POLYPHONY2#AOL - Polyphony Recordings

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 #116 

[Closing Sunday, October 10th, 2010] 

WELCOME TO THE ONLINE VERSION 

OF POLYPHONY’S AUCTION CATALOG #116! 

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 Sunday, October 10th, 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 Sunday. October 10 th , 2010 (actually 9:00 a.m. CDT Monday the 

11 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 Sunday, October 10th. 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 Email 

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 - 16 

2-Track Tapes…………………………………….. # 17 - 22 

Londons; Mercuries; RCA’s; Misc Audiophile....... # 23 - 66 

Orchestral/Instrumental Repertoire & Collections.. # 67 - 95 

Piano, Conductors…………….………..…….…… # 96 - 120 

Musicals; Films; Miscellaneous Non-Classical…… # 121 - 179 

LP’s: Operas/Choral/Vocal: Complete; Exc; Collections.. # 180 - 386 

Vocalists………………………………………….. # 387 - 527 

Audiophile & Special Labels…………………... # 528 - 871 

Angels………………….. # 528 - 568 

Londons ……………….. # 569 - 605 

Mercury………………… # 606 - 624 

RCA……………………. # 625 - 818 

Misc…………………….. # 819 - 871 

Orchestral/Instrumental Repertoire…………….…… # 872 - 994 

Chamber Music & Collections……………………… # 995 - 1110 

Oboe; Violin; Cello; Harpsichord; Viola; Harp…..… #1111 - 1242 

Guitar; Piano………….… ……..…………..…..… #1243 - 1431 

Conductors…………………………………………. #1432 - 1689 

Film Music; Original Cast………………………….. #1690 - 1696 

Laser Discs: Miscellaneous handful……………………………..... #1697 - 1703 

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 Reels: Operatic & Choral Repertoire 

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

1.*BELLINI: Norma. Sutherland; Horne; Alexander; Cross; Bonynge/LSO & Cho. London W-90168(3). .............. 16.00 

2.*GLUCK: Orfeo ed Euridice. Horne; Lorengar; Donath; Solti/ROHCG. [D] London K-41285(2)......................... 20.00 

3.*HUMPERDINCK: Hansel & Gretel. Moffo; Donath; Fischer-Dieskau; Berthold; Ludwig; Auger; Popp; 

Eichorn/BVRS; Cho. [D; NL] RCA EOP2-0637-K-DP(2)............................................................................... 12.00 

4.*LEHAR: Merry Widow. Gueden; Grunden; Kmentt; Loose; Donch; Stolz/VSOO; Cho. London LOH- 

90003(2).............................................................................................................................................................. 20.00 

5.*MOZART: Cosi fan Tutte. Lorengar; Berganza; Berbie; Davies; Krause; Bacquier; Solti/LPO. [D; NL] 

London S-41442(4). (box has moderate tape repair) .......................................................................................... 15.00 

6.*MOZART: Masses in C, K.257 ("Credo") & K.317 ("Coronation"). Donath; Knight; Davies; Grant; 

Davis/LSO; Cho. Philips L-5034. ...................................................................................................................... 12.00 

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

Kubelik/BVRS & Cho. DGG W-41013(4). (w/LP-sized libretto; minor box tape repair) ............................... 32.00 

8.*STRAUSS: Der Rosenkavalier. Crespin; Minton; Donath; Jungwirth; Pavarotti; Wiener; Dickie; Solti/VPO; 

Cho. London I-90165(4). .................................................................................................................................... 24.00 

Open Reels: Vocalists 

9.*CABALLE: French Arias - Faust, Mireille, Romeo, Huguenots, Louise, Carmen, Thais. Giovaninetti/NPO. 

DGG L-3073. (first copy I've seen in a dozen years) ......................................................................................... 12.00 

10.*CRESPIN: Prima Donna from Paris. Iphigenie; 3 Valses(3); Damnation; Sapho; Ascanio; Werther(3); 

Carmen(2); Perichole(3); Helene; Duchesse; Phi-Phi; Amour Masque; Damnation; Ciboulette(2). 

Lombard/Sebastian; OSR/VSOO. London K-90203(2).................................................................................. 20.00 

11.*FARRELL: Puccini Arias - La Rondine, Manon Lescaut, Boheme, Gianni Schicchi, Butterfly, Tosca & 

Turandot. Rudolf/Col Sym. Col MQ-358.......................................................................................................... 12.00 

12.*FARRELL: I've Got a Right to Sing the Blues! Twelve popular songs including September Song, On the 

Sunny Side of the Street, Blues in the Night, Old Devil Moon. Luther Henderson/Orch. Col CQ-343......... 12.00 

13.*PAVAROTTI: Mamma - Popular Italian Songs (16), arranged and conducted by Henry Mancini. [digital; 

recorded in Geneva, 1984; there were not very many open-reels which were recorded digitally!] London 

1R1-7668............................................................................................................................................................. 16.00

Open Reels: Operatic & Choral Repertoire - continued 

14.*PEERCE: Handel Arias (Atalanta; Samson; Alexander's Feast; Semele; Acis & Galatea; Radamisto; Alceste; 

Jephta; Judas). Schwieger/VSOO. Westminster WTC-163............................................................................... 15.00 

15.*SILLS: Arias & Scenes from French Opera - Manon, Louise, Hamlet, Mignon, Robert le Diable, Huguenots. 

Mackerras/RPO; Cho. West L-7163................................................................................................................ 14.00 

16.*TEBALDI: "In Concert" - Songs by Donizetti; Mascagni; Rossini; Ponchielli; Pergolesi; Tosti; Zandonai; 

Bellini; Puccini; Paradisi; Scarlatti; Gluck; Ricci; Marcadante; Cimara. Bonynge, piano. [D] London L- 

490226................................................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

Open Reels: 2-Track Classical Tapes 

17.*RCA FCS--2: STRAUSS - Ein Heldenleben. Reiner/CSO. [Pfeiffer; Chase; TAS 108:110-11 re 1st stereo LP 

issue. This was the very first Reiner/CSO recording (March 6, 1954); Salome's Dance was taped at the 

same sessions, and the Zarathustra two days later. This tape was its first stereo issue; it was issued in 

mono on LM-1807, but never in stereo on LP until the Victrola issue of 1964. Scarce!] (box has scuffs 

and a minor dent) ................................................................................................................................................ 95.00 

Open Reels: 2-Track Popular Tapes 

18.*BEL CANTO ST-DX: Stereophonic Demonstration Tape. Fifteen minutes of excerpts from eight Bel 

Canto releases from Rachmaninoff to Victor Herbert. ....................................................................................... 12.00 

19.*CAPITOL ZC-47: SEA OF DREAMS - Nelson Riddle & His Orchestra. (mnor box cover tears)...................... 16.00 

20.*CAPITOL ZD-12: FRED WARING AND THE PENNSYLVANIANS - In Hi Fi. ............................................... 15.00 

21.*CAPITOL ZF--9: ROGER WAGNER CHORALE - House of the Lord. .............................................................. 16.00 

22.*RCA CPS-144: MUSIC FOR DINING - The Melachrino Orchestra. .................................................................. 20.00 

Open Reels: Londons 

23.*L-80063: SCHUMANN - Piano Concerto (Wand/VPO); Waldscenen. Backhaus (in all). ................................... 18.00 

24.*LC-80189(2): DVORAK - Symphonies #6 & #7. Kertesz/LSO............................................................................. 20.00 

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

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

26.*LCK-80141(2): SCHUBERT - Symphony #8 & #9; Overtures - In the Italian Style in C; Des Teufels 

Lustschloss. Kertesz/VPO. ................................................................................................................................ 25.00 

27.*LCK-80193(2): DVORAK - Symphonies #3 & #8. Kertesz/LSO. ......................................................................... 20.00 

28.*LCK-80194(2): DVORAK - Symphonies #4 & #5. Kertesz/LSO. ......................................................................... 20.00 

29.*LCK-80195(2): DVORAK - Symphony #9; In Nature's Realm; Hussite; Othello. Kertesz/LSO. ......................... 20.00 

30.*LCL-80087: GLINKA - A Life for the Czar Overture; Kamarinskaya. PROKOFIEV - Classical Symphony; 

March & Scherzo from Love for Three Oranges. BORODIN - In the Steppes of Central Asia. 

Ansermet/OSR................................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

31.*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 

32.*LCL-80170: BRUCKNER - Symphony #9. Mehta/VPO........................................................................................ 16.00 

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

Godfrey/London New Sym; D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. [TAS 42:112-15] [FFST spine] ................... 16.00 

35.*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 

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

Ludwig; Popp; Solti/VPO; Cho. [Three reels; equivalent to six LP's; TAS 65:160L] ..................................... 30.00

Open Reels: Londons - continued 

37.*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 

38.*LPM-70032: EDMUND ROS & HIS ORCHESTRA - The Sound of Music in Latin Tempos for Dancing. 

[blue-spined FFST box] London LPM-70032. ................................................................................................... 12.00 

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

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

Open Reels: London Phase-4 Stereo 

40.*K-475066(2): GILBERT & SULLIVAN - H.M.S. Pinafore. Reed; Lawlor; Mason; Ayldon; Ellison; 

Jackson; Walker/RPO; D'Oyly Carte Opera Company. [Notes; NL] ........................................................... 20.00 

41.*L-475074: STOKOWSKI'S FINEST MOMENTS - Ride of Valkyries; Night on Bald Mountain; Sleeping 

Beauty Waltz; Engulfed Cathedral; Pastorale (Stravinsky); Amen (Handel); Eventail de Jeanne Fanfare. 

LSO; NPO; RPO; Hilversum Radio Orch. [D] .............................................................................................. 15.00 

42.*L-475087: THE MAGNIFICENT SOUND OF BAROQUE BRASS. Howarth & Civil/London Festival 

Brass Ens. [D] .................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

43.*L-75002: GROFE - Grand Canyon Suite. Black/London Festival Orch. .............................................................. 12.00 

44.*LCL-75009: GERSHWIN - Rhapsody in Blue; American in Paris. Black/London Festival Orch. ...................... 12.00 

45.*LCL-75016: WAGNER - Siegfried's Rhine Journey & Funeral Music; Entrance of the Gods into Valhalla; 

Forest Murmurs; Ride. Stokowski/LSO. [One of the least common of the Stokowski Phase-4s: my last 

copy sold in 2001! Stupendous horn whoop (Tuckwell?) at end of Ride.] ........................................................ 18.00 

46.*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 

47.*LPL-66003(2): PHASE-FOUR POPULAR SAMPLER. Long double-play tape of 22 selections by many 

Phase-Four artists, including Ronnie Aldrich, Stanley Black, Frank Chacksfield, Ted Heath, Mantovani, 

Werner Muller, Eric Rogers, Robert Merrill, Edmundo Ros, etc. ...................................................................... 18.00 

48.*LPL-66004(2): PHASE-FOUR POPULAR SAMPLER #2: Another generous double-play tape with twentythree 

selections by Phase-Four artists, including Grenadier Guards, Ronald Shaw, Johnny Keating, Roger 

Laredo, Les Paul, Ronnie Aldrich, Stanley Black, Frank Chacksfield, Ted Heath, Los Machucambos, 

Werner Muller & Edmundo Ros......................................................................................................................... 18.00 

49.*LPL-74003: BONGOS FROM THE SOUTH - Edmund Ros/His Orchestra. ...................................................... 12.00 

50.*LPL-74004: STANLEY BLACK - Exotic Percussion. ............................................................................................ 12.00 

51.*LPL-74015: EDMUNDO ROS - Dance Again........................................................................................................ 12.00 

52.*LPL-74030: MEXICO - Roland Shaw/Orch. ......................................................................................................... 12.00 

53.*LPL-74044: TROOPING THE COLOUR - Bands and Pipes of The Grenadier Guards. .................................. 12.00 

54.*LPL-74079: TED HEATH - Pow!............................................................................................................................ 12.00 

Open Reels: Mercuries 

55.*L-90417: BAROQUE CONCERTOS FOR FOUR GUITARS & Other Works. The Romeros. [From SR- 

90417] ................................................................................................................................................................. 30.00 

56.*ST-3-12: GALAXY - Music from Nine Great Orchestras. Sampler of single tracks from albums by Quincy 

Jones, Xavier Cugat, Pete Rugolo, David Carroll, Mike Simpson, Clebanoff Strings, Hal Mooney, 

Richard Hayman & Frederick Fennell. .......................................................................................................... 16.00 

57.*STB-60103: RICHARD HAYMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA - Caramba! - The Day of the Bullfight. 

[Engineered by Bob Fine]................................................................................................................................... 20.00

Open Reels: RCA's 

58.*CAMDEN CTR-474: FAVORITE MARCHES - Lief Nagel/The Norwegian Military Band. [includes Col. 

Bogey; Washington Post; Stars & Stripes; Valdres; El Capitan; seven more, mostly Sousa]............................ 12.00 

59.*FTC-2014: ROMBERG - The Desert Song. Lanza; Raskin; Murcell; Arthur; Callinicos/Orch & Cho................ 12.00 

60.*FTC-2029: SAINT-SAENS - Symphony #3. Zamkochian; Munch/BSO. [Mohr/Layton] [TAS 32:148; 

36:162; 44:178] (very minor box scuffs) ............................................................................................................ 45.00 

61.*FTC-2061: GOULD - Fall River Legend; Interplay; Latin American Symphonette (Tango & Guaracha). 

