoletto (Concert-Paraphrase); Trovatore - Miserere; Don Giovanni 

(Fantasy); Reminiscences of "Lucia di Lammermoor" and "Norma." Earl Wild, piano. 

[Living Stereo RCA Victor Record Club issue with club labels; rather obscure 1962 issue; 

Dellheim; Keville] [8S/7S] A-.......................................................................................................... 24.00

LP's: RCA's - continued 

556. LD-7021(2): THE HOROWITZ COLLECTION - Works of Czerny, Mozart, Clementi, 

Schumann, Mendelssohn, Chopin, Scriabin, Barber, Prokofiev, Moszkowski, Saint-Saens, 

Liszt, Horowitz. Vladimir Horowitz. [With lovely 19-page Skira book illustrated with 

paintings from Horowitz' personal collection (Manet, Rouault, Picasso, Degas); mono issue 

only: recordings made between 1942 and 1955] [SS; 3S/4/4/1] A-................................................. 32.00 

557.*LDS-2351: BRAHMS - Symphony #1. Karajan/VPO. [w/insert] [SD; 1S/3S] A-/A--(brief, lgt 

tks start side 2).................................................................................................................................. 35.00 

558.*LDS-2513: BRAHMS - Double Concerto. Heifetz; Piatigorsky; Wallenstein/Orch. [Pfeiffer; 

Crawford; Soria Series; in heavy slipcase with 10-page Lionni book; TAS 81:124] [SS; 

4S/5S] A- .......................................................................................................................................... 40.00 

559.*LDS-6091(2): VERDI - Requiem. Price; Elias; Bjoerling; Tozzi; Reiner/VPO; Cho. [Soria 

Series; in deluxe, oversize, heavy slipcase with rounded spine and lavish 19-page Skira book; 

Smith; Brown; TAS 88:160-2; 130:73] A-(SS labels; 17S/9S/7S/10S)........................................... 65.00 

560. LM-1028: TCHAIKOVSKY - Piano Concerto #1. Rubinstein; Mitropoulos/Mpls. [early labels] 

B++/A-- ............................................................................................................................................ 16.00 

561. LM-1180: STRAUSS - Till Eulenspiegel; Death & Transfiguration. Reiner/RCA Sym. [very 

strong performances - especially Death & Transfiguration; recorded 1950] [early labels] B+ ....... 25.00 

562. LM-1900: BERLIOZ - Symphonie Fantastique. Munch/BSO. [their first recording; Nov 1954; in 

the original jacket with four-breasted, three-starry-eyed female] [PD; 7S/18S] A-(little or no 

snd from superficial blem, sd 2) ....................................................................................................... 18.00 

563. LM-1900: BERLIOZ - Symphonie Fantastique. Munch/BSO. [their first (1954) recording; this 

copy has the later cover with Dali-like witches' sabbath (same illustration used in Living 

Stereo CD reissue] [SD; 22S/20S] A--............................................................................................. 18.00 

564. LM-1902: CLEMENTI - Piano Sonatas Op.34, #2; Op.14, #3; Op.26, #2. Horowitz. [PD; 2S/1E] 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

565. LM-1903: BRAHMS - Violin Concerto. Heifetz; Reiner/CSO. [Pfeiffer; Layton; TAS re stereo: 

77:138-40; recorded February 1955] [PD; 6S/14S] A-/A-- ............................................................. 12.00 

566. LM-1905: LISZT - Funerailles; Mephisto Waltz; Valse Impromptu; Liebestraum #3; Hungarian 

Rhapsodies #10 & 12; Consolation #3. Rubinstein. [SD; 12S/14S] A-.......................................... 12.00 

567. LM-1906: OPERA WITHOUT SINGING - Excerpts from Aida, Barber, Tales, Carmen(2), Lucia, 

Boheme(2), Rigoletto(2), Trovatore(2), Thais, Tannhauser & Faust. Fiedler/BPS. [PD; 

9S/8S] B.............................................................................................................................................. 8.00 

568. LM-1907: DEBUSSY - La Damoiselle Elue. Berlioz - Nuits d'Ete. Munch/BSO. [recorded April 

1955 - never available in stereo] [SD; 15S/16S] A-(brief lgt bbl thumps sd 1)............................... 12.00 

569. LM-1908: BEETHOVEN - Sonatas #8 & #23. Rubinstein. [stormy cover!] [PD; 1S/1S] A-(brief 

tks mvt 2, #8).................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

570. LM-1909: TEN SOPRANOS - TEN ARIAS: de los Angeles (Faust); Albanese (Manon Lescaut); 

Milanov (Forza); Flagstad (Tristan); Traubel (Walkure); Rethberg (Figaro); Ponselle 

(Norma); Bori (Boheme); Galli-Curci (Traviata); Lehmann (Walkure). [PD; 1S/1S] A-- .............. 12.00 

571. LM-1910: MUSIC FOR A SUMMER NIGHT - Short works of Kreisler(3), Mason, Gounod, 

Waldteufel(2), Liszt, Beethoven (first movement of Sonata #14, arranged by Walter Piston!) 

& Anton Rubinstein. Fiedler/BPS. [PD; 13S/15S] A-(scarce in such good condition) .................. 16.00


572. LM-1911: VERDI - Un Ballo in Maschera (highlights). Anderson; Milanov; Peerce; Peters; 

Warren; Mitropoulos/Metropolitan Opera. [original cover: sepia opera balcony] [PD; 

11S/1S] A--....................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

573. LM-1911: VERDI - Un Ballo in Maschera (highlights). Anderson; Milanov; Peerce; Peters; 

Warren; Mitropoulos/Metropolitan Opera. [later cover: color photo of masked dancers - 1st 

time I've seen this one!] [PD; 13S/1S] A-/B+ .................................................................................. 12.00 

574. LM-1911: VERDI - Un Ballo in Maschera (here described as "abridged" instead of "highlights," 

though contents same as previous issued). Anderson; Milanov; Peerce; Peters; Warren; 

Mitropoulos/Metropolitan Opera. [final cover: color painting of masked couples by Eugene 

Karlin; this issue also includes a booklet with libretto for these excerpts and more notes than 

original issue] [SD; 15S/4S] A-(very brief tks beg sd 1) ................................................................. 12.00 

575. LM-1912: BEETHOVEN - Violin Sonatas #3 & #6. Heifetz; Bay. [PD; 1S/1S] A-/A--(lgt tks 1st 

½ mvt 1 #6)........................................................................................................................................ 8.00 

576. LM-1913: DELIBES - Suites from Sylvia & Coppelia. Monteux/BSO. [mono-only; recorded in 

Manhatten Center, New York; December 1953] [PD; 1S/1S] A- .................................................... 24.00 

577. LM-1914: BEETHOVEN - Violin Sonatas #8 & #10. Heifetz; Bay. [PD; 1S/1S] B.............................. 8.00 

578. LM-1915: A ZINKA MILANOV RECITAL - Songs of Giordani, Schumann(2), Brahms(2), 

Strauss(4); Yugoslavian Songs by Bersa, Pavcic, Kunc(3) & Hageman. Bozidar Kunc, piano. 

[Scarce - only in print from Sept 1955 until May 1958] [PD; 4S/3S] A-(few very lgt tks sd 1, 

band 1) .............................................................................................................................................. 35.00 

579. LM-1916: VERDI - La Forza del Destino (excerpts). Milanov; Peerce; Warren; Moscona; Keast; 

Cellini; Perlea/RCA Sym; Shaw Cho. [PD; 1S/4S] A-.................................................................. 12.00 

580. LM-1917: REUBKE - Sonata for Organ on 94th Psalm. FRANCK - Grande Piece Symphonique. 

Virgil Fox/Organ at John Hays Hammond Museum, Gloucester, Massachusetts. [Scarce 

- first copy I've ever seen - issued January 1956, deleted February 1958] [PD; 3S/4S] A- 

(lovely copy!) ................................................................................................................................... 45.00 

581. LM-1918: A BRAILOWSKY RECITAL: SCHUMANN - Sonata in f#, Op.11. SCHUBERT - 

Impromptus #3 & #4, Op.90. WEBER - Invitation to the Dance. MENDELSSOHN - Andante 

& Rondo Capriccioso. Alexander Brailowsky, piano. [PD; 7S/6S] A-(brief tks early sd 2) ......... 24.00 

582. LM-1919: JOHANN STRAUSS, JR. (arr. Dorati) - Graduation Ball Ballet. CHOPIN - Les 

Sylphides. Fielder/BPS. [original cover: dancer with ballet slippers behind stage-prop bush] 

[PD; 3S/2S] A-(exceptionally fine copy!)........................................................................................ 18.00 

583. LM-1919: JOHANN STRAUSS, JR. (arr. Dorati) - Graduation Ball Ballet. CHOPIN - Les 

Sylphides. Fielder/BPS. [later cover: Wendy Hilty photo of uniformed man with two young 

women - first time I've seen this cover] [SD; 13S/11S] A-(mod nse 1st 1/4-inch, Strauss) ............ 12.00 

584. LM-1920: DE LOS ANGELES IN OPERA - Arias from Ernani, Otello(2), Boheme(2), 

Mefistofele, Cenerentola, Cav, La Wally. Victoria de los Angeles; Morelli/Rome Opera 

Orch. [deleted October 1958] [PD; 1S/2S] A- ................................................................................ 32.00 

585. LM-1922: THE SOUNDS AND MUSIC OF THE RCA ELECTRONIC MUSIC 

SYNTHESIZER. Demonstrations of various technical aspects of this early synthesizer 

(c.1955); side 2 is devoted to short works of Bach, Brahms, Irving Berlin, etc., performed on 

the synthesizer. Narration by John Preston, RCA Acoustic Laboratory. [first copy I've seen 

of this!] [PD; 1S/1S] B++(few tks) .................................................................................................. 45.00


586. LM-1923: BEETHOVEN - Symphony #5. SCHUBERT - Symphony #8. Munch/BSO. [recorded 

May 2, 1955] [PD; 5S/1S] A-........................................................................................................... 16.00 

587. LM-1924: SIR LAURENCE OLIVIER - Scenes from Hamlet & Henry V, taken from the 

soundtracks of his films. Includes some of William Walton's music, notably the Hamlet 

funeral march. Gravedigger scene with Stanley Holloway is a highlight. [SD; 10S/6S] B to 

B+ ..................................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

588. LM-1925: GRANADOS - Goyescas. Amparo Iturbi, piano. [PD; 2S/1S] A- ..................................... 20.00 

589. LM-1926: DANCES FOR TWO PIANOS - Works of Strauss, Copland, Reger, Dvorak, Copland, 

Lecuona, Bach, Brahms, Gluck, Schubert, Satie, Gould & Clifford Shaw. Whittemore & 

Lowe, duo-pianists. [in print Jan 1956 to Oct 1958] [PD; 1S/1S] B+ ............................................. 16.00 

590. LM-1928: GROFE - Grand Canyon Suite. Copland - El Salon Mexico. Fiedler/BPS. [recorded in 

mono only; June 25, 1955; remained in catalog until 1968, two years after Grofe stereo 

remake!] [PD; 2S/1S] B+ ................................................................................................................. 12.00 

591. LM-1931: BRUCH - Violin Concerto #2. WIENIAWSKI - Concerto #2. Heifetz; Solomon/RCA 

Sym. [SD; 5S/5S] A-........................................................................................................................ 12.00 

592. LM-1932: VERDI BARITONE ARIAS - Otello(3), Forza, Trovatore(2), Rigoletto(2), Traviata, 

Ballo(2), Falstaff. Leonard Warren (misc orchestras). [SD; 10S/5S] A--..................................... 12.00 

593. LM-1936: MOZART - Serenade #12; Divertimento #15. Fiedler/His Sinfonietta. [rare 

appearance of Fiedler without the Pops] [PD; 5S/4S] A-................................................................. 16.00 

594. LM-1937: "ITURBI": LISZT - Hungarian Fantasia. Works of Falla, Palau(2), Rodrigo, Iturbi 

(Seguidillas) & Chavarri. Jose Iturbi/Valencia Sym. [PD; 2S/3S] B++/A-- ................................. 25.00 

595. LM-1939: DEBUSSY - Three Nocturnes (Berkshire Festival Cho); La Mer. Monteux/BSO. [La 

Mer not recorded in stereo; Nocturnes not in stereo on LP until VICS (though there was a 2track 

tape)] [PD; 6S/5S] A-/A--(Fetes is quite ticky)......................................................................... 9.00 

596. LM-1940: SIR LAURENCE OLIVIER - Scenes from Richard III. Taken from the soundtrack of 

Olivier's film. With John Gielgud, Claire Bloom, Ralph Richardson. Includes some of 

William Walton's music (Mathieson/RPO). [PD; 1S/5S] A-- ........................................................ 12.00 

597. LM-1945: RUSSIAN SONGS (eleven; most traditional; one each by Serov and Gretchaninoff). 

Boris Christoff; Feodor Potorjinski Russian Choir. [deleted October 1958] [PD; 1S/3S] A- 

(1st two bands of side 2 are ticky).................................................................................................... 20.00 

598. LM-1946: SIBELIUS - Violin Concerto. (Menuhin; Boult/LPO). PAGANINI - Violin Concerto 

#1 (Menuhin; Fistoulari/LSO). [only in print from April 1956 until Oct 1958] [PD; 1S/3S] 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 25.00 

599. LM-1947: TCHAIKOVSKY - Symphony #5. Sargent/BBC Symphony. [first copy I've ever 

seen: only in print April 1956 until October 1958] [PD; 2S/3S] A- ................................................ 25.00 

600. LM-1949: HAYDN - The Seven Last Words of Christ. Boston Symphony String Quartet 

(Burgin; Krips; de Pasquale; Mayes). [scarce!] [PD; 4S/4S] B(much is A-, but some 

scratches) .......................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

601. LM-1951: BERLIOZ - Harold in Italy. Cooley, viola; NBC. [terrific!] [PD; 4S/8S] A- ...................... 18.00 

602. LM-1953: TCHAIKOVSKY - Symphony #4. Munch/BSO. [PD; 1S/6S] A-- ..................................... 20.00 

603. LM-1956: RIMSKY-KORSAKOV - Scheherazade. Morton Gould/His Orchestra (Max 

Pollikoff, solo violin). [PD; 3S/4S] A-............................................................................................. 20.00 

604. LM-1957: HOROWITZ IN RECITAL - Schumann - Variations on a Theme by Clara Wieck. 

Brahms - Intermezzo. Haydn - Sonata, Op.78. Chopin - Mazurka & Polonaise-Fantasie. Short 

works of Scarlatti, Scriabin, Sousa (Stars & Stripes!) & Moszkowski. [live performances, but 

no dates given] [SD; 13S/3S] A--..................................................................................................... 12.00


605. LM-1958: MOZART - Violin Sonatas #10 & #15. Heifetz; Brooks Smith. [SD; 6S/5S] A- .............. 15.00 

606. LM-1959: BRAHMS - Symphony #2; Tragic Overture. Munch/BSO. [recorded December 5, 

1955] [PD; 2S/4S] A- ....................................................................................................................... 18.00 

607. LM-1961: MOZART - Violin Concerti #4 & #5. Menuhin; Pritchard/PO. [PD; 1S/3S] A-.............. 18.00 

608. LM-1963: VIRGIL FOX PLAYS BACH - Three Chorale Preludes; In dulci jubilo; Arioso; 

Prelude & Fugue in D; Fugue in G; Come, Sweet Death; Toccata & Fugue in d; Have Mercy 

on Me, O Lord God. [Riverside Church, New York City] [PD; 1S/4S] A--.................................... 18.00 

609. LM-1964: BEETHOVEN - Piano Sonatas #17 & #23. Solomon, piano. [scarce item; only in print 

June 1956 to October 1958] [PD; 1S/1S] A-/A--(superficial mark sd 2 causes little or no nse) ..... 20.00 

610. LM-1966: MOZART - Divertimento #17; Eine Kleine Nachtmusik. Reiner/CSO. [Recorded 

December 1954 and April 1955; one of only a handful of Reiner/CSO discs not recorded in 

stereo] [PD; 1S/4S] A-...................................................................................................................... 24.00 

611. LM-1967: WORLD-WIDE FAVORITES - Short works of Debussy(3), Liszt(2), Beethoven, 

Schumann, Falla(2), Rachmaninoff, Saint-Saens & Albeniz. Jose Iturbi, piano. [PD; 

16S/37S] B-(for completeness sake!)................................................................................................. 5.00 

612. LM-1968: THE ART OF AKSEL SCHIOTZ. Arias - St. Matthew Passion; Christmas Oratorio; 

Creation; Messiah; Cosi; Magic Flute; Giovanni; Buxtehude Cantata. Misc orchestras. [Hard 

to find: only in print June 1956 to October 1958] [PD; 1S/4S] A- .................................................. 20.00 

613. LM-1969: TCHAIKOVSKY - Piano Concerto #1. Gilels; Reiner/CSO. [recorded October 29, 

1955; fire-breathing performance!] [PD; 8S/10S] A- ...................................................................... 15.00 

614. LM-1971: A PASSOVER SEDER WITH JAN PEERCE. Music selected & composed by Ario S. 

Hyams; directed by Barry Hyams. A-(Canadian plum labels; 4S/5S)........................................... 12.00 

615. LM-1972: GIGLI IN CARNEGIE HALL. Arias: Africana, Lohengrin, Manon, Xerxes, Werther, 

Schiavo, Tosca, Don Giovanni, Fanciulla; Songs of Caccini, Donaudy, Grieg, Chopin, 

Weckerlin, Williams, Carnevali, Curran, de Crescenzo, de Curtis, Bixio, di Capua, di Veroli. 

Fedri, piano. [live; April 17, 1955; only in print June 1956 until October 1958] [PD; 3S/1S] 

B- ........................................................................................................................................................ 8.00 

616. LM-1973: RESPIGHI - Feste Romane. KODALY - Hary Janos Suite. Toscanini/NBC. [The 

Feste is stunning!] [PD; 11S/4S] A-(lovely copy!) .......................................................................... 24.00 

617. LM-1974: BACH - Concerto in d (Bigot/String Ens; recorded 1938); Fifteen Two-Part 

Inventions (recorded 1954/55). Wanda Landowska, harpsichord. [PD; 3S/1S] A-....................... 12.00 

618. LM-1975: AMPARO ITURBI PLAYS - SHOSTAKOVICH - Preludes #1, #14 & #24. RAVEL - 

Valses Nobles et Sentimentales. SCHUBERT - Valses Sentimentales (from Op.50) & Valses 

Nobles, Op.77. Short works of Chabrier(3) & Lopez Chavarri. [PD; 1S/7S] A-............................. 20.00 

619. LM-1976: BACH - Sonata #1; Partita #2. Heifetz, unaccompanied violin. [SD; 10S/12S] A-(occ 

lgt tks sd 2) ....................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

620. LM-1978: BEETHOVEN - Piano Sonatas #21 & #30. Byron Janis. [One of Janis' most obscure 

recordings; only in print from June 1956 until January 1960, and apparently not at all widely 

circulated: this is the first copy I've ever seen!] [PD; 1S/1S] A-(superb copy!) .............................. 40.00


621. LM-1981: ITURBI - "Music to Remember." Piano works of Chopin(8), Tchaikovsky(2), 

Paderewski, Schumann, Lopez Chavarri, Granados. [SD; 23S/39S] A-(spine split neatly 

repaired with tape)............................................................................................................................ 12.00 

622. LM-1984: RAVEL - Rapsodie Espagnole; La Valse; Bolero. DEBUSSY - Prelude to the 

Afternoon of a Faun. Munch/BSO. [TAS re stereo: 96:152] [PD; 8S/1S] A-(demo copy in 

lovely condition)............................................................................................................................... 18.00 

623. LM-1985: BOSTON POPS PICNIC. Short works of Gade, Mason, Lecuona, Ivanovici, 

Anderson, Suppe, Ketelby & Josef Strauss. Fiedler/BPS. [PD; 1S/1S] A-..................................... 15.00 

624. LM-1986: TCHAIKOVSKY - Nutcracker Suite. WALDTEUFEL - Skater's Waltz. ROSSINI - 

William Tell Overture. Toscanini/NBC. [SD; 27S/29S] A- ........................................................... 16.00 

625. LM-1987: PROKOFIEV - Violin Sonata #1. LECLAIR - Sonata #3. LOCATELLI-YSAYE - 

Sonata in f. Oistrakh; Vladimir Yampolsky, piano. [PD; 1S/6S] A-............................................ 18.00 

626. LM-1988: SAINT-SAENS - Introduction & Rondo Capriccioso. CHAUSSON - Poeme. 

(Oistrakh in both) BERLIOZ - Romeo & Juliet Excerpts. Munch/BSO. [Oistrakh recordings 

came from December 1955; Berlioz from their complete recording, February 1953] [PD; 

6S/3S] B.............................................................................................................................................. 8.00 

627. LM-1989: TWO GRAND - Arrangements for two pianos of short works by Kreisler(6), Hart- 

Rodgers(2), Hammerstein-Kern, Reynolds-Kern, Mercer-Allen, Russell-Barroso, Porter & 

Magidson-Conrad. Whittemore & Lowe, duo-pianists; with Alessandro/RCA Victor Orch 

in one number. [PD; 1S/3S] A- ........................................................................................................ 20.00 

628. LM-1990: OFFENBACH IN AMERICA - Overtures to Orpheus in Hades, Belle Helene, Grand 

Duchess; Excerpts from Tales, Genevieve, La Perichole; Les Belles Americaines; Musette - 

Air de Ballet. Fiedler/BPS. [This original mono-only issue, unlike the stereo release of few 

years later, has the deluxe fold-open album with bound-in book] [TAS re stereo: 96:148-50] 

[PD; 1S/1S] B(the fold-open album is in excellent condition)......................................................... 25.00 

629. LM-1992: BEETHOVEN - Violin Concerto. Heifetz; Munch/BSO. [TAS re stereo: 36:160; 

93:139-40] [SD; 9S/15S] A-............................................................................................................. 12.00 

630. LM-1994: JUNGLE DRUMS - Seven works of Lecuona (Malaguena; Adalucia; etc.); also Ritual 

Fire Dance (Falla); Caravan (Tizol-Ellington); Little Train of the Caipira (Villa-Lobos); 

Batuque (Fernadez); Swamp Fire; Hawaiian War Chant; Tropical. Morton Gould/His Orch. 

[TAS re stereo: 64:127] [PD; 4S/6S] A- .......................................................................................... 16.00 

631. LM-1995 (BOTH RECORDS!!): GETTING FRIENDLY WITH MUSIC - Mikado Overture; 

Marche Slave; Estudiantina Waltz; Three-Cornered Hat Suite; Tales from the Vienna Woods; 

Liebesleid; Sylphides (excerpt). Fiedler/BPS. [This is a very unusual example of this issue, in 

that it actually also includes the second record (proclaimed with sticker on the cover, "Two 

Records for the Price of One; Narration Disc by Dave Garroway"), in paper jacket, of Dave 

Garroway giving extensive commentary in an attempt to de-mystify classical music in 

general. I've never actually seen this disc before (PD labels; 1S/4S stampers; A- condition 

with superficial mark which does not sound), but Garroway's voice brings back vivid 

childhood memories of the very first "Today Show" from the 1950's!!] [PD; 1S/1S] A-(Falla 

is B to B+) ........................................................................................................................................ 45.00 

632. LM-1997: BEETHOVEN - Symphony #6. Munch/BSO. [recorded August 16, 1955] [PD; 1S/8S] 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 18.00


633. LM-1998: MY TRUE LOVE SINGS - Eighteen songs, mostly traditional from various cultures: 

Irish(2), English(2), American(2), Scottish(2), German(3), French(1) & Spanish(2); individual 

songs by Vecchi, Scott, Foster, Spilman. Robert Shaw/His Chorale. [rather obscure issue - 

first time I've seen it; ravishing singing as usual from this ensemble] [PD; 1S/2S] A--.................. 24.00 

634. LM-1999: WEINBERGER - Schwanda Polka & Fugue. TCHAIKOVSKY - 1812 Overture. 

SMETANA - Bartered Bride Overture. DVORAK - Carnival Overture. LISZT - Mephisto 

Waltz. Reiner/CSO. [this copy shows the designation "SLP-13" on both spine and back 

cover, though the usual "LM-1999" appears on both front cover and the disc labels 

themselves] [PD; 2S/2S] A- ............................................................................................................. 12.00 

635. LM-2002: GERSHWIN - Porgy & Bess Suite (arr. Gould); American in Paris. Morton 

Gould/His Orch. B+........................................................................................................................ 12.00 

636. LM-2068: RACHMANINOFF - Piano Concerto #2 (Reiner/CSO). LISZT - Piano concerto #1 

(Wallenstein/RCA Sym). Rubinstein. [Bizarre cover of this mono issue has out-of-focus 

photo of someone who looks more Stokowski than Rubinstein sitting a piano in a field of 

what appears to be ragweed...] [PD; 6S/1S] B++/A- ......................................................................... 9.00 

637. LM-2073: MOZART - Clarinet Concerto (Munch/BSO); Clarinet Quintet (BSO String Quartet: 

Burgin; Krips; de Pasquale; Mayes). Benny Goodman (in all). [never in stereo until VICS] 

[SD; 7S/7S] A-(a little writing on jacket)......................................................................................... 12.00 

638. LM-2110: PROKOFIEV - Romeo & Juliet Excerpts. Munch/BSO. [Original mono-only issue in 

deluxe album with 11-page bound-in booklet; never in stereo until Victrola] [PD; 5S/9S] A-....... 14.00 

639. LM-2812: BEETHOVEN - Piano Sonatas #3 & #23 ("Appassionata"). Rubinstein. [Wilcox; 

Layton] [WD; 5S/9S] A- .................................................................................................................... 9.00 

640.+LME-2409: RESPIGHI - Pines & Fountains of Rome. Toscanini/NBC. [One of RCA's first 3 

tries (and the one least frequently seen) at electronic stereo] [SD; 6S/5S] A- ................................. 15.00 

641.*LSB-4090 (BRITISH): RACHMANINOV - Symphony #3; The Rock. Previn/LSO. [Dellheim; 

Lock; TAS 98:112L (re this British issue specifially)] A- ............................................................... 18.00 

642.*LSC-1806: STRAUSS - Also Sprach Zarathustra. Reiner/CSO. [See TAS 75/76:78. The first 

Reiner/CSO sessions were held on March 6, 1954 and included Heldenleben & Salome's 

Dance. The Zarathustra, though taped 2 days later, is often thought of as their first recording 

since it took the lower catalog number (LM-1806, along with Salome's Dance, as opposed to 

Heldenleben's LM-1807) and also since this stereo issue of August 1960 (sans Salome) 

represented the earliest number of any RCA LSC stereo disc. Though not dropped from 

Schwann until September 1963, this item is very, very scarce, and I suspect that the October 

1962 issue of the second Reiner/CSO Zarathustra (LSC-2609) may really have marked LSC- 

1806's de facto disappearance. This copy is an excellent first pressing whose only flaw, apart 

from a little crackle at the start of side one, is a scratch which causes moderate ticks for half a 

minute early in side two - which reduces the minimum bid on this celebrated rarity by $200!] 

[SD; 1S/1S] A-(but see preceding comments) ................................................................................ 95.00 

643.*LSC-1903: BRAHMS - Violin Concerto. Heifetz; Reiner/CSO. [Pfeiffer; Layton or Chase; TAS 

77:138-40; the later issue, in box with Heifetz booklet] [WD; 28S/25S] A-(lovely copy!) ............ 25.00 

644.*LSC-1991: BEETHOVEN - Symphony #7; Fidelio Overture. Reiner/CSO. [TAS 63:178] [WD; 

20S/20S] A- ...................................................................................................................................... 16.00


645.*LSC-2028: STRAUSS FAMILY WALTZES - Roses from the South, 1001 Nights, Music of the 

Spheres, Secret Attractions, Citrons, Doctrines. Fiedler/BPS. [SD; 5S/6S] A- .............................. 30.00 

646.*LSC-2077: STRAUSS - Till Eulenspiegel; Death & Transfiguration. Reiner/VPO. [TAS 

100:212; scarce in this original issue] [SD; 1S/3S] A-(brief lgt bbl thumps early each side) ....... 100.00 

647.*LSC-2105: TCHAIKOVSKY - Serenade for Strings. ELGAR -Introduction & Allegro for 

Strings. Munch/BSO. [TAS 36:122] [SD; 8S/15S] A- to B+ ......................................................... 13.00 

648.*LSC-2125: GRIEG - Peer Gynt Suites #1 & 2; Lyric Suite. Farrell (in Solvejg's Song) 

Fiedler/BPS. [TAS 88:166-8] [SD; 3S/5S] A-(no sound from superficial mark late side 2).......... 25.00 

649.*LSC-2131: FRANCK - Symphony in d. Munch/BSO. [TAS 93:144-6; this rather scarce issue 

was deleted in 1963; the recording is vastly more common in its VICS reissue] [SD; 13S/15S] 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 45.00 

650.*LSC-2195: COPLAND - Billy the Kid (& Waltz); Rodeo (exc). Gould/His Orch. [TAS 90:137- 

40] [ND; 22S/22S] A-(c/c) ............................................................................................................... 12.00 

651.*LSC-2201: MUSSORGSKY - Pictures at an Exhibition. Reiner/CSO. [Mohr; Layton; TAS 

98:126-8] [WD; 27S/35S] A- ........................................................................................................... 25.00 

652.*LSC-2202: RIMSKY-KORSAKOV - Russian Easter Overture. BORODIN - Prince Igor 

Overture; In the Steppes of Central Asia; Polovetzian Dances. Fiedler/BPS. [Magnificent 

disc; best Russian Easter I've ever heard][TAS 88:164] [WD; 6S/4S] A-....................................... 65.00 

653.*LSC-2209: BRAHMS - Symphony #3. Reiner/CSO. [recorded December 14, 1957; TAS 

73:193-4] [SD; 10S/10S] A-............................................................................................................. 25.00 

654.*LSC-2216: TCHAIKOVSKY - Symphony #6. Reiner/CSO. [Mohr; Layton] [SD; 4S/9S] A-- 

(brief bbl thumps, mvts 1 & 4) ......................................................................................................... 20.00 

655.*LSC-2221: MENDELSSOHN - Symphonies #4 & 5. Munch/BSO. [Pfeiffer & Crawford (#4); 

Mohr & Layton (#5); TAS 36:162; 58:137] [SD; 9S/6S] A- ........................................................... 35.00 

656.*LSC-2226: RODGERS - Victory at Sea, Vol. 2. Bennett/RCA Sym. [Fold-open album with 7page 

bound-in booklet] [TAS 57:137] [SD; 3S/1S] A-(little or no snd fr superficial mark side 

1)....................................................................................................................................................... 30.00 

657.*LSC-2228: BERLIOZ - Harold in Italy. Primrose; Munch/BSO. [TAS 36:124-9; 100:216] [SD; 

3S/1S] A- .......................................................................................................................................... 32.00 

658.*LSC-2229: MARCHES IN HI-FI - Aida, Col. Bogey, American Salute, Dixie, 76 Trombones, 

Rakoczy, Semper Fidelis, 8 more. Fiedler/BPS. [TAS 60:133] [SD; 7S/6S] A-(brief light 

ticks beginning of side 1) ................................................................................................................. 25.00 

659.*LSC-2234: SAINT-SAENS - Piano Concerto #2. FRANCK - Symphonic Variations. 

Rubinstein; Wallenstein/Sym of the Air. [TAS 73:145+146L; 93:144] [SD; 11S/4S] A- 

(light rub sd 1 does not sound) ......................................................................................................... 20.00 

660.*LSC-2251: HOVHANESS - Mysterious Mountain. STRAVINSKY - Divertimento from Le 

Baisee de la Fee. Reiner/CSO. [Mohr; Layton; TAS 59:123-4] [ND; 7S/9S] A-........................... 12.00 

661.*LSC-2254: VICTORIA (1548-1611) - Requiem Mass. Nicholson/Choir of Abbey of Mt. Angel; 

Portland Symphonic Choir. [Mohr; Layton] [SD; 2S/2S] A-........................................................... 32.00 

662.*LSC-2255: WAGNER - Tristan: Prelude & Liebestod; Gotterdammerung: Brunnhilde's 

Immolation. Farrell; Munch/BSO. [Mohr; Layton; TAS 36:163; 63:170-2] [SD; 3S/1S] A-....... 25.00


663.*LSC-2256: SCHUMANN - Piano Concerto. Rubinstein; Krips/RCA Sym. [Pfeiffer; Layton] 

[WD; 13S/8S] A- to B+...................................................................................................................... 9.00 

664.*LSC-2273: BACH - Motet #3 ("Jesu, meine Freude"); Cantata #4 ("Christ lag in Todesbanden"). 

Shaw/His Chorale; RCA Orch. [Pfeiffer; Crawford] [WD; 10S/7S] A-....................................... 12.00 

665.*LSC-2279: A PROGRAM OF SONG - Leontyne Price sings songs of Faure(5), Poulenc(4), 

Strauss(4) & Wolf(4). Garvey, piano. [Mohr; Crawford] [SD; 1S/1S] A-...................................... 20.00 

666.*LSC-2294: SLAUGHTER ON 10TH AVENUE; Malambo; Howdown; Sabre Dance; Age of 

Gold Polka; 3-Cornered Hat Dances; Fancy Free Dances; Gould - Gavotte & Blues (from 

Interplay). Fiedler/BPS. [Mohr; Layton; TAS 36:129] [SD; 1S/1S] A- ......................................... 35.00 

667.*LSC-2297: BRAHMS - Symphony #4. Munch/BSO. [Mohr; Layton] [TAS 36:130] [SD; 3S/1S] 

A- 45.00 

668.*LSC-2309: SAINT-SAENS - Samson & Delilah (abridged version). Stevens; Del Monaco; 

Harvout; Flagello; Cleva/Metropolitan Opera. [Mohr; Layton] [SD; 4S/4S] A-.......................... 20.00 

669.*LSC-2323: TCHAIKOVSKY - Capriccio Italien. RIMSKY-KORSAKOV - Capriccio Espagnole. 

Kondrashin/RCA Sym. [Mohr; Layton; TAS 83/84:242] [SD; 1S/5S] A-.................................... 45.00 

670.*LSC-2327: BIZET - L'Arlesienne Suites #1 & 2. CHABRIER - Espana; Marche Joyeuse. 

Morel/ROHCG. [Rare and much sought-after; only in print July 1959 to March 1962; later 

data (not on this jacket) identify producer/engineer as Bremner/Wilkinson; wonderful cover 

typo identifies orchestra as ROH Orchestra, "Convent" Garden! TAS 75/76:78+177-8; my last 

copy (straight A- with 3S/1S stampers) sold for $177 in 2006] [SD; 2S/1S] A-(lgt thumps 30 

sec each side fr pressing bbl)............................................................................................................ 85.00 

671.*LSC-2332: MAYER-OTTO - Hello, World!; The Greatest Sound Around. Eleanor Roosevelt, 

narrator (in Hello); Langstaff, tenor; Scherman/Little Orch Soc. [McCuen & Crumpacker; 

Hall; obscure disc - only in print 10/59 to 3/62] [SD; 1S/1S] A-..................................................... 19.00 

672.*LSC-2343: BEETHOVEN - Symphony #5; Coriolan Overture. Reiner/CSO. [Mohr; Layton 

(actually Wells)] [SD; 1S/1S] A-(not common in 1S/1S pressing).................................................. 45.00 

673.*LSC-2364: MAHLER - Symphony #4. Lisa Della Casa; Reiner/CSO. [Mohr/Layton; TAS 

100:216] [SD; 7S/12S] A- ................................................................................................................ 35.00 

674.*LSC-2365: CELLO CONCERTI - Boccherini; Vivaldi (in D); Vivaldi-Bach (in G). 

Janigro/Solisti di Zagreb. [TAS 61:126] [scarce - first copy I've seen since 1992!] [SD; 

1S/1S] A-(demo copy)...................................................................................................................... 45.00 

675.*LSC-2368: CHOPIN - The Scherzos. Artur Rubinstein. [Pfeiffer; Crawford; TAS 78:136] [SD; 

2S/3S] A- .......................................................................................................................................... 18.00 

676.*LSC-2377: BEETHOVEN - Sonatas #5 & 9 for Violin & Piano. Szeryng; Rubinstein. [Pfeiffer; 

Crawford] [TAS 94:150] [SD; 3S/3S] A-- ....................................................................................... 18.00 

677.*LSC-2379: ROBERTA PETERS IN RECITAL. Songs & arias of Schumann(3), Strauss(2), 

Debussy(2), Ravel(2), Bach(2), Handel & Scarlatti. Trovillo, piano. [Mohr; Layton; only in 

print June 1960 to August 1962. Includes nice text insert.] [SD; 1S/1S] A- ................................... 65.00 

678.*LSC-2395: PROKOFIEV - Alexander Nevsky. Elias; Reiner/CSO; Cho. [Mohr; Layton; first 

recording by CSO Chorus] [TAS 9:96; 67:140-42; 130:52] [SD; 10S/10S] A- .............................. 40.00 

679.*LSC-2395: PROKOFIEV - Alexander Nevsky. Elias; Reiner/CSO; Cho. [Mohr; Layton; first 

recording by CSO Chorus] [TAS 9:96; 67:140-42; 130:52] [WD; 15S/13S] A-............................. 24.00


680.*LSC-2405: SIBELIUS - Symphony #5; Karelia Suite. Gibson/LSO. [TAS 65:158L; 65:184] 

[SD; 1S/1S] A-- ................................................................................................................................ 45.00 

681.*LSC-2433: GROFE - Grand Canyon Suite. BEETHOVEN - Wellington's Victory. Gould/His 

Orch. [Habig; Layton; TAS 63:172-4] [SD; 30S/37S] A-............................................................... 18.00 

682.*LSC-2435: SIBELIUS - Violin Concerto. [WD; 13S/13S] A- to B++ ................................................. 23.00 

683.*LSC-2438: BERLIOZ OVERTURES - Roman Carnival, Beatrice & Benedict, Corsair, 

Benvenuto Cellini; Trojans Royal Hunt & Storm. Munch/BSO. [Mohr; Layton; TAS 69:150- 

2; nice cover portrait of Munch in Sanders Theatre, Harvard] [ND; 7S/15S] A- ............................ 16.00 

684.*LSC-2442: LISZT - Hungarian Rhapsody #2; Mazeppa; Rakoczy March; Les Preludes. 

Fiedler/Boston Pops. [Mohr; Layton; rather unusual for this team to be recording the Pops; 

TAS 69:148-150] [SD; 1S/1S] A-(s/s) ............................................................................................. 29.00 

685.*LSC-2445: BENNETT (Robert Russell) - Armed Forces Suite. Bennett/RCA Orch & Band. 

[Dellheim; Layton; TAS 59:127] [SD; 1S/1S] A-............................................................................ 32.00 

686.*LSC-2448: GUITAR WORKS - Ravel, Roussel, Berkeley, Rodrigo, Frescobaldi, Cimarosa, M. 

Albeniz, Scarlatti. Julian Bream. [Dellheim; Layton; TAS 73:190] FS(probabaly ND or LD 

labels) ............................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

687.*LSC-2459: BRAHMS - Piano Sonata #3; Intermezzo, Op.116, #6; Romance, Op.118, #5. 

Rubinstein. [Wilcox; Crawford] [ND; 9S/11S] A- ......................................................................... 10.00 

688.*LSC-2460: BACH - Suite #2; Brandenburg Concerto #5. Rampal; Stanic; Veyron-Lacroix; 

Janigro/I Solisti di Zagreb. [scarce disc - first copy I've had since 1993(!)] [SD; 1S/1S] A- 

(lgt tks 1/2 min suite mvt 3; minor cov scuffs) ................................................................................ 25.00 

689.*LSC-2466: BRAHMS - Piano Concerto #2. Richter; Leinsdorf/CSO. [Mohr & Dellheim; 

Layton] [WD; 41S/54S] A- .............................................................................................................. 13.00 

690.*LSC-2471: SMETANA - The Moldau; Bartered Bride Overture. ENESCO - Roumanian 

Rhapsody #1. LISZT - Hungarian Rhapsody #2. Stokowski/RCA Orch. [Dellheim; Simpson; 

TAS 65:180-2; 73:150L] [ND; 11S/9S] A-...................................................................................... 16.00 

691.*LSC-2500: STRAUSS WALTZES - Southern Roses; Wiener Blut; Artists' Life; Treasure; My 

Life is Love and Laughter; Thunder & Lightning Polka (BOOM!!). Reiner/CSO. [Mohr; 

Layton; TAS 65:158L; 75/76:76] [SD; 15S/11S] A- to B++........................................................... 25.00 

692.*LSC-2514: FRANCK - Symphony in d. Monteux/CSO. [Mohr; Layton; TAS 29:122; 30:128; 

90:136-7] [SD; 10S/11S] A-............................................................................................................. 35.00 

693.*LSC-2544: BEETHOVEN - Piano Concerto #1; Sonata #22. Richter; Munch/BSO. [Dellheim 

& Crawford; Wilcox & Layton; terrific performance of the concerto!] [SD; 14S/9S] A-............... 25.00 

694.*LSC-2550: BEETHOVEN - Serenade, Op.8. KODALY - Duo for Violin & Cello. Heifetz; 

Primrose; Piatigorsky. [Pfeiffer; Norman; TAS 83/84:240] [SD; 3S/4S] A- to B+...................... 13.00 

695.*LSC-2562: BEETHOVEN - Piano Concerto #5. Cliburn; Reiner/CSO. [Mohr; Layton; TAS 

83/84:240-2] [SD; 24S/14S] A-........................................................................................................ 20.00 

696.*LSC-2567: POULENC - Concerto for Organ, Strings & Timpani. STRAVINSKY - Jeu de 

Cartes. Munch/BSO. [Wilcox; Crawford][TAS 90:142] FS(c/c; almost certainly late ND 

pressing) ........................................................................................................................................... 15.00 

697.*LSC-2577: BACH - Concerto for Two Violins. BEETHOVEN - Sonata #9 for Violin & Piano. 

Heifetz; Smith (in Beethoven); Friedman; Sargent/New Sym (in Bach). [Pfeiffer & 

Norman; Smith & Reeve; TAS 86:178-80. Friedman's debut disc] [SD; 1S/1S] A- ....................... 32.00


698.*LSC-2593: INSPIRATION - Religiously inspired works by Bach, Beethoven, Humperdinck, 

Wagner, Tchaikovsky, Gluck, plus Doxology. Stokowski/New Sym, London; Luboff/His 

Choir. [Gerhardt] [SD; 16S/14S] A-................................................................................................ 20.00 

699.*LSC-2596: BRITTEN - Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra. SAINT-SAENS - Carnival of the 

Animals. Hugh Downs, narrator; Fiedler/BPS. [Dellheim; Salvatore] [WD; 1S/1S] A- ............... 18.00 

700.*LSC-2601: RACHMANINOFF - Piano Concerto #2. Cliburn; Reiner/CSO. [Mohr; Layton; 

TAS 86:182-4] [WD; 11S/11S] A-(late cover - neat B&W pointillistic portrait)............................ 16.00 

701.*LSC-2603: BRUCH - Scottish Fantasy. VIEUXTEMPS - Violin Concerto #5. Heifetz; 

Sargent/New Sym, London. [Smith; Wilkinson] [WD; 12S/11S] A- ............................................ 18.00 

702.*LSC-2605: RUBINSTEIN AT CARNEGIE HALL - Works of Debussy (4), Szymanowski 

(Mazurkas), Prokofiev (Visions Fugitives), Villa-Lobos (6). [Wilcox; Salvatore; TAS 153:69; 

nice fold-open album] [SD; 8S/6S] A--(minor cover scuffs)........................................................... 15.00 

703.*LSC-2609: STRAUSS - Also Sprach Zarathustra. Reiner/CSO. [Mohr; Layton] [TAS 

44:128;ND; 30S/15S] A-.................................................................................................................. 12.00 

704.*LSC-2648: RACHMANINOFF - Suites #1 & #2 for Two Pianos. Vronsky & Babin. [Dellheim; 

Keville] [SD; 1S/4S] A- ................................................................................................................... 18.00 

705.*LSC-2664: RAVEL - Bolero; La Valse; Pavane for a Dead Princess. Munch/BSO. [Mohr; 

Layton] [SD; 8S/19S] A-- .................................................................................................................. 8.00 

706.*LSC-2666: SIBELIUS - Pohjola's Daughter; Finlandia; Lemminkainen's Return; Swan of 

Tuonela; Valse Triste. Gould/His Orch. [Habig; Layton] [SD; 7S/8S] A- .................................... 12.00 

707.*LSC-2667: DELLO JOIO - Fantasy & Variations. RAVEL - Concerto in G. Hollander; 

Leinsdorf/BSO. [Mohr; Layton] [SD; 2S/6S] A-- .......................................................................... 18.00 

708.*LSC-2679: GERSHWIN - Scenes from Porgy & Bess. Price; Warfield; Bubbles; Boatwright; 

Henderson/RCA Orch & Cho. [Mohr; Layton; nice fold-open album] [WD; 17S/9S] A-........... 15.00 

709.*LSC-2680: BEETHOVEN - Piano Concerto #4. Cliburn; Reiner/CSO. [Mohr; Layton] [SD; 

8S/11S] A- ........................................................................................................................................ 35.00 

710.*LSC-2734: GLAZOUNOV - Violin Concerto (Heifetz; Hendl/Orch). MOZART - Symphonie 

Concertante for Violin & Viola, K.364 (Heifetz; Primrose; Solomon/Orch). [Pfeiffer; 

Norman & Chase; TAS 57:139] [SD; 7S/3S] A-(s/s) ...................................................................... 32.00 

711.*LSC-2742: HAYDN - Symphonies #95 & 101. Reiner/His Sym. [Mohr; Layton; Reiner's last 

recording, with NY pickup group; September 1963] [SD; 2S/2S] A-(slightly scuffy cover).......... 32.00 

712.*LSC-2746: RHAPSODY - Roumanian #1; Hungarian #6; Rhapsody in Blue (Wild); Espana. 

Fiedler/BPS. [WD; 7S/8S] A--(occ tks from lgt abrasions)............................................................ 12.00 

713.*LSC-2753: LICIA ALBANESE SINGS - Songs of Verdi (6); Italian Folksongs (6). 

Leibowitz/RCA Italiana Orch. [Mohr; Layton] [SD; 1S/1S] A-................................................... 24.00 

714.*LSC-2759: BRITTEN - A Ceremony of Carols; Rejoice in the Lamb; Festival Te Deum. Endich; 

Kopleff; Humphrey; Murcell; Shaw/Shaw Chorale. [Habig; Salvatore] [WD; 5S/7S] A- ............ 14.00 

715.*LSC-2762: MENOTTI - Amahl and the Night Visitors. 1963 NBC TV production. 

Grossman/Orch. [Mohr; Layton; TAS 36:169; 73:149L] [WD; 6S/7S] A-................................... 20.00


716.*LSC-2850: MORTON GOULD - Spirituals for Orchestra. COPLAND - Dance Symphony. 

Gould/CSO. [Habig; Keville] [Recorded in pre-renovation Orchestra Hall, February 1965; 

only in print Nov 1965 to April 1970; the most obscure of Gould's CSO recordings] [WD; 

10S/4S] A- ........................................................................................................................................ 24.00 

717.*LSC-2854: HAYDN - "Theresien" Mass. Soloists; Vienna Boys Choir; Grossman/Vienna 

Konzerthaus Ch Orch. [WD; 1S/1S] A-.......................................................................................... 9.00 

718.*LSC-2864: BRAHMS - Liebeslieder Waltzes, Op.52 & Op.65. Endich; Kopleff; McCoy; 

Uppman; Shaw/His Chorale; Frank & Kallir, pianos. [Habig; Keville] [WD; 2S/1S] A- ............. 12.00 

719.*LSC-2885: HOLIDAY FOR STRINGS - Works of Rimsky, Rose(2), Kreisler, Tchaikovsky, 

Lecuona, Hayman, Lumbye, 5 more (including finale of Mendelssohn concerto played by 18 

violinists!). Fiedler/BPS. [Dellheim; Keville] [WD; 1S/1S] A-(with "woman in hammock" 

cover)................................................................................................................................................ 16.00 

720.*LSC-2893: IVES - Symphony #1; Variations of "America;" Unanswered Question. Gould/CSO. 

[Scott; Keville; TAS 73:148L; terrific sound - recorded in pre-renovation Orchestra Hall; 

January, 1966] [WD; 1S/5S] A- ....................................................................................................... 25.00 

721.*LSC-2895: THE OPERATIC LISZT - Reminiscences de Norma; Hexameron (Variations on the 

March from I Puritani by Liszt, Thalberg, Pixis, Herz, Czerny & Chopin). Raymond 

Lewenthal, piano. [Wilcox; Gardner; detailed notes by Lewenthal] [WD; 1S/1S] A- ................... 16.00 

722.*LSC-2923: STRAUSS - Alpine Symphony. Kempe/RPO. [Gerhardt; Wilkinson] [WD; 1S/2S] 

A-(s/s) ............................................................................................................................................... 14.00 

723.*LSC-2924: LUTE MUSIC FROM THE ROYAL COURTS OF EUROPE. Works of Molinaro, 

Landgrave of Hesse, Philips, Dowland, Howett, Mudarra, Dlugoraj, Ferrabosco, Newsidler, 

Bakfark & Besard. Julian Bream, lute. [WD; 2S/2S] A-/A--......................................................... 16.00 

724.*LSC-2944: OLD TIMERS' NIGHT AT THE POPS. BIZET - Carmen Suite. BACH - Air. 

BIGELOW - Our Director March. Plus two medleys, "America Sings" & album title with live 

Symphony Hall audience singing along. Fiedler/BPS. [live; Dellheim; Keville]. [ND; 2S/4S] 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

725.*LSC-2946: IRISH NIGHT AT THE POPS - Irish Suite (Anderson), Danny Boy, Old 

MacDonald, Look Sharp!, Count of Luxembourg Waltzes, George M. Cohan Medley. 

Fiedler/BPS. [Live; Dellheim; Keville; fine festive ambiance] [ND; 3S/2S] A-............................ 12.00 

726.*LSC-2961: NIELSEN - Symphony #1; Prelude to Act II of Saul & David. Previn/LSO. 

[Dellheim, producer; Wilkinson, engineer; along with essentially simultaneous 

Ormandy/Phila disc, the first stereo recording of the symphony] [WD; 1S/1S] A-......................... 18.00 

727.*LSC-2976: BRAHMS - Serenade #1. Brusilow/Chamber Symphony of Philadelphia. [Scott; 

Goodman] [WD; 2S/2S] A-.............................................................................................................. 12.00 

728.*LSC-2987: DANCES OF DOWLAND (16). Julian Bream, lute. [ND; 6S/5S] A-............................. 12.00 

729.*LSC-3001: COLGRASS - As Quiet As. CARTER - Piano Concerto (Lateiner). Leinsdorf/BSO. 

[Scott; Keville; the Colgrass is a delight: 4th graders gave sentence endings for "Let's be as 

quiet as;" Colgrass set 7 to music - a leaf turning colors; an ant walking; time passing; 

children sleeping; etc.] [WD; 1S/4S] A--(jacket a bit scuffy).......................................................... 15.00 

730.*LSC-3017: DVORAK - Symphony #6; Slavonic Dances #10 & 16. Leinsdorf/BSO. [Mohr; 

Salvatore] [WD; 2S/2S] A- to B+ .................................................................................................... 12.00


731.*LSC-3022: RIMSKY-KORSAKOFF - Symphony #2 ("Antar"). MIASKOVSKY - Symphony 

#21. Gould/CSO. [Scott; Goodman; recorded in Medinah Temple; January, 1968] [WD; 

1S/1S] A--(s/s).................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

732.*LSC-3029: GINASTERA - Piano Concerto #1 (Martins); Variaciones Concertantes. 

Leinsdorf/BSO. [Mohr; Salvatore; the BSO musicians are stunning in the variations!] [ND; 

6S/4S] A- .......................................................................................................................................... 13.00 

733.*LSC-3080: SCHARWENKA - Piano Concerto #1 (Leinsdorf/BSO). BALAKIREV - 

Reminiscences of "A Life for the Tsar." MEDTNER - Improvisation. d'ALBERT - Scherzo. 

Wild, piano (in all). [Dellheim; Keville; recorded January 1969 - one of the last 

Leinsdorf/BSO sessions] [ND; 1S/3S] A-........................................................................................ 12.00 

734.*LSC-3195: ELIZABETHAN MUSIC - Works by by Byrd(3), Johnson, Allison(2), Anon(2), 

Morley(4), Phillips, Dowland(4), Campian. Julian Bream Consort. [Minshull; Clegg; reissue 

in standard form of Soria Series issue LDS-2656; TAS 59:127-8] [ND; 10S/9S] A- ..................... 12.00 

735.*LSC-3243: PETER MENNIN - Piano Concerto. RICHARD YARDUMIAN - Passacaglia, 

Recitative & Fugue for Piano & Orchestra. John Ogdon; Buketoff/RPO. [Snashall; Auger] 

[ND; 2S/2S] A-................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

736.*LSC-6143(4): ROSSINI - Barber of Seville. Merrill; Peters; Valletti; Tozzi; Corena; Roggero; 

Marsh; Leinsdorf/Metropolitan Opera. [Mohr; Layton; this is NOT the earliest issue, in 

deluxe oversize box with metal clasp] [SD; 3S/4S/1S/3S/5S/1S/3S/1S] A-(very brief, very lgt 

tks early sds 4 & 8)........................................................................................................................... 35.00 

737.*LSC-6708(5): WAGNER - Die Meistersinger. Wiener; Thomas; Watson; Hotter; Kusche; 

Benningsen; Metternich; Keilberth/Bavarian State Opera. [Live; November 23, 1963: 

opening night of reconstructed Munich National Theatre; scarce item: issued 1965, deleted 

1968] A-(WD; 4S/2/2/2/2/1/1/2/1/1)................................................................................................ 40.00 

738.*LSC-7044(2): MAHLER - Symphony #6. BERG - Le Vin. Curtin (in Berg); Leinsdorf/BSO. 

[Mohr; Salvatore] A-(WD; 2S/2S/1S/5S) ........................................................................................ 25.00 

739.*LSC-7051(2): MESSIAEN - Turangalila Symphony (Y. Loriod, piano; J. Loriod, Ondes 

Martenot). TAKEMITSU - November Steps (Tsuruta, biwa; Yokoyama, shakuhachi). 

Ozawa/Toronto Sym. [Dellheim; Keville] [ND; 4S/5/2/5] A-(minor cover scuffs) ...................... 20.00 

740.*LSC-9956-B (GERMAN): IB GLINDEMAN (b.1934) - Trumpet Concerto. HAYDN - Trumpet 

Concerto. Hovaldt; Glindeman/Scandanavian Philharmonic. [German Teldec pressing; 

kind of odd to see the "Living Stereo" logo at the top of a German pressing of a recording 

with Danish artists!] A- .................................................................................................................... 15.00 

741.*LSP-1738: FAVORITES IN STEREO - Jeanette MacDonald & Nelson Eddy. [NYC, 1957; 

Hollywood, 1958] [BL; 19S/27S] A- ............................................................................................... 12.00 

742.*VICS-1004: STRAUSS - Till Eulenspiegel; Death & Transfiguration. Reiner/VPO. [1st LP 

stereo release except for very scarce LSC-2077] [PL; 1S/1S] A- .................................................... 12.00 

743.*VICS-1025: TCHAIKOVSKY - 1812 Overture. DEBUSSY - Iberia. LISZT - Mephisto Waltz. 

Reiner/CSO. [from LSC-2241 (1812 & Liszt); LSC-2222; TAS 34:179] [PL; 5S/5S] A-............. 13.00 

744.*VICS-1039: TCHAIKOVSKY - Piano Concerto #1. Gilels; Reiner/CSO. [1st stereo issue on LP 

- no LSC equivalent, though it was on 2-track tape; TAS 75/6:179] [PL; 4S/4S] A-...................... 20.00 

745.*VICS-1061: BEETHOVEN - Symphony #7. Monteux/LSO. [1 st issue; never an LM/LSC ] [PL; 

7S/1S] A--......................................................................................................................................... 24.00


746.*VICS-1101: STRAUSS - Burleske. RACHMANINOFF - Piano Concerto #1. Janis; 

Reiner/CSO. [From LM-2127; first stereo release of Strauss; Rachmaninoff was on 2-track 

tape, then on LSC-2541] [PL; 2S/2S] A- ......................................................................................... 24.00 

747.*VICS-1107: ELGAR - Enigma Variations. BRAHMS - Haydn Variations. Monteux/LSO. [from 

LSC-2418; TAS 60:126; 88:168-70] [PL; 1S/1S] A-/A- to B+ ....................................................... 18.00 

748.*VICS-1108: BIZET - Carmen Suite. GOUNOD - Faust Ballet Music; Funeral March of a 

Marionette. Gibson/LSO. [from the very scarce LSC-2449 (TAS 75/76:72] [PL; 10S/1S] A- 

/A- to B+(light/moderate scr off & on 1 inch sd 2).......................................................................... 19.00 

749.*VICS-1130: DELIBES - Sylvia & Coppelia Suites. Rignold/PCO. [from LSC-2485] [PL; 1S/2S] 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 15.00 

750.*VICS-1167: MOZART - Piano Concerto #25 (Andre Tchaikovsky); Don Giovanni Overture. 

Reiner/CSO. [Mohr; Layton; from LSC-2287] [Pink; 4S/1S] A-................................................... 12.00 

751.*VICS-1313: THE NEW MUSIC, VOLUME 3: Chamber works by NONO, KAZUO 

FUKUSHIMA, BERIO (Serenade I) & HANS ULRICH LEHMANN. Maderna/Rome Sym 

Members. [1st isssue - no LM/LSC equivalent] [PL; 1S/1S] A- .................................................... 13.00 

752.*VICS-1318: SIBELIUS - Symphony #2. Dorati/Stockholm Phil. [1st issue - no LM/LSC 

edition] [PL; 1S/1S] A-(lgt blem does not sound sd 2) .................................................................... 12.00 

753.*VICS-1319: BLOMDAHL - Sisyphos Suite. HILDING ROSENBERG: Voyage to America. 

BERWALD: Sinfonie Capricieuse. Dorati/Stockholm Phil. [first issue - never an LM/LSC 

release] [PL; 3S/1S] A- .................................................................................................................... 12.00 

754.*VICS-1366: MOZART - Symphony #41. HAYDN - Symphony #88. Reiner/CSO. [From 1969 

& thus never in a plum-label pressing; the first stereo LP release of the Mozart (from LM- 

6035); Haydn was from LSC-6087; fine cover portrait of Reiner] [Pink; 2S/2S] A- ...................... 20.00 

755.*VICS-1380: SHOSTAKOVICH - Symphony #5. Mitchell/National Symphony. [Pfeiffer; 

Crawford; from LSC-2261 (TAS 60:134). Fine disc often overlooked on account of the 

popularity of the Skrowaczewski/Mpls on Mercury] [Pink; 3S/1S] A- ........................................... 16.00 

756.*VICS-1392: STRAUSS - Final Scene from Salome (Inge Borkh); Don Juan (1954 recording). 

Reiner/CSO. [TAS 100:220; 1st issue of either of these in stereo except on 2-track tape; 

issued 1969 and never available in a plum-label pressing] [Pink; 1S/2S] A- .................................. 16.00 

757.*VICS-1471: BEETHOVEN OVERTURES - Leonores #1 - 3; Coriolan; Fidelio; Prometheus. 

Munch/BSO. [From LSC-2522 (Prometheus) & LM-2015 (rest). Issued in December 1969, 

thus never in a plum-label incarnation, this was the first stereo issue (at least on disc) of either 

Leonore #1 or #2, from February 1956 (LM-2015). Munch's whistling baton is clearly audible 

at the beginning of Prometheus!] [Pink; 1S/2S] A-.......................................................................... 18.00

LP's: Miscellaneous Audiophile & Special Label 

758.*CAPITOL SP-8573: JONGEN - Symphonie Concertante for Organ & Orch. Fox; Pretre/Paris 

Opera. A- ......................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

759.*COLUMBIA MS-6769: NIELSEN - Symphony #3. Bernstein/Royal Danish Orch. [TAS 

64:140-2; the nice insert booklet IS included here] A-(early "2-eyes" labels)................................. 20.00 

760.*DECCA DL-710157: SURINACH - Paeans & Dances of Heathen Iberia. REED - La Fiesta 

Mexicana. NIXON - Fiesta del Pacifico. Hunsberger/EWE. [Israel Horowitz, producer; 

another terrific post-Fennell EWE recording!] A-(demo copy) ....................................................... 25.00 

761.*DELL'ARTE DA-9013: BARTOK - Concerto for Orchestra. THOMAS CANNING -Fantasy on 

a Hymn Tune by Justin Morgan. Stokowski/Houston Symphony. [From Everest originals; 

engineered by Bert Whyte; remastered at 45rpm by Brian Crimp, Nimbus Records; this issue 

from 1983] A- to A........................................................................................................................... 35.00 

762.*DESMAR DSM-1011: STOKOWSKI STRING SOUND: DVORAK - Serenade. VAUGHAN 

WILLIAMS - Tallis Fantasia. PURCELL/STOKOWSKI - Dido's Lament. Stokowski/RPO. 

[Hodgson; Boyling; TAS 12:515] A- ............................................................................................... 18.00 

763.*EMI ASD--440 (ODEON): PAGANINI - Violin Concerti #1 & #2. Menuhin; Erede/RPO. EMI 

ASD-440. A-..................................................................................................................................... 18.00 

764.*EMI ASD-2311: ELGAR - The Music Makers. SIR HUBERT PARRY - Blest Pair of Sirens. 

Baker; Boult/LPO & Cho. [Bishop; Parker] A- to A .................................................................... 12.00 

765.*EMI ASD-2672: ELGAR - Crown of India Suite; Coronation & Imperial Marches; Woodland 

Interlude & Triumphal March from Caractacus; Meditation from The Light of Life. 

Groves/Royal Liverpool Philharmonic. [Culverhouse; Eltham] A- to A ..................................... 16.00 

766.*EMI ASD-2753: SAINT-SAENS - Carnival of the Animals. FAURE - Ballade. LITOLFF - 

Scherzo from Concerto Symphonique #4. Brenda Lucas, 2nd piano in Carnival; Ogdon; 

Fremaux/City of Birmingham Sym. [Culverhouse; Eltham] A-................................................... 12.00 

767.*EMI ASD-2961: SIBELIUS - The Tempest; In Memoriam. Groves/Royal Liverpool 

Philharmonic. [Bishop; Eltham][TAS 65:158L; 73:148L][Obscure issue - I don't believe it 

was released on Angel in the U.S.] A- ............................................................................................. 50.00 

768.*EMI ASD-3050: ELGAR - Polonia; Dream Children; Funeral March (Chopin/Elgar); Carillon; 

Triumphal March from "Caractacus;" Meditation from "Light of Life;" Incidental Music & 

Funeral March from "Grania and Diarmid;" Elegy. Boult/LPO. [Bishop; Parker; 1975] A- to 

A 24.00 

769.*EMI ASD-3082: STRAUSS - Four Last Songs; Five Orchestral Songs. Rothenberger, soprano; 

Previn/LSO. [Bishop; Parker] A-.................................................................................................... 25.00 

770.*EMI ASD-3725: SIR HUBERT PARRY - Symphony #5; Symphonic Variation; Elegy for 

Brahms. Boult/LPO. [Bishop; Parker; last recording produced by Bishop for Boult before 

Bishop left EMI to become manager of Philharmonia (1979)] A- to A........................................... 25.00 

771.*EMI ASD-4061: ELGAR - From the Bavarian Highlands. VAUGHAN WILLIAMS - In Windsor 

Forest. Del Mar/Bournemouth Sinfonietta; Cho. [Culverhouse, producer and engineer] A- 

to A ................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

772.*EMI ASD-4387: HOLST - At the Boar's Head. Langridge; Tomlinson; Palmer; Ross; 

Atherton/Royal Liverpool Philharmonic. [Mordler; Eltham] A- to A......................................... 12.00 

773.*EMI HQS-1070: SIBELIUS - Karelia Overture; King Christian II Suite; Festivo; The Bard. 

Gibson/Scottish National Orch. A- ................................................................................................. 8.00 

774.*EMI ODEON ASD-2856: SCHUBERT - Symphony #9. Boult/LPO. [Bishop; Parker] A- to 

A(Dutch pressing) ............................................................................................................................ 25.00

LP's: Miscellaneous Audiophile & Special Labels - continued 

775.*EMI SLS--987(2): ELGAR - The Dream of Gerontius. Gedda; Watts; Lloyd; Boult/NPO; LPO 

Cho; Alldis Cho. [Bishop; Parker; Kingsway Hall, 1975] [quad] A- to A ..................................... 15.00 

776.*EPIC BC-1002: TCHAIKOVSKY - Capriccio Italien. RIMSKY-KORSAKOV - Capriccio 

Espagnole. MOUSSORGSKY - Khovantchina Prelude. BORODIN - Polovtsian Dances. 

Szell/CO. [blue labels] A-(c/c)........................................................................................................... 9.00 

777.*FRANKLIN MINT 39/40(2): TCHAIKOVSKY - Symphony #4 (Szell/LSO; from London CS- 

6987); Symphony #5 (Stokowski/NPO; from London SPC-21017; TAS 37:142). [One of 

FM's series of "The 100 Greatest Recordings of All Time." Pressed on red vinyl; in deluxe 

oversized album.] A- ........................................................................................................................ 32.00 

778.*HNH 4010: BAX - Symphony #7. Leppard/LPO. [from Lyrita SCRS-83: TAS 11:381; 37:171] 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

779.*LYRITA SRCS--40: ELGAR - Symphony #2. Boult/LPO. A- ........................................................... 20.00 

MGM LP's 

While I am not listing them in this section (they are special, but surely not audiophile!), this catalog includes a 

substantial number of early-pressing MGM LP's. Since they are primarily of interest for the off-the-beaten-path 

works they included, most are listed in the Orchestral & Instrumental Repertiore section. But I shall provide 

references to the listing numbers below for those who might be interested since most of these are indeed an 

unusual group and most are in the original pressings with original cover art. In later years, many were reissued 

with plain blue text covers - and rather better pressings, to be candid! - but the originals have a cachet of their 

own for the jackets & history. Even late in the series, records were sometimes issued factory-sealed but without 

inner sleeves, so most of the best copies one finds grade no better than B+ from a little added surface sound (a 

grade of A- means a very fine copy). Here's where you will find them in this catalog: #802, 807, 812, 819-20, 

825, 835, 838, 844, 848, 876, 888, 903, 910-12, 922-23, 926, 954, 998, 1121, 1130, 1162, 1271-72, 1481 & 

1647. 