Gould/His Orch. [Habig; Layton; from LSC-2532 on LP: see TAS 96:146] (the 1st copy of this I've ever 

seen on tape!) ...................................................................................................................................................... 50.00 

62.*FTO-5033: THE SOUND OF MUSIC (Rodgers & Hammerstein). Soundtrack recording with Julie Andrews 

& Christopher Plummer. [Plumb; Norman].......................................................................................................... 9.00 

63.*FTP-1213: THREE GREAT PIANOS - Four selections each by Peter Nero, Frankie Carle & Floyd 

Cramer. .............................................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

Open Reels: Miscellaneous Audiophile & Special Label 

64.*BERKSHIRE CS-101: BEETHOVEN - Symphony #6. Robert Langer/Frankfurt Symphony. ......................... 18.00 

65.*COMMAND 4T-11015: BRAHMS - Symphony #3; Tragic. Steinberg/Pittsburgh Sym. [35mm] ...................... 20.00 

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

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

Open Reels: Orchestral & Instrumental Repertoire 

67.*BEETHOVEN: Symphony #5 (Scholz/Suddeutsche Phil) & #6 (Swarowsky/Suddeutsche Phil); Violin 

Romance #2 (Cerkow; Scholz/Suddeutsche Phil). [D] Ampex L-6008(2). (minor box damage and tape 

repair).................................................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

69.*BRAHMS: Symphony #1; Academic Festival. Walter/Col Sym. Col MQ-337. (minor box scuffs) ..................... 16.00 

70.*COPLAND: Dance Panels(*); Danzon Cubano (LSO); Three Latin American Sketches(*); El Salon Mexico 

(NPO). Composer conducts all; * = 1st recordings. Col 1R1-6444. ................................................................. 12.00 

71.*HAYDN: Symphony # 99 - #104. Woldike/VSOO. [3 3/4 ips] Van VEF-1916(3). FS ......................................... 12.00 

72.*LEGRAND: Suite from "Umbrellas of Cherbourg;" Theme and Variations for Two Pianos from "The Go- 

Between." Noble, piano; Composer plays piano & conducts LSO. Col 1R1-7101. (minor box damage & 

repair).................................................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

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

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

75.*MAHLER: Symphony # 7. Bernstein/NYP. Col M2Q-858(2). .............................................................................. 12.00 

76.*MAHLER: Symphony # 8. Spoorenberg; Jones; Annear; Reynolds; Procter; Mitchinson; Ruzdjak; McIntyre; 

Bernstein/LSO & Misc Chos. Col M2Q-876(2). (minor box damage)............................................................ 16.00 

77.*MOZART: Clarinet Concerto (Marcellus); Divertimento #2. Szell/CO. Col MQ-892. ......................................... 12.00 

78.*MOZART: Mozart - Four Horn Concerti; Rondo. Civil; Marriner/ASMF. [D] Phil E-45325. (slight box 

tear) ..................................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

79.*NIELSEN: Symphony #6; Overture & Prelude to Act II of Masquerade. Ormandy/Phila. [Terrific - one of 

Ormandy's great recordings!] Col MQ-859. ....................................................................................................... 16.00 

80.*PROKOFIEV: Suite of Waltzes, Op.110. JANACEK: Sinfonietta. Rozhdestvensky/Moscow Radio Orch [3 

3/4 ips] Mel-Angel Y1S-40075........................................................................................................................... 11.00 

81.*SCHUBERT: Symphony #5 (Walter/Col Sym) & #8 (Walter/NYP). Col MQ-391. ............................................ 12.00 

82.*SIBELIUS: Kyllikki; 3 Sonatines; Sonata . D. Rubinstein (piano). [D; BC] MHS C-1218. .................................. 16.00 

83.*WALTON: Sonata for Strings. PROKOFIEV: Visions Fugitives. Marriner/ASMF. [D; BC; 275 copies 

made] Argo E-711. (minor box scuffs)............................................................................................................... 15.00

Open Reels: Collections 

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

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

86.*AN 18TH CENTURY CONCERT: Works of CORELLI (Christmas Concerto Grosso); L.MOZART (Toy 

Symphony); TORELLI(Nativity Concerto); BACH(3 Chorales). Janigro/I Solisti di Zagreb. Van VTC- 

1617..................................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

87.*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 

88.*BATH FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA: HINDEMITH - Five Pieces. BRITTEN - Bridge Variations. 

STRAVINSKY - Concerto in D. BARTOK - Divertimento. TIPPETT - Fantasia Concertante on a Theme 

of Corelli (Composer conducts). CORELLI - Concerto Grosso, Op.6, #2. Menuhin conducts rest. [3 3/4 

ips] Angel Y2S-3690(2)...................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

89.*CONCERT FAVORITES: BOULT/LPO in Academic Festival, Magic Flute, Russlan & Ludmilla Overtures; 

Bartered Bride Overture & Excerpts; Moldau. DAVIS/SINFONIA OF LONDON in Haydn Variations; 

Hebrides & Fidelio Overtures. [3 3/4 ips; Double-Play] Col DT2-5482(2). ...................................................... 12.00 

90.*COVENT GARDEN OPERA: Anniversary Album. Excerpts from Carmen, Troyens, Daughter, Boris, 

Figaro, Otello, Boheme, Midsummer Night's Dream, Billy Budd, King Priam, Troilus & Cressida, 

Fidelio, Rosenkavalier, Elektra, Rheingold. Conducted by Kubelik; Solti; Walton; Bonynge; Downes; 

Goodall. London D-90152(2)............................................................................................................................. 25.00 

91.*MORMON TABERNACLE CHOIR: Christmas Carols (15). Col MQ-758. (minor box dent invisible on 

spine)................................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

92.*ONE THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS: Rimsky-Korsakov - Scheherazade (Kempe/RPO). Tchaikovsky - 

Serenade for Strings (Faris/Sinfonia of London). Glinka - Russlan Overture & Rimsky-Korsakov - 

Dance of Tumblers (Boult/LPO). [3 3/4 ips double-play reel] Col D2T-5148(2)............................................. 12.00 

93.*SWITCHED ON BACH: Brandenburg Concerto #3; 2-Part Inventions; Preludes & Fugues #2 & 7; Jesu; 

Wachet Auf; Air; Sinfonia to Cantata #29. Walter Carlos, Moog Synthesizer. [Classic, of course] Col 

MQ-1042............................................................................................................................................................. 14.00 

94.*THE CANTERBURY PILGRIMS: A Description in Words & Music. Composed & arranged by John 

Hawkins & Richard Hill; Music by Gabrieli Brass; Narration by Martin Starkie. [Unusual - my only 

other copy ever sold in 1995!] DGG DGC-9380................................................................................................ 15.00 

95.*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 Reels: Pianists 

96.*BUSONI: Beethoven-Liszt - Ruins of Athens Fantasia. Bach-Busoni - Choral Prelude. Verdi-Liszt - Rigoletto 

Paraphrase. Chopin - Prelude; Nocturne; Polonaise. [Performed 1905; from Welte piano rolls] Welte 

Legacy RTN-668................................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

97.*CARRENO: (Teresa): Beethoven Sonata #21. Chopin Ballades #1 & #3. [Performed in 1906; from Welte 

piano rolls] Welte Legacy RTN-670. (tight original sticker suggests tape unplayed)........................................ 12.00 

98.*D'ALBERT: Short works of Chopin(3), Schubert-Liszt, Schubert, Liszt-d'Albert & Grieg. [from 1913 Welte 

piano rolls] Welte Legacy RTN-672. (tight original sticker suggests tape unplayed)........................................ 12.00 

99.*DE PACHMAN: Chopin - Waltzes(3), Nocturnes (3) & Mazurkas(3). Encores by Henselt-Pachman, 

Godowsky & Verdi-Liszt-Pachman. [1906; from piano rolls] Welte Legacy RTN-667.................................... 12.00 

100.*DEBUSSY: Debussy - La Plus que Lente Waltz; Five Preludes; d'Un Cahier d'Esquisses. RAVEL: Ravel - 

Valses Nobles et Sentimentales; Sonatines #1 & #2. [Performed 1913; fr Welte piano rolls] Welte 

Legacy RTN-663.............................................................................................................................................. 12.00

Open Reels: Pianists - continued 

101.*GANZ: Korngold Sonata (1st & 2nd movements). Debussy - Two Preludes. Short works of Chopin 

(Nocturne), Granados, Glazounov & Liszt. [from Welte piano rolls made in 1913] Welte Legacy 

RTN-671. (tight original sticker suggests tape unplayed)................................................................................ 12.00 

102.*GRANADOS: His Goyescas: Part 1, #2-4; Spanish Dance #5; Piece de Scarlatti. FALLA: Two Spanish 

Pieces. [From Welte piano rolls made in 1913; recorded in 1968] Welte Legacy RTN-669. (tight 

original sticker suggests tape unplayed)........................................................................................................... 12.00 

103.*HOFMANN: Beethoven - Sonata #18. Mendelssohn - Rondo Capriccioso. Handel - Variations in d. 

[Performed 1913; from Welte piano rolls] Welte Legacy RTN-662. (tight original sticker suggests tape 

unplayed) .......................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

104.*HOROWITZ: Chopin - 6 Mazurkas; 3 Etudes; Prelude; Waltz; Polonaise. Col R11-6251................................... 12.00 

105.*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 

106.*PADEREWSKI: Chopin - Polonaise, Op.53; Etude in G-flat, Op.25, #9; Ballade, Op.47; Nocturne in G, 

Op.37, #2. Beethoven Sonata #14. [from 1906 piano rolls] Welte Legacy RTN-664. .................................... 12.00 

107.*SAINT-SAENS: Saint-Saens - Rouet d'Omphale; Samson & Delila, Act I Finale; Valse Nonchalente; 

Mazurka, Bemoir; Rhapsodie d'Auvergne; Revere a Blidah; Gavotte in F; Valse Mignonne. 

[Performed 1905; Welte piano rolls] Welte Legacy RTN-666. ...................................................................... 12.00 

108.*SAMAROFF: (Olga): Brahms Rhapsody in g. Chopin Sonata in b. Wagner - Ride of Valkyries. 

[Performed in 1908; from Welte piano rolls] Welte Legacy RTN-665. .......................................................... 12.00 

Open Reels: Conductors 

110.*BERNSTEIN: Mahler - Symphony # 7. NYP. Col M2Q-858(2)........................................................................... 12.00 

111.*BERNSTEIN: Overtures: Wm Tell, Zampa, Mignon, Raymond, Poet. NYP. Col MQ-735. ................................ 12.00 

112.*BOULT: Beethoven - Symphony #3 & #5; Egmont & Coriolan Overtures. Phiharmonic Promenade 

Orchestra of London. Vanguard VTF-1605(2).............................................................................................. 16.00 

113.*BOULT: Holst - The Planets. NPO. [3 3/4 ips] Angel Y1S-36420. ........................................................................ 6.00 

114.*FIEDLER: An Evening at the "Pops." Mendelssohn Piano Concerto #1 (Susan Starr) Britten - Matinees 

Musicales; Cole Porter Greats; Fiddler on the Roof Excerpts; TV Triptych; Poet & Peasant; Blue 

Danube; Amparito Roca; Farandole; And I Love Her; Hard Day's Night. Fiedler/BPS. [3 3/4-inch 

double-play tape; these were on LP on two separate discs: LSC-2827 & LSC-2882] RCA TR3- 

5003(2). (minor box scuffs).............................................................................................................................. 16.00 

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

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

116.*ORMANDY: Prokofiev - Love for 3 Oranges & Lt. Kije Suites; Classical Symphony. Phila. Col MQ-615....... 12.00 

117.*ORMANDY: Bach Album. Toccata & Fugue in d; Jesu; Mighty Fortress; Arioso; Little Suite; Fugue in g; 

Passacaglia & Fugue in c; Sheep; Toccata, Adagio & Fugue in C; etc. Ormandy/Phila. Col MGR- 

30072(2). .......................................................................................................................................................... 25.00 

118.*SZELL: Beethoven - Symphony #5; Dvorak - Symphony #9; Schubert - Symphony #8. CO. [3 3/4 ips; the 

New World was never issued at 7 1/2 ips] Col DT2-5536(2). ......................................................................... 10.00 

119. TOSCANINI: SIBELIUS - Symphony #2. SHOSTAKOVICH - Symphony #1. HAYDN - Symphony #99. 

BRAHMS - Gesang der Parzen (Shaw Chorale). NBC Sym. [All from live concerts, 1940-49; 3 3/4 

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

120.*WALTER: Schubert - Symphony #5 (Columbia Symphony) & #8 (NYP). Col MQ-391................................... 12.00

Open Reels: Film Music 

121.*ANNE OF THE THOUSAND DAYS: (Georges Delerue). Decca ST74-9174. (first time I've seen this 

tape) .................................................................................................................................................................. 15.00 

122.*LAWRENCE OF ARABIA: (Jarre). Colpix CX-603. (legendary score; scarce tape - my first copy!) ................. 35.00 

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

124.*ROZSA: Conducts His Great Film Music. From - Knights of the Round Table; Diane; Story of Three 

Loves; Young Bess; Thief of Baghdad; Double Life; Lost Weekend; A Time to Love and a Time to 

Die; Naked City. RPO. [D] DGG 3650 053-A................................................................................................ 24.00 

125.*SCROOGE: (Bricusse). Finney; Guinness; Fraser/Orch. Col SR-30258............................................................. 12.00 

126.*SOUTH PACIFIC: (Rodgers & Hammerstein). Brazzi (Giorgio Tozzi sings his part); Gaynor; Kerr. [3 3/4 

ips] RCA TO3-1018. (minor box scuffs) ......................................................................................................... 10.00 

127.*ZORBA THE GREEK: (Mikis Theodorakis). 20th Century Fox TCC-4167....................................................... 12.00 

Open Reels: Musicals - Original Cast 

128.*ANNIE GET YOUR GUN: CALL ME MADAM - Selections with Judy Lynn and Larry Douglas. 