780.*MHS 1229: BAX - November Woods. HOLST - A Fugal Overture. MOERAN - Sinfonietta. 

Boult/LPO. [from Lyrita SRCS-37; TAS 39:146] A- ..................................................................... 10.00 

781.*MHS 1769: BAX - North Ballad #1; Tintagel; Garden of Fand; Mediterranean. Boult/LPO. 

[from Lyrita SRCS-62; TAS 39:146-8] A- ........................................................................................ 8.00 

782.*OISEAU-LYRE SOL-60037: BRITTEN - Cantata Academica; Hymn to St. Cecilia; Hymn to the 

Virgin; Choral Dances from Gloriana. Vyvyan; Watts; Pears; Branningan; Malcolm/LSO 

& Cho. A- .......................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

783.*TELARC DG-10048: BIZET - Carmen Suite #1. GRIEG - Peer Gynt Suite. Slatkin/St. Louis 

Sym. [Woods; Renner; dig] A- .......................................................................................................... 9.00 

784. WESTMINSTER W-LAB 7016: STRAUSS - Till Eulenspiegel; Don Juan. Rodzinski/PSOL. 

[Does not have original plastic zip-open sleeve, but does include the 30-page booklet by 

Audio Magazine editor C.G.McProud, detailing the musical and audiophile delights, minute 

by minute!] B++(Don)/A--(Till)....................................................................................................... 16.00 

785.*WESTMINSTER WST-14030: WEINBERGER - Polka & Fugue from "Schwanda." SMETANA 

- The Moldau; Three Excerpts from "The Bartered Bride." ENESCO - Roumanian Rhapsody 

#1. Scherchen/VSOO. [fine copy; very early Westminster stereo] [early labels] A-(promo 

copy) ................................................................................................................................................. 35.00

LP's: Orchestral & Instrumental Repertoire 

786.*BACH: (C.P.E.): Concerti for Flute (Rampal) and Cello (Bex). Boulez/Ch Orch. [neat very 

young photo of Boulez] Vox STPL-514.170. FS ............................................................................... 9.00 

787.*BACH: (J.C.): Six Overtures. Hogwood/Academy of Ancient Music. [authentic instruments] 

Oiseau-Lyre DSLO-525. FS............................................................................................................... 9.00 

788.+BALAKIREV: Piano Concerto, Op.1 (Zhilinsky); Islamey; Russia; In Czechia. Gauk/USSR 

Sym. [recored 1947-57] Melodiya CM-03557-8. A- ......................................................................... 9.00 

789. BARBER: Symphony #2; Medea Suite. Composer conducts New Sym, London. London LL- 

1328. A--(superficial marks cause little or no sound) ...................................................................... 35.00 

790. BARSUKOV: (Sergei): Concerto for Piano #2 (Composer; Boult/NPO); Concerto for Violin 

(Tessier; Fremaux/Monte Carlo Opera Orch). Everest 6167. A- ................................................. 8.00 

791.+BARTOK: Bagatelle; Rondo #1; Three Hungarian Folk Tunes; Preludio - All'Ungherese; 

Improvisations #1, #2, #6, #7 & #8 on Hungarian Peasant Songs; Three Excerpts from 

Mikrokosmos (4-hands, with Ditta Pasztory Bartok); Petite Suite. Composer, piano. 

Turnabout THS-65010. A- ................................................................................................................. 9.00 

792. BARTOK: For Children, Volume II - 39 pieces based on Slovakian Folk Tunes. Tibor Kozma, 

piano. Bartok BR-920. B(much is A-, but some small scrs) ............................................................ 11.00 

793.*BARTOK: Posthumous Piano Works: Concerto for Two Pianos & Percussion (Ditta Pasztory- 

Bartok; Erzsebet Tusa; Sandor/Budapest Sym); Suite for Two Pianos, Op.4B (Pasztory- 

Bartok; Maria Comensoli). [Pasztory-Bartok was, of course, the composer's wife; disc 

comes in fold-open album with extensive notes and photos including one of the conductor and 

soloists in the concerto] Hungaroton SLPX-11398. A-.................................................................... 23.00 

794.*BAX: Symphonic Variations for Piano & Orchestra; Morning Song. Fingerhut, piano (in both); 

Thomson/LPO. [dig; DMM] Chandos ABRD-1226. A- to A .......................................................... 8.00 

795.*BEETHOVEN: Piano Concerti in E-flat & D (early works). Blumental; Waldhans/Brno Phil. 

Auditorium BX-204. A- ..................................................................................................................... 9.00 

796.*BEETHOVEN: Triple Concerto. Badura-Skoda; Maier; Bylsma; Collegium Aureum 

(apparently without conductor). [original instruments; quad] Electrola 1C065-99 700. A- to A .... 11.00 

797.*BENNETT: (Richard Rodney) - Symphony #1. BAX: Overture to a Picaresque Comedy. 

LENNOX BERKELEY: Divertimento in B-flat. Buketoff/RPO. RCA LSC-3005. A- ................. 12.00 

798.*BERSA: (1873-1934): Sunny Fields (Hubad/Slovene Philharmonic); Moonlight 

(Cossetto/KUD Choir). SKERJANC (1900-1973): Concertino for Piano & Strings (Tomsic- 

Srebotnjak; Hubad/Slovene Philharmonic). [Yugoslavian composers] Jerusalem ATD- 

8202. A-............................................................................................................................................ 11.00 

799.*BOCCHERINI: Symphonies #6, #8 & #14. Pople/London Festival Orch. [dig; DMM] 

Hyperion A-66236. A- to A................................................................................................................ 9.00 

800.*CHABRIER: Danse Slave; Suite Pastorale; Habanera; Fete Polonaise; Espana; Joyeuse Marche. 

Mari/Paris Opera Orch. [quad] EMI ESD-7046. A-..................................................................... 10.00 

801. CHAVEZ: Daughter of Colchis. Composer/Mexican National Sym. [recorded 1947] 

BERNSTEIN: Fancy Free. Composer/Ballet Theatre Orch. [recorded 1944: Bernstein's 1st 

studio recording as conductor; includes Billie Holiday singing Big Stuff, recorded later, 

probably not conducted by Bernstein] Varese Sarabande VC-81055. A-........................................ 16.00

LP's: Orchestral & Instrumental Repertoire - continued 

802. CHAVEZ: Symphony #5 for Strings; Toccata for Percussion. Solomon/MGM String Orch & 

Percussion Ens. MGM E-3548. A-(original jacket)........................................................................ 12.00 

803.*CHAVEZ: Zarabanda for Strings. PONCE: Concierto del Sur (Moreno, guitar). SOLER (arr. 

Halffter): Tres Sonatas. Batiz/Mexico State Sym. [dig] EMI ESD-1651051. A-........................... 12.00 

804.*CHAYNES: (Charles; b.1925): Piano Concerto (Loriod; ORTF Ch Orch); Concerto for Organ, 

Strings, Timpani & Percussion (Alain; ORTF). Baudo conducts in all. MHS 1088. A- ............... 10.00 

805.*CIURLIONIS: In the Forest - Symphonic Poem. Juozas Domarkas/Lithuanian Philharmonic. 

BALAKIREV: Symphony #2. Rozhdestvensky/Moscow Radio Orch. EMI ASD-3503. A-....... 18.00 

806.*CLEMENTI: Piano Concerto in C. PAISIELLO: Piano Concerto in F. Blumental; 

Zedda/Prague New Ch Orch; Torino Sym). Auditorium BX-206. A-........................................... 9.00 

807. COPLAND: Music for the Movies (1942). WEILL: Music for the Stage (1935-1950). 

Winograd/MGM Ch Orch. MGM E-3334. B+(occ tks; much plays A-)........................................ 9.00 

808.*COPLAND: Orchestral Variations; Fanfare for the Common Man. BLOCH: Trois Poemes Juifs. 

Fritz Mahler/Hartford Sym. Van VSD-2085. A-.......................................................................... 14.00 

809.*COPLAND: The Red Pony. BRITTEN: Sinfonia da Requiem. Previn/St. Louis Sym. [Previn's 

first disc as conductor of symphonic music] Col MS-6583. A-(early "2-eyes" labels) ................... 10.00 

810. COWELL: Symphony #11. IBERT: A Louisville Concerto. CRESTON: Invocation and Dance. 

Whitney/Louisville Orch. Col KL-5039. A-("6-eyes" labels) ....................................................... 20.00 

811. DELIUS: Sea Drift (Boyce, baritone; BBC Cho); Paris. Beecham/RPO. Col ML-5079. A-("2eyes" 

labels)...................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

812. DUKE: (Vernon; 1903-69): Souvenir de Monte Carlo (Surinach/MGM Ch Orch). ROBERT 

COBERT (b.1924): Mediterranean Suite (Composer/MGM Ch Orch). MGM E-3497. 

B+(original jacket)............................................................................................................................ 10.00 

813. DVORAK: Symphony #1, Op.3. Neumann/Prague Sym. [fold-open jacket; 1st recording] Artia 

ALP-140. A--(brief tks mvt 2)............................................................................................................ 9.00 

814. ELGAR: Three Bavarian Dances; Chanson de Matin; Chanson de Nuit; Pomp & Circumstance 

Marches #1-#5; Salut d'Amour; Mazurka. Composer/Misc British Orchestras. [recorded 

1926-33; transfers by A.C.Griffith] EMI HLM-7005. A- to A ........................................................ 11.00 

815.*FERNANDEZ: (Oscar Lorenzo): Piano Music, Volume 2 (twelve works). Proenca, piano. [notes 

in Portuguese only] Arsis 41131218. A- .......................................................................................... 12.00 

816.*FIELD: Four Piano Sonatas (Op.1, #1-#3; and another in B). Frank Merrick MHS 1529. A-............. 9.00 

817.*FIELD: Piano Concerto #2; 7 Nocturnes. Kyriakou; Bunte/Berlin Sym. Candide CE-31006. A- ...... 9.00 

818.*FLAGELLO: Capriccio for Cello & Orch (Koutzen); Three Episodes & Three Dances for Piano 

(Marshall); Chorale & Episode for Ten Brass Instruments; Concertino for Piano, Brass & 

Timpani. Composer/Rome Sym. Serenus SRE-1003. A-............................................................... 12.00 

819. FRANCAIX: Symphony for Strings. IBERT: Divertissement. Surinach/MGM String & 

Chamber Orchs. MGM E-3514. B+(original jacket) ..................................................................... 10.00 

820. GLANVILLE-HICKS: Sinfonia Pacifica; Three Gymnopedies. SURINACH: Hollywood 

Carnival. Surinach/MGM Ch Orch. MGM E-3336. B+(original jacket)...................................... 10.00 

821.*GLAZOUNOV: Symphony #6. Fedoseyev/Moscow Radio Orch. BORODIN: In the Steppes of 

Central Asia. Svetlanov/USSR Sym. Col-Melodiya M-35104. A-................................................... 8.00


822.*GLAZOUNOV: The Seasons (complete ballet). Khaikin/Moscow Radio Orch. Mel-Angel SR- 

40088. A-(s/s) ..................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

823.*HANDEL: Seven Concerti Grossi, Op.7. Weaver/Smithsonian Chamber Players. [Performed 

on original instruments or replicas thereof] Smithsonian N-023(2). A- .......................................... 14.00 

824.*HANSON: Symphony #6. THOMSON: Louisiana Story Suite. Landau/Music for Westchester 

Sym (Hanson); Westphalian Sym (Thomson). Turnabout TVS-34534. A-..................................... 9.00 

825. HARRIS: Fantasy for Piano & Orchestra (Johana Harris, piano; Solomon/MGM Sym); Abraham 

Lincoln Walks at Midnight [cantata for mezzo-soprano, violin, cello & piano] (Tangeman; 

Thaviu; Salzman; J. Harris). [Johana Harris, of course, was Roy Harris' wife] MGM E-3210. 

A--(original jacket)........................................................................................................................... 25.00 

826.*HARTY: Ode to a Nightingale for Soprano & Orchestra (Harper); The Children of Lir - Poem 

for Orchestra. Thomson/Ulster Orch. [dig] Chandos ABRD-1051. A-(minor cover scuffs) ........ 10.00 

827. HAYDN: Symphony # 38 & #39. Sternberg/Vienna Sym. Haydn Soc HS-9115. A- ........................... 9.00 

828.*HELPS: (Robert; b.1928): Symphony #1. RUGGLES: Sun Treader. Rozsnyai/Col Sym. Col 

MS-6801. A-("2-eyes" labels) .......................................................................................................... 10.00 

829. HENKEMANS: (Hans; b.1913): Violin Concerto (Olof; Van Beinum/ACO). WILLEM PIJPER 

(1894-1947): Six Adagios (Flipse/Hague Residentie Orch). SEM DRESDEN (1881-1957): 

Dance Flashes. HENK BADINGS (1907-1987): Symphony #3. HENDRIK ANDRIESSEN 

(1892-1981): Ricercare. LEON ORTHEL (b.1905): Symphony #2. Otterloo/Hague 

Residentie Orchestra (in the last four). Composers' Voice-8303(2). A- to A................................ 40.00 

830.*HILLER: Piano Concerto (de Froment/Luxembourg Radio Orch). RAFF: Piano Concerto 

(Kapp/Hamburg Sym). Ponti (in both). Candide CE-31058. A-..................................................... 9.00 

831.*HINDEMITH: The Four Temperaments (Rosenberger, piano); Nobilissima Visione. De 

Priest/RPO (in both). [nice record!] Delos DEL-25440. A-(minor cover scuffs)........................... 12.00 

832.*HODDINOTT: Investiture Dances. EDWARD HARPER (b.1941): Bartok Games. ANTHONY 

STRILKO: The Meditation of Hermes Trismegistis. Mester/Louisville Orch. Louisville LS- 

758. A-.............................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

833.*HOFFMEISTER: Piano Concerto (Zedda/Prague New Ch Orch). BEETHOVEN: Rondo in Bflat 

(Waldhans/Brno Phil). Blumental in both. Auditorium BX-207. A- ....................................... 9.00 

834. HOLST: Beni Mora; Two Songs Without Words (Composer/LSO); St. Paul's Suite 

(Composer/String Orch); Four Songs for Voice & Violin (Labbette, soprano; Reed, violin. 

[all recorded acoustically in 1924] Pearl GM-126. A- ..................................................................... 12.00 

835. HOVHANESS: Saint Vartan Symphony. Surinach/MGM Chamber Orch. MGM E-3453. A-- 

(original jacket; very nice copy!) ..................................................................................................... 12.00 

836.*HUMMEL: Military Septet; Octet. JURAJ DRUZECKY (1745-1819): Partita #4. 

Pavlik/Bratislava Chamber harmony. Opus 9111 0409. A- .......................................................... 9.00 

837.*HUMMEL: Piano Concerto in a, Op.85 (#3?) (Palovic); Rondo Brillant in A, Op.56 

(Macudzinski). Slovak/Slovak Philharmonic (in both). Schwann VMS-2099. ........................... 12.00 

838. IBERT: Impressions of Paris. RIETI: Madrigale. Winograd/MGM Ch Orch. MGM E-3414. 

B(original jacket)................................................................................................................................ 9.00


839.*IRELAND: "John Ireland - His Friends and Pupils." Piano works by IRELAND (Columbine; 

3 Pastels; Ballade of London Nights; Almond Tree); BLISS (Sonata); RAWSTHORNE 

(Bagatelles); MOEREN (3 Fancies); BRITTEN (Holiday Diary); EUGENE GOOSSENS (4 

Conceits); CYRIL SCOTT (Sonata #3); ALAN BUSH (Esquisse; Le Quatorze Juillet); 

GEOFFREY BUSH (Sonatine #1). Eric Parkin, piano. [dig; DMM] Chandos DBRD- 

2006(2). A- to A ............................................................................................................................... 18.00 

840.*IRELAND: Piano Concerto in E-Flat; Mai-Dun, Symphonic Rhapsody; Legend for Piano & 

Orchestra. Parkin; Thomson/LPO. [dig] Chandos ABRD-1174. A-............................................... 9.00 

841.*IRELAND: Piano Music: Decorations; Four Preludes; Prelude in E-Flat; Rhapsody; The Towing 

Path; Merry Andrew; London Pieces. Eric Parkin. [from Lyrita SRCS-87] A-............................... 9.00 

842.*IVES: Symphony #2. Tilson-Thomas/ACO. [dig] CBS IM-37300. A- to A......................................... 9.00 

843.*JOACHIM: Violin Concerto ("Hungarian"). HUBAY: Hejre Kati for Violin & Orchestra. 

ENESCO: Prelude for Violin Solo. Rosand; Kohler & de Froment/Luxembourg Radio 

Orch. Candide CE-31064. A--........................................................................................................... 9.00 

844. KABALEVSKY: Colas Breugnon Suite. PROKOFIEV: Four Portraits from The Gambler. 

Schuechter/PO. MGM E-3112. A--(original jacket; very nice copy)............................................. 12.00 

845. KABALEVSKY: Romeo & Juliet (Musical Sketches to Shakespeare's Tragedy). 

Composer/USSR Radio Orch. MK 1546. B+(occ tks).................................................................. 10.00 

846.*KALLIWODA: (Johann Wenzel; 1801-66): Symphony #1. JAN VACLAV TOMASEK (1774- 

1850): Piano Concerto #1 (Toperczer). Rohan/Prague Sym. Candide CE-31073. A- ................... 9.00 

847.*KHACHATURIAN: Concerto for Flute (transcribed by Rampal from the Violin Concerto). 

Rampal; Martinon/ORTF. MHS 1186. A-...................................................................................... 9.00 

848. KHACHATURIAN: Symphony #2 (first recording). Rachlin/USSR Radio Orch. MGM GC- 

30002. B(mostly B+, but some scratches; original cover) ............................................................... 10.00 

849.*KHRENNIKOV: Symphony #3; Violin Concerto #2 (Zhislin). Kitayenko/Moscow 

Philharmonic. Melodiya C10-17175-6. A-..................................................................................... 12.00 

850.*KOECHLIN: Seven Stars Symphony; Ballad for Piano & Orchestra. Rigutto, piano; 

Myrat/Monte-Carlo Phil. [dig] Angel DS-37940. A-(demo copy) ............................................... 15.00 

851.*KORNGOLD: Don Quixote; Piano Sonata #1; The Snowman. Antonin Kubalek, piano. 

[Korngold's first compositions, from age 11 and 12] Citadel CT-6009. A-..................................... 16.00 

852.*LADERMAN: (Ezra; b.1924): Magic Prison (for two speakers & orchestra; text by Archibald 

MacLeish; based on poems of Emily Dickinson). NELSON KEYES (b.1928): Abysses, 

Bridges & Chasms for Ten Rock-Jazz Soloists & Orchestra. Adele O'Brien & Jon Jory, 

speakers; Mester/Louisville Orchestra. Louisville LS-712. A-..................................................... 12.00 

853.*LALO: Piano Concerto (Gielen/Vienna Volksoper Orch). SAINT-SAENS: Piano Concerto #5 

(Swarowsky/Vienna Sym). Frugoni (in both). Turnabout TVS-34423. A-..................................... 9.00 

854.*LEWIS: (Robert Hall; b.1926): Symphony #2 (Composer/LSO). GEORGE PERLE: Three 

Movements for Orchestra (Epstein/RPO). CRI SD-331. A-............................................................. 9.00 

855.*LIEBERSON: (Peter): Piano Concerto. Peter Serkin; Ozawa/BSO. [dig] New World NW-325. 

A-........................................................................................................................................................ 9.00 

856.*LIPATTI: Concertino in Classical Style; Rumanian Dances. Blumental; Cillario/Milan Phil. 

Everest 3166. A-................................................................................................................................. 9.00 

857.*MAHLER: Symphony # 3. Norman; Abbado/VPO; VSO Cho; Vienna Boys' Cho. [dig] DGG 

2741 010(2). ..................................................................................................................................... 14.00


858. MAHLER: Symphony # 5; Symphony #10 (Adagio only). Scherchen/VSOO. [recorded in mono 

only] West XWN-2220(2). A-(missing notes insert) ....................................................................... 18.00 

859.*MANFREDINI: Piano Concerto in B-flat. PAISELLO: Piano Concerto in F. PLATTI: Piano 

Concerto #2. Blumental; misc orchs. Turn TVS-34495. A- ............................................................ 9.00 

860.*MARTIN: Concerto for Cello (Kates). ARNOLD: Concerto for Two Violins & String Orchestra 

(Kling; McHugh). Mester/Louisville Orch. Louisville LS-731. A- ............................................. 12.00 

861.*MASSENET: Concerto for Piano (A.Drescher); Scenes Pittoresques; Thais Meditation. 

W.Richter/Hamburg Sym (in all). Summit SUM-5080. A- ............................................................ 8.00 

862.*MCLEAN: (Priscilla; b.1942): Variations and Mosaics on a Theme of Stravinsky. VILLA- 

LOBOS: Bachianas Brasileiras #4. Mester/Louisville Orch. Louisville LS-762. FS .................... 12.00 

863.*MESSAGER: Suites from Les Deux Pigeons & Isoline. HAHN: Le Bal de Beatrice d'Este. 

Jacquillat/Paris Orch. Angel S-36769. A-(c/c; timings written on back cover)............................ 12.00 

864.*MILHAUD: Le Carnaval d'Aix (Helffer, piano). SATIE: Parade. [both with Fremaux/Monte 

Carlo Opera Orch] ROUSSEL: Bacchus et Ariane, Suite #2 (Markevitch/Lamoureux 

Orch). DGG 2543 807. A- to A ....................................................................................................... 12.00 

865.*MOSCHELES: Piano Concerto, Op.58 (Maga/Philharmonia Hungarica); Etudes (10; from 

Opp.70 & 95). Ponti. Candide CE-31010. A-.................................................................................... 9.00 

866. NIELSEN: Symphony #1. Jensen/Danish State Radio Orch. [first recording; strong 

performance with especially nice low brass] London LL-635. B++................................................ 14.00 

867.*NIELSEN: Symphony #1; Prelude to Act II of Saul & David. Previn/LSO. [Dellheim, producer; 

Wilkinson, engineer; along with essentially simultaneous Ormandy/Phila disc, the first stereo 

recording of the symphony] [ND; 2S/4S] RCA LSC-2961. A- ....................................................... 12.00 

868. NIELSEN: Symphony #2; Little Suite for Strings. Garaguly/Tivoli Concert Hall Sym. [Mono 

copy of the original Danish issue; Danish-only notes] Fona LPK-510. A-........................................ 9.00 

869.*NIELSEN: Symphony #4; Pan & Syrinx. Rattle/ Birmingham Sym. [dig; DMM] Angel DS- 

38237. A-(c/c)..................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

870.*OSTRCIL: Symphony in A. Belohlavek/Prague Sym. Supraphon 1110 2960. A- ............................... 9.00 

871.*PANUFNIK: Sinfonia Sacra; Sinfonia Rustica. Composer/Monte Carlo opera Orch. [Sacra is a 

powerful work] Unicorn RHS-315. A-(c/c; back cover AUTOGRAPHED by Panufnik) .............. 35.00 

872.*PERSICHETTI: Symphony #9 ("Sinfonia: Janiculum"). SCHUMAN: Symphony #9 ("The 

Ardeatine Caves"). Ormandy/Phila. RCA LSC-3212. A-(c/c)....................................................... 16.00 

873.*PIJPER: (Willem; 1894-1947): Piano Concerto (Henkemans; Van Beimum/ACO); Six 

Symphonic Epigrams (Van Beinum/ACO); Six Adagios (Flipse/Residentie Orch); Sonata 

for 2 Pianos (Henkemans; Dercksen); Sonata for Flute & Piano (de Wit; Henkemans); 

Wind quintet (Danzi Quintet); Piano Sonatinas #2 & #3 (Henkemans); Sonata #1 for Violin 

& Piano (de Klijn; Henkemans); Quartet #5 (Netherlands Quartet). [Judging from the 

dates given, the orchestral pieces must be mono] Composers' Voice-1987-1(2). A- to A............... 35.00 

874.*POULENC: Sinfonietta; Suite Francaise; Music for Les Maries de la Tour Eiffel; Two Marches 

and an Intermezzo. Pretre/Paris Orch. [blue labels] Angel S-36519. A- ...................................... 14.00 

875.*POULENC: Suite from Les Biches; Concerto Champetre (de Wiele, harpsichord; PCO); Gloria 

(Carteri, soprano; ORTF & Cho). Pretre (cond in all). [drm; DMM] Angel AE-34492. A- to 

A ....................................................................................................................................................... 11.00


76. PROKOFIEV: Ten Pieces from Cinderella; Sonata #9. Pressler, piano. MGM E-3192. B+/A- to 

B+(orig jacket).................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

877.*PURCELL: Married Beau Suite. LULLY: Le Triomphe de l'Amour Suite. W.F.BACH: 

Symphony in F. CORELLI: Concerto Grosso, Op.6/#9. Beaucham/Rouen Ch Orch. Philips 

PHC-9045. FS..................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

878.*RACHMANINOFF: Symphony #3; Vocalise. Ormandy/Phila. Col MS-7081. A-(early "2-eyes" 

labels; s/s; slight cov scuffs)............................................................................................................... 8.00 

879.*RAMEAU: Dardanus - Extended Orchestral Suite. Gardiner/English Baroque Soloists. [dig] 

Erato NUM-75040. A- to A(demo copy) ........................................................................................... 9.00 

880.*RAMSIER: (Paul; b.1937): Divertimento Concertante on a Theme of Couperin; The Road to 

Hamelin. Gary Karr, double bass; also narrator in Hamelin; Bernhardt/Louisville 

Orchestra. Louisville LS-785. A- ................................................................................................... 12.00 

881.*REGER: Concerto for Piano. Steven Mayer; Bour/Hague Philharmonic. Leonarda LPI-113. A- ... 11.00 

882.*RIEGGER: Dichotomy. GYORGY RAYKI (b.1921): Elegiac Variations; Lamentation for 

Orchestra. Mester/Louisville Orchestra. Louisville LS-715. A- ................................................... 12.00 

883.*RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: Symphony #1 (Khaikin/Moscow Radio Orch). Song of Oleg the Wise 

(Petrov; Reshetin; Khaikin/Bolshoi Theatre). Mel-Angel SR-40094. A- ................................... 12.00 

884.*ROUSSEL: Aeneas (complete ballet with chorus). Martinon/ORTF; Cho. MHS 3374. A-................ 9.00 

885.*ROUSSEL: Bacchus et Ariane (complete ballet). Martinon/ORTF. MHS 1244. A-............................ 9.00 

886.*ROUSSEL: Symphony #2; Pour une Fete de Printemps. Martinon/ORTF. MHS 1201. A- ................ 8.00 

887. ROUSSEL: Symphony #4; Suite en Fa. Tzipine/Lamoureux Orch. Capitol P-8104. B ..................... 12.00 

888. ROZSA: Hungarian Serenade. KODALY: Summer Evening. Winograd/MGM Orchestra. 

MGM E-3631. B+(orig jacket; lgt marks cause little or no snd)...................................................... 10.00 

889. ROZSA: Kipling's Jungle Book; Thief of Bagdad Suite. Leo Genn, narrator; 

Composer/Frankenland State Sym. [British reissue of very scarce, mono-only issue on 

RCA LM-2118 (in print less than two years here in the U.S. in late 50's); the recording of 

Thief here is indicated as stereo; Jungle Book still shown as mono] British United Artists 

UAS-29725. A-................................................................................................................................. 18.00 

890.*RUBINSTEIN: Piano Concerto #5. Ruiz; Deaky/Nurnberger Sym. [German-only notes; superb 

cover photo of Rubinstein] Colosseum SM-544. A- to A ................................................................ 11.00 

891.*SATIE: Parade; Relache; Gymnopedies #1 & 3. Auriacombe/PCO. [blue labels] Angel S- 

36486. A-.......................................................................................................................................... 11.00 

892.*SCHARWENKA: Piano Concerto #2 (Kapp/Hamburg Sym); Scherzo; Erzaehling am Klavier; 

Novelette; Polonaise. Ponti. Candide CE-31046. A-......................................................................... 9.00 

893.*SCHUBERT: Symphony "# 7" in E (completed by Brian Newbould from 1821 sketches). 

Chmura/Berlin Radio Orch. Schwann VMS-1601. A- to A......................................................... 12.00 

894.*SCHULLER: Symphony; Quartet for Doublebasses. Johanos/Dallas Symphony. Turn TVS- 

34412. A-............................................................................................................................................ 9.00 

895. SCHUMANN: Manfred (complete). Rylands; Balcon; de la Torre; Browne; Enders; 

Beecham/RPO; BBC Chorus. [1st complete recording of Byron's text & Schumann's music; 

scarce and much sought-after] Col M2L-245(2). A-("6-eyes" labels; very slight box dent) ........... 38.00


896.*SHOSTAKOVICH: Music from the Films "Zoya" and "Pirogov." Maksim 

Shostakovich/Bolshoi Theatre Orch. Mel-Angel SR-40160. Z-(c/c) ........................................... 12.00 

897.*SHOSTAKOVICH: Symphony #12. Mravinsky/Leningrad Phil. Mel-Angel SR-40128. A- ........... 12.00 

898.*SHOSTAKOVICH: Symphony #14. Holleque; Storojev; Turovsky/I Musici de Montreal. [dig] 

Chandos ABRD-1232. A- .................................................................................................................. 8.00 

899.*SHOSTAKOVICH: The New Babylon (film score). Rozhdestvensky/Moscow Phil Ens. Col- 

Melodiya M-34502. A-(s/s)................................................................................................................ 9.00 

900.*SKROWACZEWSKI: Music at Night. THOMAS LUDWIG (b.1952): Symphony #1 ("Age of 

Victory"). Endo/Louisville Orchestra; Nelson conducts Night. Louisville LS-778. A- ............... 12.00 

901.*STENHAMMAR: Serenade in F; Florenz & Blanzeflor - Ballad for Baritone & Orch (Wixell). 

Westerberg/Swedish Radio Orch. Swedish EMI E 061-35148. A- to A ...................................... 12.00 

902. STRAUSS: Concerto #1 for Horn (Dennis Brain); Concerto for Oboe (Leon Goossens). 

Galliera/PO. [1st recordings] [blue labels] Col ML-4775. A- to B+(s/s) ....................................... 18.00 

903. STRAUSS: Symphony for Wind Instruments, Opus Posthumous. Solomon/MGM Orch. MGM 

E-3097. B+(sd 1 very slightly off-center; orig jacket) ....................................................................... 6.00 

904. STRAVINSKY: Concerto for Piano & Winds [Soulima Stravinsky (Igor's son), piano]; Concerto 

in D for Strings; Danses Concertantes; Scherzo a la Russe. Composer/RCA Victor Orch. 

[recorded 1947-50] French RCA GM-43336. A- to A..................................................................... 35.00 

905.*STRAVINSKY: Danses Concertantes; Concerto in D for String Orch (Col Sym). 4 Norwegian 

Moods (CBC Sym). Ode (CO). Composer conducts in all. Col M-30516. A-(c/c)......................... 9.00 

906. STRAVINSKY: Jeu de Cartes. Composer/BPO. [10-inch] Capitol - Telefunken L-8028. B .............. 10.00 

907.*STRAVINSKY: Petroushka (1947 version). Composer/Col Sym. Col MS-6332. A-(early "2eyes" 

labels; demo copy).................................................................................................................. 12.00 

908.*STRAVINSKY: Symphony in E-flat, Op.1. Composer/Col Sym. Col MS-6989. A-(early "2eyes" 

labels)........................................................................................................................................ 9.00 

909.*SUK: Praga, Symphonic Poem; Fantasy for Violin & Orchestra (Snitil). Valek/Prague Sym. 

Panton 8110 0108. A-....................................................................................................................... 12.00 

910. SURINACH: Doppio Concertino for Violin, Piano & Small Orchestra. REVUELTAS: Three 

Pieces for Violin & Piano. CHAVEZ: Sonatina for Violin & Piano. Surinach/MGM 

Chamber Orch (in Concertino); Anahid & Maro Ajemian (in all). MGM E-3180. 

B++(original jacket) ......................................................................................................................... 10.00 

911. SURINACH: Sinfonietta Flamenca. TURINA: Sinfonia Sevillana. Winograd/Hamburg 

Philharmonic. MGM E-3435. B+/B(original jacket)...................................................................... 10.00 

912. SURINACH: Symphony #2. TURINA: Rapsodia Sinfonica. Bianca, piano (in Turina); 

Winograd/Hamburg Philharmonia. MGM E-3510. A-- ................................................................ 9.00 

913.*SVOBODA: (Tomas; b.1939): Symphony #4 ("Apocalyptic"); Ex Libris. FREDERIC 

GOOSSEN (b.1927): Orpheus Singing. Smith/Louisville Orchestra; Bernhardt conducts 

Goossen. Louisville LS-790. A-....................................................................................................... 16.00 

914. TAVARES: (Hekel; Brazilian; born 1896): Piano Concerto in Brazilian Forms. PADEREWSKI: 

Fantaisie Polonaise. Blumenthal; Fistoulari/LSO. [very scarce item: only in print early 1955 

to April 1957] London LL-1104. A-(occ lgt tks) ............................................................................. 32.00


915.*TCHAIKOVSKY: First Recordings: Hamlet - Overture & Incidental Music (first complete 

recording); Romeo & Juliet (original 1869 version); Festival Overture on Danish National 

Anthem; Serenade for Nikolai Rubinstein's Saint's Day; Mazeppa - Battle of Poltava and 

Cossack Dance (first recording as a concert pair). Simon/LSO. [dig; DMM; German 

pressing] Chandos DBRD-2003(2). A- ............................................................................................ 14.00 

916.*TCHAIKOVSKY: Symphonies (6) (complete); Manfred Symphony. Rostropovich/LPO. [quad] 

Angel SGE-3847(7). A-.................................................................................................................... 35.00 

917.*TCHEREPNIN: (Alexander): Piano Concerti #2 & #5. Composer, piano; Kubelik/BVRS. [tulip 

labels] DGG 139 379. A- to A.......................................................................................................... 20.00 

918.*TCHEREPNIN: (Alexander): Symphonic March. GLAZOUNOV: Suite Characteristique. 

RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: Overture on Russian Themes. Seibel/Rheinische Philharmonic. 

[German-only notes] RBM 3052. A-................................................................................................ 12.00 

919.*TCHEREPNIN: (Nikolai): Prelude to La Princesse Lointaine. GLAZOUNOV: Der Wald 

Fantasie; From the Middle Ages Suite. Deaky/Nurnberger Symphoniker. [German-only 

notes] Colosseum SM-580. A- ........................................................................................................... 9.00 

920.*THALBERG: (Sigismund; 1812-1871): 24 Pensees Musicales; Don Giovanni Fantaisie. 

Christoph Keller, piano. Accord 140 079. A-(minor back cover damage) .................................... 12.00 

921.*THOMPSON: Symphony #1; The Testament of Freedom (Utah Chorale). Abravanel/Utah 

Sym. Angel S-37315. A- .................................................................................................................. 12.00 

922. TURINA: La Procesion del Rocio. ALBENIZ-ARBOS: Iberia. GRANADOS: Intermezzo from 

"Goyescas." FALLA: Interlude & Dance from "La Vida Breve." Gaston Poulet/LSO. MGM 

E-3073. B+(original jacket).............................................................................................................. 10.00 

923. VILLA-LOBOS: Bachianas Brasileiras #1 (Bloomfield/Cello Ens; includes David Soyer & 

Laszlo Varga) & #4 (Pressler, piano). MGM E-3105. A--(original jacket).................................... 12.00 

924.*VILLA-LOBOS: Forest of the Amazon. Sayao; Composer/Symphony of the Air & Cho. 

[Originally music for the motion picture Green Mansions] United Art UAS-5506. A- .................. 10.00 

925.*VON EINEM: Bruckner Dialogue; Philadelphia Symphony. Horvat/Austrian Broadcast Sym. 

Classical Excellence CE-11051. A- ................................................................................................. 16.00 

926. WEILL: Violin Concerto (Ajemian; Solomon/MGM Wind Orch). WEBERN: 4 Pieces for 

Violin & Piano (M. & A. Ajemian). MGM E-3179. B(original jacket) ........................................... 8.00 

LP's: Chamber Music 

927.*ANTES: (John; 1740-1811): Three Trios. Fine Arts Quartet Members. ["The Birth of Chamber 

Music in America;" produced in cooperation with the Moravian Music Foundation] Col MS- 

6741. A-(demo copy; early "2-eyes" labels) ...................................................................................... 9.00 

928.*BEETHOVEN: Quartet # 2 & #4. Quartetto Italiano. Philips 6500 646. A- to A................................ 9.00 

929. BEETHOVEN: Quartet # 4. MOZART: Quartet #23. Morini; Galimir; Trampler; Varga. [I 

have graded this very conservatively on account of its rarity - it has only slightly more vinyl 

"presence" than I would grade A-. There are also very minor stains on the cover in a couple of 

spots and minor spine splitting which I will leave to the new owner to repair with tape or to 

leave alone. First copy I've ever had of this!] West XWN-18595. A--(five loud tks at start of 

#23)................................................................................................................................................... 75.00

LP's: Chamber Music - continued 

930.*BEETHOVEN: Quartet #10 & #11. Quartetto Italiano. Philips 6500 180. A- to A............................. 9.00 

931.*BEETHOVEN: Quartet #10 & #11. Weller Quartet. London CS-6431. A- ....................................... 11.00 

932.*BEETHOVEN: Quartet #12. Yale Quartet. Vanguard VCS-10054. A- ................................................ 9.00 

933. BEETHOVEN: Quartet #13 & #17 (Grosse Fuge). Hungarian Quartet. Angel 35113. A-- 

(British pressing; thrift edition w/o notes).......................................................................................... 9.00 

934.*BEETHOVEN: Quartet #13. Yale Quartet. Vanguard VCS-10096. A- ................................................ 9.00 

935.*BEETHOVEN: Quartet #15. Budapest Quar. Col MS-6386. A-(early "2-eyes" labels; demo 

copy) ................................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

936. BEETHOVEN: Quartet in C, Op.59, #3. SCHUBERT: Quartettsatz, Op. Posth. New Italian 

Quartet (original name for Quartetto Italiano). [US pressing] London LLP-321. A--(brief tks 

end sd 2; superb for early US press)................................................................................................. 16.00 

937. BEETHOVEN: String Quartets # 1 - #6. (Op.18). Hungarian Quartet. [scarce set; includes 

copies of the scores] Angel 3512(3). A-(British pressings) ............................................................. 25.00 

938. BEETHOVEN: String Trio, Op.3. Heifetz; Primrose; Piatigorsky. RCA LM-2180. A-.................... 11.00 

939. BOCCHERINI: Quartet in D, Op.6, #1. HAYDN: Quartet in E-flat, Op.64, #6. New Italian 

Quartet (original name for Quartetto Italiano). London LLP-320. B+ ........................................... 12.00 

940. BOCCHERINI: Trios, Op.9, #5; Op.38, #2; Quartet, Op.39, #8; La Tiranna, Op.44, #4. 

Carmirelli Quartet. London LL-1454. A-...................................................................................... 16.00 

941.*BRAHMS: Clarinet Trio, Op.114. BEETHOVEN: Clarinet Trio, Op.11. Pieterson; Beaux Arts 

Trio Members. Philips 9500 670. A- to A ........................................................................................ 9.00 

942.*BRAHMS: Clarinet Trio, Op.114. BARTOK: Contrasts. Berkshire Chamber Players (Herbert 

Tichman, clar; Ruth Tichman, pf; Kantor, vln; Coleman, vc). Records MES-57578. A-- ................ 9.00 

943.*BRAHMS: Piano Quartet Op.25. Berkowitz; Bel Arte Trio (Posselt; de Pasquale; Mayes). 

[1971 reissue of Boston BST-1015 in fold-open album done as a promotional disc for the 

drug company, Pfizer] RCA Special Products Z4RS-1233/4. A- .................................................... 16.00 

944.*BRAHMS: Piano Trio #3, Op.101. MENDELSSOHN: Piano Trio #1, Op.49. Suk Trio. 

Supraphon SUAST-50815. A-.......................................................................................................... 12.00 

945.*BRAHMS: Sextet #1, Op.18 (Menuhin; Masters; Aronowitz; Wallfisch; Gendron; Simpson); 

Allegro from F-A-E Sonata (Menuhin; H. Menuhin, piano). A-..................................................... 9.00 

946. DOHNANYI: Quartet #3. DVORAK: Quartet #6. Hollywood Quartet. Capitol P-8307. A- .............. 16.00 

947.*DVORAK: Piano Trio #2. Suk Trio (Suk; Panenka; Chuchro). Supraphon SUAST-50817. A- ......... 11.00 

948.*DVORAK: String Quintet, Op.77; Two Waltzes from Op.54. Levine, bass; Sequoia Quartet. 

[dig] Nonesuch D-79012. A-(c/c)....................................................................................................... 9.00 

949.*GLAZOUNOV: Five Novelettes; Elegy in d. GLAZUNOV/LIADOV/RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: 

Jour de Fete. Warsaw Quartet. German RCA RL-30432. A- to A .................................................. 9.00 

950.*HAYDN: Piano Trios, H.XV: #36 & #f1; H.XIV: #C1 & D-major, H.DEEST. Beaux Arts Trio. 

[Vol 11] Philips 9500 472. A- to A .................................................................................................... 9.00 

951. HAYDN: Quartets, Op.64, #2 & #5. Vienna Konzerthaus Quartet. West XWN-18015. 

B(mostly A-- but some scrs, esp. 1/4" sd 2)....................................................................................... 9.00 

952. HAYDN: Quartets, Op.71, #1 & 2; Op.74, #1. Griller Quartet. Van VRS-1042. A- ............................ 9.00 

953. HINDEMITH: Quartet #3. PROKOFIEV: Quartet #2. Hollywood String Quartet. Capitol P- 

8151. A-............................................................................................................................................ 16.00


954. MENDELSSOHN: Piano Sextet, Op.110. Pressler, piano; Gordon, viola; Sklar, bass; Guilet 

Quartet Members. MGM E-3107. A-(original jacket but later pressing) ...................................... 12.00 

955.*MESSIAEN: Quartet for the End of Time. Beroff; Gruenberg; De Peyer; Pleeth. [blue labels] 

Angel S-36587. A-.............................................................................................................................. 9.00 

956. MOZART: Clarinet Quintet, K.581 (Charles Draper); Oboe Quartet, K.370 (Leon Goossens). 

Lener Quartet. [recorded 1928 & 1933] World Record Club SH-318. A-(brief tks early in 

quintet).............................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

957.*MOZART: Piano Trios, K.10 - K.15. Hokanson, hammerklavier; Diedrichsen, violin; Herzer, 

cello. MHS 1753. A- .......................................................................................................................... 9.00 

958. MOZART: Quartet # 2 & #23. Italian Quartet (i.e. Quartetto Italiano; scarce; fascinating to see 

the very early photo of the quartet members on the back cover). London LL-665. A-- .................. 22.00 

959. MOZART: Serenade #11 & #12. VPO Wind Group. West XWN-18134. A- ..................................... 16.00 

960.*MOZART: String Quintet in C, K.515; Adagio & Fugue, K.546. Primrose; Griller Quar. Van 

VSD-2062. A-................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

961.*MOZART: String Quintet in D, K.593; in E-flat, K.614. Primrose; Griller Quar. Vanguard 

SRV-194SD. A-................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

962. MOZART: String Quintets K.593 & K.614. Trampler; Budapest Quartet. Col ML-5193. A-- 

("6-eyes" labels) ............................................................................................................................... 10.00 

963.*REGER: Quartet in A, Op.54, #2; Piano Quintet in c, Op.64 (Schamalfuss, piano). Pfeifer 

Quartet. MHS 1378. A-..................................................................................................................... 8.00 

964.*REGER: Sonatas for Violin & Piano (Camirelli; R.Serkin) and Cello & Piano (Schneider; 

P.Serkin). Col M-32221. A-(c/c)....................................................................................................... 8.00 

965. SCARLATTI: Quartet in d. TARTINI: Quartet in D. BOCCHERINI: Quartet, Op.33, #6. New 

Music Quartet (Erle; Raimondi; Trampler; Adam). Bartok BRS-911. A- ..................................... 12.00 

966.*SCHUBERT: Quartet #14. MOZART: Adagio & Fugue in c, K.546. Cleveland Quartet. RCA 

ARL1-0483. A-................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

967.*SCHUBERT: Quartet in a, Op.29; Quartet E-flat, Op.125, No.1. Quartetto Italiano. Philips 

9500 078. A- to A............................................................................................................................. 10.00 

968.*SCHUBERT: Quartets #9, #10 & #14; Trout Quintet; Notturno, Op.148. Demus, piano; 

Collegium Aureum Quartet. Electrola 1C149-53 037/39(3). A- to A .......................................... 23.00 

969.*SCHUBERT: Quartets in a and g. Amadeus Quartet. DGG 139 194. A- to A(early "tulip" 

labels) ................................................................................................................................................. 9.00 

970. SCHUBERT: Quintet in C, Op.163. Weiss; Vienna Konzerthaus Quartet. West XWN-18265. B 

to B- .................................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

971.*SCHUBERT: String Quintet in C; Quartettsatz in c. Weller Quartet. London STS-15300. A-.......... 11.00 

972.*SCHUBERT: String Quintet in C; Trio in B-flat. VPO Quartet. [from CS-6441] London STS- 

15386. A-.......................................................................................................................................... 11.00 

973.*SCHUBERT: Trout Quintet. BEETHOVEN: Piano Quartet, Op.16. Horszowski; Levine; 

Budapest Quartet Members. Col MS-6473. A- .............................................................................. 9.00 

974.*SCHUMANN: Quartet #3. MENDELSSOHN: Quartet #2. Alberni Quartet. CRD 1017. A- to A...... 9.00 

975. SCHUMANN: Quartet in A. STRAVINSKY: Three Pieces for String Quartet. Quartetto 

Italiano. [blue labels] Angel 35733. A-............................................................................................. 9.00


976.*SHOSTAKOVICH: Quartet #8. JAN CARLSTEDT: Quartet #3 (1967). Fresk Quartet. Caprice 

CAP-1052. A- to A(c/c) ................................................................................................................... 10.00 

977.*SHOSTAKOVICH: Trio #2; Seven Romances on Words of Alexander Block. Pracht, soprano 

(in Romances); Nieuw Amsterdam Trio. Turn TVS-34280. A- ...................................................... 9.00 

978.*STILL: (William Grant): Works for Violin & Piano: The Suite; Pastorela; Here is One; Blues; 

Summerland. Louis & Annette Kaufman. Works for Harp, Piano & Quartet: Ennanga; 

Danzas de Panama. Craft, harp; Annette Kaufman, piano; Kaufman Quartet. William 

Grant Still Music WGSM-1001. A- ................................................................................................. 16.00 

979.*SUK: Piano Works: Suite, Op.21; Fantaisie-Polonaise; Summer Impressions; About Friendship. 

Pavel Stepan. Supraphon 1111 3353. A- ........................................................................................ 10.00 

980.*TCHAIKOVSKY: Sextet for Strings ("Souvenir de Florence"). Mischa Schneider; Boris 

Kroyt; Guarneri Quartet. RCA LSC-2916. A-(c/c)...................................................................... 12.00 

981.*WEBER: Music for Winds: Six Waltzes; Concertino for Oboe & Winds; March. 

Malgloire/Wind Ens. CBS M-39011. A- to A.................................................................................. 9.00 

LP's: Collections 

982.*BAROQUE MUSIC IN SALZBURG: MUFFAT - Sonata #5. BIBER - Balletti Lamentabili; 

Sonata X; Mensa Sonora, Part 1. Concentus Musicus. Bach Guild BGS-70652. FS....................... 9.00 

983. BBC 50TH ANNIVERSARY: Recordings from the 1930's conducted by ELGAR (His Cockaigne 

Overture); BUSCH (Mozart 36th); WALTER (Brahms 4th); TOSCANINI (Beethoven 6th); 

and BOULT (VW - Tallis Fantasia; Bliss - Music for Strings; Berlioz - King Lear Overture; 

Sibelius - Night Ride & Sunrise). [no notes: as issued??] BBC 4001(4). A-(no booklet - as 

issued???) ......................................................................................................................................... 30.00 

984.*BELOVED CHORUSES: Works of Bach(4), Haydn, Schubert, Rimsky, Sibelius, Handel. 

Ormandy/Phila; Mormon Cho. Col MS-6058. A-( "2-eyes;" demo copy)................................... 12.00 

985.*CHICAGO SYMPHONY: Radio Marathon # 3 (1978) - "ENCORE." In mono -- Stock: Wagner 

- Tannhauser Festmarch (1930). Defauw: Stravinsky - Fireworks (1946). Rodzinski: Wagner 

- Prelude to Act 3 of Tristan (1947). Kubelik: Smetana - Sarka (1952). In stereo -- Reiner: 

Rossini - Signor Bruschino Overture (1958). Martinon: Ravel - La Valse (1967; FIRST & 

ONLY ISSUE of this recording!). Solti: Wagner - Tannhauser Overture (1977). RCA DPM1- 

0302. A-............................................................................................................................................ 24.00 

986.*CHICAGO SYMPHONY: Radio Marathon # 4 (1979) - "SPRING." In mono -- Stock: 

Schumann - Symphony #1 (1929; never before on LP). In stereo -- Reiner: Schumann - Piano 

Concerto (Janis; 1959; first release here). RCA DPL1-0365. A-.................................................... 16.00 

987.*CHICAGO SYMPHONY: Radio Marathon # 8 (1983) - "BALLETOMANIA." In mono -- 

Stock: Goldmark - Queen of Sheba Ballet Music (1930). Defauw: Gretry-Mottl - Cephale et 

Procris Ballet Suite (1945). Rodzinski: Khachaturian - Gayne (4 Excerpts; 1947). In stereo -- 

Reiner: Tchaikovsky - Nutcracker (4 Excerpts; 1959). Martinon: Roussel - Bacchus et 

Ariane (Finale; 1964). Solti: Prokofiev - Romeo & Juliet (3 Excerpts; 1982). [The greatest 

gems here are the Goldmark and Gretry, showing, as they do, that the wonderful acoustic of 

Orchestral Hall didn't have to wait for Cozart/Fine or Mohr/Layton and the microgroove era 

to be captured on disc] RCA DPL1-0585. A- .................................................................................. 20.00

LP's: Collections - continued 

988. CHICAGO SYMPHONY: Radio Marathon #11 (1986) - "THE REINER ERA." SCHUMANN - 

Symphony #2. WAGNER - Rienzi Overture. BERLIOZ - Benvenuto Cellini Overture. 

VAUGHAN WILLIAMS - Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis. SCHOENBERG - 

Transfigured Night. Reiner/CSO. [Concert performances from 1957-58 season of works 

which Reiner never recorded commercially; set issued for CSO's 1986 fund-raising radio 

marathon - not available commercially; lovely DMM pressing.] Chicago Sym CSO-86-2(2). 

A- to A.............................................................................................................................................. 50.00 

989.*CHICAGO SYMPHONY: Radio Marathon #12 (1987) - "SOLOISTS OF THE ORCHESTRA." 

TELEMANN - Trumpet Concerto (Herseth/Martinon, 1967); Concerto for Three Horns 

(Clevenger; Oldberg; Wedgewood/Janigro, 1967). VAUGHAN WILLIAMS - Tuba 

Concerto (Jacobs/Mazer, 1978). COPLAND - Clarinet Concerto (Combs/Leinsdorf, 1979). 

MARTINU - Double Concerto for Two String Orchestras, Piano & Timpani 

(Sauer/Koss/Kubelik, 1980). HAYDN - Sinfonia Concertante, Op.84 (Magad; Miller; Still; 

Elliot/Abbado, 1980). CRESTON - Fantasy for Trombone (Friedman/Solti, 1976). 

SCHULLER - Double Bass Concerto (Guastafeste/Composer, 1979). HANSON - Serenade 

for Flute, Harp & Strings (Peck; Druzinsky/Gould, 1967). [Concert performances issued for 

CSO's 1987 fund-raising Marathon; never commercially available] Chicago Sym CSO- 

87/2(2). A- to A ................................................................................................................................ 40.00 

990. COMPOSERS CONDUCT THEIR WORKS: SCHMITT - Tragedie de Salome. D'INDY - 

Wallenstein's Camp. ROUSSEL - Spider's Feast. [rec 1931/32] Perennial 2008. A-...................... 25.00 

991.*FAMOUS WALTZES: Volume 2: By Rosas, Lanner(2), Lehar(2) & Ziehrer(2). Bauer- 

Theussl/Vienna Volksoper Orch. [dig] Philips 6514 068. A- to A ................................................. 9.00 

992. KEYBOARD GIANTS OF THE PAST: Short pieces played by Kapell(Liszt), de 

Pachmann(Chopin), Paderewski(Paderewski), Bauer(Liszt), Rachmaninoff(Schumann), Bauer 

& Gabrilowitsch(Arensky), Lhevinne(J Strauss Jr), Rosenthal(Liszt) & Levitzki(Levitzki). 

[SD labels] RCA SP-33-143. A-(s/s)................................................................................................ 10.00 

993.*LISZT-BARTOK FESTIVAL: Budapest, 1961. Recordings of the four winners of the piano 

competition in music of Liszt (except Cianni in Bartok): Gabor Gabos; David Wilde; Dino 

Cianni; Valentyn Belcsenko. [tulip labels] DGG 136 292. B+...................................................... 11.00 

994.*MUSIC OF MEXICO VOLUME 2: Revueltas - Redes; Ocho per Radio. Blas Galindo - 

Homenaje a Cervantes. Rodolfo Halffter - Tripartita. Batiz/Mexico State Symphony. [dig] 

EMI ESD-2700311. A-..................................................................................................................... 12.00 

995. MUSIC OF SCANDINAVIA, VOLUME 1: NIELSEN - Maskarade Excerpts. SVEND 

SCHULTZ - Serenade for Strings. GRIEG - Two Elegiac Melodies. Tuxen & Jensen; 

Danish Radio Orch. London LL-1314. A- ..................................................................................... 15.00 

996.*MUSIC OF THE FOUR COUNTRIES: EDWARD GERMAN - Welsh Rhapsody. HAMISH 

MacCUNN - The Land of the Mountain & Flood. ETHEL SMITH - The Wreckers Overture. 

HAMILTON HARTY - With the Wild Geese. Gibson/Scottish National Orch. EMI / Odeon 

ASD-2400. A-................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

997. ORMANDY/PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA: Limited Edition disc issued with their first RCA 

LP releases in 1969 of recordings made in their earlier RCA era, 1936-40: PAGANINI- 

KREISLER: Violin Concerto (Kreisler). BRAHMS; Alto Rhapsody (Anderson). WAGNER: 

Lohengrin's Farewell (Melchior). STRAUSS: Don Quixote (final variation; Feuermann). 

BEETHOVEN: Abscheulicher (from Fidelio; Flagstad). Plus Ormandy interview with Roger 

Hall; brief excerpts from 1936 & 1968 Pathetiques. RCA SP-33-555. A- ...................................... 12.00

LP's: Collections - continued 

998. SPANISH & LATIN-AMERICAN MUSIC: Surinach - Ritmo Jondo. Revueltas - Ocho per 

Radio. Villa-Lobos - Choros #7. Chavez - Toccata for Percussion. Solomon/Instrumental 

Ens. MGM E-3155. B+(original jacket) .......................................................................................... 10.00 

999.*SYMPHONY OF THE AIR: "Pop Concert in Carnegie Hall." Alphonso D'Artega conducts two 

Tchaikovsky waltzes, his own Niagara; Night & Day; Stardust; Song of Venice. Roger 

Scime, piano (in Niagara & Stardust). [Recorded November 1957; one of the scattered strange 

records the disbanded NBC Symphony made as they attempted to stay alive post-Toscanini] 

Design SDLP-58. A- ........................................................................................................................ 20.00 

1000.*THE NEW MUSIC, VOLUME 3:: Chamber Works by NONO (Y su sangre y viene 

cantando), KAZUO FUKUSHIMA (Hi-kyo), HANS ULRICH LEHMANN (Quanti) & 

BERIO (Serenade I). Maderna/Rome Sym Members. FS(c/c)................................................... 12.00 

LP's: Clarinet 

1001. KELL: Mozart Concerto. Zimbler Sinfonietta. [10-inch] Decca DL-7500. B ................................... 15.00 

1002. KELL: Ravel - Introduction & Allegro for Harp, Clarinet, Flute & String Quartet (Cockerill; 

Cleghorn; Pougnet; Martin; Riddle; Whitehead). GALLIERA (conductor): Debussy - 

La Mer; Afternoon of a Faun. PO. Entre RL-3055. B to B+(but Mer is C) .................................... 9.00 

1003. KELL: Short works by Debussy(4), Walter Mourant(3) & Reginald Porter Brown. 

Camarata/Orch. [10-inch] Decca DL-7550. C+............................................................................ 9.00 

1004.*KING: (Thea): Concerti of Alan Rawsthorne, Gordon Jacob & Arnold Cooke. 

Francis/Northwest Ch Orch of Seattle. Hyperion A-66031. A- to A........................................... 9.00 

1005.*KING: (Thea): Concerti of Stanford & Finzi. Francis/PO. Hyperion A-66001. A- to A .................... 9.00 

1006.*KLEIN: (Franz): Short works by Stravinsky, Sutermeister, Paganini(3); Opera Fantasies by 

Luigi Bassi (Rigoletto) and Donato Lovreglio (Traviata). Gililov, piano. [dig; DMM] 

Aulos 68529. FS............................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1007.*MEYER: Works of Baermann, Weber & Mendelssohn. Faerber/Wurttemberg Ch Orch. 

[dig; DMM] EMI EL-27 0220 1. A- to A ........................................................................................ 9.00 

LP's: Flute 

1008. BAKER: Mozart Flute Quartets, K.285, K.285b & K.298. Zarief, vln; Mankovitz, vla; 

Oxman, vcl. Period SPL-728. A--................................................................................................. 25.00 

1009.*CONCERTI OF 18TH-CENTURY PARIS: Boismortier - Three Concerti for Five Flutes. 

Corrette - Three Concerto Comiques. Flutes: Rampal; Baron; Bennett; Robison; 

Schaefer. Soyer, cello; Veyron-Lacroix, hpschd. Conn Soc CS-362. FS ..................................... 9.00 

1010.*GALWAY: Mozart Concerti #1 & #2; Andante, K.315. Baumgartner/Lucerne Festival 

Strings. RCA ARL1-2159. FS......................................................................................................... 9.00 

1011.*SHAFFER: Mozart Concerti #1 & #2. Kurtz/PO. Capitol SG-7135. A- ........................................... 12.00 

1012.*SZEBENYI: Concerti of Devienne (#4) & Rossler-Rosetti. Sandor/Gyor Philharmonic. 

Hungaroton SLPX-11694. FS .......................................................................................................... 5.00 

1013. WANAUSEK: Concerti by Haydn (in D), Leclair (in C) & Pergolesi (#2). Angerer/Vienna 

Pro Musica Ch Orch. Vox PL-10150. A-(demo copy)................................................................ 16.00 

1014.*ZUKERMAN: (Eugenia) & RAMPAL: Music for Two Flutes by W.F., J.C. & W.F.E. Bach. 

P.Zukerman, violin & viola; Tunnell, cello. Col M-33310. FS .................................................... 9.00

LP's: Oboe 

1015.*GOOSSENS: Handel Concerti #1-#3. Bach Concerto in d. Vivaldi Concerto Op.3, #10. 

Menuhin, violin & conducting Bath Festival Ch Orch. Angel RL-32076. A-............................. 5.00 

1016.*GOOSSENS: The Art of Leon Goossens - Works of Stanton, Richardson, Henschel, Pitfield, 

Boyce, Bach, Finzi, Krein, Nicholas, Saunders. Lloyd, piano; Fitzwiliam Quartet. British 

RCA RL-25142. A-.......................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1017.*LARDROT: Virtuoso Oboe, Vol. 3 - Concerti by Vivaldi, J.C.Fischer, Leclair & Albinoni. 

Bottcher/Wiener Solisten. Vanguard VSD-2138. A- .................................................................... 9.00 

1018. MILLER: (Mitch): Mozart Concerto. J.C.Bach Andante. J.S.Bach Adagio; Arioso. 

Saidenberg/Little Sym. Col ML-4916. A-("6-eyes" labels) ........................................................ 12.00 

1019. TABUTEAU: Mozart - Oboe Quartet (Stern; Primrose; Tortelier); Divertimento #11 

(Casals/Perpignan Festival Orch). [blue labels] Col ML-4566. B++......................................... 12.00 

LP's: Recorder 

1020.*CLEMENCIC: Marcello - 12 Sonatas, Op.2. HNH 3-4075X(3). A- .................................................. 15.00 

LP's: French Horn 

1021. BRAIN: Mozart Concerti #2 (Susskind/PO) & #4 (Brain/Halle Orch). [10-inch; not to be 

confused with the common Angel disc with Karajan of all four concerti!] Col ML-2088. 

B+................................................................................................................................................... 19.00 

LP's: Violinists 

1022.*ACCARDO: Paganini - Sonata Varsavia; Sonata Maria Luisa; Polacca con Variazioni; 

Balletto Campestre. Tamponi/Ch Orch of Europe. [dig; DMM] Angel DS-38128. A- to 

A(c/c)................................................................................................................................................ 9.00 

1023.*ACCARDO: Paganini - Variations on Carnival of Venice & Mose; Larghetto con Passione; 

Moto Perpetuo; Andante Amoroso; Sonata per la Gran Viola. Tamponi/Ch Orch of 

Europe. [dig; DMM] Angel DS-538127. FS................................................................................... 9.00 

1024.*ACCARDO: Rolla - Duets #1 & #2 for Violin & Viola. Bianchi. MHS 3409. A-............................... 9.00 

1025.*AMOYAL: Saint-Saens Concerto #3; Introduction & Rondo Capriccioso; Havanaise. 

Handley/NPO. MHS 3738. A-........................................................................................................ 9.00 

1026. DRESHER: Prokofiev Concerti #1 & #2. Schreiber/Berlin Sym. [pseudonyms?] Royale 1483. 

B-...................................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1027.*FERRAS: Beethoven Concerto. Karajan/BPO. DGG 139 021. A- to A............................................. 9.00 

1028. FRANCESCATTI: Kreisler - Eleven Pieces. Balsam, piano. Col ML-5255. A-("6-eyes" labels)...... 12.00 

1029. FRANCESCATTI: Saint-Saens Introduction & Rondo Capriccioso; Chausson Poeme 

(Ormandy/Phila). Saint-Saens Havanaise; Sarasate Zigeunerweisen (Smith/Col Sym). 

Col ML-5253. A-("6-eyes" labels; minor cover scuffs)................................................................. 12.00 

1030. FRANCESCATTI: Short works of Paganini, Albeniz, Wieniawski(2), Shostakovich, 

Kreisler(2), Debussy(2), Schumann & Tartini. Balsam, Lanner, piano. Col ML-4310. A- 

("6-eyes" labels) ............................................................................................................................. 25.00 

1031.*FRIEDMAN: Franck & Debussy Sonatas. Previn, pf. RCA LSC-2907. A-(c/c)............................... 11.00

LP's: Violinists - continued 

1032. FUCHS: Martinu - Three Madrigals. Mozart Duo #2. Lillian Fuchs, viola. Decca DL-8510. A- 

(superb copy).................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

1033. GOLDBERG: Brahms Sonata #3. Schumann Sonata #1. Balsam, piano. Decca DL-9721. B to 

A-(varies from outside to inside grooves each sd)......................................................................... 15.00 

1034. GREAT VIOLINISTS OF THE 19TH: & 20TH CENTURIES. Recordings by Sarasate 

[Sarasate(6), Bach, & Chopin]; Auer [Brahms & Tchaikovsky]; Joachim [Brahms(2)]; 

Ysaye [Wieniawski(2), Brahms & Vieuxtemps]; Jan Kubelik [Bazzini]. ASCO A-123. A- 

to B+(original sources are not silent!)............................................................................................ 20.00 

1035. GRINKE: (Frederick): Sonatas for Violin & Piano by Vaughan Williams (Mulliner, piano) 

and Arthur Benjamin (Composer, piano). London LL-1382. B(VW)/A--(Benjamin) ................. 12.00 

1036. HEIFETZ: Chausson - Poeme. Conus - Concert in e. Solomon/RCA Victor Sym. [10-in] RCA 

LM-7017. B- .................................................................................................................................... 7.00 

1037. HEIFETZ: Heifetz Collection, Volume #4: (1937-1941). Brahms Double Concerto 

(Feuermann; Ormandy/Phila); Walton Concerto (Goossens/Cincinnati Sym); Prokofiev 

2nd & Brahms Concerti (Koussevitzky/BSO); Beethoven Concerto (Toscanini/NBC); 

Sarasate Zigeunerweisen; Saint-Saens Havanaise (Barbirolli/LSO); Chausson Concerto 

for Violin, Piano & Quartet (Sanroma; Musical Art Quar). [first LP release of Walton, 

Saint-Saens & Sarasate] RCA ARM4-0945(4). A-(slight box scuffs) .......................................... 24.00 

1038. HEIFETZ: Heifetz Collection, Volume #6: (1950-1955). [The first LP recordings (all are in 

mono only)] Tchaikovsky Concerto (Susskind/PO). Brahms Sonata #3 (Kapell, piano). 

Sonatas of Saint-Saens, Bloch & Handel; Schubert Sonatina; Wieniawski Polonaise 

Brillante (Bay, piano). Beethoven Sonata #9 (Moiseiwitsch, piano). Beethoven Romances 

#1 & #2 (Steinberg/RCA Sym). Bruch Concerto (Sargent/LSO). Ravel Tzigane 

(Wallenstein/LAPO). Bloch - Sonata #2 (Smith, piano). [Includes 30-page booklet with 

discography and many photos] RCA ARM4-0947(4). A-............................................................. 24.00 

HEIFETZ: See #554, 558, 565, 575, 577, 591, 605, 619, 629, 643, 694, 697, 701, 710, 938, 

1118, 1620. 

1039.*HOLMES: (Ralph): Sibelius - Concert Pieces for Violin & Orchestra: Two Pieces, Op.77; 

Serenades, Op.69; Six Humoresques, Op.87. Handley/Berlin Radio Orch. Schwann 

VMS-1604. A- to A........................................................................................................................ 12.00 

1040. HUBERMAN: Beethoven Concerto. Szell/VPO. French EMI 1435341. A- to A............................... 18.00 

1041.*HUBERMAN FESTIVAL; ISRAEL/1982: VIVALDI - Concerto for Four Violins (Stern; 

Gitlis; Haendel; Mintz); The Four Seasons (Stern; Zukerman; Perlman; Mintz). 

BACH - Double Concerto (Stern; Mintz). MOZART - Sinfonia Concertante, K.364 

(Perlman; Zukerman, viola). Mehta/Israel Philharmonic (in all). [Live; dig] DGG 2741 

026(2). A- to A............................................................................................................................... 15.00 

1042.*HUGGETT: (Monica): Vivaldi Concerti RV #253, #271, #277 & #353. Goodman/London 

Vivaldi Orch. ASV ALH-953. A-................................................................................................... 9.00 

1043.*JENSON: Brahms Sonatas #1 & #3. Sanders, piano. [dig] RCA ARC1-4419. A-(c/c)..................... 10.00 

1044.*KLASINC: Paganini - Three Sonatas for Violin & Guitar. Bauml, guitar. [German-only notes] 

Electrola 80 696. A- to A ................................................................................................................. 9.00 

1045. KOCSIS: Giuliani - Sonata for Violin & Guitar. Paganini - Sonatas #1, 2 & 4 for Violin & 

Guitar. Szendrei-Karper, guitar. [10-inch] Qualiton HLPM-1568. A-.......................................... 9.00


1046.*KOVACS: (Denes): Beethoven - Sonatas for Violin & Piano (complete). Mihaly Bacher, 

piano. Hungaroton SLPX-11700-04(5). A-(minor box scuffs)...................................................... 23.00 

1047. KRASNER: Berg Concerto (Fritz Busch/Stockholm Phil; live; 4-20-38); Schoenberg 

Concerto (Mitropoulos/West German Radio Orch, Cologne; live; 7-16-54). GM 2006. 

A-(moderate cover water dam obscures some notes) .................................................................... 20.00 

1048.*KREMER: Tchaikovsky Concert; Serenade Melancolique. Maazel/BPO. [dig] DGG 2532 

001. A- to A...................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1049.*LEON-ARA: (Agustin): Joaquin Nin - Cinque Commentaires. Rodolpho Halffter - Pastorale. 

Eugene de Canck, piano. Queen Elizabeth International Music Competition 1980 051. A- 

to A................................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

1050.*MENUHIN: "West Meets East" - Shankar: 3 Improvisations (Menuhin; Shankar, sitar; 

Rakha, tabla; Shankar alone in one). ENESCO: Sonata #3 (with Hephzibah Menuhin, 

piano. Angel S-36418. A- .............................................................................................................. 16.00 

1051.*MENUHIN: Brahms - Double Concerto. Tortelier; Berglund/LPO. [dig; DMM] Angel DS- 

38226. A- to A................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

1052.*MENUHIN: Tartini - Concerti in D, D.12 & D.36. Leclair - Concerto in d, Op.7, #1; Concerto 

in a, Op.7, #5. Maksymiuk/Polish Chamber Orch. [dig] Angel DS-38039. A-(demo 

copy; slight cover damage) ............................................................................................................ 10.00 

1053.*MENUHIN: Walton - Concerti for Violin (Composer/LSO); Viola (Composer/NPO). Angel 

S-36719. A-.................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

MENUHIN: See also #232, 598, 607, 763, 945, 1015, 1116 & 1280. 

1054.*MILEWSKI & LEHNINGER: "Music for Two Violins" - Works of Handel, Beriot, Pleyel & 

Sarasate. Brazilian Philips 41119919. A- to A .............................................................................. 12.00 

1055.*MILSTEIN: Tchaikovsky & Mendelssohn Concerti. Abbado/VPO. [drm] DGG 419 067-1. A- 

to A(c/c) ........................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1056. MILSTEIN: Tchaikovsky Concerto (Stock/CSO). Bruch Concerto (Barbirolli/NYP). 

Harmony HL-7083. A--/B++ ......................................................................................................... 16.00 

1057.*MILSTEIN: Tchaikovsky Concerto. Steinberg/Pittsburgh Sym. [blue labels] A--............................ 9.00 

1058.*MILSTEIN: Vivaldi - Four Concerti for Violin, Strings & Continuo. [evidently Milstein 

conducts also; no ensemble identified] [blue labels] Angel S-36001. A-...................................... 11.00 

1059. MORINI: Tchaikovsky Concerto. Rodzinski/PSOL. West XWN-18397. A--(superficial marks 

cause very little sound)................................................................................................................... 18.00 

MORINI: See also #929. 

1060.*MUTTER: Brahms - Double Concerto. Meneses, cello; Karajan/BPO, who also play Tragic 

Overture. [dig] DGG 410 603-1. A- to A....................................................................................... 12.00 

1061.*MUTTER: Brahms Concerto. Karajan/BPO. [dig] DGG 2532 032. A- to A ................................... 10.00 

1062.*MUTTER: Vivaldi - The Four Seasons. Karajan/VPO. [nice fold-open album; dig; DMM] 

Angel DFO-38160. A- to A ........................................................................................................... 12.00 

1063. ODNOPOSOFF: Falla - Suite Populaire Espagnole. Nin - Chants d'Espagne. Ysaye - Two 

Sonatas for Solo Violin. Antonietti, piano (except in Ysaye). Concert Hall Society CHS- 

1175. A-- ........................................................................................................................................ 32.00 

1064. ODNOPOSOFF: Tartini - Devil's Trill Sonata. Geminiano - Sonata in B-flat. Vitali - Ciaccona. 

Wehrle, hrpschd & organ. Concert Hall Society CHS-1170. A-(remarkably fine pressing 

for CHS)......................................................................................................................................... 20.00 

1065.*OISTRAKH: (Igor): Tchaikovsky Concerto. David Oistrakh/Moscow Philharmonic. Mel- 

Angel SR-40009. A-......................................................................................................................... 9.00


1066.*OISTRAKH: Beethoven - Triple Concerto. Knushevitzky; Oborin; Sargent/PO. [blue 

labels] Angel S-35697. A-................................................................................................................ 9.00 

1067. OISTRAKH: Brahms Sonata #3. Beethoven Sonata #3. Yampolski, piano. [British pressing; 

thrift edition (no notes)] Angel 35331. A- ....................................................................................... 9.00 

1068. OISTRAKH: Grieg Sonata #2; Schubert Duet. Oborin, piano. [blank cover] Melodiya 4880-1. 

A--/A- to B+(bad-looking mark causes very little sound) ............................................................... 9.00 

1069.*OISTRAKH: Mozart - The Five Concerti; Concertone in C (also with Igor Oistrakh); Rondo 

in C; Adagio in E; Rondo Concertante in B-flat; Sinfonia Concertante, K.364 (Oistrakh 

plays viola; Igor Oistrakh performs violin part). Oistrakh also conducts BPO. Angel SD- 

3789(4). A-..................................................................................................................................... 18.00 

1070. OISTRAKH & STERN: Vivaldi - Two-Violin Concerto in a. Bach Concerti #1 (Stern) & #2 

(Oistrakh). Ormandy/Phila. [recorded 12/24/1955, during Oistrakh's first U.S. tour] Col 

ML-5087. A-("6-eyes" labels; a little writing on back cov) .......................................................... 12.00 

1071.*PERLMAN: Lalo - Symphonie Espagnole. Berlioz - Reverie et Caprice. Barenboim/Paris 

Orch. [dig] DGG 2532 011. A- to A ............................................................................................. 10.00 

1072. PRATZ: (Albert): Bruch Concerto. Feldbriss/CBC Festival Orch, who also play the Overture 

to Spohr's opera "Faust." [Pratz was a member of the NBC Symphony; later concertmaster 

of the Toronto Symphony] Canadian Broadcasting Corporation CBC SM-329. A- ..................... 12.00 

1073.*RICCI: Sibelius Concerto. Tchaikovsky - Serenade Melancolique; Scherzo. Fjeldstad/LSO. 

London STS-15054. A--................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1074.*RICCI: Virtuoso Showpieces. Works of Wieniawski, Elgar, Vecsey, Kroll, Chopin, Smetana, 

Suk, Achron, Sarasate, Hubay, Moszkowski & Bazzini. Lush, piano. [1st stereo issue??] 

London STS-15049. A-(timings written in ink on back cover) ..................................................... 15.00 

1075. RYBAR: Hindemith - Kammermusik #4 (Violin Concerto). Swoboda/Winterthur 

Symphony. FRANZ HOLETSCHEK (piano): Hindemith - Theme & Variations (The Four 

Temperaments). Swoboda/Vienna Symphony. Westminster XWN-18716. A--(a little 

writing on back cover) ................................................................................................................... 38.00 

1076.*SCHNEIDERHAN: Mozart - The Five Concerti; Adagio, K.261; Rondos, K.269 & K.373. 

Schneiderhan also conducts BPO. DGG 2864 006. A- to A(Italian pressings)........................... 15.00 

1077.*SCHRODER: Schubert - Sonata in A. Mendelssohn - Sonata in f, Op.4. Hogwood, fortepiano. 

Oiseau-Lyre DSLO-571. A- to A(Dutch pressing).......................................................................... 9.00 

1078.*SENOFSKY: Strauss Sonata. Brahms Sonata #2. Vanden Eynden, piano. Queen Elizabeth 

International Music Competition 1980 008. A-(1-inch x 4-inch tear in front cover) .................... 10.00 

1079. SPIVAKOVSKY: Beethoven Sonata #10 (Firkusny, piano). Short works by Kreisler, 

Tchaikovsky, Paganini(2) & Sarasate (Balsam, piano). [blue labels] Col ML-4402. 

B+(encores)(Beethoven is A-) ....................................................................................................... 75.00 

1080.*STARYK: Sonatas of Nardini, Veracini, Locatelli & Corelli. Gilbert, harpsichord. Baroque 

2874. A-............................................................................................................................................ 9.00 

1081. STERN: Hindemith Sonata. Falla - Suite Populaire Espagnole (transcribed by Paul Kochanski). 

Zakin, piano. [10-inch] Col ML-2050. B(minor jacket repair)..................................................... 12.00 

1082.*STERN: Penderecki Concerto. Skrowaczewski/Mpls. Col M-35150. A-(demo copy) ....................... 9.00 

1083.*STERN: Prokofiev - Concerti #1 & 2. Ormandy/Phila. [demo copy] Col MS-6635. FS(cover 

open/disc still sealed; "2-eyes" labels)........................................................................................... 16.00


1084. STERN: Prokofiev Sonatas #1 & 2. Zakin, piano. Col ML-4734. B/B-(#1)/B+(#2) (demo 

copy; blue labels) ............................................................................................................................. 8.00 

1085. STERN: Violin Selections from the Film "Humoresque" (Dvorak, Rimsky, Wagner, Sarasate 

& Bizet). Levant, piano; Waxman/Orch. [10-inch] Col ML-2103. B......................................... 16.00 

1086. SZERYNG: Beethoven Concerto. Jacques Thibaud/PCO. [French-only notes] French Odeon 

XOC-111. A-.................................................................................................................................. 45.00 

1087.*SZERYNG: Halffter & Ponce Concerti. Batiz/RPO. [dig; DMM; the Ponce is dedicated to 

Szeryng] Angel DS-38258. A-(c/c).................................................................................................. 9.00 

1088. SZIGETI: Prokofiev - Sonatas, Op.80 (Levine, piano) & Op.94 (Hambro, piano). Col ML- 

4257. A- (Op.80)(Op.94 is B++).................................................................................................... 35.00 

1089. SZIGETI: Schubert - Fantasia for Violin & Piano (Levine, piano). Corelli - La Folia (Farkas 

piano). Debussy - Clair de Lune (Foldes, piano). Lalo - Aubade (from Le Roi d'Ys; 

Farkas, piano). Tchaikovsky - Valse Sentimentale (Kaufman, piano). [fine copy of one of 

Szigeti's most sought-after discs; the first copy I've ever had to offer] [blue labels] Col 

ML-4338. A-(brief lgt tks fr tiny blems; tiny cov stain).............................................................. 150.00 

1090. THIBAUD: Chausson - Poeme. Bigot/Lamoureux Orchestra. GABY CASADESUS (piano!): 

Faure - Ballade. Rosenthal/Lamoureux Orchestra. Vox PLP-6450. B...................................... 45.00 

1091.*TSEITLIN: (Irina): Glazounov Concerto. VERONIQUE BOGAERTS: Prokofiev Concerto #1. 

Octors/Belgian National Orch. Queen Elizabeth International Music Competition 1980 

004. A-............................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

1092.*ZUKERMAN: Vivaldi - Concerti #5 - #8 from Op.8. Zukerman/ECO. [quad] Col MQ- 

32693. A-(demo).............................................................................................................................. 9.00 

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LP's: Cellists 

1093.*BERNSTEIN: (Jascha): Schumann - Adagio & Allegro, Op.70; Fantasiestucke, Op.73; Funf 

Stucke in Volkston, Op.102. Demus, piano. MHS 3750. A-........................................................... 9.00 

1094.*BEX: (Robert): Schubert - Arpeggione Sonata. Beethoven - Magic Flute Variations. Krust, 

piano. MHS 3917. A-....................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1095. CASALS: Bach - The Six Suites for Solo Cello. [recorded 1936-39] Angel CB-3786(3). A- ............ 11.00 

1096. CASALS: Schumann - Traumerei. Popper - Serenade - Spanish Dance #2. Campagnoli - 

Romanza. Boccherini - Allegro from Sonata in A. Bach - Prelude & Sarabande from Suite 

#3. Handel - Largo. Saint-Saens - The Swan. [recorded 1915-16] Columbia 14783/84. A-- 

(bit crackly at edges; lgt marks do not snd) ................................................................................... 24.00 

1097.*DU PRE: Boccherini & Haydn (C Major) Concerti. Barenboim/ECO. Angel S-36439. A-............. 12.00 

1098.*DU PRE: Monn & Haydn (D major) Concerti. Barbirolli/LSO. [blue labels] Angel S-36580. 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1099.*FALLOT: (Guy): Debussy & Franck Sonatas for Cello & Piano. Karl Engel, piano. Canadian 

RCA LSC-3144. B+(cover AUTOGRAPHS in French, both artists, ink) .................................... 11.00 

1100. FEUERMANN: Mendelsohn Sonata #2; Handel/Feuermann - Adagio & Allegro; Beethoven - 

12 Variations on Ein Madchen oder Weibchen (Rupp, piano in all). Beethoven - Duo in E- 

Flat for Viola & Cello (Primrose). RCA VIC-1476. A- ............................................................... 12.00 

1101. FOURNIER: Strauss - Don Quixote. Krauss/VPO. Richmond R-23241. A-(c/c).............................. 10.00 

FOURNIER: See also #513 & 1639. 

1102.*HARNOY: "The Best of Ofra Harnoy" - Short works of Rimsky, Kreisler, Falla, Casals, Saint- 

Saens, Popper, Gershwin(2) & Lennon-McCartney(4). Misc assisting artists. Fanfare 

DFL-9019. A-(c/c) ........................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1103.*HARRELL: Brahms Sonatas #1 & #2. Askenazy, piano. London CS-7208. A- to A(Dutch 

pressing) ........................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1104.*MA: Dvorak - Concerto; Silent Woods; Rondo in g. Maazel/BPO. [dig] CBS IM-42206. A- to 

A(c/c)................................................................................................................................................ 9.00 

1105.*MONIGHETTI: (Ivan): Prokofiev - Symphony-Concerto for Cello & Orchestra. 

Shpiller/USSR Radio. Melodiya C10-09033-4. A-........................................................................ 9.00 

1106. NELSOVA: Barber Concerto. Composer/New Sym Orch. [10-in] London LPS-332. B .................. 15.00 

1107. NELSOVA: Bloch - Schelomo. Composer/LPO. [10-inch] London LPS-138. B.............................. 15.00 

1108. NELSOVA: Saint-Saens (#1) & Lalo Concerti. Boult/LPO. [scarce - first copy I've ever seen] 

London LL-964. B to B+ ............................................................................................................... 18.00 

1109.*NIEKRUG: Bloch - Schelomo. Stokowski/Sym of the Air, who also play Paul Ben-Haim's 

From Israel (Suite for Orchestra). United Art UAS-8005. A- ......................................................... 9.00 

PIATIGORSKY: See #558, 694 & 938. 

1110. ROSE: Schubert Sonata in a ("Arpeggione.") Boccherini Sonata #6. Sammartini Sonata in G. 

Hambro, piano. Col ML-4984. B++("6-eyes" labels) .................................................................. 16.00 

1111.*SCHIFF: Shostakovich Concerto #1 & #2. Maxim Shostakovich/BVRS. [dig] Philips 412 

526. A- to A...................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1112.*STARKER: Schumann Concerto. Saint-Saens Concerto #1. Giulini/PO. [blue labels] Angel 

S-35598. A-.................................................................................................................................... 18.00 

1113.*WOLF (Jurgen): Concerti of Boccherini (B-flat) &Haydn (D). Reustlen/Reutlingen Sym. 

Oryx EXP-15. A- ............................................................................................................................. 9.00

LP's: Violists 

1114.*COLETTA: Hindemith - Sonata #1 for Solo Viola; Sonata Op.11, #4 fr Viola & Piano 

(Guarlnick). Mace MCS-9075. A-- ................................................................................................ 6.00 

1115. DOKTOR: Works for Viola & Organ by William Flackton, Servaas De Coninck, Leo 

Sowerby, Ernest Bloch, Marin Marais, Tartini & Handel. Marilyn Mason, organ (St. 

Thomas Church, New York). Mirrosonic RM-1013. A- ............................................................... 12.00 

1116.*MENUHIN: Bartok - Viola Concerto; Violin Concerto #1. Dorati/NPO. Angel S-36438. A-............ 6.00 

1117.*PIKLER: Bruch - Romance in F for Viola, Op.85 (Lenore Lams, piano). Frank Beezhold 

(1915-1989) - Viola Concerto (Dorothy Shultz, piano). [Beezhold was principal viola of 

the Seattle Symphony in the 1950's; Pikler has been the principal viola of the Chicago 

Symphony since 1986] Bratsche 7088-355362-1. FS.................................................................... 16.00 

1118. PRIMROSE: Benjamin - Romantic Fantasy for Violin, Viola & Orch. Mozart - Sinfonia 

Concertante for Violin, Viola & Orch, K.364. Heifetz; Solomon/Orch. RCA LM-2149. A- ..... 16.00 

1119. PRIMROSE: Bloch - Suite for Viola; Suite Hebraique; Meditation & Processional. Stimer, 

piano. [first copy I've seen since 1993!] Cap P-8355. A-(brief lgt tks side 1)............................... 24.00 

PRIMROSE: See also #657, 694, 710, 938, 960, 961, 1019 & 1100. 

1120. TERTIS: Mozart Sinfonia Concertante, K.364 (Sammons; Harty/LPO). Works (mostly 

arranged by Tertis) of Brahms, Mendelssohn, Liszt, Handel, Delius & Pugnani. [recorded 

1928-33] EMI HQM-1055. A-....................................................................................................... 18.00 

1121. TRAMPLER: Peggy Glanville-Hicks - Concerto Romantico for Viola & Orchestra. Ben Weber 

- Rapsodie Concertante for Viola & Small Orchestra. Marga Richter - Aria & Toccata for 

Viola & String Orchestra. Surinach & Winograd/MGM String and Chamber Orchs. 

MGM E-3559. B+(original jacket; obscure Trampler!)................................................................. 25.00 

TRAMPLER: See also #929, 962 & 965. 

LP's: Harp 

1122.*LASKINE: Concerti of Krumpholz (#6) & Boieldieu. Paillard/His Orch. Music Guild MS- 

126. A-.............................................................................................................................................. 8.00 

1123.*ROBLES: Rodrigo - Concierto de Aranjuez (transcribed for harp and orchestra). Manuel 

Moreno-Buenda - Suite Concertante. Dutoit/PO. [dig] London 411 738-1. FS(c/c).................... 12.00 

1124.*STORCK: (Helga): Sonatas for Harp & Cello by Bernhard Romberg (1767-1841), Jean Louis 

Duport (1749-1819) & Spohr. Klaus Storck, cello. Telefunken SLT-43109-B. A- to A............... 9.00 

1125.*ZABALETA: 18th Century Harp Concerti by Mozart, Dittersdorf, Ernst Eichner & Georg 

Christoph Wagenseil. Kuentz/Kuentz Ch Orch. DGG 139 112. A- to A(early "tulip" 

labels) ............................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1126.*ZABALETA: Spanish Classics for the Harp. Works of Turina, Parish-Alvars, Granados, 

Glinka, Tournier, Albeniz, Palau, Galles, Falla, Faure & Mateo Albeniz. Period PRST-745. 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 9.00

LP's: Guitar 

1127.*BREAM: Villa-Lobos - Twelve Etudes; Suite Populaire Bresilienne. RCA ARL1-2499. A- 

(c/c) ................................................................................................................................................ 10.00 

1128.*MONTOYA: Adventures in Flamenco! ABC- Paramount ABCS-508. A-...................................... 10.00 

1129.*ROMEROS: (Celedonio, Pepe, Celin & Angel): Rodrigo - Concierto Andaluz. ROMERO: 

(Pepe): Rodrigo - Concierto de Aranjuez. Marriner/ASMF. Philips 9500 563. A- to A............. 10.00 

1130. SEGOVIA: Bach - Chaconne; Prelude; Courante; Sarabande; Bourree; Fugue (arr. Segovia 

from originals for lute, violin or cello). WEINRICH (organ): Bach - Preludes & Fugues in 

A (Peters Vol.2, #3), in a (Vol.2, #8) & in C (Vol.4, #1). MGM E-3015. B(neat tape spine 

repair) ............................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

LP's: Pianists 

1131.*ABERG: (Kerstin): Franck - Les Djinns; Variations Symphoniques (both with 

Kamu/Gothenberg Sym); Prelude, Chorale & Fugue. [handsome fold-open album] Bis 

LP-137. A- to A................................................................................................................................ 9.00 

1132.*ANDA: Chopin - 24 Preludes; Polonaise in A-Flat, Op.53. [Grande Prix du Disque] [tulip 

labels] DGG 138 084. A- to A ....................................................................................................... 14.00 

1133.*ANIEVAS: Rachmaninoff Concerto #2; Paganini Rhapsody. Atzmon/NPO. Seraphim S- 

60091. A-.......................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1134.*ARRAU: Beethoven Sonata #13, 23, 26. [dig] Philips 416 146-1. A- to A(c.c; recorded NYC, 

Dec 1984)......................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1135.*ARRAU: Beethoven Sonata #24 & #29. Philips 6833 145. A- to A..................................................... 9.00 

1136.*ARRAU: Chopin - 24 Preludes, Op.28. Philips 6500 622. A- to A ...................................................... 9.00 

1137.*ARRAU: Mozart Sonata # 8 & #10. [dig] Philips 416 648-1. A- to A ................................................. 9.00 

1138.*ARRAU: Schumann - Carnival in Vienna; Arabeske; Humoreske. Philips 839 709. A- to A.............. 9.00 

1139. ARRAU: Strauss - Burleske. Weber - Konzertstuck. Defauw/CSO. [scarce recording and 

AUTOGRAPHED BY ARRAU in blue ball-point pen, on both front and back of jacket] 

Camden CAL-191. B+ ................................................................................................................... 65.00 

1140.*ASHKENAZY: Beethoven - The Five Concerti. Mehta/VPO. [dig; recorded 1981-84] Plus 

Six Bagatelles; Fur Elise; Andante Favori. London 411 899-1(4). A- to A(Dutch pressings; 

very minor box scuffs) ................................................................................................................... 18.00 

1141.*ASHKENAZY: Chopin - Sonata #3; Mazurkas(3); Nocturnes(2); Berceuse. London CS-7030. 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1142.*ASHKENAZY: Mozart Concerto #18 & #20. Ashkenazy also conducts PO. [dig] London 414 

337-1. A- to A(Dutch pressing; c/c)................................................................................................. 9.00 

1143.*ASHKENAZY: Prokofiev Concerto #5 (Previn/LSO). Ashkenazy also conducts LSO in 

Classical Symphony and Autumnal. London CS-7063. A-(c/c).................................................... 11.00 

1144.*ASHKENAZY: Rachmaninoff - The Four Concerti; Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini. 

Previn/LSO. London CSA-2311(3). A-........................................................................................ 18.00 

1145.*ASHKENAZY: Rachmaninov - Etudes Tableaux, Op.39; Variations on a Theme of Corelli. 

London CS-6822. FS...................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1146.*ASHKENAZY: Scriabin - Sonatas #1, #6 & #8; Four Pieces, Op.51. [dig] London 414 353-1. 

A- to A(Dutch pressing; c/c)............................................................................................................ 9.00

LP's: Pianists - continued 

1147. BACKHAUS: Beethoven - Diabelli Variations. London LL-1182. A--(c/c)....................................... 18.00 

1148.+BACKHAUS: Beethoven Concerto #3 (Bohm), #4 (Krauss) & #5 (Krauss). All with VPO. 

Turnabout THS-65004/6(3). A-(minor box dam) .......................................................................... 13.00 

1149. BACKHAUS: Beethoven Concerto #4. Cantelli/NYP. [3/18/56] Cetra LO-520. A-(c/c) .................. 12.00 

1150. BACKHAUS: Beethoven Sonata # 1, 26 & 27. London CM-9085. A- ............................................... 10.00 

1151. BACKHAUS: Beethoven Sonata # 3 & #17. London CM-9058. A- ................................................... 10.00 

1152. BACKHAUS: Beethoven Sonata # 4 & #7. London CM-9086. A-(in sleeve for earlier issue: 

LL-950) .......................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1153. BACKHAUS: Beethoven Sonata # 5, 6 & 25. London CM-9049. A- ................................................. 10.00 

1154. BACKHAUS: Beethoven Sonata # 8, 9 & 15. London CM-9088. A- ................................................. 10.00 

1155. BACKHAUS: Beethoven Sonata #13, 14, 19 & 20. London LL-705. B+............................................. 8.00 

1156. BACKHAUS: Carnegie Hall Recital: March 30, 1954. Beethoven Sonatas #8, #17, #25, #26 

& #32. [in oversized album, in superior condition] London LL-1108-9(2). A--(vast bulk is 

A-; occ brief, lgt tks) .................................................................................................................... 100.00 

1157. BADURA-SKODA: Rimsky-Korsakov Concerto. Franck - Symphonic Variations. 

Rodzinski/PSOL. [later issue with notes on cover rather than booklet] West W-LAB- 

7030. B+......................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1158.*BARENBOIM: Brahms Concerto #1. Barbirolli/NPO. [blue label] Angel S-36463. A- .................... 8.00 

1159. BARERE: BALAKIREV - Islamey. RACHMANINOV - Preludes #5 & 12; Polka. 

BLUMENFIELD - Left Hand Etude. SCHUMANN - Toccata; Traumenswirren. LISZT - 

Rhapsodie Espagnole. [Live; Carnegie Hall] Remington R-199-141. B to B+(very good 

condition for this issue!)................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1160. BARERE: Liszt - Sonata in b; Funerailles. [From live Carnegie Hall recital] Remington R-199- 

85. B(the best copy I've had; usually worse vinyl) ........................................................................ 12.00 

1161.*BATTISTA: (Joseph): Mozart Concerti #9 & #24. Froschauer/Vienna Ch Orch. MHS 902. 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1162. BEHREND: Gottschalk - Piano Works (10). [demo copy] MGM E-3370. A-(orig jacket; 

w/Behrend's NYT obituary, 1988) ................................................................................................. 15.00 

1163.*BERMAN: Schubert - Sonata #21. Melodiya C10-13801-02. A-......................................................... 9.00 

1164.*BERMAN: Encores - Short works of Rachmaninoff(3 preludes), Chopin, Prokofiev, 

Beethoven-Rachmaninoff, Khachaturian, Scriabin(2), Schubert-Liszt, Beethoven & Falla. 

Col M-34545. FS............................................................................................................................ 11.00 

1165.*BISHOP: Bartok - Mikrokosmos, Vol. VI, #140-153; Out of Doors; Sonatina. Philips 6500 

013. A- to A.................................................................................................................................... 11.00 

1166. BLUMENTHAL: Spanish Keyboard Music: Sonatas by Soler (in c# and D), Angles (in d) & 

Cantallos (in c). [10-inch; scarce!!] London LD-9150. A--........................................................... 24.00 

1167. BUSONI: Liszt - La Campanella; Polonaise in E, #2; Feux-Follets. PROKOVIEV: Prokofiev - 

March; Rigaudon; Prelude; Scherzo; Love for Three Oranges Intermezzo. Rachmaninoff - 

Prelude in g. Rimsky - Scheherazade Fantasia. [from piano rolls] Recordings DR-102. A- 

(occ tks from lgt blems) ................................................................................................................. 12.00 

1168. CASADESUS: Bach - Concerto for Three Pianos (with Gaby & Jean Casadesus; 

Mitropoulos/NYP); French Suite #6. [10-inch] Col ML-2196. B.................................................. 9.00 

1169.*CASADESUS: Ravel - Left Hand Concerto. Mozart - Two-Piano Concerto, K.365 (w/Gaby 

Casadesus). Ormandy/Phila. Col MS-6274. A-("2-eyes;" demo copy)....................................... 12.00 

1170. CHAILLEY-RICHEZ: Schumann Concerto. Heger/Austrian Sym. Remington R-199-65. B to 

B+..................................................................................................................................................... 9.00


1171.*CICCOLINI: Chopin - Eighteen Waltzes. Sera S-60252. A- ................................................................ 9.00 

1172.*CICCOLINI: Satie - Piano Music, Volume 1. [blue labels] Angel S-36482. A- .................................. 9.00 

1173.*COLLARD: Rachmaninoff Concerto #2 (Plasson/Toulouse Orch); Corelli Variations. Angel 

S-37922. A-...................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1174.*CURZON: Mozart Concerto #23 & #24. Kertesz/LSO. [drm] London 417 278-1. A- to 

A(Dutch pressing) ............................................................................................................................ 9.00 

1175. CURZON: Schubert Impromptus #1 & #2. [10-inch] London LD-9160. A--...................................... 12.00 

1176.*CYRIL SMITH/PHYLLIS SELLICK: Faure - Dolly Suite. Franck - Prelude, Chorale & 

Fugue. Mendelssohn - Allegro Brillant. [all arranged for three hands on one piano] Nimbus 

2120. A-.......................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1177.*D'ARCO: Weber Sonatas #3 & #4. Oiseau-Lyre SOL-271. A-- ........................................................... 9.00 

1178. DARRE: Saint-Saens Concerti #2 & 4. Fourestier/ORTF. Capitol P-18036. A-- ............................... 9.00 

1179.*DAVIDOVICH: Chopin Concerto #1; Andante Spianato & Grande Polonaise Brillante. 

Marriner/LSO. Philips 9500 889. A- to A ..................................................................................... 9.00 

1180.*DAVIS: (Ivan): "Romantic Concertos" - Themes from Warsaw Concerto, Rachmaninoff 2nd 

& Rhapsody, Tchaikovsky 1st, Grieg, Gershwin Concerto & Rhapsody. Kostelanetz/His 

Orch. Col MS-6476. A-("2-eyes" labels) ........................................................................................ 9.00 

1181. DE GROOT: Rachmaninoff Concerto #2 (Otterloo/Hague Philharmonic). Filler: Waltz & 

Finale from Tchaikovsky Serenade for Strings (Fistoulari/LSO). Mercury MGW-14040. 

A-(scattered lgt tks sd 2) ................................................................................................................ 11.00 

1182. DE LA BRUCHOLLERIE: (Monique): Tchaikovsky Concerto #1. Moralt/Vienna State 

Philharmonia. [scarce disc!] Vox PL-7220. A--/B+ .................................................................... 23.00 

1183.*DEMUS: Mozart Concerto #22. Haydn Concerto in D, Op.21. Decker/Berlin Radio Orch. 

[tulip labels] DGG 138 049. A-...................................................................................................... 14.00 

1184. DORFMANN: Mendelssohn - Songs Without Words (complete). [mono-only issue; lovely 

copy of a scarce set] [PD labels] RCA LM-6128(3). A-................................................................ 32.00 

1185.*DOUGLAS: Mussorgsky - Pictures at an Exhibition. Liszt - Dante Sonata. Wagner/Liszt - 

Isolde's Liebestod. [dig; DMM] RCA 5931-1-. A-(minor cov dam) ............................................... 9.00 

1186. ECHANIZ: Villa-Lobos - The Baby's Family. West SWN-18065. B(no notes).................................... 9.00 

1187.*EDIN & TAMIR: Rachmaninov - Suite #2. Milhaud - Scaramouche Suite. Poulenc - Sonata 

1918 (revised 1939). [scarce disc - only the second copy I've seen] London CS-6434. 