Warren Vincent/His Orchestra. Stereo Tapes TT-410................................................................................. 12.00 

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

130.*MAME: (Original Broadway Cast). Angela Lansbury, et. al. Col OQ-853. (1st copy I've seen since 

1995!) ............................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

131.*PURLIE: Original Broadway Cast. Ampex N-101................................................................................................. 12.00 

Open Reels: Miscellaneous Non-Classical 

132.*50 GUITARS OF TOMMY GARRETT: Maria Elena. Liberty STL-14030-C.................................................... 12.00 

133.*ALL STAR FESTIVAL: 12 Great Popular Stars: Brothers Four, Dave Brubeck, Ray Conniff, De Vol, 

Percy Faith, Andre Previn, Mitch Miller, Kostelanetz, Les Elgart, 3 more. Col SQ-2.................................... 12.00 

134.*ANTONIO CARLOS JOBIM: Wave. A&M AMC-3002...................................................................................... 12.00 

135.*BAJA MARIMBA BAND: Do You Know the Way to San Jose?. [3 3/4 ips] A & M AMX-150. .................... 10.00 

136.*BARBRA STREISAND: Je M'Appelle Barbra. Col CQ-862. ............................................................................ 12.00 

137.*BEL CANTO ST-DX (POPS): Popular Demonstration Tape. Six selections from popular releases and 

several sound effect selections of the sort that were very popular in the early stereo era: atomic 

explosion, jet bomber, freight train, racetrack, airport, etc. ............................................................................. 10.00 

138.*BENT FABRIC: Alley Cat. [3 3/4 ips] Atco 148. ................................................................................................. 10.00 

139.*BENT FABRIC: Organ Grinder's Swing. [3 3/4 ips] Atco 164. ......................................................................... 10.00 

140.*BOB THIELE: HIS NEW HAPPY TIMES ORCHESTRA: Thoroughly Modern Millie. ABC AB-605........... 12.00 

141.*BOBBY GOLDSBORO: Honey. United Artists UST-6642-C.............................................................................. 12.00 

142.*DOC SEVERINSON & "FRIENDS": Swinging & Singing. [3 3/4] Command R4T3-909. ................................ 10.00 

143.*DOROTHY DONNEGIN: "LIVE". Ten selections; tape claims one hour of play, so they must stretch out 

a bit. [3 3/4 ips] Tape-Mates TMS-60-01......................................................................................................... 10.00 

144.*EL CHICANO: Viva Tirado. Kapp M-3632. ........................................................................................................ 12.00 

145.*FRANK CHACKSFIELD: The Best of Cole Porter. Richmond RPE-45005...................................................... 10.00 

146.*FRED HARTLEY: His Twin Pianos. Richmond RPX-49003.............................................................................. 12.00 

147.*GLEN GRAY/CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA: Today's Best. 12 recreations of originals by Ellington, 

Dorsey, Miller, Basie, Harry James, Kenton, Charlie Barnet, etc. Cap ZT-1938........................................... 12.00 

148.*GUITARS UNLIMITED: Tender is the Night. [3 3/4] Capitol Y1T-173............................................................ 10.00 

149.*HARA'S BIG BAND: Hold On! [3 3/4 ips] Superscope 3-A012-N...................................................................... 10.00 

150.*ILTON DELUGG ORCHESTRA: 51 Broadway Favorites. With Jon Costa, piano. [Double-play tape] 

Musicor MTR T-401. ....................................................................................................................................... 12.00

Open Reels: Miscellaneous Non-Classical - continued 

151.*KING CURTIS: Everybody's Talkin' ATCO ATC M-385.................................................................................. 12.00 

152.*KING RICHARD: Something Super. [3 3/4 ips] MTA 5005............................................................................... 10.00 

153.*KINGSTON TRIO: Here We Go Again. Capitol ZT-1258. ................................................................................. 16.00 

154.*LESTER LANIN: Plays Latin. Epic EN-609. ....................................................................................................... 15.00 

155.*LIVING VOICES: Positively 4th Street and Other Message Folk Songs. Camden CTR-947.......................... 12.00 

156.*LONDON POPULAR SAMPLER: Ten selections; two each by Ted Heath, Frank Chacksfield, 

Mantovani, Stanley Black & Edmundo Ros London LPQ-66000. .............................................................. 12.00 

157.*MARTIN DENNY: Exotica. Liberty 7034. ........................................................................................................... 12.00 

158.*MEMBERS OF SHAW ORCHESTRA: Tribute to Artie Shaw. Crown ST-107................................................ 12.00 

159.*MEMORIES OF THE ROARING 20S: Carol Channing; The Ragtime Rascals; The Collegians. 

Society LSS-1000-4T. ...................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

160.*NANA MOUSKOURI: The Voice of Greece. [3 3/4 ips] Fontana FTX-67529. .................................................. 10.00 

161.*PEGGY LEE: Pretty Eyes (May/Orchestra). PEGGY LEE/GEORGE SHEARING AND QUINTET: 

Beauty and the Beat! [3 3/4 ips] Cap Y2T-2235(2)....................................................................................... 12.00 

162.*PERCY FAITH: Viva! - The Music of Mexico. Col CQ-321................................................................................ 12.00 

163.*ROBERT DE CORMIER FOLK SINGERS: Dance Gal - Gimme the Banjo. Command RS 4T-865. .............. 12.00 

164.*ROGER WILLIAMS: I'll Remember You. Kapp KTC-41111. (minor box scuffs) ............................................ 10.00 

165.*SAMPLER SERIES: Popular Sampler. Ten selections from catalogs of Warner Bros, Verve, Atco, 

MGM, etc. Artists include Benny Goodman, Mel Torme, Bobby Darin, David Rose. United Stereo 

Tapes RQ-401................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

166.*SAMPLER SERIES: Sounds! Ten selections from catalogs of Warner Bros, MGM, United Artists, 

Medallion, Time, etc. Artists include Spike Jones, Ferrante & Teicher, Al Caiola. United Stereo 

Tapes RQ-404................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

167.*STEREOTAPE SHOWCASE: Twelve selections by Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Dean Martin, Frank 

Sinatra, Dinah Shore, Sammy Davis Jr., Lawrence Welk, etc. Stereotape S9-2........................................ 12.00 

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

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

169.*THE BOB CREWE GENERATION: Music to Watch Birds By. [3 3/4 ips] DynoVoice 87-31902................... 10.00 

170.*THE BOB CREWE GENERATION: Music to Watch Girls By. [3 3/4 ips] DynoVoice DVX-9003................. 10.00 

171.*THE HAROLD BETTERS SOUND: Ram-Bunk-Shush. Reprise RS-6195........................................................ 12.00 

172.*THE TWIN STRING ORCHESTRAS: George Gershwin. Ten selections. Warren Edward Vincent, 

conductor. Pickwick P4T-403. ......................................................................................................................... 12.00 

173.*THE VOGUES: Till. Reprise RST-6326-C............................................................................................................ 12.00 

174.*TONY HATCH: A Latin Happening. Warner Bros WST-1671-C. ..................................................................... 12.00 

175.*TRINI LOPEZ: Live at Basin Street East. Reprise RS-6134............................................................................... 12.00 

176.*TYREE GLENN: Try a Little Tenderness. Roulette RTC-504. .......................................................................... 12.00 

177.*VINNIE BELL, GUITAR & ORCH: 51 Greatest Motion Picture Favorites. [Double-play tape] Musicor 

MTR T-400(2).................................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

178.*XAVIER CUGAT: Dance Party. Decca ST74-4740............................................................................................. 12.00 

179.*YOU ARE THERE TONIGHT: A Complete Authentic Minstrel Show. Joseph Kuhn conducts an 

orchestra and members of the Lee Gordon group. Spectrum AST-200.......................................................... 12.00 

LP listings begin on the next page �

LONG-PLAYING RECORDS 

That's it for the tapes: the rest of the catalog is devoted to LP's and a handful of laser discs. 

LP's: Operatic & Choral Repertoire 

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

180. BACH: Cantata #4; Motet #3. Shaw/His Chorale; RCA Victor Sym. [only in print January 1954 to 

July/August 1957] RCA LM-9035. B+/B(earliest labels)................................................................................ 10.00 

181. BACH: Motet #3 "Jesus, Dearest Master." Shaw/RCA Victor Chorale & Orch (oddly, NOT the Shaw 

Chorale). [10-inch] RCA LM-11. B to B+......................................................................................................... 8.00 

182.*BACH: St. Matthew Passion. Ludwig; Janowitz; Schreier; Laubenthal; Fischer-Dieskau; Berry; 

Karajan/BPO; Vienna Singverein. DGG 2864 017(4). A- to A(lovely Italian pressings) ........................... 21.00 

183. BEETHOVEN: An die Ferne Geliebte (Schiotz; Horszowski). BACH: Cantata #189 (Schiotz; Wummer; 

Tabuteau; Schneider; Tortelier; Veyron-Lacroix). [Perpignan Festival, 1951; scarce disc!] Col ML- 

4641. B/B- ........................................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

184.*BEETHOVEN: Christ on the Mount of Olives. Raskin; Lewis; Beattie; Ormandy/Phila; Temple 

University Choirs. Col MS-6841. A-(early "2-eyes" labels; s/s).................................................................... 11.00 

185. BEETHOVEN: Egmont (complete incidental music). Laszlo; Liewehr; Scherchen/VSOO. West WL- 

5281. B ............................................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

186. 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 

187. BELLINI: Il Pirata. Callas; Safarty; Miranda-Ferraro; Rescigno/American Opera Society. [Live, 1959; 

NL; blank jackets] FWR 641(2). A-................................................................................................................. 14.00 

188. BERLIOZ: Damnation of Faust (in German). Vroons; Hotter; Schwarzkopf; Pernerstorfer; 

Furtwangler/Lucern Festival Orchestra & Chorus. [Live; August 28, 1950; includes notes in 

English, but libretto in German only] Fonit Cetra FE-21(3). A- to A.............................................................. 42.00 

189. BERLIOZ: Les Troyens. Ferrer; Gambon; Giraudeau; Beecham/RPO; BBC Theatre Chorus. [Live 

broadcast, 1947; no notes; NL] Melodram MEL-303(5). A- to A ................................................................... 42.00 

190. BERLIOZ: Romeo et Juliette. Resnik; Turp; Ward; Monteux/LSO & Cho. [Fold-open album; notes 

AUTOGRAPHED in bold black marker by Resnik & Ward] West XWN-2233(2). A-................................ 21.00 

191.*BERNSTEIN: Songfest. Elias; Gramm; Reardon; Rosenshein; Dale; Williams; Composer/National Sym. 

DGG 2531 044. A- to A ................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

192. BIZET: Carmen. Destinn; Nast; Jorn; Bachmann; Dahn; Lieban; Krasa; Unidentified 

conductor/company. [recorded 1908; no notes or libretto included - as issued, I believe] Discophilia 

KS-1/3(3). A-.................................................................................................................................................... 24.00 

193.*BLOW: Ode on the Death of Henry Purcell; Bring Shepherds, Bring the Kids & Lambs; Cloe Found 

Amintas Lying; Sing, Ye Muses. Deller Consort; Stour Festival Chamber Orch. RCA VICS-1276. 

FS........................................................................................................................................................................ 9.00 

194. BOIELDIEU: La Dame Blanche. Louvay; Doniaz; Baudoz; Berbie; Legros; Heral; Stoll/Raymond Saint- 

Paul Orch & Cho. [With lovely Soria-like illustrated booklet, but with French-only notes & libretto] 

Vega VAL-23(3). A- ........................................................................................................................................ 30.00 

195.*BRITTEN: Curlew River. Pears; Shirley-Quirk; Blackburn; Composer & Tunnard/English Opera 

Group. London OSA-1156. A-.......................................................................................................................... 8.00 

196. BUSONI: Arlecchino. Malbin; Gester; Dickie; Wallace; Evans; Pritchard/Glyndebourne Festival Orch. 

[PD pressing; 1S stampers; scarce: issued March 1956; gone October 1958] RCA LM-1944. A-(minor 

spine tear) ......................................................................................................................................................... 32.00 

197.*CEREROLS: (Joan; 1618-80): Seven Spanish Motets. JOSEP ANTONI MARTI (1719-63): Christmas 

Music - Silencio; O Magnum Mysterium. Estrada; Basora; Segarra/Sangerknaben von 

Montserrat; Barcelona Soloists Ens. [Germn-only notes] Schwann AMS-710/711(2). A- to A ................. 16.00

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

198. CHERUBINI: Les Deux Journees. Paul; Micheau; Gianotti; Regnier; Davies; Beecham/RPO; BBC 

Theatre Cho. [BBC Broadcast; Dec.19, 1947; insert includes photos but NL] Cetra LO-49(2). A- ............. 32.00 

199. 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 

200.*DEBUSSY: L'Enfant Prodigue (Norman; Carreras; Fischer-Dieskau); La Damoiselle Elue (Maurice; 

Cotrubas). Bertini/Stuttgart Radio Sym; Cho. ProArte PAD-128. A- ........................................................... 9.00 

201. DELLO JOIO: A Psalm of David. Crane Chorus & Orch of NY State University/Helen Hosmer, director. 

[10-inch] Concert Hall Society CHS-1118. A- ................................................................................................ 13.00 

202.*DONIZETTI: Anna Bolena. Sills; Verrett; Burrows; Plishka; Rudel/LSO; Alldis Cho. Audio Treas 

ABC-ATS-20015(4). A-................................................................................................................................... 14.00 

203. DONIZETTI: L'Elisir d'Amore. B.Gigli; Rina Gigli; Taddei; Tajo; Gavazzeni/unidentified company. 

[Live, 1953; NL; blank jackets] Golden Age of Opera EJS 354(2). B/B+ ...................................................... 18.00 

204.*DONIZETTI: Lucia di Lammermoor. Sutherland; Merrill; Siepi; Cioni; Satre; Macdonald; 

Pritchard/ASCR. [FFSS labels] London OSA-1327(3). A-(libretto AUTOGRAPHED by Cioni) .............. 20.00 