FS(c/c)............................................................................................................................................ 14.00 

1188.*ENTREMONT: Debussy Recital - Fourteen short works. [demo copy] Col MS-6214. A-(early 

"2-eyes" labels; brief lgt tks beg sd 1) ........................................................................................... 10.00 

1189. ENTREMONT: Liszt Concerto #1 & #2. Goehr/Zurich Radio Orch. [10-inch] Musical 

Masterpiece Soc MMS 68. Z--(brief scr sd 2) ................................................................................. 9.00 

1190.*ENTREMONT: Rachmaninoff Concerti #1 & 4. Ormandy/Phila. Col MS-6517. A-(early "2eyes" 

labels; demo copy)................................................................................................................ 12.00 

1191.*ESCHENBACH: Mozart Sonatas K.310, K.457 & K.545. DGG 2530 234. A- to A(minor 

cover scuffs)..................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1192.*FIRKUSNY: Beethoven Concerto #5. Steinberg/Pittsburgh. Capitol SP-8419. A--........................ 12.00 

1193. FIRKUSNY: Brahms - 2 Rhapsodies; 6 Intermezzi; 2 Capriccios. Capitol P-8485. A- ...................... 14.00 

1194. FIRKUSNY: Chopin Sonata in b. Schumann - Kinderscenen, Op.15. Cap P-8526. A-(brief, lgt 

bbl thumps)..................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1195. FIRKUSNY: Debussy - Children's Corner; Suite Bergamasque; Estampes. Capitol P-8350. A-........ 12.00


1196. FIRKUSNY: Mozart - Fantasias, K.396 & K.475; Sonata, K.457. [blue labels] Col ML-4356. 

B+/B ............................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1197. FIRKUSNY: Schumann - Symphonic Etudes; Davidsbundler Dances. Cap P-8337. A- .................... 12.00 

1198. FIRKUSNY: Smetana - Czech Polkas & Dances. Capitol P-8372. A- ................................................ 12.00 

1199. FISCHER: Haydn - Concerto in D (Fischer/VPO; c.1942). Furtwangler - Symphonic Piano 

Concerto #2, 2nd movement (Composer/BPO; c.1941). Brahms - Piano Quartet #1 

(Breronel Quartet; c.1939). Opus MLG-74. FS .......................................................................... 12.00 

1200. FISCHER: Mozart Concerto #24. Fischer conducts PO. [10-inch] EMI BLP-1066. A- .................... 16.00 

1201.*FLEISHER: Brahms Concerto #2. Szell/CO Odyssey Y-32222. A-(demo copy) ................................ 9.00 

1202. FOLDES: Mozart Concerto #15. Bigot/Lamoureux Orchestra. [scarce!!] Vox VLP-6580. B- ....... 23.00 

1203.*FRANCESCH: (Homero): Schumann - Kinderszenen; Arabeske; Fantasiestucke. DGG 2530 

644. A- to A...................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1204. FRANCOIS: Chopin Concerto #1. Liszt Concerto #1. Tzipine/PCO. [British pressing; thrift 

edition w/o notes] Angel 35168. B(mostly A- but a few small scrs)............................................... 9.00 

1205.*FRANCOIS: Liszt - Concerti #1 & 2. Silvestri/PO. Sera S-60107. A-................................................ 7.00 

1206.*FRANTZ: Mozart Concerto #20 & #24. Flor/Bamberg Sym. [dig; DMM] Eurodisc RL- 

69000. A- to A.................................................................................................................................. 9.00 

1207. FRIEDA: Schumann - Fantasie. Brahms - Variations on a Theme of Schumann. [at one time 

this disc was attributed to Brahms pupil Etelka Freund, but latest research indicates that is 

not correct] Plymouth P-12-28. B-/C+............................................................................................. 6.00 

1208.*FRIERE: Villa-Lobos - A Prole do Bebe ("The Child's Dolls"); Preludio; A Tres Marias; 

Rudepoema. Telefunken 6.41229. A- .............................................................................................. 9.00 

1209. GIANOLI: Mendelssohn Concerti #1 & #2. Horvat/VSOO. West XWN-18043. A-........................... 9.00 

1210. GIESEKING: Grieg - Lyric Pieces, Album 1. Angel 35450. A--(U.S. red-label pressing) ................... 8.00 

1211. GILELS: Chopin Concerto #1. Kondrashin/Moscow Phil. [Live, 1962] Melodiya 014725/26. 

B(bl cov)......................................................................................................................................... 14.00 

1212. GILELS: Tchaikovsky Concerto #1. Ehrling/Stockholm Philharmonic. [scarce!] Regent MG- 

5055. B++(superficial marks cause very little sound) ................................................................... 23.00 

1213.*GOLD & FIZDALE: Mendelssohn - Concerti for Two Pianos (2). Ormandy/Phila. [Written 

when Mendelssohn was 14 & 15 years old!] Col MS-6681. A-(early "2-eyes" labels) .................. 8.00 

1214. GORODNITZKI: Brahms - Handel & Paganini Variations. Cap P-8227. B+(brief tks)..................... 10.00 

1215.*GOULD: Beethoven Sonata #12 & #13. CBS M-37831. A- to A......................................................... 9.00 

1216.*GOULD: Sibelius - Three Sonatines; Kyllikki (Three Lyric Pieces, Op.41). Col M-34555. A- 

(c/c) .................................................................................................................................................. 7.00 

1217.*GOULD: Strauss - Sonata, Op.5; Five Piano Pieces, Op.3. [dig] CBS IM-38659. A- to 

A(demo; c/c)..................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1218.*GRAFFMAN: Tchaikovsky Concerto #2 & #3. Ormandy/Phila. Col MS-6755. A-(early "2eyes" 

labels) ..................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1219. GULDA: Beethoven Concerto #1. Bohm/VPO. London LL-421. A-(lgt tks 1st 1/2-inch, sd 2; 

demo copy)..................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1220. GULDA: Beethoven Sonata # 1 & #2. London LL-996. B+................................................................ 10.00 

1221. GULDA: Beethoven Sonata # 3, #19 & #20. London LL-999. A--(superficial marks cause very 

little sound)..................................................................................................................................... 10.00


1222. GULDA: Beethoven Sonata # 4 & #5. London LL-1372. A-- ............................................................. 10.00 

1223. GULDA: Beethoven Sonata # 6 & #7. London LL-1374. A-- ............................................................. 10.00 

1224. GULDA: Beethoven Sonata #29. London LL-422. A-- ....................................................................... 16.00 

1225. GULDA: Mozart Concerto #25 & #26. Collins/New Sym of London. London LL-1370. B+........... 10.00 

1226. GULDA: Schumann - Fantasiestucke; Waldscenen. London LL-1371. B+ ........................................ 10.00 

1227. GULDA: Strauss Burleske. Mozart Concerto #14. Collins/LSO. London LL-1158. A- .................... 12.00 

1228.*HAAS: (Werner): Gershwin - Rhapsody in Blue; Concerto in F; I Got Rhythm Variations. de 

Waart/Monte Carlo Opera Orch. Philips 6500 118. A- to A....................................................... 9.00 

1229.*HASKIL: Beethoven Sonatas #17 & #18. Philips 6599 441. A- to A(blank cov) ................................ 9.00 

1230. HASKIL: Hindemith - The Four Temperaments (Rosbaud/SWDR). Bach - Toccata, BW 914. 

Scarlatti Sonata in E-flat. Schumann - Bunte Blatter, Five Pieces; A-B-E-G-G Variations. 

Ravel Sonatine. Rococo 2089. A-.................................................................................................. 23.00 

1231. HASKIL: Mozart Concerto #21 & #23. Sacher & Paumgartner/Vienna Sym. Epic LC-3163. 

A--(yellow radial labels) ................................................................................................................ 16.00 

1232. HENKEMANS: Mozart Concerti #6 & 14. Paumgartner/Vienna. Epic LC-3226. A-...................... 12.00 

1233. HOLLANDER: Brahms - Intermezzo, Op.117, #2; Beethoven - Tempest Sonata. Schumann - 

Arabeske. Bach - Jesu. [WD labels] RCA LM-2912. A-................................................................. 9.00 

1234.*HOLLANDER: Moussorgsky - Pictures at an Exhibition. Rachmaninoff - Prelude in c#. 

Prokofiev - Toccata. RCA LSC-2823. A-...................................................................................... 12.00 

1235.*HOROWITZ: Beethoven - Sonata # 8. Debussy - Three Preludes (Book 2). Chopin - Scherzo 

#1; Two Etudes. Col MS-6541. A-(early "2-eyes" labels)............................................................... 7.00 

1236. ISTOMIN: Chopin - Nocturnes, #1 - #10. Col ML-5054. A-("6-eyes" labels).................................... 12.00 

ITURBIS: See #588, 594, 594, 594, 611, 618 & 621. 

1237. JAMBOR: Bach - Chromatic Fantasy & Fugue; Italian Concerto; Prelude, Fugue & Allegro in 

E-flat; Prelude & Fugue in a. Capitol P-8348. A-- .......................................................................... 9.00 

JANIS: See #620, 746 & 986. 

1238.*JOHNSON: (James): Beethoven Concerto #1. Freeman/RPO. MHS 4693A. A- ............................... 9.00 

1239. JOLLES: (Henry): Schubert - Fantasy Sonata in G, Op.78; Three Klavierstucke, Op. Posth. 

Haydn Soc HSL-81. B+ ................................................................................................................. 11.00 

1240.*JONES: (Joela): Chopin Concerto #2 (Freeman/RPO); Nocturne, Etude, Ballade. MHS 3863. 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1241. KAPELL: Khachaturian Concerto (Koussevitzky/BSO). Prokofiev Concerto #3 

(Dorati/Dallas Sym). [drm] RCA AGM1-5266. FS ....................................................................... 8.00 

1242. KAPELL: Prokofiev Concerto #3 (Dorati/Dallas Sym; 1-7-49). Beethoven Concerto #2 

(Golschmann/NBC Sym; 6-24-46). RCA VIC-1520. A-............................................................... 8.00 

1243. KATCHEN: Mozart Sonata K.331, 333, 545. London LL-1164. B+ .................................................. 10.00 

1244. KATIN: Liszt - Dante Sonata; Polonaise #2; Consolations #1-#6. London LL-934. A-- .................... 12.00 

1245.*KATIN: Rachmaninoff Concerto #2. Colin Davis/New Sym Orch, London. [There weren't 

very many of these early stereo Richmonds and they weren't around very long either!] 

Richmond S-29059. A--(U.S. pressing)......................................................................................... 11.00 

1246.*KEMPFF: Beethoven Sonata #21, #23 & #25. [tulip labels] DGG 138 943. A-................................... 8.00 

1247.*KEMPFF: Schubert Impromptus, Op.90 & 142. [tulip labels] DGG 139 149. A- to A...................... 15.00 

1248. KOLESSA: Brahms - Handel Variations. Concert Hall Society CHS-1108. A-- ................................ 25.00 

1249. KRAUS: Mozart Sonatas: K.282, K.333 & K.330; "Salve tu, Domine" Variations, K.398. 

[recorded in Paris, 1954] Haydn Soc HSL-121. A- ....................................................................... 11.00


1250.*KRAUS: Schubert - "Grazer" Fantasie (newly discovered, 1968; first recording); Landler 

Suite. Mozart - Fantasies, K.397 & K.475. Odyssey 32 16 0380. A-.............................................. 9.00 

1251.*LABEQUE DUO: Liszt - Reminiscences de Don Juan; Faust (2 episodes). [dig] Angel DS- 

38059. A-.......................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1252.*LAREDO: Scriabin Sonata #5, #7 & #9; Eight Etudes, Op.42. Connoisseur Society CS-2032. 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1253. LEVANT: Rubinstein - Concerto #4. Liszt - Valse Oubliee #1; Sonetto del Petrarca #104. 

Mitropoulos/NYP. Odyssey 32 16 0169. A- .................................................................................. 9.00 

1254. LEVY: Beethoven Sonatas #30 & #31. Unicorn UNLP-1033. A--...................................................... 11.00 

1255.*LEWENTHAL: Henselt Concerto in f. Liszt-Lewenthal Totentanz. Mackerras/LSO. Col MS- 

7252. A-(early "2-eyes" labels; s/s) ............................................................................................... 10.00 

1256.*LEWENTHAL: The Operatic Liszt - Reminiscences de Norma; Hexameron (Variations on 

the March from I Puritani by Liszt, Thalberg, Pixis, Herz, Czerny & Chopin). [Includes 

extensive notes insert] RCA LSC-2895. A-................................................................................... 12.00 

1257.*LHEVINNE: (Rosina): Mozart Concerto #21 (Morel/Juilliard Orch). GOULD: Mozart 

Concerto #24 (Susskind/CBC Sym). CBS MP-38752. A-(demo copy)....................................... 11.00 

1258.*LHEVINNE: Short works of Mendelssohn, Schubert-Liszt, Rubinstein, Tausig, Sinding, 

Schuett & Liszt. [from Ampico piano rolls] Klavier KS-111. A-.................................................... 9.00 

1259.*LILL: Brahms Concerto #2. Rozhdestvensky/USSR Radio Sym. [Live, 1970; probably from 

Tchaikovsky competition; German-only notes] Heliodor 2548 237. A- to A ................................. 9.00 

1260. LIPATTI: Mozart Concerto #21. Karajan/Lucerne Fest. [Concert, 8-23-50; Lipatti's last 

appearance with orchestra]. Enesco Sonata #3 [recorded 1943]. Angel 35931. A-(earliest 

U.S. red labels)............................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1261. LONG: (Kathleen): Francaix - Concertino for Piano & Orchestra. Faure - Ballade. 

Martinon/LPO. Long solo: Faure - Four Nocturnes. London LL-1058. B+................................ 10.00 

1262. LONG: (Kathleen): Haydn Sonatas #8, #10, #25 & #30. London LL-1380. B+ ................................. 12.00 

1263. LONG: (Kathleen): Ravel - Le Tombeau de Couperin; Sonatine. Chabrier - Idyll; Bourree 

Fantasque. London LLP-452. B to B+(U.S. pressing)................................................................... 10.00 

1264. LYMPANY: Chopin Nocturnes (complete). [blue labels] Angel 3602(2). A-..................................... 16.00 

1265.*LYMPANY: Rachmaninoff Concerto #2 (Sargent/RPO); Three Preludes. [notes mention that 

Beecham attended recording session for finale; it was his last visit to EMI studios] [blue 

labels] Angel S-35736. A-.............................................................................................................. 12.00 

1266.*MALCUZYNSKI: Chopin - Polonaises(4); Scherzi(2); Fantasia; Nocturnes(2). Side four is 

given over to an interview with Malcuzynski and readings from recollections of his brother 

(all in Polish); also one more Chopin piece - Mazurka, Op.24, #2. Muza SX-1511/12(2). 

A-.................................................................................................................................................... 13.00 

1267. MALCUZYNSKI: Chopin Waltzes (complete). Angel 35726. A-(U.S. red labels) .............................. 9.00 

1268.*MALCUZYNSKI: Rachmaninoff Concerto #3. Rowicki/Warsaw Phil. Muza SX-124. A-............. 11.00 

1269.*MALCUZYNSKI: Rachmaninoff Concerto #3. Rowicki/Warsaw Phil. [blue labels] Angel S- 

36197. A-........................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

1270.*MARGARET BRUCE/PETER GELLHORN: (piano duet): Dvorak - From the Bohemian 

Forest, Op.68, B.133 (first recording). Beethoven - Ich denke dein Variations. Liszt - La 

Sonnambula Fantasie. Bedivere BVR-310. A- to A(lovely British pressing) ............................... 11.00


1271. MASSELOS: Dane Rudhyar - Granites. Ben Weber - Episodes. Charles Griffes - Piano Sonata. 

[only in print Mar 1958 - Jan 1960] MGM E-3556. A- to B+(original cov) ................................. 12.00 

1272. MASSELOS: Piano Music from Spain: Turina - Poema Fantastico. Nin - Iberian Dance #1. 

Albeniz - "Espana" - Six Album Leaves. Surinach - Three Spanish Songs & Dances. MGM 

E-3165. A--(original jacket)........................................................................................................... 16.00 

1273. MATTHEWS: Mozart Concerto #12 & #14. Schwarz/Fest Orch. Capitol P-18015. A- ................... 12.00 

1274. MATTHEWS: Mozart Concerto #17 & #25. Harry Blech/London Mozart Players. Capitol 

P-18048. A-.................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1275.*MERRICK: Field Concerto #4 (Nash/Bexley Pro Musica). Chopin - Berceuse. Rare 

Recorded Editions SRRE-136. A-.................................................................................................... 9.00 

1276.*MICHELANGELI: Haydn Concerti in D & G. de Stoutz/Zurich Ch Orch. Angel S-37136. 

A-.................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1277. MICHELANGELI: Schumann Concerto. Pedrotti/Orch der Mailander Scala. [recorded 

1942] Telefunken 6.41903. A-....................................................................................................... 10.00 

1278. MILDNER: Weber Konzertstuck. Liszt Concerto #1. Rother/RIAS Sym. Telefunken LGX- 

66022. A- to B+ ............................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1279.*MITCHELL: (Marjorie): Frank Martin - Five Preludes for Piano. Britten Concerto 

(Strickland/NDR Sym). Decca DL-710133. A-............................................................................. 9.00 

1280.*MOORE: Tribute on his retirement. Songs with de los Angeles, Fischer-Dieskau, Baker, 

Gedda & Schwarzkopf; instrumental pieces with Barenboim, Menuhin, du Pre, Leon 

Goossens, & De Peyer. [blue labels] Angel S-36640. A-(c/c)....................................................... 12.00 

1281. NEY: Brahms Concerto #2. Max Fiedler/BPO. Decca DL-9536. B(most B+ or better, but 

some scrs)....................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1282. NIKOLAYEVA: Tchaikovsky Concerto #2 (uncut version). Anosov/USSR Sym. Classic 

Editions CE-3. A-............................................................................................................................. 9.00 

1283.*OGDON & LUCAS: Liszt - Concerto Pathetique. Schumann - Andante & Variations; Six 

Canonic Studies. Argo ZRG-721. A-(stickers on jacket) .............................................................. 11.00 

1284. PENNARIO: Contemporary Piano Sonatas: Prokofiev (#3); Bartok (1926); Miklos Rosza. Cap 

P-8376. A-...................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

1285. PENNARIO: Debussy Piano Pieces (10). Capitol P-8451. A-............................................................. 12.00 

1286. PENNARIO: Lecuona - Andalusia (Suite Espagnole). Albeniz - Songs of Spain (Cantos de 

Espana). Capitol P-8319. A- .......................................................................................................... 16.00 

1287. PENNARIO: Mussorgsky - Pictures at an Exhibition. Tchaikovsky - Piano Pieces (6). Capitol 

P-8323. B.......................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1288. PINTER: (Margot): Khachaturian Rother/Berlin Radio Orch. Urania URLP-7086. A-................... 14.00 

1289.*PIRES: (Maria-Joao): Schubert - Sonata #3; Impromptus, Op.90, #3 & #4. [dig] Erato NUM- 

75262. A-(c/c) .................................................................................................................................. 9.00 

1290.*POGORELICH: Bach - English Suites #2 & #3. [dig] DGG 415 480-1. A- to A(c/c) ......................... 9.00 

1291.*POGORELICH: Beethoven Sonata #32. Schumann - Symphonic Etudes, Op.13; Toccata, 

Op.7. [dig] DGG 2532 036. A- to A ................................................................................................ 9.00 

1292.*POLLINI: Bartok - Concerti #1 & #2. Abbado/CSO. DGG 2530 901. A- to A.................................. 8.00 

1293.*POSTNIKOVA & ROZHDESTVENSKY: Brahms - Works for Piano 4-Hands: Four 

Fantasies; Sixteen Waltzes; Schumann Variations. Melodiya 33C10-09521-22. A- .................... 12.00 

1294. PROCHORAWA: Russian Piano Music - Short works by Moussorgsky(3), Tchaikovsky(3), 

Liadov(2), Tanejev, Scriabin(2) & Rachmaninoff(5 preludes). Haydn Soc HS-9011. B+............ 14.00


1295.*RACHMANINOFF: Works of Rachmaninoff (Prelude in c#; Serenade; Liebeslied; 

Liebesfreud; Elegie) and Chopin (The Maiden's Wish; 2 waltzes; Scherzo, Op.31). [from 

Ampico piano rolls] Klavier KS-103. A-......................................................................................... 9.00 

1296.*RACHMANINOV: Chopin - 2 Waltzes; Scherzo; Nocturne. Short works of Bach, Beethoven- 

Rubinstein, Gluck, Mendelssohn, Henselt, Schubert(3); Star-Spangled Banner. [from 

Ampico piano rolls made 1919-33] Oiseau-Lyre 414 122. A- to A(Dutch pressing).................... 12.00 

1297. RICHTER: Bach - Two-Piano Concerto in C (with Vedernikov; Barshai/Moscow Ch Orch). 

Haydn - Sonata #52. MK 1569. A- ................................................................................................ 12.00 

1298. RICHTER: Bach Concerto #1 (Sanderling/USSR Sym). Schumann Concerto (Gauk/USSR 

Radio Orch). Monitor MC-2050. A-- ............................................................................................. 9.00 

1299.*RICHTER: Debussy - Four Preludes from Book I. Prokofiev - Suggestion Diabolique. Haydn - 

Sonata #49. [recorded live at Palais de Chaillot, Paris] Vanguard VRS-1102. B to B+................ 12.00 

1300. RICHTER: Glazounov, Prokofiev (#1) & Rimsky-Korsakov Concerti. Kondrashin/Moscow 

Sym. [recorded 1950-52] Miro MLP-8002. A- ............................................................................... 9.00 

1301. RICHTER: Mozart Concerto #20 (Eliasberg/Moscow Philharmonic). Mozart Sonata #23. 

[oddly obscure issue] Vox PL-16,410. A-- .................................................................................... 12.00 

1302. RICHTER: Rachmaninoff - Ten Preludes (from Op.23 & 32). Beethoven - Sonata #7. [Live; 

from Carnegie Hall recital, October 28, 1960; suppressed issue] Col ML-5725. A--("6eyes" 

labels) ................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

1303.*ROSEN: Schubert - Sonata in a, D.959. Mozart - Rondo, K.511. Epic BC-1255. A-(non-radial 

gold label)....................................................................................................................................... 15.00 

1304. ROSENTHAL: Chopin Sonata in b; Tarantelle, Op.43. Handel - Air & Variations. Liszt - 

Chant Polonaise #5. J.Strauss - Blue Danube. [recorded 1928-1942] Camden CAL-377. A- 

-(Canadian pressing) ...................................................................................................................... 11.00 

1305.*RUBINSTEIN: Chopin - Nocturnes & Waltzes (complete). [recorded in Rome, 1963 & 1965] 

[drm] RCA ARL3-5018(3). A- to A(very minor box scuffs) ........................................................ 16.00 

1306. RUBINSTEIN: Short pieces by Bach-Busoni, Chopin(2), Schumann, Albenis(3), Debussy, 

Ravel & Villa-Lobos(3). Italian EMI / Odeon QALP-10363. A-.................................................. 11.00 

1307. RUBINSTEIN: The Concerto: Liszt 1st & Grieg Concerti (Wallenstein/RCA Victor Sym); 

Rachmaninoff 2nd & Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini (Reiner/CSO). RCA LM- 

6039(2). A-(pristine copy with original glassine sleeves) ............................................................. 23.00 

RUBINSTEIN: See also #39, 560, 566, 569, 636, 639, 659, 663, 675, 676, 687, 702 & 890. 

1308. SANDOR: Bartok Mikrokosmos (complete). Col SL-229(3). B(in slipcase with nice illustrated 

booklet) .......................................................................................................................................... 22.00 

1309. SANDOR: Schumann - Carnaval. [blue labels] Col ML-4452. B to B+................................................ 9.00 

1310. SANROMA: Gershwin - Rhapsody in Blue; Concerto in F. Fiedler/BPS. Camden CAL-304. 

B+................................................................................................................................................... 14.00 

1311. SCHEIN: (Ann): "A Piano Invitation to the Dance." Weber-Tausig - Invitation to the Dance. 

Medtner - Danza Festiva. Halffter - Dance of the Shepherdess. Bartok - Roumanian Folk 

Dances. Bizet-Rachmaninoff - L'Arlesienne Minuet. Chopin - Polonaise Fantaisie, Two 

Mazurkas, Minute Waltz. Kapp KCL-9042. A-............................................................................. 12.00 

1312. SCHNABEL: Beethoven - Variations: Diabelli, Eroica; In F, Op.34; Bagatelles, Op.33 & 

Op.126; Fur Elise; Fantasia, Op.77; Minuet in E-flat; Three Rondos. [Volume 5 of 

Beethoven Society Recordings, 1932-37] Seraphim IC-6067(3). A- ............................................ 16.00


1313. SCHNABEL: Beethoven Concerto #5. Galliera/PO. [Japanese-only notes] Japanese EMI GR- 

2001. A- to A.................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

1314.*SERKIN: Bartok Concerto #1 (Szell/Col Sym). Prokofiev Concerto #4 (Ormandy/Phila). Col 

MS-6405. A-(early "2-eyes" labels; s/s) ........................................................................................ 10.00 

1315. SERKIN: Beethoven Concerto #1. Ormandy/Phila. [mono only; rec 1954] Col ML-4914. 

B+("6-eyes") .................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

1316.*SERKIN: Beethoven Concerto #5. Bernstein/NYP. Col MS-6366. A-(early "2-eyes" labels; 

demo copy)..................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1317.*SERKIN: Beethoven Sonata # 8, #14 & #23. Col MS-6481. A-(early "2-eyes" labels; demo 

copy)............................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1318.*SERKIN: Brahms Concerto #2. Ormandy/Phila. [demo copy] Col MS-6156. FS(cover 

open/disc still sealed; "6-eyes" labels)........................................................................................... 16.00 

1319. SHURE: Beethoven Diabelli Variations. Epic LC-3382. A-................................................................ 11.00 

1320.*SIMON: Rachmaninoff - Concerto #2; Paganini Rhapsody. Slatkin/St. Louis Sym. [quad] 

Turn QTVS-34658. A-..................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1321.*SIMON: Ravel - The Two Concerti. deFroment/Luxembourg Radio Orch. Turnabout 

QTVS-34589. A-.............................................................................................................................. 9.00 

1322. SKOLOVSKY: Four Sonatas for Piano Solo: Scriabin (#4), Hindemith (#2), Berg (Op.1) & 

Bartok (1926). Col ML-4871. B .................................................................................................... 12.00 

1323.*SOLYOM: Beethoven Sonata #8 & #23. Artemis ARTE-7108. A- to A.............................................. 9.00 

1324. SOMER: Ginastera Concerto (1961; Maerzendorfer/Vienna Philharmonia Orch); Sonata 

(1952). Desto D-402. A- .................................................................................................................. 9.00 

1325.*STEUERMAN: (Jean Louis): Bach - Italian Concerto; 4 Duetti; Overture in the French Style, 

BWV 831. [dig] Philips 416 410-1. A- to A(c/c)............................................................................. 9.00 

1326. TEMPLETON: Inprovisations on Offenbach & Johann Strauss. Remington R-199-158. B ................. 8.00 

1327. THE VIRTUOSO PIANO QUARTET: Works of Falla, Kreisler, Rimsky, J.Strauss, Lecuona, 

Mendelssohn & Saint-Saens. Jascha Zayde; Paul Jacobs; Mitchell Andrews; Milton 

Kaye. [RCA Victor Record Club issue] RCA CSC-311. A- ........................................................... 9.00 

1328.*VASARY: Chopin Nocturnes #11 - #20. DGG 136 487. A- to A......................................................... 9.00 

1329.*VASARY: Debussy - Suite Bergamasque; Dance; Deux Arabesques; Pour le Piano; La Plus 

que Lente; L'Isle Joyeuse; Masques. DGG 139 458. A- to A.......................................................... 8.00 

1330.*WATTS: Liszt - Totentanz. Franck - Symphonic Variations. Leinsdorf/LSO. [quad] Col M- 

33072. A-.......................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1331.*WATTS: Schubert - Wanderer Fantasy; Sonata in a, Op.143; Waltzes, Op.18. Col M-33073. 

A-.................................................................................................................................................... 11.00 

1332. WAYENBERG: (Daniel): Brahms - Capricci & Intermezzi, Op.76; Fantasias, Op.116. London 

Ducretet - Thomson DTL-93059. A--(brief tks, Op.76, #5) .......................................................... 20.00 

1333. WEBER: Falla - Nights in the Gardens of Spain. Franck - Symphonic Variations. 

Fricsay/Berlin Radio. [tulip labels] DGG DGM-19098. A-(rubs in Falla do not sound)............ 12.00 

1334. WEISZ: Schumann - Faschingsschwank aus Wien. Brahms - Waltzes, Op.39. London LL-798. 

B ..................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1335.*ZHUKOV: Brahms Concerto #2. Rozhdestvensky/Moscow Radio Orch. Melodiya CM- 

02673-4. A- .................................................................................................................................... 11.00

LP's: Conductors 

1336. ANSERMET: Glazounov - Stenka Razin. Rimsky-Korsakov - Antar Symphony. OSR. London 

LL-1060. B+..................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1337.*ANSERMET: Stravinsky - Symphony in Three Movements; Symphony in C; Symphonies of 

Wind Instruments. OSR. London 414 062-1. FS........................................................................... 10.00 

ANSERMET: See also #20, 349, 518 & 521. 

1338.*ARGENTA: Debussy - Images (complete). OSR. [from CS-6013] London STS-15020. A-............. 16.00 

1339. ARGENTA: Liszt - A Faust Symphony PCO); Les Preludes (OSR). [in oversized box which 

has minor spine tear (does not affect text)] London LL-1303/4(2). A-(moderate tks 1st 1/4inch 

sd 2; occ elsewhere) ............................................................................................................... 32.00 

1340. ARGENTA: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #4. OSR. London LL-1275. A-............................................. 15.00 

1341. ARGENTA: Turina - Danzas Fantasticas. Albeniz - Iberia. PCO. London LL-921. B+ .................... 12.00 

ARGENTA: See also #252, 279 & 280. 

1342.*ASHKENAZY: Sibelius - Symphony #1; Karelia Suite. PO. [dig] London 414 534-1. A- to 

A(c/c)................................................................................................................................................ 8.00 

1343. BAKALA: Janacek - Slavonic Mass (first recording). Unidentified soloists; Brno Radio Orch; 

Moravian Cho. [Soloists undoubtedly same as Supraphon issue: Domaninska, Jurenova, 

Valka & Hromadka] Urania URLP-7072. A--(minor cov repair, but fine copy for this iss)......... 12.00 

1344.*BARBIROLLI: Elgar - Sospiri; Froissart Overture; Elegy for Strings; The Five Pomp & 

Circumstance Marches. NPO & PO. [blue labels] Angel S-36403. A-(s/s) ................................. 10.00 

1345. BARBIROLLI: Rubbra - Symphony #5. Vaughan Williams - Oboe Concerto (Rothwell); 

Dives & Lazarus. Halle Orch; LSO. EMI HQM-1016. A- .......................................................... 18.00 

1346.*BARBIROLLI: Vaughan Williams: Symphony #2. Halle Orch. [still my favorite!] Pye 

GSGC-2035. A-.............................................................................................................................. 15.00 

BARBIROLLI: See also #359, 540, 543, 1037, 1056, 1098 & 1158. 

1347.*BARENBOIM: Bruckner - Symphony #6. CSO. DGG 2531 043. A- to A.......................................... 7.00 

1348.*BAUDO: Prokofiev - Four Portraits & Denoument; Scythian Suite. Lyon Orch. HNH 4073. 

A-...................................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1349. BEECHAM: Bizet - Carmen Suite. Tchaikovsky - Capriccio Italien. Columbia Symphony. 

[excellent pressing - superior to any US issue of this I've encountered] Philips GL-5720. A- 

to A................................................................................................................................................. 32.00 

1350.*BEECHAM: Delius - Brigg Fair; Song Before Sunrise; Marche Caprice; On Hearing the First 

Cuckoo in Spring; Summer Night on the River; Sleigh Ride; Intermezzo fr Fennimore & 

Gerda. RPO. Cap SG-7116. A-(c/c) .............................................................................................. 15.00 

1351. BEECHAM: Encores - Marches from Coq d'Or, Karelia Suite, Trojans (& overture); Last 

Sleep of the Virgin; Sibelius Tempest Music. RPO. Col ML-5321. A-("6-eyes" labels)............. 12.00 

1352.*BEECHAM: Grieg - Music from Peer Gynt. Hollweg, soprano; RPO; Beecham Choral 

Society. EMI SXLP-30423. A- to A.............................................................................................. 16.00 

1353.*BEECHAM: Handel-Beecham - Love in Bath. Hollweg; Beecham/RPO. [blue labels] Angel 

S-35504. A-.................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

1354. BEECHAM: Lord Berners - Triumph of Neptune Suite (Phila!). Richard Arnell - Punch & the 

Child (RPO). British CBS 61431. A- ............................................................................................ 32.00

LP's: Conductors - continued 

1355. BEECHAM: Mozart - Flute & Harp Concerto (Le Roy & Laskine); Divertimento #2. RPO. 

[recorded 1947 & 1948] World Record Club SH-316. A-............................................................. 18.00 

1356.*BEECHAM: Rossini - Semiramide & Cambiale di Matrimonio Overtures. Grieg - In Autumn 

Overture & Symphonic Dance in A. Sibelius - Valse Triste. Dvorak - Legend in g. Handel 

- Arrival of Queen of Sheba. Mendelssohn - Fair Melusina Overture. RPO. EMI EMX- 

2103. A- to A.................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

1357. BEECHAM: Strauss - Bourgeois Gentilhomme Suite; Interlude from Intermezzo; Love Scene 

from Feuersnot. RPO. [recorded 1947-48; LP transfers by Keith Hardwick] World Record 

Club SH-378. A- ............................................................................................................................ 25.00 

1358. BEECHAM: French Orchestral Showpieces - Carmen Suite; L'Arlesienne Excerpts; Espana 

Rhapsody; Fair Maid of Perth Suite; Tales of Hoffmann Excerpts; Damnation of Faust 

Excerpts; Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faune; Air du Ballet from Zemire et Azor. LPO. 