205.*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 

206. 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 

207.*DRIESSLER: (Johannes): Dein Reich Komme (oratorio on biblical texts, 1950). Spreckelsen; 

Turk;Jelden; Gottsche/Evangelische Jugendkantorei der Pfaltz; Ch Orch. [dig; NL; German-only 

notes] Cantate CAN-790001-2(2). A- to A ...................................................................................................... 20.00 

208.*DUFAY: Music from the Court of Burgundy. Beckett/Musica Reservata. Philips 6500 085. FS ..................... 10.00 

209.*ERKEL: (Ferenc; 1810-93): Bank Ban. Simandy; Agay; Komlossi; Reti; Ferencsik/Budapest 

Philharmonic; Hungarian Opera Cho. Hungaroton SLPX-11376-78(3). A- .............................................. 18.00 

210.*ESTERHAZY: (Pal; 1635-1713): Harmonia Caelestis (55 short cantatas). Laky; Adam; Kocsis; Fulop; 

Supala; Sandor/Liszt Ch Orch; Budapest Academy Ch Cho; Girls' Coir of Gyor. [Nice booklet 

includes English notes, but texts in Latin only] Hungaroton SLPX-11433/5(3). A- ....................................... 21.00 

211.*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 

212.*FAURE: Requiem. Danco; Souzay; Ansermet/OSR; Cho. Richmond SR-33168. A- ........................................ 10.00 

213. FAURE: Requiem. Sautereau; Demigny; Leibowitz/Paris Philharmonic & Cho. [10-inch] Musical 

Masterpiece Society MMS 82. B+ ................................................................................................................... 13.00 

214. FLOTOW: Martha. Berger; Greindl; Anders; Fuchs; Tegetthoff; Rother/Berlin Radio Orch & Opera 

Cho. Urania UR-217-3(3). A- to B++.............................................................................................................. 14.00 

215.*GABRIELI: Glory of Gabrieli, Vol. III (Music for A Cappella Choirs). Smith/Smith Singers; 

Bragg/Texas Boys Choir. [Recorded in Basilica San Marco, Venice] Col MS-7334. A-(early "2-eyes" 

labels) ............................................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

216.*GOLDMARK: Die Konigin von Saba. Floyd; Kubiak; Reece; Hurney; Anheisser; 

Giovaninetti/Unidentified Company. [Live; New York, 1970; with nice booklet of notes with full 

libretto] BJR S-115(3). A-................................................................................................................................ 14.00


217. GOUNOD: Romeo & Juliette. Sayao; Benzell; Turner; Bjoerling; Hayward; Cooper/Metropolitan 

Opera. [Live; February 1, 1947; NL; blank jackets] Golden Age of Opera EJS 154(2). B+.......................... 21.00 

218.*GRIEG: Landkjenning; Olav Trygvason (excerpts). Hansli; Hanssen; Carlsen; Dreier/LSO; Oslo 

Philharmonic Cho. Unicorn RHS-364. A- ....................................................................................................... 8.00 

219.*HAYDN: Cantatas: Arianna a Naxos; Scena de Berenice; Miseri Noi, Misera Patria. Bartfai-Barta, 

soprano; Petro/Savaria Sym. [dig] Hungaroton SLPD-12432. A-................................................................. 10.00 

220.*HAYDN: The Seasons (sung in English). Morison; Young; Langdon; Beecham/RPO; Beecham Choral 

Soc. EMI SLS-5158(3). A- to A....................................................................................................................... 25.00 

221.*HAYDN (MICHAEL): Missa Sancti Aloysii; Offertorium pro Festo SS. Innocentium; Sequentia ad 

Festum S.P. Augustini; Offertorium pro Festo Cuiuscunque S'tae Virginis et Martyris. Marton; 

Nemeth; Szokefalvi-Nagy; Szabo/Gyor Philharmonic & Girls Choir. Hungaroton SLPX-11678. A- ......... 8.00 

222.*HONEGGER: Jeanne d'Arc au Bucher. Borgeaud; Favory; Brun; Galliard; Chateau; Rodde; Brachet; 

Baudo/CPO & Cho; Children's Cho. Supraphon 112 1651/2(2). A- ........................................................... 14.00 

223.*JANACEK: From the House of the Dead. Zahradnicek; Zidek; Zitek; Mackerras/VPO. [dig] London 

LDR-10036(2). A-(Dutch pressing) ................................................................................................................. 15.00 

224. JANACEK: Slavonic Mass. Domaninska; Jurenova; Valka; Hromadka; Bakala/Brno Radio Orch. [first 

recording; beautiful cover art] Supraphon LPV-251. A-(remarkably fine pressing) ....................................... 32.00 

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

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

226.*KRENEK: Reisebuch aus den Osterreichischen Alpen (song cycle). Zednik, tenor; K.Leitner, piano. 

[Live; German-only notes] Preiser 120 728. A- to B+(occ lgt tks from sm scrs) ............................................ 10.00 

227.*KUHLAU: The Elf-Hill. Plesner; Schmidt-Johansen; Frandsen/Danish Radio Orch & Cho. [No texts] 

Dansk Musik Antologi EMI DMA-041. A- to A ............................................................................................... 9.00 

228. LEHAR: Merry Widow. Gueden; Grunden; Kmentt; Loose; Donch; Stolz/VSOO; Cho. London A- 

4233(2). A- ....................................................................................................................................................... 13.00 

229.*LISZT: Missa Choralis. Laszlo; Barlay; Bartha; Palcso; Bende; Nadas; Forrai/Budapest Cho. Qualiton 

SLPX-1141. A-................................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

230.*MAHLER: Das Lied von der Erde. Norman; Vickers; Davis/LSO. [dig] Phil 6514 112. A- to A ..................... 12.00 

231. MASCAGNI: Iris. Christoff; Petrella; di Stefano; Meletti; De Palma; Gavazzeni/Rome Opera. [Live; 

December 26, 1956; with English notes, but Italian-only libretto] Movimento Musica 03 023(3). A-........... 21.00 

232.*MASSENET: Don Quichotte. Ghiaurov; Crespin; Bacquier; Kord/OSR. [Raeburn; Lock, Moorfoot & 

Frost; Victoria Hall, Geneva; 1978] London OSA-13134(3). A- .................................................................... 20.00 

233. MASSENET: Jongleur de Notre Dame. Villars; Combe; Pereik; van der Hask; Wolff/Netherland Radio 

Orch & Cho. [Live; NL; blank jackets] Golden Age of Opera EJS 361(2). B- to B+(varies) ....................... 14.00 

234.*MASSENET: Therese. Tourangeau; Davies; Quilico; Bonynge/NPO. [1st recording] London AOSA- 

1165. A-(minor box scuffs) .............................................................................................................................. 11.00 

235. MASSENET: Werther. Kraus; Rota; Mazza; Bordoni; Barbieri/Teatro Municipale Piacenza. [Live, 

1966; apparently Kraus' debut in role; NL] Great Opera Performances GOP-11(2). A-................................. 21.00 

236. MEHUL: Uthal. Sarti; Wakefield; Dickerson; Neilson; Fyson; Robinson/unidentified company. [live, 

1972; bl cov; NL] Unique Opera UORC-227. A--........................................................................................... 29.00 

237. MENOTTI: Amelia al Ballo. Carosio; Panerai; Prandelli; Amadini; Sanzogno/La Scala. Angel 35140. A- 

(British pressing) .............................................................................................................................................. 14.00 

238.*MERCADANTE: Orazi e Curiazi. Janet Price; Greager; du Plessis; King; Montgomery/Bournemouth 

Sinfonietta; Cho. [Live; April 23, 1975] MRF S-120(3). A- ......................................................................... 31.00 

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


240. MONIUSZKO: (Stanislaw; 1819-72): Straszny Dwor ("The Haunted Manor"). Paprocki; Kossowski; 

Kawecka; Wosniczko; Bierdiajew/Poznan State Moniuszko Opera. [With notes & synopsis in 

English, but NL] Muza XEPN-0109/0112(4). A- to B+ .................................................................................. 24.00 

241. MOZART: Cosi fan Tutte (in English). Peters; Steber; Thebom; Tucker; Guarrera; Stiedry/Metropolitan 

Opera. Odyssey Y3-32670(3). A-(NL) ........................................................................................................... 14.00 

242. MOZART: Don Giovanni. Souez; Helletsgruber; Mildmay; Baccaloni; Brownlee; Busch/Glyndebourne 

Festival, 1936. RCA LCT-6102(3). B ............................................................................................................. 24.00 

243. MOZART: Magic Flute. Gueden; Simoneau; Berry; Lipp; Bohme; Loose; Schoeffler; Ludwig; 

Bohm/VPO; VSO Cho. [In deluxe oversize slipcase which also houses the complete piano score] 

London XLLA-33(3). B ................................................................................................................................... 20.00 

244.*MOZART: Requiem. M.Price; Schmidt; Araiza; Adam; Schreier/Staatskapelle Dresden; Leipzig Radio 

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

245.*MUSSORGSKY: Boris Godounov. Christoff; Katzarsky; Hadjikoleva; Kosseva; Lanigan; Mars; 

Cluytens/PCO; Sofia Opera Cho. Angel S-3633(4). A- ............................................................................... 18.00 

246. MUSSORGSKY: Boris Godounov. Christoff; Borg; Gedda; Zareska; Lebedeva; Dobrowen/French 

National Radio Orchestra; Choeurs Russe de Paris. [deleted February 1957] RCA LHMV-6400(4). 

A-- .................................................................................................................................................................... 36.00 

247.*NENNA: (Pomponio; 1555-1615): Madrigals & Motets. Instrumental pieces by Nenna & Gesualdo. 

Stevens/Accademia Monteverdiana; etc. None H-71277. FS ...................................................................... 10.00 

248.*NOA: (Peter): Wege zum Menschen (twenty-six songs & instrumental pieces). Giebel, soprano; 

Schortemeier, baritone; Neuhaus, piano; Gudel-Spittler, cello; Kolner Vocal Consort. [Germanonly 

notes & texts] Aulos FSM-53561. A- to A .............................................................................................. 10.00 

249. NOBOKOV: The Holy Devil. Fischer; Nossaman; Jordan; Hill; Stanford; Wieck; Bomhard/Louisville 

Orch. Louisville LOU-594(2). A- ................................................................................................................... 35.00 

250. OFFENBACH: Tales of Hoffmann (in English). Rounseville; Bond; Grandi; Sinclair; Brannigan; Dickie; 

Beecham/RPO; Sadler's Wells Chorus. [Soundtrack from 1950 London Films version of the opera] 

London A-4302(3). A- ..................................................................................................................................... 35.00 

251.*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 

252.*PERGOLESI: Stabat Mater. Raskin; Lehane; Caracciolo/Orch Rossini di Napoli. London OS-25921. 

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

253.*PFITZNER: Von Deutscher Seele. Giebel; Topper; Wunderlich; Wiener; Keilberth/BVRS & Cho. [tulip 

labels] DGG 139 157/8(2). A- to A.................................................................................................................. 16.00 

254.*POULENC: Gloria. STRAVINSKY: Symphony of Psalms. Endich; Shaw/His Cho; RCA Sym. [WD; 

1S/10S] RCA LSC-2822. A-(lovely!) .............................................................................................................. 20.00 

256.*PUCCINI: La Boheme. Ricciarelli; Carreras; Wixell; Hagegard; Davis/ROHCG. Philips 6769 031(2). A- 

to A ................................................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

257. PURCELL: Come Ye Sons of Art. Ritchie; Deller; Whitworth; Boyce; Lewis/Oiseau-Lyre Ens; 

St.Anthony Singers. [10-inch] Oiseau-Lyre DL-53004. A- ........................................................................... 12.00 

258.*PURCELL: King Arthur. Smith; Fisher; Priday; Ross; Stafford; Gardiner/Monteverdi Choir; English 

Baroque Soloists. [dig] Erato NUM-751272(2). A- ....................................................................................... 13.00 

259.*RAVEL: L'Enfant et les Sortileges. Danco; Cuenod; Ansermet/OSR; Geneva Motet Cho. Richmond 

SR-33086. A-...................................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

260.*REIMANN: Lear. Fischer-Dieskau; Dernesch; Lorand; Varady; Albrecht/Bavarian State Opera. DGG 

2709 089(3). A- to A ........................................................................................................................................ 20.00 

261. ROCCI: (Luigi & Federico): Crispino e La Comare. Chiappi; Ravaglia; Corbelli; Nosotti; 

Chiesa/Unnamed Orch & Cho. [Live; NL; blank jackets] Unique Opera UORC-342(2). A-...................... 21.00 

262.*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


263. ROSSINI: Barber of Seville. Cappuccilli; Kraus; Casoni; Washington; Campi; Baucis; 

Sanzogno/unidentified company. [Live, 1969; NL] HRE 309. A-................................................................ 14.00 

264.*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 

265.*SALE: (Francois; c.1540-99): Musica Sacra; Vilanelle Neapolitane "Per Cantare e Sonare." Camerata 

Nova & Symposium Musicum de Prague. Musique en Wallonie MW-80038. A- to A.................................. 10.00 

266.*SCHUBERT: Lieder, Volume #1: Songs composed between 1817 and 1828. Fischer-Dieskau; Gerald 

Moore, piano. [In sturdy, oversized box with large booklet including notes and texts in German, 

French and English; 300+ songs (too tedious to count precisely!) DGG 643 547/58(12). A- to A................. 80.00 

267.*SCHUBERT: Lieder, Volume #2: Songs composed between 1811 and 1817. Fischer-Dieskau; Gerald 

Moore, piano. [In sturdy, oversized box with 64-page booklet of notes and complete texts in German, 

French and English; there are some 300+ songs here; Grand Prix du Disque.] DGG 2720 022(13). A- 

to A ................................................................................................................................................................... 80.00 

268.*SCHUBERT: Lieder, Volume #3: Die Schone Mullerin; Winterreise; Schwanengesang. Moore, piano. 