[Recorded 1934-39; in typically wonderful transfers by A.C.Griffith] World Record Club 

SHB-55(2). A-................................................................................................................................ 45.00 

BEECHAM: See also #148, 183, 183, 315, 315, 496, 811, 895 & 1265. 

1359.*BERNSTEIN: "Russian Sailor's Dance." Title piece plus ten more dances by Guarnieri, Grieg, 

Copland(2), Mozart, Fernandez, Bernstein, Brahms, Tchaikovsky & Dvorak. NYP. Col 

MS-6871. A-("2-eyes" labels)........................................................................................................ 11.00 

1360.*BERNSTEIN: Bartok - Music for Strings, Percussion & Celeste. Bernstein - Divertimento for 

Orchestra. Brahms - Hungarian Dance #6. BVRS. [Live; Budapest, 1983] Hungaroton 

SLPD-12631. A- ............................................................................................................................ 18.00 

1361.*BERNSTEIN: Beethoven - Symphony #5. Schubert - Symphony #8. NYP. [Japanese-only 

notes] Japanese CBS/Sony FCCA-2. A- to A(typically suberb Japanese pressing)...................... 20.00 

1362.*BERNSTEIN: Bernstein - Symphony #2 (Age of Anxiedty). Entremont; Bernstein/NYP. 

[revised version] Col MS-6885. A-(early "2-eyes" labels; s/s)........................................................ 9.00 

1363.*BERNSTEIN: Bernstein - West Side Story Dances; Candide Overture. William Schuman - 

American Festival Overture. Barber - Adagio. LAPO. DGG 2532 085. A- to A ......................... 12.00 

1364.*BERNSTEIN: Brahms - Symphony #4. NYP. Col MS-6479. A-(early "2-eyes" labels; demo 

copy)............................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1365. BERNSTEIN: Copland - Billy the Kid Suite. Gershwin - American in Paris. RCA Sym. 

Camden CAL-439. A-(very fine pressing)..................................................................................... 11.00 

1366.*BERNSTEIN: Debussy - Jeux; Two Nocturnes; Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun. NYP. Col 

MS-6271. A- .................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

1367.*BERNSTEIN: Dvorak - Symphony #9 (old #5). NYP. Col MS-6393. A-(early "2-eyes" labels; 

demo copy)..................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1368.*BERNSTEIN: Gershwin - Rhapsody in Blue (Bernstein, piano also; Col Sym); American in 

Paris (NYP). Col MS-6091. A-(early "2-eyes" labels; demo copy) .............................................. 12.00 

1369.*BERNSTEIN: Ives - Symphony #3; Central Park in the Dark (Bernstein supervising 

conducting by Ozawa & Peress); Decoration Day; Unanswered Question. NYP. Col MS- 

6843. A-(early "2-eyes" labels; s/s) ............................................................................................... 11.00 

1370.*BERNSTEIN: Prokofiev - Peter & the Wolf (Bernstein narrates also). Tchaikovsky - 

Nutcracker Suite. NYP. Col MS-6193. A-(early "2-eyes" labels; demo copy)............................. 12.00 

1371.*BERNSTEIN: Schumann - Symphony #2. NYP. [original orchestration] Col MS-6448. A- 

(early "2-eyes" labels; demo copy) ................................................................................................ 12.00


1372.*BERNSTEIN: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #4. NYP. Col MS-6035. A-(early "2-eyes" labels; 

demo copy)..................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

BERNSTEIN: See also #45, 52, 60, 61, 265, 759, 801 & 1316. 

1373.*BOULT: Britten - Four Sea Interludes & Passacaglia from "Peter Grimes." Elgar - Falstaff. 

LPO. Pye GSGC-14059. A- .......................................................................................................... 12.00 

1374. BOULT: Delibes - Naila Waltz; Coppelia & Sylvia Suites. Philharmonic Promenade Orch. 

West XWN-18241. A- ................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1375. BOULT: Elgar - Three Bavarian Dances; Chanson de Nuit; Chanson du Matin. Arnold - 

English Dances. LPO. London LL-1335. A-................................................................................. 12.00 

1376. BOULT: Holst - Perfect Fool Ballet Suite. Bax - Tintagel. Butterworth - A Shropshire Lad; On 

the Banks of Green Willow. LPO. London CM-9122. A- ............................................................ 12.00 

1377. BOULT: Vaughan Williams: Symphony #1 (Baillie, soprano; Cameron, baritone); LPO Cho; 

Incidental Music to "The Wasps." LPO (in all). London CMA-7205(2). A-................................ 25.00 

1378. BOULT: Vaughan Williams: Symphony #3. Ritchie; Boult/LPO. [1st recording] London CM- 

9063. A-.......................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1379. BOULT: Vaughan Williams: Symphony #4. LPO. London LL-974. A- ............................................ 12.00 

1380. BOULT: Walton - The Wise Virgins Suite; Scapino & Portsmouth Point Overtures. LPO. 

London LL-1165. A-(superficial marks cause little or no sound) ................................................. 12.00 

1381. CAMERON: Grieg - Peer Gynt Suites #1 & #2. LPO. London LL-153. B .......................................... 9.00 

1382. CANTELLI: BARTOK - Music for Strings, Percussion & Celeste. HAYDN - Symphony #88. 

BEETHOVEN - Symphonies #1 & 5. SCHUMANN - Symphony #4. SCHUBERT - 

Symphony #9. TCHAIKOVSKY - Symphony #4. RAVEL - Bolero; La Valse. WAGNER 

- Rienzi Overture. WEBER - Euryanthe Overture. [All live concerts with NBC 

Symphony, 1952-54] BEETHOVEN - Rehearsal for Symphony #5 (Philharmonia; 1956). 

[Includes Ben Grauer INTERVIEW WITH CANTELLI] ToscaniniSoc ATS-GC- 

1201/06(6). A-(minor box damage and tape repair) ...................................................................... 50.00 

1383. CANTELLI: Schumann - Symphony #4. Brahms - Symphony #3. PO. [The Brahms is in true 

stereo: its first stereo issue here] World Record Club SH-315. A-................................................ 18.00 

1384. CANTELLI: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #4. Unidentified Orchestra. [Live] MDP 038. A- .............. 20.00 

1385. CHALABALA: Khachaturian - Gayne Ballet Suites #1 & #2. CPO. [very colorful!] Parliament 

PLP-102. A- ................................................................................................................................... 11.00 

1386.+CHALABALA: Rimsky-Korsakov - Scheherazade. CPO Parliament PLPS-103. A-/B+(occ 

tks, esp 4th movement) .................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1387. COLLINS: Sibelius - Symphony #5. LSO. [10-inch] Decca BR-3068. A- ......................................... 12.00 

1388. COPPOLA: Saint-Saens - Symphony #3. Cellier; Orch du Gramophone. [1st recording; 

summer 1930] Past Masters PM-21. A-......................................................................................... 20.00 

1389. COURAUD: (Marcel): Schubert - Symphony #2 & #6. Bamberg Sym. Vox PL-10240. A- ............. 11.00 

1390. DESORMIERE: Tchaikovsky - Nutcracker Suite. French National Orch. [10-inch] Capitol L- 

8141. B++....................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1391.*DOHNANYI: Beethoven 8th. Schubert 5th. CO. [dig; DMM] Telarc DG-10091. A- to A................. 9.00


1392.*DORATI: Stravinsky - Petrouchka. Detroit Sym. [dig] London LDR-71023. A-(Dutch 

pressing) ........................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

DORATI: See also #184, 535, 538, 544, 548, 548, 582, 583, 752, 753, 1116, 1241 & 1242. 

1393.*DUTOIT: Honegger - Symphony #2 & #4. BVRS. [dig] Erato NUM-75259. A-(c/c)......................... 9.00 

1394.*FIEDLER: Bach - "Symphonic Bach." Nine works arranged variously by Walton, Stokowski, 

Holst, Bachrich, etc. BPS. [Wonderful sound! The high point, appropriately ending the 

disc, is a spectacular performance of Lucien Cailliet's arrangement of the "Little" Fugue in 

G, with Symphony Hall organ entering in final bars.] DGG 2584 001. A- to A(demo copy)....... 20.00 

1395.*FIEDLER: Bernstein - Music from Mass; Candice Overture. BPS. DGG 2584 002. A- to 

A(c/c) 11.00 

1396. FIEDLER: Chopin - Les Sylphides. BPS. [10-inch] RCA LM-10. B.................................................. 11.00 

FIEDLER: See also #62, 430, 567, 571, 590, 593, 623, 628, 631, 645, 648, 652, 658, 666, 

684, 699, 712, 719, 724, 725, 1281 & 1310. 

1397.*FOSS: Sibelius - Four Legends from The Kalevala. Buffalo Philharmonic. Nonesuch H- 

71203. A-.......................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1398.+FURTWANGLER: Beethoven - Symphony #5; Grosse Fuge. BPO. Heliodor HS-25078. A- 

(cover stain)...................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1399. FURTWANGLER: Schumann - Symphony #4; Manfred Overture. Weber - Euryanthe 

Overture. BPO. [The overtures are from live concerts, 12-18-49 (Schumann) & 5-4-54 

(Weber)] DGG 2535 805. A- to A ................................................................................................. 25.00 

1400. FURTWANGLER: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #6. BPO. [Live; Cairo; April, 1951] DGG 2535 

165. A- to A(British pressing)........................................................................................................ 25.00 

FURTWANGLER: See also #296 & 1199. 

1401.*GARAGULY: Sibelius - Symphony #1 & #7. Dresden Philharmonic. Philips SFM-23000. 

A- to B++(loud ticks off & on 1/8-inch, #7).................................................................................... 9.00 

1402.*GIULINI: Beethoven - Symphony #7. CSO Angel S-36048. FS........................................................ 12.00 

1403.*GIULINI: Mahler - Das Lied von der Erde. Fassbaender; Araiza; BPO. [dig] DGG 413 459- 

1. A- to A........................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

1404.*GIULINI: Mahler - Symphony #9. CSO. DGG 2707 097(2). A- to A ............................................... 18.00 

GIULINI: See also #165, 239, 269, 270, 278, 514 & 1111. 

1405. GOLSCHMANN: Milhaud - Le Boeuf sur le Toit. Satie - Three Gymnopedies (#1 & 3 orch 

Debussy; #2 orch Richard Jones). Honegger - Pastorale d'Ete. Ravel - Le Tombeau de 

Couperin. Concert Arts Orch. Cap P-8244. A- ........................................................................... 12.00 

1406. GOLSCHMANN: Shostakovich - Symphony #1. Kabalevsky - Colas Breugnon Suite. St. 

Louis Sym. Col ML-5152. A-("6-eyes" labels)............................................................................. 12.00 

1407.*HAITINK: Debussy - Marche Ecossaise; Rhapsody for Clarinet & Orchestra (Pieterson); La 

Mer; Afternoon of a Faun. ACO. Philips 9500 359. A- to A(demo copy)...................................... 9.00 

1408.*HAITINK: Walton - Symphony #1. PO. [dig] EMI ASD-4091. A- ..................................................... 8.00 

1409.*HANNIKAINEN: Sibelius - Symphony #2. Sinfonia of London. Col 1P-6289. A- ........................... 8.00 

1410.*HORENSTEIN: Mahler - Symphony #6. Stockholm Philharmonic. [Live, 1966; Side 4 is a 

BBC interview of Horenstein by Alan Blyth, from 1971] Nonesuch HB-73029(2). A- ............... 16.00 

1411. IRVING: Arnold - Homage to the Queen. PO. [PD labels] RCA LM-2037. A-(w/photocopy of 

notes insert; minor cov scuffs) ....................................................................................................... 16.00


1412. IRVING: Delibes - Sylvia (extended excerpts). PO. [Only in print 6/57 to 10/58] RCA LM- 

2036. A-.......................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1413. IRVING: Gretry-Lambert - Ballet Suite. Gluck-Mottl - Ballet Suite #1. New Sym, London. 

London LL-1234. A-...................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1414. IRVING: Massenet - Le Cid Ballet Music. LSO. [10-inch] London LD-9089. A--........................... 12.00 

1415. IRVING: Massenet - Le Cid Ballet Music. Meyerbeer-Lambert - Les Patineurs. LSO. 

Richmond B-19025. A-(very nice pressing for an old Richmond)................................................ 10.00 

1416.*IRVING: Prokofiev - Cinderella (extended exc). Irving/RPO. [ earliest U.S. red labels] Angel 

S-35529. A-.................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

1417. IRVING: Verdi-Mackerras - The Lady and the Fool. New Symphony Orchestra of London. 

London LD-9218. A-(very fine!) ................................................................................................... 12.00 

1418.*JOCHUM: Bruckner - Symphony #1. BPO. [tulip labels] DGG 139 131. A-(s/s) ............................... 9.00 

1419.*JOCHUM: Bruckner - Symphony #2. BVRS. [tulip labels] DGG 139 132. A- to A.......................... 15.00 

1420.*JOCHUM: Bruckner - Symphony #5. Mozart - Symphony #36. ACO. [Bruckner is live 

performance, Benedictine Abbey, Ottobeuren, Bavaria] Philips PHS2-991(2). A--(demo 

copy)............................................................................................................................................... 14.00 

1421. JOHNSON: (Thor): Schubert - Symphony #3. J.C.Bach - Sinfonia for Double Orchestra, 

Op.18, #1. Cincinnati Sym. [unusual, VERY early appearance (c.1951!) of an American 

orchestra on London] London LLP-405. B+(Bach is B) ............................................................... 11.00 

1422.*KARAJAN: "Ballet Music From the Operas" - Aida; Khovantschina; Prince Igor; Gioconda; 

Tannhauser. PO. [blue labels] Angel S-35925. A- ........................................................................ 12.00 

1423.*KARAJAN: Bruckner - Symphony #3. BPO. [dig] DGG 2532 007. A- to A ...................................... 9.00 

1424.*KARAJAN: Bruckner - Symphony #4. BPO. DGG 2530 674. A- to A ............................................... 9.00 

1425.*KARAJAN: Honegger - Symphonies #2 & #3. BPO. DGG 2543 805. A- to A................................... 9.00 

1426. KEILBERTH: Mozart - Magic Flute Overture. Bamberg Sym. ANDRE: Overtures - Barber of 

Seville; Orpheus in Hades; Poet & Peasant; Light Cavalry. Rosenkavalier Waltzes. 

Belgian Radio Orch. Telefunken BLE-14016. A- ....................................................................... 12.00 

1427. KEILBERTH: Mozart - Symphony #30; Eine Kleine Nachtmusik. Bamberg Sym. [in regular 

sleeve, but then enclosed in box] Telefunken LGX-66025. A- ..................................................... 15.00 

1428. KLEIBER: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #6. PCO. London LL-920. A--(demo copy) ........................... 16.00 

1429.*KLEMPERER: Beethoven - Overtures: Leonores #1-#3; Fidelio. PO. [blue labels] Angel S- 

36209. A-........................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

1430. KLEMPERER: Beethoven - Symphony #1; Overtures - Leonore #3, Egmont & Coriolan. 

BSOO. [The Symphony recorded 1924: Klemperer's first recording. Overtures recorded 

1927.] DGG 2535 811. A- to A...................................................................................................... 16.00 

1431. KLEMPERER: Beethoven - Symphony #6. Vienna Symphony. [from Vox originals] Music 

Appreciation Records MAR 577. A- ............................................................................................... 9.00 

1432.*KLEMPERER: Beethoven Overtures - King Stephen, Leonores #1-#3; Creatures of 

Prometheus: Overture, Adagio & Finale. PO & NPO. [drm; DMM] Angel AE-34441. A-........... 9.00 

1433.*KLEMPERER: Brahms - Symphony #3; Academic Festival Overture. PO. [blue labels] Angel 

S-35545. FS.................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1434.*KLEMPERER: Bruckner - Symphony #5. NPO. [blue labels] Angel SB-3709(2). A-...................... 16.00 

1435.*KLEMPERER: Handel - Concerto Grosso Op.6, #4. Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik. PO. 

[10-inch; yes -s stereo!] British Columbia SBO-2751. A-............................................................. 24.00 

1436.*KLEMPERER: Mahler - Symphony #7. NPO. [blue labels] Angel SB-3740(2). A- ......................... 16.00


1437.*KLEMPERER: Mendelssohn - Midsummer Night's Dream Music. Heather Harper; Janet 

Baker; PO & Cho. [blue labels] Angel S-35881. A-.................................................................... 12.00 

1438.*KLEMPERER: Rameau (orchestrated by Klemperer) - Gavotte with Six Variations. 

Beethoven - Symphony #7. NPO. [recorded 1968; don't think this was ever released in the 

US on LP] EMI ASD-2537. A-...................................................................................................... 35.00 

1439.*KLEMPERER: Schubert - Symphony #9. PO. [blue labels] Angel S-35946. A-............................... 12.00 

1440.*KLEMPERER: Schumann - Symphony #2; Genoveva Overture. NPO. [blue labels] Angel S- 

36606. A-........................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

1441.*KLEMPERER: Schumann - Symphony #3; Faust Overture. NPO. Angel S-36689. A- .................... 10.00 

1442.*KLEMPERER: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #4. PO. Angel S-36134. A- ............................................. 10.00 

1443.*KLEMPERER: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #5. PO. [blue labels] Angel S-36141. A- ........................ 12.00 

1444.*KLEMPERER: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #6. PO. [blue labels] Angel S-35787. A- ........................ 12.00 

1445.*KLETZKI: Mahler - Symphony #1. VPO. [with infamous cut in finale!!] [blue labels] Angel 

S-35913. A-.................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

1446. KOSTELANETZ: Bizet - L'Arlesienne Suites #1 & #2; Dance Bohemienne from "La Jolie 

Fille de Perth." His Orch. [wonderful glowing cover photo of a young woman with a fan] 

Col CL-739. A-("6-eyes" labels).................................................................................................... 14.00 

1447.*KOSTELANETZ: Festive Overtures - Donna Diana; Princesse Jaune; Secret of Susanne; 

Johannesburg Festival; Belle Helene; Tsar's Bride; Festive; Prince Igor. Col Sym. Col M- 

35114. A-(demo copy) ................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1448. KOUSSEVITZKY: Grieg - The Last Spring. Satie - Gymnopedies #1 & #2. BSO. [45-rpm 

extended-play 7-inch disc in original jacket; only issue on record of Grieg?] RCA ERA- 

195. A-............................................................................................................................................ 18.00 

1449. KOUSSEVITZKY: Ravel - Ma Mere l'Oye; Bolero. BSO. [Italian-only notes] Italian RCA 

MCV-523. A-(fine pressing!)......................................................................................................... 18.00 

1450. KOUSSEVITZKY: SCRIABIN - Poem d'Extase. PROKOFIEV - Scythian Suite. 

RACHMANINOFF - Isle of the Dead. RAVEL - Daphnis & Chloe, Suite #2. BSO. [live, 

1945-48] Discocorp SID-711. A-................................................................................................... 27.00 

1451. KRAUSS: Beethoven Overtures - Leonore #1-#3; Fidelio. VPO. London LL-1319. B++ ................. 10.00 

1452. KRAUSS: Falla - Excerpts from Three-Cornered Hat. VPO. ANDRE: Ravel - Bolero. Belgian 

Radio Orch. [10-inch; Falla is startling repertoire for Krauss!!!] Telefunken TW-30075. 

B+................................................................................................................................................... 18.00 

1453. KRAUSS: Schubert - Gesang der Geister Ueber den Wassern. Beethoven - Choral Fantasy. 

Wuehrer (in Fantasy); Vienna State Opera Cho (in Gesang). Vienna Sym (in all). Vox 

PL-6480. B++/B............................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1454. KRAUSS: Strauss (J) - Fledermaus & Gypsy Baron Overtures; Voices of Spring & Artists' Life 

Waltzes. VPO. London LL-454. A-- ............................................................................................. 12.00 

1455. KRAUSS: Strauss - Also Sprach Zarathustra. VPO. Richmond R-23208. A-(c/c) ............................. 10.00 

1456. KRAUSS: Strauss - Aus Italien. VPO. Richmond R-23210. A-(c/c) .................................................. 10.00 

1457. KRAUSS: Strauss - Sinfonia Domestica. VPO. Richmond R-23239. A-(c/c) .................................... 10.00 

1458. KRAUSS: Wagner - Parsifal Prelude & Good Friday Spell; Prelude & Liebestod from Tristan 

& Isolde. LPO. Richmond B-19042. A-(superb surface for early US-pressed Richmond) ............ 9.00


1459. KRAUSS: New Year Concert, Vol 1: Strausses - Jockey, Libelle, Im Krapfenwald'l, Eljen a 

Magyar, Pizzicato & Vergnugungszug Polkas; Egyptian March; Tales from Vienna Woods 

& Mein Lebenslauf ist Lieb und Lust Waltzes; Fledermaus Overture. [German-only notes; 

jacket states stereo; if so, must be electronic, but quick audition suggests it is very discreet] 

Preiser PR-135031. A- to A ........................................................................................................... 15.00 

1460. KRAUSS: New Year Concert, Vol 2: Strausses - Moulinet, Ohne Sorgen, Stadt und Land, 

Auf der Jagd & Feuerfest Polkas; Village Swallows, Voices of Spring & Morning Papers 

Waltzes; Csardas Ballet; Perpetuum Mobile; Gypsy Baron Overture. [German-only notes; 

jacket states stereo; if so, must be very slight electronic stereo (recorded c.1952)] Preiser 

PR-135032. A- to A ....................................................................................................................... 15.00 

1461. KRAUSS: New Year Concert, Vol 3: Strausses - Auf Ferienreisen, Annen & 

Plappermaulchen Polkas; Radetzky March; Blue Danube, Bei uns z'Haus, Spharenklange 

& Artist's Life Waltzes. [German-only notes; jacket states stereo; must be very discreet 

electronic stereo] Preiser PR-135033. A- to A............................................................................... 15.00 

1462. KUBELIK: Dvorak - Serenade for Strings, Op.22. Israel Phil. London LL-1720. A-- ........................ 9.00 

1463. LAMBERT: Walton - Facade Suite. PO. SARGENT: Elgar - Wand of Youth Suite. Liverpool 

Philharmonic. [blue labels] Col ML-4793. B................................................................................. 9.00 

1464.*LANCHBERY: Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake (complete). PO. [dig; German press] EMI SLS- 

5271(3). A- to A............................................................................................................................. 16.00 

1465. LEIBOWITZ: Ravel - Rapsodie Espagnole; La Valse; Alborada; Pavane; Bolero. Paris Radio 

Orch. Vox PL-8150. B+ ................................................................................................................ 12.00 

1466.*LEIBOWITZ: Rossini-Respighi - La Boutique Fantasque. LPO. [obscure item for Leibowitz 

collectors] Urania US-5110. B+(occ tks)......................................................................................... 9.00 

1467.*LEINSDORF: "Ballet Highlights from the Opera" - Gioconda, William Tell, Aida(2), 

Tannhauser, Samson. Concert Arts Sym. Cap SP-8488. A- to B+ ................................................ 9.00 

1468. MAAG: Mozart - Serenade, K.203. New Sym Orch, London. London LL-1206. A-........................ 12.00 

1469.*MAAZEL: Tchaikovsky Symphony #5. CO. [dig] CBS IM-36700. A-............................................... 9.00 

1470.*MACKERRAS: Janacek - Sinfonietta; Taras Bulba. VPO. [dig] London LDR-71021. A- to 

A(Dutch press) ................................................................................................................................. 9.00 

1471. MALKO: Beethoven - Leonore Overture #3; Symphony #9 (Oldrup; Brems; Thygesen; 

Byrding). Danish Radio Orch & Cho. [Live; Malko's 25th Jubilee concert, 1955] 

Danacord DACO-152. A- .............................................................................................................. 12.00 

1472. MALKO: Tchaikovsky - 1812 Overture. Herold - Zampa Overture. Weber - Oberon Overture. 

PO. [nice cover portrait of Malko] EMI DLP-1069. A-................................................................ 16.00 

1473. MARKEVITCH: Beethoven - Symphony #3. Symphony of the Air. Decca DL-9912. A- ............... 25.00 

1474.*MARKEVITCH: Berlioz - Harold in Italy. Heinz Kirchner, viola; BPO. [scarce!] Decca DL- 

9841. A-.......................................................................................................................................... 32.00 

1475. MARKEVITCH: Brahms - Symphony #1. Symphony of the Air. Decca DL-9907. A-- 

(superficial marks cause little or no sound) ................................................................................... 25.00 

1476. MARKEVITCH: Schubert - Symphony #3. Mozart - Symphony #34. BPO. Decca DL-9810. 

A--(occ lgt tks) ............................................................................................................................... 18.00 

1477.*MARRINER: Haydn - Symphony #44 & #49. [ASMF] Philips 9500 199. A- to A............................. 7.00 

1478.*MARRINER: Warlock - Capriol Suite. Butterworth - Banks of Green Willow. Elgar - 

Serenade. Delius - On Hearing the First Cuckoo. VW - Tallis Fantasia. ASMF. Argo ZRG- 

945. A- to A(Dutch pressing)........................................................................................................... 9.00

Jean Martinon 

I am just barely in time with this tribute, since it is already November, but I wanted to make as comprehensive a 

listing as I could muster of performances conducted by Jean Martinon, in honor of the 100th anniversary of his 

birth in 1910. His music directorship of the Chicago Symphony gets a little lost between the more-famous 

Reiner and Solti periods, yet he was a first-class conductor in much of the repertoire. I had my first subcription 

to CSO concerts, as a teen-ager, during his tenure, and in the very first concert I was thrilled by his performance 

of the Nielsen 4th - a revelation to me at the time, and recorded very successfully (below) just a few days later. 

His emphasis on clarity made him a wonderful interpreter of Mozart and Haydn, and his own sensibilities as a 

composer surely contributed to his incisive perormances of 20th-century works. I never expect to hear a more 

gripping performance of Le Sacre du Printemps than the one with which he opened the 1967-68 season! In 

addition to the records below, you will find some other Martinon recordings under these listing numbers: #847, 

985, 987, 989 & 1261. 

1479.*MARTINON: Adam - Giselle. PCO. London STS-15010. A- ............................................................. 9.00 

1480.*MARTINON: Bartok - Miraculous Mandarin Suite. Hindemith - Nobilissima Visione. CSO. 

[recorded 1967, Medinah Temple] [ND; 1S/3S] RCA LSC-3004. A-(c/c) ................................... 12.00 

1481. MARTINON: Berlioz - Trojans Suite (Royal Hunt & Storm, Ballet Music, Trojan March). 

Lamoureux Orch. FISTOULARI: Glinka - Russlan & Ludmilla Suite - Overture, Oriental 

& Fairy Dances, March of the Wizard. LSO. MGM E-3053. A--(occ tks)................................... 12.00 

1482.*MARTINON: Bizet - L'Arlesienne Suites #1 & #2. Lalo - Le Roi d'Ys Overture. Massenet - 

Meditation from Thais. CSO. [recorded 1966/67; Medinah Temple, Chicago] [WD; 1S/2S] 

RCA LSC-2939. A-........................................................................................................................ 18.00 

1483.*MARTINON: Dukas - La Peri (w/Fanfare); Polyeucte Over; Sorcerer's Apprentice. ORTF. 

MHS 1467. A-.................................................................................................................................. 9.00 

1484.*MARTINON: Franck - Symphony. ORTF. MHS 1099. A- ................................................................. 9.00 

1485. MARTINON: Lalo - Namouna Suites #1 & #2. LPO. London LL-1268. A-- .................................... 12.00 

1486.*MARTINON: Lalo - Namouna Suites #1 & #2; Valse de la Cigarette; Rhapsodie Norvegienne. 

ORTF. DGG 2530 106.................................................................................................................. 12.00 

1487.*MARTINON: Martinon - Symphony #4. Mennin - Symphony #7. CSO. [recorded 1967, 

Medinah Temple] [ND; 3S/1S] RCA LSC-3043. A-..................................................................... 18.00 

1488.*MARTINON: Mendelssohn - Midsummer Night's Dream (excerpts). Bizet - Symphony. CSO. 

[Recorded 1967/68 in Medinah Temple, but not released until 1971; never available on 

LSC, nor on a plum label VICS; terrific low brass in MSND!] [Pink; 5S/2S] RCA VICS- 

1628. A-.......................................................................................................................................... 25.00 

1489.*MARTINON: Nielsen - Symphony #4; Helios Overture. CSO. [recorded 1966, postrenovation 

Orchestra Hall] [WD; 2S/1S] RCA LSC-2958. A-...................................................... 25.00 

1490. MARTINON: Offenbach Overtures - Grand Duchess; Bluebeard; Orpheus; Mariage aux 

Lanternes; Belle Helene. LPO. Richmond B-19098. A-(little or no snd fr superficial mark 

sd 2).................................................................................................................................................. 8.00 

1491.*MARTINON: Pierne - Concertstuck for Harp & Orchestra (Laskine); Divertissement on a 

Pastoral Theme; Cydalise et la Chevre-Pied. ORTF. MHS 1489. A-........................................... 12.00 

1492.*MARTINON: Ravel - Alborada del Gracioso; Bolero; Daphnis & Chloe, Suite #2. CSO. 

GOULD: Ravel - Pavane for a Dead Princess. His Orch. Quint PMC-7017. A- ........................... 5.00


1493.*MARTINON: Ravel - Bolero, Rapsodie Espagnole - Feria CSO). REINER: Alborada del 

Gracioso (CSO). MUNCH: La Valse; Pavane; Daphnis - Danse Generale (BSO). 

BRUSILOW: Tombeau de Couperin - Rigaudon (Ch Orch of Phila). [The first issue of 

Martinon's Bolero, recorded 1966 in pre-renovation Orchestra Hall, but not issued until 

1971] [ND labels] RCA LSC-5002. A-(c/c) .................................................................................. 15.00 

1494.*MARTINON: Ravel - Daphnis & Chloe (complete). ORTF. [quad] Angel S-37148. A-.................... 8.00 

1495.*MARTINON: Ravel - Mother Goose Suite; Rapsodie Espagnole; Introduction & Allegro for 

Flute, Harp, Clarinet & Strings (Peck; Druzinsky; Brody); Alborada del Graciozo. CSO. 

[recorded 1967/68, Medinah Temple] [ND; 2S/4S] RCA LSC-3093. A- ..................................... 12.00 

1496.*MARTINON: Ravel - Une Barque sur l'Ocean; Menuet Antique; Alborada; Pavane; Le 

Tombeau de Couperin. Paris Orch. [quad] Angel S-37150. A-(c/c).............................................. 9.00 

1497. MARTINON: Rossini - William Tell Ballet Music. Strauss - Blue Danube Ballet. LPO. Decca 

ACL-158. A- .................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

1498.*MARTINON: Roussel - Aeneas (complete ballet, with chorus). ORTF; Cho. MHS 3374. A-........... 9.00 

1499.*MARTINON: Roussel - Bacchus & Ariane, Suite #2. Ravel - Daphnis & Chloe, Suite #2. 

CSO. [Habig; Keville; Martinon's first CSO disc; recorded in pre-renovation Orchestra 

Hall; November/December, 1964] [WD; 1S/5S] RCA LSC-2806. A-(hard to find the 

Roussel side pressed quietly) ......................................................................................................... 25.00 

1500.*MARTINON: Roussel - Bacchus et Ariane (complete ballet). ORTF. MHS 1244. A- ....................... 9.00 

1501.*MARTINON: Roussel - Petite Suite; Le Festin d'Araignee. ORTF. MHS 1372. A- ........................... 9.00 

1502.*MARTINON: Roussel - Symphony #2; Pour un Fete de Printemps. ORTF. MHS 1201. A-.............. 9.00 

1503.*MARTINON: Varese - Arcana. Frank Martin - Concerto for 7 Winds, Timpani, Percussion & 

String Orchestra. CSO. [Scott; Keville; TAS 4:234; Martinon's 2nd and final recording in 

pre-renovation Orchestra Hall] [ND; 3S/1S] RCA LSC-2914. A-(brief snd fr pressing blem 

beg Martin)..................................................................................................................................... 18.00 

1504.*MARTINON: Weber - Clarinet Concerti #1 & #2. Benny Goodman, clarinet; CSO. [recorded 

1967/68, Medinah Temple] [ND; 2S/1S] RCA LSC-3052. A-...................................................... 20.00 

1505.*MASUR: Brahms - The Four Symphonies; Academic Festival & Tragic Overtures; Haydn 

Variations. Leipzig Gewandhaus Orch. Philips 6769 009(4). A- to A(c/c)................................ 30.00 

1506.*MASUR: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #5. Leipzig Gewandhaus Orch. [dig; DMM] Teldec 

6.43675. A- to A............................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1507.*MEHTA: Strauss - Heldenleben. NYP. [dig] CBS 1P-7601. A- to A................................................... 9.00 

1508.*MEHTA: Stravinsky - Petrouchka. NYP. [dig] CBS IM-35823. A- to A............................................. 9.00 

1509. MENGELBERG: Strauss - Death & Transfiguration (ACO). KRAUSS: Strauss - Till 

Eulenspiegel (VPO). Telefunken LGX-66032. A--(occ lgt tks, but superior for this 

vintage!) ......................................................................................................................................... 25.00 

1510. MENGELBERG: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #5. BPO. [recorded 7-11-40] Telefunken TH- 

97001. A-........................................................................................................................................ 18.00 

1511. MENGELBERG: Acoustic Recordings, Vol. 1. Weber - Oberon Over. Liszt - Les Preludes. 

Saint-Saens Rouet d'Omphale. Beethoven Coriolan Overture; 1st movement 5th. NYP. [rec 

1922-24] Past Masters PM-6. A- ................................................................................................... 20.00


1512. MENGELBERG: Acoustic Recordings, Vol. 2. Tchaikovsky - Symphony #6 (movements #2 

& #4, abridged); Serenade for Strings Waltz. Schubert - Rosamunde Overture & Entr'act. 