DGG 2720 059(4). A- to A(Limited Edition, #2084) ...................................................................................... 25.00 

269.*SCHUBERT: Mass #5. Stader; Hoffgen; Haefliger; Uhde; Ratzinger/BVRS; Cho. DGG 139 108. A- to A ..... 10.00 

270.*SCHUMANN: Genoveva. Moser; Schreier; Fischer-Dieskau; Lorenz; Vogel; Masur/Leipzig 

Gewandhaus Orch; Berlin Radio Cho. [quad; Grand Prix du Disque] Electrola 1C157-02 914/16(3). 

A- to A.............................................................................................................................................................. 18.00 

271.*SCHUMANN: Manfred. Hermges (narrator, in English); Scherchen/Vienna Radio Orch & Academy 

Chamber Choir. West WST-17088. A-............................................................................................................ 9.00 

272. SESSIONS: Idyll of Theocritus. Nossaman, soprano; Whitney/Louisville Orch. [blank jacket; includes 

notes and texts] Louisville LOU-574. A-......................................................................................................... 12.00 

273.*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 

274.*STRAUSS: Ariadne auf Naxos. Tomowa-Sintow; Baltsa; Battle; Prey; Lakes; Levine/VPO. [dig] DGG 

419 225-1(2). A- to A....................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

275.*STRAUSS: Der Rosenkavalier. Schwarzkopf; Ludwig; Stich-Randall; Edelmann; Waechter; 

Karajan/PO. Angel S-3563(4). A-(lovely copy with early U.S. red labels)................................................... 30.00 

276. STRAUSS: Electra. Schluter; Welitsch; Hongen; Schoeffler; Widdop; Beecham/Unnamed Orch. 

STRAUSS: Intermezzo (excerpts: Skat Scene & Final Duet). Scheidl; Merrem-Nikisch; 

Schutzendorf; Fleischer; Henke; Helgers; no conductor or orchestra identified. [NL] Rococo 1005. A-....... 13.00 

277.*STRAUSS: Elektra. Varnay; Wegner; Hoengen; Svanholm; Schoeffler; Reiner/Metropolitan Opera. 

Broadcast performance, February 23, 1952. STRAUSS: Salome. Welitch; Hoengen; Svanholm; 

Hotter; Sullivan; Reiner/Metropolitan Opera. Broadcast performance, January 19, 1952. [Deluxe 

Soria Series limited edition; the 9th (1981) in the Met's Soria Series of Historic Performances 

available only to generous Met donors; in sturdy black plush slipcase with 26-page book including 

articles and many photos of Met productions of the works; plus libretti, of course] Metropolitan 

Opera-MET--9(4). A-(velvet box also in superb condition) .......................................................................... 100.00 

278. STRAUSS: Elektra. Varnay; Nikolaidi; Jessner; Janssen; Mitrolpoulos/NYP. [Live; Christmas Day, 

1949; NL] Robin Hood RHR-510(2). A- ......................................................................................................... 18.00 

279.*STRAVINSKY: A Sermon, a Narrative & a Prayer; Babel; Chorale Variations; Anthem; Zvezdoliki. 

Verrett; Driscoll; Horton; Composer/CBC Sym; Toronto Festival Singers. Col MS-6647. A-(early 

"2-eyes" labels)................................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

280. STRAVINSKY: Pulcinella. Simmons; Schnittke; MacGregor; Composer/CO. ["6-eyes"] Col ML-4830. 

A-(brief tks)...................................................................................................................................................... 12.00


281.*SULLIVAN: Haddon Hall. Broadbent; Reed; Power; Foulsham; Harding/Southern Festival Orch; 

Cheam Operatic Soc. [Sullivan working (c.1892) with Sydney Grundy instead of Gilbert; NL, but in 

English of course] Pearl SHE-566/7(2). A-...................................................................................................... 12.00 

282.*SUTER: (Hermann; 1870-26): Le Laudi di San Francesco d'Assisi. Mathis; Procter; Tappy; Corena; 

Hans Munch/Basle Orch; Chos. Communaute de Travail Pour la Diffusion de la Musique Suisse 

CTS 36/37(2). A-.............................................................................................................................................. 24.00 

283.*TELEMANN: Arias from The Constant Music-Master. Mathis; Topper; Haefliger; Unger; McDaniel; 

Ulsamer/Archiv Ens. DGG Musique Royale 199 019. A- to A ..................................................................... 10.00 

284.*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 

285. TIGRANIAN: (Armen; 1879-1950): Anush. Gasparian; Petrosian; Grigorian; Markosian; 

Tavrizian/Armenian State Theatre. [w/synopsis; NL] Monitor MC-2081/83(3). A-(box says stereo; 

truly mono; minor box dam) ............................................................................................................................ 14.00 

286.*TIPPETT: A Child of Our Time (Morison; Bowden; Lewis; Standen; Pritchard/Royal Liverpool 

Philharmonic & Cho); Ritual Dances from The Midsummer Marriage (Pritchard/ROHCG). 

London OSA-1256(2). A- ................................................................................................................................ 21.00 

287.*VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: Pilgrim's Progress. Noble; Armstrong; Burrowes; Partridge; Shirley-Quirk; 

Keyte; Boult/LPO & Cho. [Side 6: Boult in rehearsal of the work] Angel SCL-3785(3). A- ....................... 20.00 

288.*VERDI: Falstaff. Bruson; Ricciarelli; Nucci; Hendricks; Gonzalez; Boozer; Giulini/Los Angeles 

Philharmonic; Los Angeles Master Chorale. [dig] DGG 2741 020(3). A- to A ......................................... 12.00 

289. VERDI: Falstaff. Stabile; Biasini; Borgioli; Nessi; Lazzari; Tedeschi; Toscanini/Salzburg Festival; live; 

July 26, 1937. Filler: Aida Overture (first public performance; March 30, 1940; no artist details but 

presumably Toscanini and perhaps NBC Sym?). [NL] Penzance 37(3). A-.................................................... 35.00 

290.*VERDI: Il Corsaro. Caballe; Carreras; Mastromei; Norman; Gardelli/NPO. Philips 6700 098(2). A- to A ...... 16.00 

291. VERDI: Il Trovatore. Arena; De Franco; Minghini-Cattaneo; Pertile; Callegari; Granforte; Carmassi; 

Gelli; Sabajno/La Scala. [NL] Camden CAL-289/90(2). B+ to A-(lgt tks off & on, 1/2-inch side 1) .......... 14.00 

292. VERDI: La Battaglia di Legnano. Corelli; Stella; Bastianini; Maionica; Zerbini; Gavazzeni/La Scala. 

[Live, 1961/62 season; w/English synopsis; NL] Raritas 2(2). A--(very minor box dam).............................. 21.00 

293. VERDI: La Forza del Destino. Cerquetti; Corena; Labo; MacNeil; Zaccaria; Woodrow; 

Marducci/unidentified company. [Live, 1958; NL] HRE 370. A-(final 1/8-inch of side 2 is ticky)............ 14.00 

294. VERDI: Macbeth. Bruson; Sass; Bergonzi; Ghiuselev; Previtali/unnamed orch. [Live, 1977; NL] HRE 

V-810(3). A-..................................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

295.*VERDI: Requiem. Vartenissian; Cossotto; Fernandi; Christoff; Serafin/Rome Opera House. EMI 

SREG-2042/3(2). A- ........................................................................................................................................ 25.00 

296.+VERDI: Rigoletto. Stracciari; Capsir; Borgioli; Bassi; Mannarini; Molajoli/La Scala. [libretto Italian 

only] EMI 3C053-17081/82(2). A- .................................................................................................................. 16.00 

297. 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 

298.*VIVALDI: Tito Manlio. Luccardi; Wageman; Hamari; Finnila; Marshall; Ahnsjo; Negro/Berlin 

Chamber Orch. [1st recording] Philips 6769 004(5). A- to A ....................................................................... 16.00 

299. WAGNER: Das Rheingold. Hotter; Suthaus; Kuen; Neidlinger; van Mill; von Milinkovic; Grummer; 

Ilosvay; Knappertsbusch/Bayreuth Festival. [Live, 1957; w/booklet inc production photos; NL] 

Cetra LO-58(3). A-........................................................................................................................................... 24.00


300.*WAGNER: Das Rheingold. Adam; Schreier; Minton; Vogel; Stryczek; Buchner; Popp; 

Janowski/Dresden Staatskapelle. [digital] Eurodisc 301-137-445(3). A- to A ............................................ 16.00 

301. WAGNER: Das Rheingold. Frantz; Treptow; Weber; Pernerstorfer; Hongen; Wegener; Gabory; 

Furtwangler/La Scala. [Live, 1950; no notes or libretto] Discocorp RR-420 Vol 1(3). A- .......................... 18.00 

302. WAGNER: Die Feen. Schwartzbeck; Schwartzbeck; Rumovska; Korff; Martin; Frydlewicz; 

Gaillard/Unnamed Orch & Cho. [Live; NL; blank box] Golden Age of Opera EJS 433(2). B+................. 14.00 

303. WAGNER: Die Meistersinger (Nissen; Reining; Thorborg; Dermota; Toscanini/Salzburg Festival, 1937; 

live). Side 10: VERDI - Falstaff: Act I (Stabile; Borgioli; Nessi; Lazzari; Biasini; 

Toscanini/Salzburg Festival, 1936; live). Private Edition MR-2003(5). A-(NL).......................................... 35.00 

304.*WAGNER: Die Walkure. Altmeyer; Minton; Norman; Adam; Jerusalem; Moll; Janowski/Staatskapelle 

Dresden; Misc Choruses. [dig] Eurodisc 301-143-465(5). A- to A(c/c) ....................................................... 25.00 

305. WAGNER: Die Walkure. Flagstad; Treptow; Weber; Frantz; Konetzni; Hongen; Steingruber; 


306.*WAGNER: Die Walkure. Crespin; Janowitz; Veasey; Vickers; Stewart; Talvela; Karajan/BPO. [tulip 

labels] DGG 139 229/33(5). A- to A(lovely copy in early, oversized box)..................................................... 32.00 

307. WAGNER: Flying Dutchman. Uhde; Varnay; Weber; Windgassen; Knappertsbusch/Bayreuth Festival. 

[live, 1955; with illustrated booklet, but NL] Cetra LO-51(3). A- .................................................................. 20.00 

308.*WAGNER: Gotterdammerung (sung in English, hence "Twilight of the Gods.") Hunter; Remedios; 

Haugland; Curphey; Goodall/English National Opera Company. [recorded live; quad] EMI SLS- 

5118(6). A- to A ............................................................................................................................................... 15.00 

309. WAGNER: Gotterdammerung. Flagstad; Lorenz; Herrmann; Konetzi; Weber; Hongen; Pernerstorfer; 

Furtwangler/unidentified company. [Live, 1950; NL; bl covs] Golden Age of Opera EJS 538(4). B 

to B+ ................................................................................................................................................................. 21.00 

310.*WAGNER: Gotterdammerung. Kollo; Altmeyer; Popp; Nimsgern; Schwarz; Sharp; Salminen; 

Janowski/Staatskapelle Dresden; Misc Choruses. [dig] Eurodisc 301-817-468(6). A-.............................. 25.00 

311. WAGNER: Gotterdammerung. Lorenz; Herrmann; Weber; Hongen; Flagstad; Konetzni; Pernerstorfer; 


312. WAGNER: Liebesverbot (exc). Lang; Schlosser; Fanger; Telasko; Fehehberger; van 

Zallinger/Beromunster Radio Orch; Bern Radio Cho. [Live; NL; blank jacket] Golden Age of 

Opera EJS 273. B/B- .......................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

313. WAGNER: Lohengrin. Frick; Schock; Cunitz; Metternich; Klose; Schuchter/North German Radio, 

Hamburg. [only in print from December 1955 until February 1957] RCA LHMV-800(4). A-..................... 45.00 

314. WAGNER: Parsifal (Act II only, sung in Italian). Callas; Baldelli; Modesti; Pagliughi; Gui/unidentified 

company. [Live; November 20, 1950; NL] Penzance 10. A-.......................................................................... 20.00 

315.*WAGNER: Siegfried. Kollo; Altmeyer; Schreier; Adam; Wenkel; Nimsgern; Sharp; Salminen; 

Janowski/Staatskapelle Dresden. [dig] Eurodisc 301-810-465(5). A- to A ................................................. 25.00 

316. WAGNER: Siegfried. Svanholm; Markwort; Pernerstorfer; Herrmann; Weber; Hongen; Flagstad; Moor; 


317. WAGNER: Tannhauser. Muller; Pilinsky; Jost-Arden; Janssen; Andresen; Elmendorff/Bayreuth 

Festival Orchestra. [recorded 1930; includes English notes, but NL] Electrola 1C137-03 130/32(3). 

A- to A.............................................................................................................................................................. 24.00


318. WAGNER: Tannhauser. Svanholm; van Mill; Wilfert; Imdahl; Blessin; Rodzinski/Teatro Communale 

di Firenze. [Live; 11-28-1953; probably has booklet, but NL] Melodram MEL-423(3). FS! ........................ 25.00 

319.*WAGNER: Tannhauser. Nilsson; Windgassen; Fischer-Dieskau; Adam; Gerdes/Berlin Opera. [In 

deluxe, heavy box] DGG 139 284/87(4). A-.................................................................................................... 24.00 

320. WAGNER: Tristan und Isolde. Graarud; Larsen-Todsen; Helm; Bockelmann; Andresen; Rodin; 

Elmendorff/Bayreuth Festival Orch & Chorus. [recorded in Bayreuth Festspielhaus, 1928; includes 

some notes in English, but NL] Electrola 1C181-03 031/33(3). A- to A......................................................... 30.00 

321. WEBER: Der Freischutz. Poell; Czerwenka; Grummer; Streich; Bohme; Hopf; Donch; Clausen; 

Furtwangler/Salzburg Festival, 1954. [NL] IGI 338(3). A- ......................................................................... 14.00 

322. WOLF: Hugo Wolf Society Recordings, 1931-38: Some 138 songs, including nine items previously 

unpublished at the time of this project (1981). LP transfers in almost all cases by Keith Hardwick, who 

also contributes to the extensive notes booklet, along with William Mann and Ernest Newman. 

VOCALISTS: Gerhardt, Erb, Fuchs, Ginster, Husch, Janssen, Kipnis, Lemnitz, McCormack, 

Rethberg, Roswaenge, Schorr, Trianti & Weber. PIANISTS: Moore, van Bos, Schneider, Muller 

& Raucheisen. Heger/LSO in 1 song. EMI RLS-759(7). A- ......................................................................... 25.00 

323.*WOLF-FERRARI: Sly. Bader; Polaski; Reeh; Haertel; Maxym/Niedersachsischen Staatsoper, 

Hannover. [dig; DMM; includes notes & synopsis in English, but NL - as issued] Acanta 40.23 

501(3). A- to A ................................................................................................................................................. 25.00 

LP's: Operatic & Choral Highlights 

324.*BRITTEN: A Midsummer Night's Dream (exc). Deller; Harwood; Pears; Harper; Shirley-Quirk; Watts; 

Brannigan; Tear; Composer/LSO. London OS-26097. A-(c/c)...................................................................... 10.00 

325.*BRITTEN: Albert Herring (exc). Pears; Fisher; Brannigan; J. Peters; Noble; Cantelo; Ward; 

Composer/ECO. London OS-26165. A-(c/c) ................................................................................................. 10.00 

326.*CATALANI: La Wally (exc). Tebaldi; Del Monaco; Cappuccilli; Diaz; Cleva/Monte Carlo Opera. 

London OS-26202. A-...................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

327. CILEA: Adriana Lecouvreur (exc). Pobbe; Barbieri; Filacuridi; Simionetto/RAI Milan. [Live, 1958; 

Italian-only notes] I Gioielli Della Lirica 56. A-................................................................................................ 9.00 

328.*DELIBES: Lakme (exc). D'Angelo; Berbe; Gedda; Blanc; Pretre/Paris Opera Comique. [blue labels] 

Angel S-36107. A- ........................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

329.*GOUNOD: Romeo & Juliette (exc). Carteri; Gayraud; Gedda; Dens; Rouleau; Lombard/French 

National Opera. [blue labels] Angel S-36287. A- .......................................................................................... 10.00 

330.*LEHAR: Merry Widow (exc). Schwarzkopf; Gedda; Steffek; Knapp; Waechter; Von Matacic/PO. [blue 

labels] Angel S-36340. A-................................................................................................................................ 10.00 

331. MASSENET: Manon (exc). Carteri; Filacuridi; Simionetto/RAI Turin. [Live, 1959; Italian-only notes] I 

Gioielli Della Lirica 42. A-(this copy includes notes insert in English) ............................................................ 9.00 

332. ORFF: Antigonae - Scenes IV & V. Goltz; Uhde; Greindl; Roessl-Majdan; Hollreiser/Vienna Sym; VSO 

Cho. Col ML-5038. B("6-eyes")........................................................................................................................ 9.00 

333. PUCCINI: La Boheme (exc). Albanese; Bergonzi; Sereni; Scott; Schippers/Metropolitan Opera. [Live, 

1958; Italian-only notes] I Gioielli Della Lirica 35. A-(this copy has English notes insert) ............................. 9.00 

334. PUCCINI: Madame Butterfly (exc). Albanese; Melton; Browning; Weissmann/RCA Victor Orch. [10inch] 

RCA LM-2. B to B+.................................................................................................................................. 8.00 

335. PUCCINI: Tosca (exc). Tebaldi; Tucker; Warren; Mitropoulos/Metropolitan Opera. [Live, 1955; Italianonly 

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

336. PUCCINI: Turandot (exc). Nilsson; DiStefano; Carteri; Votto/La Scala. [Live, 1958; Italian-only notes] I 

Gioielli Della Lirica 40. A-(this copy has English notes insert) ........................................................................ 9.00

LP's: Operatic, Choral & Vocal Highlights & Excerpts - continued 

337. RACHMANINOFF: Miserly Knight - Act II. Siepi, bass; Scherman/Little Orchestra Society (who also 

play Arensky's Variations on a Theme of Tchaikovsky for String Orchestra). [blue labels] Col ML- 

4526. B ............................................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

338. STRAUSS: Capriccio (exc). Ursuleac; Klarwein; Hotter; Hann; Krauss/Bavarian Opera Orch. [recorded 

1942] BASF 10 21363-3. A- to A .................................................................................................................... 10.00 

339. STRAUSS: Elektra (excerpts; Pauly; Boerner; Szantho; Huehn; Jagel; Rodzinski/NYP; live, 1937). 

WAGNER: Tannhauser - Venusberg Duet (Pauly; Laholm; Leinsdorf/Met; live, 1939). [bl covs; NL] 

Golden Age of Opera EJS 145(2). B-/B........................................................................................................... 13.00 

340. VERDI: Aida (exc). Davy; Ahlin; Konya; Hotter; Schoeffler; Quadri/Vienna Volksopera Orch; Cho. 

[tulip labels] DGG P-71159. A-(a few brief, lgt tks) ....................................................................................... 12.00 

341. VERDI: Aida - Fragments of Acts I & II. Milanov; Martinelli; Jagel; Tagliabue; Pinza; Cordon; Castagna; 

Papi/unidentified company. [Live, 1938] Filler: Trovatore, Act III, Scene 2 (Kaye; Jagel; 

Cleva/Cincinnati Opera; 1946). [blank cover; NL] Unique Opera UORC-262. A-...................................... 10.00 

342. VERDI: Don Carlo (exc). Pernerstorfer; Konetzni; Hongen; Oeggl; Alexander Welitsch; Erwin 

Baltzer/Vienna Opera Orch. [scarce!] Capitol P-8144. B .............................................................................. 9.00 

343. 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 

344. VERDI: Il Trovatore (exc). Del Monaco; Gencer; Bastianini; Previtali/RAI Milan. [Live, 1957; Italianonly 

notes] I Gioielli Della Lirica 4. A-(this copy includes English notes)....................................................... 9.00 

345. VERDI: Il Trovatore (exc). Sutherland; Obrazova; Pavarotti; Wexell; Grant; Bonynge/unidentified 

company. [Live, no date given; bl cov] Unique Opera UORC-281................................................................ 13.00 

346. VERDI: Il Trovatore (exc). Varnay; Heidt; Feuss; Baum; Warren; Silva; Morel/Palacio de Bellas Artes, 

Mexico City. [Live, 1948; bl cov; no notes] Unique Opera UORC-320. A- .................................................... 8.00 

347. VERDI: La Traviata (exc). Tebaldi; Magenta; Prandelli; Gallo; Giulini/RAI Milan. [live, 1956; Italianonly 

notes] I Gioelli della Lirica GDL 2. A-...................................................................................................... 9.00 

348. VERDI: La Traviata (excerpts). Bjoerling; Schymberg; Hasslo; Grevillius/Stockholm Opera. [Live, 

1941; NL; blank jacket; scarce disc] Golden Age of Opera EJS 406. B/B+.................................................... 13.00 

349. VERDI: Macbeth (exc). Callas; Mascherini; Tajo; de Sabata/La Scala. [Live, 1952; Italian-only notes] I 

Gioielli Della Lirica 38. A-(this copy has English notes insert) ........................................................................ 9.00 

350. VERDI: Otello (exc). Del Monaco; Cavalli; Gobbi; Capuana/Rome Opera. [Live, 1960; Italian-only 

notes] I Gioielli Della Lirica 15. A-(this copy includes English notes insert) ................................................... 9.00 

351. VERDI: Otello (exc). Record credits Bolshoi Theatre production, but in fact this is apparently Del 

Monaco, De Los Angeles & Mitropoulos (with Met?). Everest 6183. A- ...................................................... 8.00 

352. VERDI: Otello (excerpts). Zenatello; Granforte; Noto; Cilla; Spani; Bellezza/ROHCG. [Live; June 17, 

1926 (with incidental fill-ins); blank jacket] Golden Age of Opera EJS 144. B+ ........................................... 12.00 

353.*WAGNER: Scenes from Tannhauser & Gotterdammerung. Grummer; Frick; Konwitschny/BSOO & 

Cho. [red U.S. labels - the earliest Angel stereo labels] Angel S-35844. A-(superficial marks cause 

little or no sound) ............................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

354. WAGNER: Die Walkure (Act III). Flagstad; Bockelman; Muller; Furtwangler/ROHCG. [Live; May 26, 

1937; notes include 1972 article/interview about Elisabeth Furtwangler] Discocorp RR-417. A- ................. 15.00 

355. WAGNER: Die Walkure - Excerpts from Acts II & III. Flagstad; Franz; Treptow; Konetzi; 

Furtwangler/La Scala. [Live, 1950; bl cov; no notes] Golden Age of Opera EJS 327. B............................... 9.00

LP's: Operatic, Choral & Vocal Highlights & Excerpts - continued 

356. WAGNER: Lohengrin (exc). Flagstad; Maison; Branzel; Hofmann; "de" Abravanel/Unnamed 

Company. [Live; NL; blank jacket] Golden Age of Opera EJS 557. B+........................................................ 12.00 

357. WAGNER: Tristan und Isolde, Act II. Laholm; Flagstad; Szantho; Gurney; Barbirolli/NYP. [The 

orchestra is unidentified on the record, but in fact the recording derives from a live concert 

performance from April 16, 1939; in blank jacket with no notes - as issued, I believe] Private MR- 

2002. A-............................................................................................................................................................ 25.00 

358. WAGNER: Walkure (Act I plus Wotan's Farewell & Magic Fire Music). Lorenz; Teschemacher; Bohme; 

Herrmann; Elmendorff/Dresden Staatskapelle. [Austrian issue; German-only notes; NL] Private 

0120 015/6(2). A- ............................................................................................................................................. 25.00 

359. WAGNER: Walkure - Act I. Del Monaco; Hillebrecht; Von Rohr; Leitner/Stuttgart. [Live, 1966] 

Legendary LR-109. A- ..................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

LP's: Operatic, Choral & Vocal Collections 

360. 100 YEARS OF BAYREUTH: Recordings made from 1907-1966 of arias featuring Destinn, Knupfer, 

Soomer, Onegin, Mayr, Schorr, Melchior, Branzell, Leider, Volker, von Manowarda, Klose, Lorenz, 

Hotter, Windgassen, Rysanek, Varnay, Greindl & Nilsson. DGG 2721 115(2). A- to A................................ 15.00 

361. 100 YEARS OF GREAT MET ARTISTS: The Early Years: 1883-1908. Commercial recordings of 

singers in arias from roles they sang at the Met: Ancona, Bispham, Burrian, Calve, Campanari, 

Caruso, Chaliapin, De Lucia, De Lussan, De Reszke, Eames, Farrar, Gadski, Homer, Journet, 

Lehmann, Mantelli, Maurel, Melba, Nordiac, Patti, Plancon, Schumann-Heink, Scotti, Sembrich, 

Tamagno, Van Rooy & Witherspoon. 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-401(2). A- ......... 24.00 

362. 100 YEARS OF GREAT MET ARTISTS: The Gatti-Casazza Years I: 1908-1921. Commercial 

recordings of singers in arias from roles they sang at the Met: Alda, Amato, Bonci, Bori, Caruso, 

Clement, DeLuca, Destinn, Didur, Easton, Farrar, Fremstad, Gadski, Gigli, Hempel, Homer, 

Jadlowker, Mardones, Martinelli, McCormack, Muzio, Ober, Ponselle, Schumann, Scotti, Slezak, 

Tetrazzini, Urlus & Whitehall. 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-402(2). A- .................. 24.00 

363. 100 YEARS OF GREAT MET ARTISTS: The Gatti-Casazza Years II: 1921-1935. Commercial 

recordings of singers in arias from roles they sang at the Met: Bohnen, Bori, Branzell, Chaliapin, 

Crooks, DeLuca, Flagstad, Galli-Curci, Gigli, Jeritza, Johnson, Lauri-Volpi, Martinelli, Matzenauer, 

Melchior, Moore, Pinza, Pons, Ponselle, Rethberg, Ruffo, Schipa, Schorr, Swarthout & Tibbett. 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-403(2). A-(little or no snd from blem sd 3) ................ 20.00 

364. 100 YEARS OF GREAT MET ARTISTS: The Johnson Years: 1935-1950. Commercial recordings of 

singers in arias from roles they sang at the Met: Albanese, Baccaloni, Bjoerling, Di Stefano, Flagstad, 

Janssen, Jobin, Kipnis, Kirsten, Kullman, Martinelli, Melchior, Merrill, Milanov, Novotna, Peerce, 

Pinza, Pons, Sayao, Singher, Steber, Stevens, Tagliavini, Thorborg, Tibbett, Traubel, Tucker, Varnay, 

Warren & Welitch. 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-404(2). A-................................ 24.00

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

365.*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 

366. 100 YEARS OF GREAT MET ARTISTS: The Conductors, 1883-1983: Conductors associated with the 

Met in performances of selctions from operas they conducted at the Met (but most of these are 

recordings made with other orchestras/companies: Toscanini, Hertz, Bodanzky, Monteux, Wolff, 

Serafin, Bellezza, Busch, Beecham, Szell, Walter, Cleva, Mitropoulos, Schippers, Reiner, 

Leinsdorf, Bohm, Bernstein & Levine. In fold-open album. Sold by subscription only. Metropolitan 