Mendelssohn - War March of the Priests. Halvorsen - Festival March of the Boyars. 

Strauss - Tales from the Vienna Woods. NYP. [recorded 1922-24] Past Masters PM-7. A-........ 20.00 

1513. MITROPOULOS: Berlioz - Symphonie Fantastique. NYP. Col ML-5188. A-("6-eyes" labels)........ 12.00 

1514. MITROPOULOS: Borodin - Symphony #2. Tchaikovsky - Suite #1. NYP. Col ML-4966. A- 

("6-eyes" labels) ............................................................................................................................. 12.00 

1515. MITROPOULOS: Kodaly - Hary Janos Suite. Prokofiev - Lt. Kije Suite. NYP. Col ML-5101. 

A--("6-eyes;" little or no sdn from lgt sur blems) .......................................................................... 12.00 

1516. MITROPOULOS: Malipiero - Symphony #7 ("Delle Canzoni" - "Of Songs"). Bach (arr. 

Casella) - Chaconne from Suite #2 for Solo Violin. Orchestra of Radio Italiana. [very 

scarce Mitropoulos] Cetra-Soria 50,044. A-(startlingly fine copy! minor spine tear)................... 75.00 

1517. MITROPOULOS: Massenet - Scenes Alsaciennes. Mpls. [10-inch] Col ML-2074. B to B+............. 10.00 

1518. MITROPOULOS: Mendelssohn - Ruy Blas & Hebrides Overtures. [10-inch] Col AL-52. A- 

(exceptionally fine pressing & condition!) .................................................................................... 18.00 

1519. MITROPOULOS: Menotti - Sebastian Suite. Operatic Intermezzi from Manon Lescaut; 

Cavalleria Rusticana; two from Jewels of the Madonna. Robin Hood Dell Orch, 

Philadelphia. [10-inch] Col ML-2053. B...................................................................................... 12.00 

1520. MITROPOULOS: Milhaud - Le Boeuf sur le Toit. Ravel - Le Tombeau de Couperin. Mpls. 

[10-inch] Col ML-2032. B/B+ ....................................................................................................... 12.00 

1521. MITROPOULOS: Rabaud - La Procession Nocturne. Saint-Saens - Le Rouet d'Omphale; 

Danse Macabre. NYP. [10-inch] Col ML-2170. B++(a bit more surface noise at start of 

sides) .............................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

1522.*MITROPOULOS: Schoenberg - Verklarte Nacht. Vaughan Williams - Tallis Fantasia. NYP. 

Odyssey 32 16 0298. A-................................................................................................................. 12.00 

1523. MITROPOULOS: Scriabin - Poeme d'Extase (Vacchiano, trumpet); Prometheus, the Poem of 

Fire (Hambro, piano). NYP. [blue labels] Col ML-4731. B+(Fire)/A-(Extase) .......................... 12.00 

1524. MITROPOULOS: Sessions - Symphony #2. NYP. [10-inch] Col ML-2120. B+(occ tks).................. 12.00 

1525. MITROPOULOS: Shostakovich - Symphony #5. NYP. Col ML-4739. A--("6-eyes" labels) ............ 18.00 

1526. MITROPOULOS: Swanson - Night Music. Prokofiev - Overture on Hebrew Themes; Quintet. 

New York Ensemble of the Philharmonic Scholarship Winners. [Well-pressed 1962 

reissue of DL-8511, whose notes included personnel list (lacking here) which included two 

prominent names: Sebastian Caratelli & William Masselos] Decca DCM-3215. A-(c/c) ............ 20.00 

1527. MITROPOULOS: Travis (Roy Elihu; b.1922): Symphonic Allegro. Couperin-Milhaud: La 

Sultane Overture & Allegro. Mitropoulos/NYP. [10-inch; Travis was winner of 7th annual 

Gershwin Memorial Award, Victory Lodge, B'nai B'rith; obscure Mitropoulos!] Col AAL- 

16. B to B+(Travis is B++) ............................................................................................................ 16.00 

MITROPOULOS: See also #228, 282, 302, 303, 560, 572, 573, 574, 1047, 1168, 1253 & 1546.


1528. MONTEUX: Beethoven - Symphony #9. Soderstrom; Resnik; Vickers; Ward; LSO; London 

Bach Choir. Side 4: "A Pierre Monteux Documentary" - excerpts of rehearsals for the 

recording. West XWN-2234(2). A- ............................................................................................... 25.00 

MONTEUX: See also #576, 595, 692, 745 & 747. 

1529.*MUNCH: Roussel - Suite en Fa (Lamoureux Orch). Honegger - Symphony #4 (ORTF). 

[The initial US issue of the Roussel (Westminster & later MHS) squeezed it on a side with 

the final movement of the Dutilleux 2nd; here its 14 minutes are spread over a whole side!] 

Erato EPR-15554. A- to A ............................................................................................................... 9.00 

MUNCH: See also #35, 190, 562-3, 568, 586, 602, 606, 622, 626, 629, 632, 637-8, 647, 

649, 655, 657, 662, 667, 683, 693, 696, 705, 757 & 1493. 

1530.*MUTI: Tchaikovsky 2nd; Romeo & Juliet. PO. [quad] Angel S-37472. FS ........................................ 9.00 

1531.*MUTI: Tchaikovsky 3rd. PO. [quad] Angel S-37496. A-..................................................................... 9.00 

1532.*OISTRAKH: Prokofiev - Symphony #5. Moscow Philharmonic. Mel-Angel SR-40003. A-- ........... 9.00 

1533. ORMANDY: Bartok - Concerto for Orchestra. Phila. [recorded 1954; first of their 3 recordings 

of the work] Col ML-4973. A--("6-eyes" labels)........................................................................... 16.00 

1534.*ORMANDY: Bartok - Concerto for Orchestra. Phila. [dig; red vinyl; recorded 1979 - the 3rd 

of their three recordings of the work and RCA's 1st classical digital release] RCA ARC1- 

3421. A-.......................................................................................................................................... 15.00 

1535.*ORMANDY: Delibes - Sylvia & Coppelia Suites. Chopin - Les Sylphides. Phila. Col MS- 

6508. A-(early "2-eyes" labels; demo copy) .................................................................................. 12.00 

1536.*ORMANDY: Mahler - Symphony # 1 (including "Blumine" movement). Phila. [recorded 

1969; adds ffff bass drum on final chord!] RCA LSC-3107. A- ................................................... 16.00 

1537.*ORMANDY: Mahler - Symphony # 2. Mandac; Finnila; Ormandy/Phila; Singing City 

Chorus. [recorded 1970] RCA LSC-7066(2). A-.......................................................................... 25.00 

1538.*ORMANDY: Mahler - Symphony #10 (Deryck Cooke's 1st performing edition of the 

complete work: 1st recording). Phila. Col M2S-735(2). A-(early "2-eyes" labels) ...................... 18.00 

1539.*ORMANDY: Rachmaninoff - Symphony #1. Ormandy/Phila. [the work's 1st stereo 

recording, 1966] Col MS-6986. A-(early 2-eyes labels)................................................................ 12.00 

1540.*ORMANDY: Rachmaninoff - Symphony #2 (uncut). Phila. [recorded 1973; their third of 

three recordings] RCA ARL1-1150. A-(c/c) ................................................................................. 12.00 

1541.*ORMANDY: Rachmaninoff - Symphony #3; Vocalise. Phila. [second of their two recordings, 

1967] Col MS-7081. A-(demo; "2-eyes" labels; minor cover scuffs) ............................................. 8.00 

1542. ORMANDY: Rachmaninoff - Symphony #3; Vocalise. Phila. [recorded 1954; their first of 

two] Col ML-4961. A-("6-eyes" labels) ........................................................................................ 16.00 

1543. ORMANDY: Rachmaninoff - The Bells (Yeend; Lloyd; Harrell; Temple University Choir); 

Isle of the Dead. Phila (in both). Col ML-5043. A-("6-eyes" labels) ........................................... 15.00 

1544. ORMANDY: Rimsky-Korsakov - Scheherazade. Phila. [nice fold-open album; recorded 1953, 

2nd of 4 recordings they made of the work] Col ML-4888. B to B+ ............................................ 16.00 

1545. ORMANDY: Saint-Saens - Symphony #3. Biggs; Phila. [The first of their 4 recordings of the 

work; mono-only, 1956; recorded in Symphony Hall, Boston] Col ML-5212. A-(very 

minor cover scuffs) ........................................................................................................................ 20.00 

1546. ORMANDY: Schuman - Credendum. Phila. MITROPOULOS: Kirchner - Piano Concerto. 

Composer; NYP). Col ML-5185. B+("6-eyes" labels)................................................................. 12.00 

1547.*ORMANDY: Schuman - Symphony #9 ("The Ardeatine Caves.") Persichetti - Symphony #9 

("Sinfonia; Janiculum.") Phila. RCA LSC-3212. A-(c/c) ............................................................. 16.00


1548. ORMANDY: Sibelius - Symphony #2. Phila. Col ML-5207. A-("6-eyes" labels) ............................. 10.00 

1549.*ORMANDY: Strauss - Also Sprach Zarathustra. Phila. [rec 1963; their first of three] CBS 

MY-37254. FS.................................................................................................................................. 8.00 

1550. ORMANDY: Strauss - Feuersnot Love Scene; Don Juan; Till Eulenspiegel; Rosenkavalier 

Waltzes. Phila. [Don recorded 1955; rest 1952] Col ML-5177. A-("6-eyes" labels).................... 16.00 

1551.*ORMANDY: Strauss - Horn Concerto #1 (Mason Jones); Bourgeous Gentilhomme Suite. 

Phila. [recorded 1965/66] Col M-32233. A-(c/c).......................................................................... 12.00 

1552. ORMANDY: Strauss - Symphonia Domestica. Phila. [recorded 1938] Camden CAL-248. A- 

(very fine surface for a Camden!) .................................................................................................. 32.00 

1553.*ORMANDY: Tchaikovsky - Sleeping Beauty (extended excerpts). Phila. Col MS-6279. A- 

("2-eyes;" demo) ............................................................................................................................ 12.00 

1554.*ORMANDY: Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake (extended excerpts). Phila. Col MS-6437. A-("2eyes;" 

demo).................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

1555. ORMANDY: Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake (extended excerpts). Phila. [recorded 1956; their first 

of three recordings of this music] Col ML-5201. A-("6-eyes" labels; minor cover scuffs) .......... 12.00 

1556.*ORMANDY: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #5. Phila. [The 3rd of their 5 recordings of the work 

(1959)] Col MS-6109. A--(early "2-eyes" labels).......................................................................... 10.00 

1557.*ORMANDY: Telemann - Four Concerti: for 3 Trumpets, 2 Oboes, Timpani & Strings; for 

Horn & Strings; for 3 Oboes & 3 Violins; for Violin Concertato, Trumpet, 3 Violins, 2 

Violas & Cello. Philadephia Orchestra First Chair Soloists; Phila. RCA LSC-3057. A- ....... 20.00 

1558.*ORMANDY: Wagner - Meistersinger: Act 3 Excerpts; Lohengrin: Act 3 Prelude; Siegfried: 

Forest Murmurs; Tannhauser: Overture & Venusberg Music. Phila. Col MS-6442. A- 

(early "2-eyes" labels; demo copy) ................................................................................................ 16.00 

ORMANDY: See also #8, 52, 140, 235, 726, 867, 872, 878, 984, 997, 1029, 1037, 1070, 

1083, 1169, 1190, 1213, 1218, 1314, 1315 & 1318. 

1559.*OZAWA: Berlioz - Symphonie Fantastique. Toronto Sym. [Scarce issue: released in 1967; 

deleted 1970; Ozawa's first recording with Toronto] CBS 32 11 0036. A-................................... 16.00 

1560.*OZAWA: Holst - The Planets. BSO. Philips 9600 782. A- to A .......................................................... 9.00 

1561.*OZAWA: Romeo & Juliet - Tchaikovsky overture; Excerpts from Prokofiev ballet; Love 

Scene from the Berlioz score. San Francisco Sym. DGG 2530 308. A-........................................ 9.00 

1562. PAUMGARTNER: Mozart - Sinfonia Concertante, K.364; Adagio K.261; Rondo Concertante 

K.269; Rondo K.373. Klijn violin; Godwin, viola; Vienna Sym. Epic LC-3197. A- ................. 12.00 

1563.*PREVIN: Copland - The Red Pony. Britten - Sinfonia da Requiem. St. Louis Sym. [Previn's 

first disc as conductor of symphonic music] Col MS-6583. A-(early "2-eyes" labels)................... 9.00 

1564.*RATTLE: Sibelius - Symphony #1; Oceanides. Birmingham Sym. [dig; DMM] Angel DS- 

38264. A- to A.................................................................................................................................. 9.00 

1565. REINER: Strauss - Till Eulenspiegel; Death & Transfiguration. RCA Sym. RCA LM-1180. A- 

to B+(the Till is B) ........................................................................................................................... 7.00 

REINER: See also #37, 38, 552, 553, 554, 559, 561, 565, 610, 613, 634, 636, 642-44, 646, 

651, 653-4, 660, 672-3, 678-9, 691, 695, 700, 703, 709, 711, 742-4, 746, 750, 754, 

756, 985-8, 1307 & 1493.


1566.*RICHTER: Bach - Musical Offering. Ch Ens. Archiv 198 320. A- to A ............................................. 9.00 

1567. RODZINSKI: "A Tribute." Memorial album includes Prelude & Liebestod from Tristan; 

Siegfried's Funeral Music; Finale of Pathetique; 2nd Movement of Schubert 8th (All with 

PSOL); plus, most interestingly, a brief farewell to that orchestra tape at their last 

recording session. With booklet including Rodzinski/Westminster discography. West 

XWN-18822. B+(a few tickier spots) ............................................................................................ 32.00 

1568. RODZINSKI: Brahms - Symphony #1. NYP. Entre RL-3117. B+/B.................................................. 12.00 

1569. RODZINSKI: Debussy - La Mer. CO. Enesco - Roumanian Rhapsody #1. Liszt - Mephisto 

Waltz. NYP. Harmony HL-7058. A--............................................................................................ 16.00 

1570. RODZINSKI: Prokofiev - Symphony #5. NYP [blue labels] Col ML-4037. B................................... 12.00 

1571.*RODZINSKI: Strauss - Dance Suite After Couperin; Death & Transfiguration; Salome's 

Dance. PO. [scarce in this original stereo issue] Capitol SG-7147. A-(s/s) .................................. 12.00 

1572.*RODZINSKI: Strauss - Dance Suite After Couperin; Death & Transfiguration; Salome's 

Dance. PO. Cap SG-7147. A--....................................................................................................... 12.00 

1573. RODZINSKI: Strauss - Ein Heldenleben. CO. Entre RL-3048. B+(neat tape spine repair) ............... 12.00 

1574. RODZINSKI: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #4. PSOL. Westminster XWN-18541. A-.......................... 18.00 

1575. RODZINSKI: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #5. PSOL. Westminster XWN-18355. A-.......................... 18.00 

1576. RODZINSKI: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #6. PSOL. Westminster XWN-18048. A-- ........................ 18.00 

1577. RODZINSKI: Wagner - Siegfried's Rhine Journey & Funeral Music; Tristan Prelude & 

Liebestod; Magic Fire Music; Ride. PSOL. Westminster XWN-18453. A-- ............................... 18.00 

RODZINSKI: See also #301, 784, 985, 987, 1059 & 1157. 

1578. ROSENTHAL: Albeniz - Iberia. Falla - Three-Cornered Hat Suite #2. Paris Opera Orch. 

West XWN-18798. A- ................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1579. SACHER: Haydn - Symphony #53 & #67. Vienna Sym. Epic LC-3038. B+..................................... 12.00 

1580.*SARGENT: Sibelius - En Saga; Karelia Suite; Finlandia; Swan of Tuonela. VPO. EMI CFP- 

40247. A-........................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

SCHERCHEN: See also #188, 292, 785 & 858. 

1581. SCHURICHT: Beethoven - Symphony #2. VPO. London LL-629. A-(occ tks; radio station 

demo copy)..................................................................................................................................... 18.00 

1582. SCHURICHT: Bizet - L'Arlesienne Suite #1. SCHMIDT-ISSERSTEDT: L'Arlesienne Suite 

#2. BPO (in both). [10-inch] Capitol - Telefunken L-8098. B-..................................................... 12.00 

1583.*SCHURICHT: Bruckner - Symphony #9. VPO. Seraphim S-60047. A-(c/c) ...................................... 8.00 

1584. SCHURICHT: Tchaikovsky - Capriccio Italien; Theme & Variations fr Suite #3. PCO. 

London LL-640. B+ ....................................................................................................................... 15.00 

1585.*SILVESTRI: Dvorak - Symphony #8; Carnival Overture. LPO. [Japanese-only notes] 

Japanese Seraphim EAC-30062. A- to A(silky Japanese pressing)............................................... 29.00 

1586. SILVESTRI: Ravel - Rapsodie Espagnole. DESORMIERE: Ravel - Bolero. CPO (in both). 

[colorful performances!] Parliament PLP-114. A-......................................................................... 12.00 

1587.*SILVESTRI: Shostakovich - Symphony #5. VPO. [blue labels] Angel S-35760. A- .......................... 9.00 

1588.*SOLTI: "Making of a Masterwork" - Solti discusses & conducts Beethoven 9th (most of it, 

with comments interpolated). [Issued 1973 for CSO Society members] London CSO-1000. 

A-(s/s)............................................................................................................................................. 15.00 

1589.*SOLTI: Haydn 96th & 101st. LPO. Decca 6.42727. A- to A(dig; DMM) ........................................... 9.00 

1590. SOLTI: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #2. [PCO] London CM-9166. A- ................................................... 9.00


1591.*SOLTI: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #4. CSO. [Special color picture-disc release in 

commemoration of CSO's 1985 European tour. Front of disc has photo of CSO in concert; 

back of disc a portrait of Solti. Text on front reads "Herzlich willkommen Sir Georg! 

Welcome Chicago Symphony! Special Tour Release 1985; Hamburg, January 16th 1985." 

Still in its original heavy clear sleeve. A very unusual item for Solti/CSO fans!] Teldec 

66.23616. A-(blemishes in 3rd mvt cause only a few clicks) ........................................................ 25.00 

1592.*STEINBERG: Elgar - Enigma Variations. Vaughan Williams - Tallis Fantasia. Pittsburgh 

Sym. Capitol SP-8383. A- ............................................................................................................. 14.00 

1593. STEINBERG: Rachmaninov - Symphony #2. Pittsburgh Sym. [mono only; notes by John 

Culshaw] Capitol P-8293. A-......................................................................................................... 12.00 

1594. STEINBERG: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #6. Pittsburgh Sym. Capitol P-8272. A- to B+................. 10.00 

1595. STEINBERG: Toch - Symphony #3. Hindemith - Mathis der Maler. Pittsburgh Sym. Cap P- 

8364. A-.......................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1596.*STOKOWSKI: Bloch - Schelomo (Neikrug, cello). Paul Ben-Haim - From Israel (Suite for 

Orchestra). Sym of the Air. United Art UAS-8005. A- .................................................................. 9.00 

1597.*STOKOWSKI: Dawson (William) - Negro Folk Symphony. American Symphony Orch. 

Varese Sarabande VC-81056. A-(c/c)............................................................................................ 16.00 

1598. STOKOWSKI: Debussy - Three Nocturnes; Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun; Clair de Lune. 

His Sym (NYP members: Julius Baker in Faun; Women of Shaw Chorale. RCA LM- 

1154. A--(occ lgt tks) ..................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1599. STOKOWSKI: Handel - Water Music Suite; Overture in d. Frescobaldi - Gagliarda. Palestrina 

- Adoramus Te. Vivaldi - Concerto Grosso #11. Lully - Pieces from Triomphe de l'Amour 

(Nocturne), Thesee (Marche) & Alceste (Prelude). Byrd - Pavane & Gigue. Phila. 

[recorded 1930-37] Leopold Stokowski Society of America LSSA-5. A- .................................... 35.00 

1600. STOKOWSKI: Liszt - Les Preludes. Schumann - Symphony #2. His Sym. [from RCA, 1947 & 

1950] dell'Arte LSS-8. A- to A ...................................................................................................... 16.00 

1601. STOKOWSKI: Rachmaninoff - Symphony #2 (Hollywood Bowl, 1946); Prelude in c# (Phila, 

1960). [live] Discocorp LSSA-228. A- to A.................................................................................... 9.00 

1602. STOKOWSKI: Saint-Saens - Excerpts from Samson & Delilah. Stevens; Peerce; Merrill; 

NBC Sym Members; Shaw Chorale. [lovely British pressing; from RCA LM-1848; 

recorded September 1954] Leopold Stokowski Society LS-15. A- to A....................................... 35.00 

1603. STOKOWSKI: Sibelius - Symphony #7. Schumann (arr. Stokowski) - Traumerei. Cowell - 

Tales of Our Countryside (composer, piano). Creston - Scherzo from Symphony #1. Gould 

- Guaracha. William Grant Still - Scherzo from Afro-American Symphony. All-American 

Youth Orchestra. [recorded 1940/41; first issue of the Sibelius here] Leopold Stokowski 

Society of America LSSA-8. A- .................................................................................................... 50.00 

1604. STOKOWSKI: Stravinsky - Le Sacre du Printemps; Firebird Suite. Phila. [From 1929/30 and 

1927 respectively] dell'Arte DA-9005. A- to A............................................................................. 18.00 

1605. STOKOWSKI: WAGNER - Rienzi Overture; Lohengrin & Tristan Act I Preludes; Liebestod 

& Brunnhilde's Immolation (Nilsson). ARIAS - Figaro, Prince Igor, Faust, (London); 

Tosca (Nilsson); Aida (Nilsson/London). [All from live concert(s), Philadelphia orch, 

1962] PROKOFIEV - Piano Concerto #3 (Kapell; NBC Sym) [live, 2/20/1949]. 

Melodram MEL-228(2). A- ........................................................................................................... 32.00


1606. STOKOWSKI: Music from Vienna. Haydn - Symphony #53. Beethoven - Turkish March 

from "The Ruins of Athens." Mozart - Turkish March from Sonata in A; German Dance 

("Sleigh Ride"). Schubert - Rosamunde Overture & Incidental Music; Tyrolean Dances. 

His Symphony Orch. [superb British DMM pressing of recordings made for RCA Victor 

between 1949-55] Leopold Stokowski Society LS-18. A- to A .................................................... 50.00 

1607. STOKOWSKI: Twentieth Century Masterworks. Ibert - Escales. Enesco - Roumanian 

Rhapsody #1. Granados - Intermezzo from "Goyescas." Rachmaninoff - Vocalise. 

Revueltas - Sensemaya. Vaughan Williams - Tallis Fantasia. His Symphony Orch. [lovely 

British pressing of recordings made for RCA Victor between 1947-53] [DMM] Leopold 

Stokowski Society LS-17. A- to A................................................................................................. 50.00 

STOKOWSKI: See also #29, 52, 636, 690, 698, 761, 762, 777, 1109 & 1394. 

1608. STRAUSS: Strauss - Alpine Symphony. Bavarian State Orch. [1941] Sera 60006. A- ..................... 9.00 

1609. STRAUSS: Strauss - Death & Transfiguration; Don Juan; Entr'acte from Intermezzo. BSOO. 

[recorded 1925-27; German-only notes] Heliodor 2548 748. A- .................................................. 12.00 

1610. SWOBODA: Goldmark - Rustic Wedding Symphony. VSOO. Concert Hall CHS-1138. B to 

B-...................................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1611.*SZELL: Beethoven - Symphony #1 & #2. CO. Epic BC-1292. A-(demo copy) ................................ 12.00 

SZELL: See also #65, 515, 776, 777, 1040, 1201 & 1314. 

1612.*TENNSTEDT: Beethoven Overtures - Egmont; Fidelio; Leonore #3; Coriolan; Prometheus. 

LPO. [dig] Angel DS-538045. A- ................................................................................................. 10.00 

1613. TOSCANINI: Beethoven - Symphony #9. Bovy; Thorborg; Peerce; Pinza; NBC. [Live, 2-6- 

1938] Discocorp ATRA-3007. A-.................................................................................................. 12.00 

1614. TOSCANINI: Debussy - La Mer; Iberia. RCA AT-111. A-(British pressings)................................... 12.00 

1615. TOSCANINI: Final Concert; April 4, 1954: Wagner - Lohengrin Prelude (I); Forest Murmurs; 

Siegfried's Rhine Journey; Tannhauser Overture & Bacchanale; Meistersinger Prelude (I). 

[Taken from broadcast, so you hear the announcement and brief interpolation of Brahms 

1st recording when Toscanini gets lost toward the end of the Bacchanale and the broadcast 

was interrupted.] CLS RPCL-2033. A-.......................................................................................... 25.00 

1616. TOSCANINI: Haydn - Symphonies #94 & #101. NBC Sym. RCA VIC-1262. FS(probably 

plum labels).................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1617. TOSCANINI: Mussorgsky-Ravel - Pictures at an Exhibition. Tchaikovsky - Nutcracker Suite. 

NBC Sym. [An oddity for the Toscanini collector. There is significant added reverb, at 

least in the Mussorgsky, and the transfer of the Nutcracker Suite omits the Overture! 

Russian-only notes] Melodiya 031745-6. A--................................................................................ 25.00 

1618. TOSCANINI: ROUSSEL - Spider's Feast. DUKAS - Arianne et Barbe-bleu Suite. RAVEL - 

La Valse. FRANCK - Redemption. BIZET - Jolie Fille de Perth Suite; L'Arlesienne Suites 

#1 & 2. NBC (NBC Cho in Dukas). [Live, 1943-52] Fonit Cetra ARK-11(2). A- to A............... 24.00 

1619. TOSCANINI: Saint-Saens - Symphony #3 (Crook, organ); Danse Macabre. RCA AT-150. A- 

(lovely German pressing)............................................................................................................... 12.00 

1620. TOSCANINI: Sibelius - En Saga. Schumann - Symphony #2. Mendelssohn - Violin Concerto 

(Heifetz). Dvorak - Symphonic Variations. NBC Sym. [Recorded live, 1944-1952] Fonit 

Cetra ARK-10(2). A- ..................................................................................................................... 32.00


1621. TOSCANINI: Strauss - Till Eulenspiegel; Don Juan. Berlioz - Queen Mab Scherzo. Dukas - 

Sorcerer's Apprentice. NBC Sym. RCA VIC-1267. A-(early plum-label pressing) ..................... 11.00 

1622. TOSCANINI: Verdi - Aida Overture (world premiere performance, 3/13/40; there was only 

one other before Verdi family put the piece back in their vault, though Abbado has 

recorded a transcription made from listening to the Toscanini performance); Overtures to 

Luisa Miller(1943) & Forza(1952); Rigoletto - Final Act (Warren; Peerce; Merriman; 

Moscono; 1944). [live performances with NBC Sym] Movimento Musica 01 002. A-............... 20.00 

1623. TOSCANINI: Wagner - Preludes to Lohengrin Acts 1 & 3; Dawn & Siegfried's Rhine Journey. 

Haydn - Symphony #101. NYP. Camden CAL-375. A- ............................................................... 14.00 

1624. TOSCANINI: Wagner - Rienzi (1938) & Dutchman (1939) Overtures; Parsifal Act III Excerpts 

(1940); Tannhauser - Dich Teure Halle (Traubel, 1941), Overture & Venusberg Music 

(1948), Act III Prelude (1946); Tristan Prelude (1941). NBC Symphony. [concert 

performances] Discocorp ATRA-3002(2). A- ............................................................................... 35.00 

1625. TOSCANINI: Rehearsals and live concert performance of Die Walkure, Act I, Scene 3. 

Bampton; Svanholm; NBC Symphony. [The rehearsals were apparently from April 4th 

& 5th, 1947; the performance (in Carnegie Hall) from the 6th; nice illustrated booklet 

includes English notes] Fonit Cetra ARK-12(3). A-...................................................................... 50.00 

TOSCANINI: See also #66, 274, 430, 616, 624, 640, 983, 999, 1037 & 1382. 

1626. VAN BEINUM: Beethoven Overtures - Leonore #3; Consecration of the House. LPO. [10inch] 

London LD-9022. A--........................................................................................................... 10.00 

1627. VAN BEINUM: Mozart - Concerti for Flute & Harp (Barwahser; Berghout) and Clarinet (de 

Wilde). ACO. Epic LC-3456. A- .................................................................................................. 12.00 

1628. VAN BEINUM: Schubert - Symphony #4. ACO. London CM-9064. A-(lovely!)............................. 15.00 

1629. VAN KEMPEN: Tchaikovsky - Suite #4; Serenade for Strings. Lamoureux Orchestra. Epic 

LC-3213. A-(Serenade is A- to B+)............................................................................................... 16.00 

1630. WALLENSTEIN: Chabrier - Marche Joyeuse; Habanera; Espana. Berlioz - Damnation of 

Faust Excerpts. LAPO. [scarce 10-inch disc] Decca DL-4087. A--(very fine for 10-inch 

Decca) ............................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

1631. WALLENSTEIN: Dohnanyi - Suite in f#. LAPO. [10-inch] Decca DL-6006. B ................................. 9.00 

1632. WALLENSTEIN: Enesco - Roumanian Rhapsody #1. Smetana - Moldau. LAPO. [10-inch] 

Decca DL-4012. B/B- ...................................................................................................................... 6.00 

1633.*WALLENSTEIN: Mussorgsky/Ravel - Pictures at an Exhibition. Virtuoso Sym of London. 

Audio Fidel FCS-50,004. A-............................................................................................................ 9.00 

1634. WALLENSTEIN: Offenbach Overtures - La Belle Helene; Orpheus in Hades. LAPO. [10inch; 

very early LAPO recordings] Decca DL-4095. B+ .............................................................. 10.00 

1635. WALLENSTEIN: Smetana - Bartered Bride: Overture; Polka; Furiant; Dance of the 

Comedians. LAPO. [10-inch] Decca DL-4014. A-(lovely!)......................................................... 16.00 

1636. WALTER: "The Birth of a Performance." Mozart - Symphony #36: three sides of set devoted 

to rehearsals; final side the complete performance. Columbia Symphony. [Slipcase 

includes 42-page booklet with notes by Neville Cardis, many terrific photos of Walter in 

rehearsal, plus the complete score to the symphony] Col DSL-224(2). A-/B+ ............................. 35.00


1637. WALTER: An Evening With Bruno Walter. Walter comments briefly before each of four 

works: Don Juan; Mozart 40th (NYP); Arias from Figaro (London) & Cosi (Steber). Col 

Sym in the arias. Col WZ-2. A-(gold "6-eyes" labels) .................................................................. 24.00 

1638. WALTER: Brahms - Double Concerto (Stern; Rose); Tragic Overture; Haydn Variations. 

NYP. [concerto recorded 1954] Col ML-5076. A--("6-eyes" labels; writing on back cover)....... 12.00 

1639.*WALTER: Brahms - Double Concerto. Francescatti; Fournier; Columbia Symphony Col 

MS-6158. A- .................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

1640. WALTER: Brahms - The Four Symphonies. NYP. [recorded 1951 (#4) & 1953; his first of two 

Brahms cycles; mono only] Odyssey 32 36 0007(3). A-............................................................... 35.00 

1641. WALTER: Dvorak - Symphony #8 (old #4). NYP. [Terrific performance. Not to be confused 

with Col Sym stereo remake (which isn't bad itself!)] [blue labels] Col ML-4119. B+(occ 

tks).................................................................................................................................................. 18.00 

1642. WALTER: Mozart - Symphony #39 & #41. NYP. Col ML-5014. A-("6-eyes" labels) ...................... 20.00 

1643.*WALTER: Schubert - Symphony #9. Columbia Symphony. Col MS-6219. A-(very early "6eyes" 

labels) ................................................................................................................................... 18.00 

1644. WALTER: Schumann - Symphony #1 (NYP; live, 1945). Mendelssohn - Violin Concerto 

(Milstein; NYP; 1945; maybe from Columbia commercial disc). Society BWS-716. A-............ 25.00 

WALTER: See also #215, 360, 362, 364 & 983. 

1645. WEINGARTNER: Brahms - Symphony #1. Mozart - Symphony #39. RPO. [recorded 1928] 

Opal 828. A- to A........................................................................................................................... 16.00 

1646.*ZINMAN: Janacek - Sinfonietta; Taras Bulba. Rotterdam Phil. Philips 9500 874. A- to 

A(c/c)................................................................................................................................................ 9.00 

LP's: Film Music 

1647. TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY: (Kern/Hammerstein) and THREE LITTLE WORDS 

(Kalmar/Ruby). MGM 2-SES-45-ST(2). FS.................................................................................. 12.00 

LP's: Musicals - Original Cast 

1648.*GYPSY: (Laurents; Styne; Sondheim). [original Broadway cast - Merman et. al.] Col OS- 

2017. A-(early "2-eyes" labels)........................................................................................................ 9.00 

I hope you’ve enjoyed browsing the catalog - 

Best wishes for a Happy Thanksgiving and a joyous holiday season! 

- Larry Jones

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