Opera-MET-408(2). A- .................................................................................................................................... 24.00 

367.*A HUNDRED YEARS OF ITALIAN: OPERA: 1800-1810. Twenty-four arias from obscure operas by 

Cimarosa, Avanti, Generali, Gnecco, Lavigna, Mayr(2), Mosca(2), Nicolini(2), Paer(4), Paisiello, 

Pavesi, Portogallo, Pucitta, Righini, Weigl, Winter(2) & Zingarelli. Many vocalists; David 

Parry/Philharmonia Orch. Recorded by Robert Auger in Henry Wood Hall, London; 1979-82; with 

64-page book of extensive notes and fine illustrations] Opera Rara ORH-101(3). A- to A ............................ 50.00 

368.*AMERICAN-JEWISH ART SONGS: Works of L.Weiner(6), Chajes(3), Helfman(4), Neumann(2), 

Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Stern(2), Gideon, Wyner, Bernstein, Fromm. Pauline Stark, soprano; Nadine 

Stark, piano. Spectrum SR-328. FS................................................................................................................. 12.00 

369. BAYREUTH FESTIVAL: 1951-1960: Selections from Tannhauser - Rysanek; Kupper; Windgassen; 

Greindl; Waechter; Windgassen; Cho. Meistersinger - Greindl; Cho. Walkure - Hotter. Siegfried - 

Windgassen. Gotterdammerung - Varnay; Windgassen; Greindl. Misc Orchs/Conductors. [British 

pressing; German-only notes] DGG 2721 111(2). A- to A.............................................................................. 24.00 

370. CANTORIAL GEMS: By Sirota(3), Rosenblatt(4), Kurtzer(2), Glanz, Kwartin(2), Borenstein & Roitman. 

Scala 860. A--................................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

371.*DIVA: SIX GREAT VOICES: Von Stade - Figaro, Semiramide, Cedrillon, Mignon, Werther, Grande 

Duchesse. Te Kanawa - Don Giovanni(2), Hansel & Gretel, Strauss Song, Pie Jesu from Durufle 

Requiem. Scotto - Norma, Otello, Adriana, Suor, Butterfly. Caballe - Gemma di Vergi, Aroldo(2). 

Horne - Prophete, Mignon, Sheherazade (one song), El Amor Brujo (one song). CBS M3X-36937(3). 

A- to A(lovely German pressing)..................................................................................................................... 18.00 

372. GALA OPERATIC CONCERT: Kabaivanska, Bergonzi & Cappuccilli in arias and duets from Rigoletto, 

Don Carlo, Ballo, Butterfly, Pagliacci, Boheme, Andrea Chenier & Trovatore. [Live, 1971; no 

conductor or orchestra shown] HRE 380(2). A- .............................................................................................. 25.00 

373. 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 

374. LES TRES RICHES HEURES DE: L'Opera de Paris. Selections sung by Endreze, Verdiere, Pernet, 

Norena, Vallin, Lubin, Maison, Villabella, Billot, Lafont, Supervia, Payan, Micheletti, Rouard, Tirard 

& Cernay. [Recorded 1925-1933; French-only notes] French CBS 78313(3). A- .......................................... 30.00

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

375.*METROPOLITAN OPERA GALA: Highlights of concert honoring Rudolf Bing, 4-22-72. Arias & duets 

by Arroyo, Caballe, Nilsson (Salome Finale), Price, Resnik, Tucker, Merrill, Zylis-Gara, Corelli; 

Bohm, Adler, Bonynge, Levine. [Resnik singing "Chacun a Bing's Gout" is a scream!] DGG 2530 

260. A-(U.S. pressing)...................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

376. ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS: Six Hymns. Robert Shaw Chorale; Weinrich, organ. [10-inch] 

RCA LM-85. A--(fine!).................................................................................................................................... 14.00 

377. OPERATIC SCENES: From Rosenkavalier, Marriage of Figaro, Orfeo & Carmen. Stevens; Berger; 

Peerce; Reiner/RCA Victor Sym. [in print from c.10/52 - 3/56] RCA LM-9010. B+(earliest labels) ......... 24.00 

378. 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 

379. READINGS FROM THE BIBLE: Twelve passages read by Ronald Colman. [10-inch; never seen this one 

before!] RCA LM-124. B................................................................................................................................. 16.00 

380.+THE FABULOUS 40'S AT THE MET: Arias by Stevens, Tourel, Baccaloni, Pinza, Pons, Singher, Sayao, 

Weede, Castagna, Ralf, Varnay, Traubel, Melchior. Odyssey 32 16 0304. A- ............................................... 12.00 

381. THE RECORD OF SINGING: Part 1: The Castrato Voice; The Old School; English-Speaking 

Singers; The French; the Emergence of Verismo. Recordings made by EMI and others between 

1899 and 1919 of 90+ singers in over 120 arias. [1982 issue (Part 1 of 2) produced by Keith Hardwick 

corrects many pitch errors from original 1977 12-record set] EMI RLS-7705(6). A- to A............................. 45.00 

382. THE RECORD OF SINGING: Part 2: The Emergence of Verismo; Wagner and the German Style; 

Singers of Imperial Russia. Recordings made by EMI and others between 1901 and 1916 of 100+ 

singers (a few in more than one selection). [1982 issue (Part 2 of 2) produced by Keith Hardwick 

corrects many pitch errors from original 1977 12-record set] EMI RLS-7706(6). A- to A............................. 45.00 

383. THE RECORD OF SINGING: Volume #3: 1926-1939. 200+ singers recorded by EMI (and others) during 

the pre-WWII electrical era. With very detailed 35-page book including discographic material, singer 

photos and biographies, and note by producer Keith Hardwick. EMI EX-29 0169 3(13). A- to A ................ 70.00 

384. THE RECORD OF SINGING: Volume #4: 1939 to the End the 78-rpm Era (1955). 130+ singers 

recorded by EMI (and others). With very detailed 39-page book including discographic material, 

singer photos and biographies, an introduction by Alan Blyth and a note by producer Keith Hardwick. 

[Direct Metal Mastering] British Seraphim IH-6150(8). FS............................................................................ 56.00 

385. THE RECORD OF SINGING: Zupplement: Recordings from 1902-1912, not included in original 12 

records of A Record of Singers: Litvinne, Brejean-Silver, Lafitte, Heglon, Bellincioni, Bruno, Cucini, 

Gilion, Bonini, De Luca, Nani, Arimondi, Luppi, De Angelis, Elizza, Dietrich, nast, Gotze, Gruning & 

Forsell. [Transfers by Keith Hardwick - who, as new producer for the reissue project, obviously 

insisted that some of his favorite recordings from the era be issued here to supplement the original 

1977 compilation] EMI HLM-7264. A-........................................................................................................... 16.00 

386. VERDI ARIAS BY GREAT TENORS: Zenatello, Rayner, Piccaver, Lauri-Volpi, Pertile, Vignas & Lois. 

ROSSINI ARIAS BY GREAT TENORS & BARITONES: Slezak, Escalais, Magnini, Coletti, 

Battistini, Gilion & Badini. Eterna 761. A-...................................................................................................... 10.00

LP's: Vocalists 

387. ALBANESE: Arias - Louise; Boheme; La Wally; Cav; Manon Lescaut; Adriana. Trucco/RCA Orch. [10inch] 

RCA LM-111. B...................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

388. ALBANESE: Puccini Arias - Tosca, Turandot(2), Villi, Rondine(2), Boheme (2), Manon Lescaut, Suor, 

Butterfly. RCA LM-2033. A- to B+................................................................................................................... 9.00 

389. AMATO: Arias - Barber, Traviata(2), Ballo, Forza, Africana, Il Guarany, Carmen(2), Gioconda, Tosca, 

Secret of Susanna & Jewels. [recorded 1911-14; German-only notes] Court Opera CO-430. FS .................... 9.00 

390. ANDERSON: Ten Spirituals. Rupp, piano. [10-inch] RCA LM-110. B- ................................................................ 6.00 

391.*ANGELICI: Arias - Faust, Roi d'Ys, Tales, Figaro, Otello, Lakme, Manon, Mireille, Magic Flute. 

Etcheverry/Paris Opera Comique. Trianon TRI-33153. A-......................................................................... 12.00 

392.*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 

393. 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 

394.*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 

395.*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 

396.*ARKHIPOVA: Khovanshchina excerpts. [I cannot read the Cyrillic to tell you the rest of the cast] 

Melodiya C10-16595-96. A- ............................................................................................................................ 12.00 

397.*ARKHIPOVA: Rachmaninoff - Songs (7). Mussorgsky - Songs and Dances of Death. Wustman, piano. 

Mel-Angel SR-40198. A- ................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

398.*ARKHIPOVA: Rachmaninov Songs (14). Ivary Ilya, piano.[Russian-only notes] Melodiya C10-17203-4. 

A-(minor cover damage) .................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

399. 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 

400.*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 

401.*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 

402.*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 

403.*ARKHIPOVA: Twelve songs of Georgi Sviridov (b.1915). Composer, piano. Melodiya C10-11981-2. A-....... 15.00 

404.*ARKHIPOVA & PIAVKO: Duet from Iolanthe & Fountain Scene from Boris. PIAVKO alone: Arias from 

May Night, Sadko, Queen of Spades(3); Grechaninov song. Ermler/Bolshoi Theatre Orch. Melodiya 

33C10-12351-2. A- .......................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

405.*ARKHIPOVA & PIAVKO: Duets from Trovatore & Cavalleria Rusticana. Melodiya 33CM-02919-20. A- ...... 12.00 

406.*AVDEYEVA: (Larissa; mezzo-soprano): Arias - Khovanshchina(2), Sadko, Kaschei, Carmen(3), 

Samson(2). Svetlanov/Bolshoi. Melodiya 33C-01013-14. A- ........................................................................ 12.00 

407.*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 

408.*BAKER: Berlioz - Nuits d'Ete. Ravel - Sheherazade. Barbirolli/NPO. [blue labels] Angel S-36505. A- ........... 12.00 

409.*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

LP's: Vocalists - continued 

410.*BAKER: French Song Recital - Debussy (Trois Chansons; Le Promenoir des Deux Amants), Duparc(2) & 

Faure(9). Moore, piano. EMI/Odeon ASD-2590. A- ...................................................................................... 16.00 

411.*BAKER: Handel - Ah! Crudel nel Pianto Mio; Armida Abbandonata. Leppard/ECO. [blue labels] Angel 

S-36569. A- ...................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

412.*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 

413. BASTIANINI: Arias - Don Carlo; Barber; Wm Tell; Paride ed Elena; Don Giovanni; Andrea; Songs - 

Durante, Tosti, Denza, De Curtis, Cardillo, Di Capua, Billi. Miura, pf. [Tokyo recital, 6-9-65] 

Legendary LR-119. FS ..................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

414.*BERGANZA: Falla - Seven Popular Spanish Songs. Lorca - Thirteen Old Spanish Songs. Yepes, guitar. 

DGG 2530 875. A- to A ................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

415. BERGER: Songs of Mozart(5) & Schubert. George Schick, piano. [10-inch] RCA LM-133. B- ......................... 18.00 

416. 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 

417. BJOERLING: Arias from Rigoletto, Desert Song; 13 Swedish Songs. [Everything sung in Swedish] 

[Rococo Bjoerling Vol #3]. Rococo 5237. A-.................................................................................................... 9.00 

418. BJOERLING & MERRILL: Operatic Duets from Forza, Don Carlo, Otello, Boheme & Pecheurs. 

Cellini/RCA Orch. [10-inch] RCA LM-7007. B............................................................................................ 10.00 

419.*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 

420. 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 

421.*CALLAS: Selections from Tosca (Pretre/Paris Opera) and Norma (Serafin/La Scala). [notes in Dutch 

only] Dutch EMI 5C065-03125. A- ................................................................................................................... 9.00 

422. CELLINI & BJOERLING: Great Tenor Arias - Faust, Cav, Pag, Boheme, Africana & Carmen. 

Grevillius/RCA Victor Orch. [10-inch] RCA LM-105. B .............................................................................. 6.00 

423. CHAYRES: (Nestor, tenor): Falla - Seven Spanish Folk Songs. Cantares & Tonadillas of Spain (8). 

Kingsway KL-300. B+(occ tks) ....................................................................................................................... 26.00 

424. CROOKS: Arias - Werther, Xerxes, Sadko, Lohengrin, Elisir, Traviata(2), Walkure, Traviata(2), Faust(2) 

& Manon(2). [bl cov] Golden Age of Opera EJS 488. B+................................................................................. 8.00 

425. DANCO: Ravel - Sheherazade; Trois Poemes de Stephane Mallarme; Deux Melodies Hebraiques. 

Ansermet/OSR. London 5361. A-(demo copy) .............................................................................................. 20.00 

426. DE GORGORZA: Arias - Trovatore(2), Carmen, Roi de Lahore, Faust, Pag, Barber; Songs of Tosti(3), Di 

Capua, Quaranta, Scuderi, Mascheroni, Mattei. Rubini GV-570. A- .............................................................. 10.00 

427. DE LOS ANGELES: Spanish Folk Songs, Volume 2. Moore, piano. [10-inch] RCA LM-131. B........................ 13.00 

428. DI STEFANO: His Earliest Recordings - Thirteen mostly Italian songs (Bixio, De Curtis, Mario, 

Gastaldon, Cottrau); no dates indicated, but notes mention that four items were originally recorded 

under the name of "Nino Florio." OASI 500. A- ............................................................................................. 12.00 

429.*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 

430.*FASSBAENDER: Songs of Mendelssohn(9) & Wolf(10). Werba, piano. Electrola 1C065-30 950. A- to A...... 12.00 

431.*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 

432. FLAGSTAD: Grieg Songs (6). Braithwaite & Susskind/PO. [10-inch] RCA LM-99. B .................................... 12.00


433.*FRENI: Arias - Turandot(2), Manon Lescaut, Butterfly, Boheme, Gianni & Traviata(4). 

Magiera/Hamburg Phil & Gardelli/Staatskapelle Berlin. BASF BC-29176. A-(U.S. pressing) ................. 8.00 

434.*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 

435.*GENCER: Songs of Chopin(4), Bellini(3), Donizetti(3) & Rossini(3). Guerrini, piano. [fold-open 

illustrated album; notes Italian only] Cetra LPL-69003. A- ............................................................................ 12.00 

436. GOBBI: "Around the World in Music - Italy - Vol. I. Eight songs. [10-inch] RCA LPM-3090. A--..................... 11.00 

437.*GORR: Arias - Lohengrin, Tristan, Werther, Don Carlo, Trovatore, Cav, Samson, Orfeo. Cluytens/Paris 

Opera. [blue labels] Angel S-35795. A-.......................................................................................................... 12.00 

438. HARRELL: Schubann - Dichterliebe. George Reeves, piano. [10-inch; scarce!] RCA LM-29. B........................ 25.00 

439. HARRELL: Songs of Purcell, Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Wolf(2), Duparc(2), Massenet, Faure, John 

Jacob Niles (Four Gambling Songs). Smith, piano. Remington R-199-140. B+(fine pressing for a 

Remington!)...................................................................................................................................................... 24.00 

440.*HINES: Operatic Saints & Sinners - Arias from Faust(2), Simon, Damnation, Nabucco(2), Robert, 

Huguenots, Mefistofele(2), Don Carlo, Barber. Santi/VSOO. Epic BC-1334. A-(demo copy) ..................... 15.00 

441. HINES: Concert Encores - Songs of Mussorgsky(3), Beethoven, MacGimsey(2), Edwards, Kipling- 

Speaks, Wolf, Niles, Newman-Charles, Malotte, Tarr-Foster & Welborn-Sacco. Alexander Alexay, 

piano. London 5397. A- ................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

442. JERITZA: In Opera - Arias from Herodiade, Jeanne d'Arc, Alceste, Carmen(2), Gioconda, Thais, Tosca, 

Cav, Lohengrin, Tannhauser, Walkure & Dutchman. [most with unidentified orchestra; Carmen with 

Met; scarce disc - first copy I've had since 1987] Camden CAL-275. B+....................................................... 13.00 

443.*JERUSALEM: Strauss Songs (12). Masur/Leipzig Gewandhaus Orch. [dig] Philips 6514 321. A- to A ......... 10.00 

444.*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 

445. KASTORSKY: (Vladimir): Arias - Magic Flute, Don Giovanni, Ruslan, Judith, Tannhauser, Walkure, 

Onegin, Boris; Songs of Glinka, Rubinstein, Marschner, Dargomyshsky(2), Borodin & Arensky. 

[recorded 1907-39] Melodiya 33M10-44693-4. A- ......................................................................................... 12.00 

446.*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 

447. KOROLYOV: (Denis): Arias - Onegin, Rigoletto, Dobrynia Nikitich, Boheme, Elisir; Songs of Glinka(4), 

Rimsky, Rachmaninov & Sviridov. Rassudoya, piano. Melodiya 028373-74. A- ......................................... 12.00 

448.*KOROLYOV: (Denis): Schubert Songs (10). Rassudova, piano. Melodiya 03529-30. A- .................................. 12.00 

449.*KRAUSE: Schubert - Schwanengesang. Gage, piano. London OS-26328. A-........................................................ 8.00 

450.*KRUYSEN: Debussy - Sixteen Songs (composed 1904-15). Noel Lee, piano. [handsome fold-open album] 

Telefunken SAT-22540. A- to A...................................................................................................................... 12.00 

451.*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 

452. KURZ: Arias - Flute, Ernani, Lakme, Trovatore(2), Sonnambula, Perle du Brasil, Rigoletto, Puritani, 

Dinorah, Etoile. Rubini GV-89. A- .................................................................................................................... 8.00 

453.*LAPLANTE: (Bruno; baritone): Massenet Songs (21). Lachance, piano. [Notes in French only] Calliope 

CAL-1830. A-- ................................................................................................................................................. 10.00


454. LAURI-VOLPI: Arias - Trovatore, Favorita, Wm Tell, Poliuto, Puritani, Werther, Manon(2), Faust, 

Carmen, Lombardi & Tosca; three songs. [bl cov] [rec 1955-59] EJS 565. A-(very fine pressing for 

EJS) .................................................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

455. LAWRENCE: Excerpts from "Lady in the Dark" (recorded 1941; according to Clough & Cuming, this was 

the first issue) and "Nymph Errant" (rec 1933). [10-inch] RCA LRT-7001. A-(very brief bks beg sd 1, 

then superb) ...................................................................................................................................................... 32.00 

456.*LEBRUN: (Louise; soprano): Arias - Magic Flute(2), Figaro(2), Barber, Rigoletto, Traviata. Georg 

Richter/Norddeutsche Philharmonie. Classique CC-15075. A- .................................................................. 12.00 

457.*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 

458. 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 

459. LEHMANN: Arias - Figaro, Flute, Freischutz, Oberon, Fidelio, Merry Wives, Manon, Mignon, Walkure, 

Tristan, Tannhauser, Lohengrin, Otello, Tosca(2), Butterfly, Turandot, Tote Stadt, Ariadne, Arabella, 

Rosenkavalier, Toten Augen (d'Albert), Wunder der Heliane (Korngold); two Wesendonck lieder. 

[recorded 1927-1935] Dacapo C 147-29 116/117(2). FS................................................................................. 16.00 

460. LEHMANN: Schubert - Die Schone Mullerin. Ulanowsky, piano. [recorded 1942] Col ML-5996. A-("2eyes" 

labels)...................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

461. 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 

462. LEMNITZ: Arias - Orpheus(2), Figaro(2), Magic Flute(2), Freischutz(2), Trovatore(2), Aida(2), Otello(3), 

Arabella(2), Lohengrin(2) & Tannhauser. [recorded 1937-48] Electrola 1C147-28 989/90(2). FS................ 18.00 

463. LORENZ: Arias - Rienzi(2), Tannhauser(3), Lohengrin(3), Meistersinger(3), Walkure, Siegfried(2), 

Parsifal, Afrikanerin, Juive, Forza, Aida(2), Carmen, Evangelimann; Songs of Clemens Schmalstich & 

Felix Weingartner! Conductors include Schmalstich (many times), Moralt, Knappertsbusch. [recorded 

1925-42] Electrola 1C147-29 154/55(2). FS.................................................................................................... 18.00 

464. LORENZ: Wagner - Selections from Rienzi, Tannhauser & Walkure. With Schmitt-Walter, baritone; 

Reining, soprano; Orchs conducted by Rother & Schuler. [German-only notes] Heliodor 88029. A- 

to A ................................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

465. LUDWIG: Mahler Songs (12). Moore, piano. British Columbia 33CX-1705. A- ................................................. 12.00 

466.*LUDWIG: Wagner - Wesendonck Lieder; Tristan Liebestod. Brahms - Alto Rhapsody. Klemperer/PO. 

[blue labels] Angel S-35923. A-....................................................................................................................... 12.00 

467.*LUXON: Mussorgsky - Songs & Dances of Death; Sunless; Three Songs. Willison, piano. Argo ZRG- 

708. A-................................................................................................................................................................ 8.00 

468. MACDONALD & EDDY: Operetta Favorites - Selections by Herbert(3), Friml(3) & Romberg(2). [10inch] 

RCA LCT-16. A-(very fine!) .................................................................................................................. 12.00 

469.*MASTERSON: Songs of Arne(3), Bishop, Handel, Gounod(3), Satie & Bizet(3). Vignoles, piano; 

Adeney, flute. Pearl SHE-590. A- ................................................................................................................... 12.00 

470.*MATHIS: Mozart Lieder, Vol. 1 (17 songs). Klee, piano. DGG 2530 319. A- to A(c/c)........................................ 9.00 

471. MAUGERI: (Carmelo; b.1889): Arias - Andrea, Fedora, Forza(2), Ernani(2), Ballo, Trovatore, Fanciulla, 

Barber, Don Pasquale, Gioconda & Favorita(3). Rubini GV-592. A- ............................................................. 10.00 

472.*MCINTYRE: Wagner Monologues - Dutchman, Meistersinger(2), Lohengrin & Walkure. Matheson/New 

Zealand Sym. German RCA PRL 1-9079. A-(c/c) ........................................................................................... 8.00


473. MELBA: The American Recordings, 1907-1916. Lovely production in commemoration of 50 years of the 

Australian Broadcasting Commission, 1982. Includes TWO illustrated booklets: one with complete 

texts of the seventy or so songs and arias included; the other with essays and details regarding the 

Melba collection at the Performing Arts Museum in Melbourne. RCA VRL5-0365(5). A- to A(lovely 

Australian pressings) ........................................................................................................................................ 65.00 

474. MELCHIOR: Wagner - Selections from Rienzi, Meistersinger, Tannhauser, Walkure(3), Siegfried(2), 

Tannhauser; two Wesendonck lieder. [recorded 1923-24; German-only notes] Heliodor 2548 749. A- 

to A ................................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

475. MELTON: Great Religious Songs - Panis Angelicus, The Lord's Prayer, Ave Maria (both Mascagni & 

Bach-Gounod), The Palms, Bizet's Agnus Dei. Black/RCA Victor Orch. [10-inch] RCA LM-82. B-......... 12.00 

476. 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 

477.*MOJICA: "Requiem Lirico" - Collection includes 30 songs - notes are in Spanish, but looks as if discs are 

basically one-each devoted to Mexican songs, Italian songs, and Spanish Christmas songs. [Mexican 

issue] Orfeon LP-JM-131(3). A-(brief, lgt snd, beg side 1, disc #2) ............................................................... 29.00 

478. MOORE: On Opera & Song - Arias: Louise, Boheme, Show Boat, Dubarry; Songs of Kreisler, 

Pestalozza, Berlin, Tchaikovsky & Paulin. [10-inch] RCA LCT-7004. B+(brief tks sd 2)............................. 14.00 

479.*MOSER: Mozart Arias - Flute(2), Don Giovanni, Seraglio; Concert Arias: K.316 & 368. Hager & 

Sawallisch/Munich Opera. [Grand Prix du Disque; nice fold-open album] Electrola C063-29 082. A- 

to A ................................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

480. MUNSEL: Excerpts from the motion picture "Melba." Munsel sings the title role; includes arias from 

Nozze, Romeo, Tosca, Barber, Fille, Traviata, Lucia, several songs. [10-inch] RCA LM-7012. B+ ............. 29.00 

481. 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 

482. OLIVERO: Arias - Adriana, Boheme, Medea, Mefistofele, Manon Lescaut, Tristan, Traviata; Song of 

Bizet. [Live; 1963-68] Opus MLG-72. A- ....................................................................................................... 12.00 

483. PARSI-PETTINELLA: (Armida): Arias - Andrea, Re di Lahore, Norma, Ballo, Huguenots(2), Giulietta e 

Romeo, Favorita(2), Samson(2), Gioconda, Forza(2) & Trovatore; Songs of Gounod, Faini, Puccini & 

Costa. Club 99 CL-99-106. A- ........................................................................................................................... 7.00 

484. PEERCE: Golden Moments of Song - O Solo Mio, La Danza, Mattinata, Valencia, Return to Sorrento, 

Amapola. Fistoulari/PO. [10-inch] RCA LM-65. B+(occ tks)....................................................................... 10.00 

485. PEERCE: Hebrew Melodies (8). Bass & Winterhalter, cond. [10-inch] RCA LM-7003. B-................................ 7.00 

486. PETERS, PINZA & PEERCE: Tonight We Sing - Selections from the motion picture: Boris Coronation & 

Death Scenes; arias, duets & trios from Butterfly(2), Traviata, Faust(4); Russian folk song. 

Newman/20th Century-Fox Orch & Cho. [10-inch; Peter's debut on RCA] RCA LM-7016. A--(brief 

tks sd 2; fine copy) ........................................................................................................................................... 40.00 

487. PINZA: Arias - Lakme, Amadis, Reine de Saba, Mignon, Faust, Magic Flute, Elisir, Lucia, Amore di Tre 

Re; Songs of de Curtis, Pergolesi & Beethoven. Rococo 5360. A- ................................................................... 9.00 

488. PLANCON: Arias - Martha, Romeo(2), Le Chalet, Damnation, Stabat Mater, Caid(2), Faust(2), Robert le 

Diable, Etoile & Don Carlos; songs of Godard & Schumann. [recorded 1902-08] Rubini GV-39. A-........... 10.00 

489. PONSELLE: Rosa Ponselle in Opera and Song - Arias from Vestale(2), Otello(2); Songs of Schubert & 

Bishop. [10-inch] RCA LCT-10. A-- ............................................................................................................... 11.00


490.*PREY: Schumann - Dichterliebe. Schubert - Songs (8). Hokanson, piano. [German-only texts; no notes] 

Philips 6520 002. A- to A................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

491.*PREY: Schumann - Dichterliebe; Kerner Lieder; Liederkreis. Engel, pf. Vox STDL-5562(2). A- ...................... 13.00 

492. RETHBERG: Arias - Alceste, Enfant Prodigue, Idomeneo, Walla, Forza, Ballo, Simon, Boheme(2), Cav, 

Figaro, Aida, Juive. [recorded 1935-41] ANNA 1040. A-............................................................................... 10.00 

494. SCHLUSNUS: Mahler - Songs of a Wayfarer. Strauss - Three Songs. Zillig/Hessian Radio Orch (in 

both). Songs of Schubert(4), Brahms(2), Wolf(4) (Peschko, Raucheisen, Rupp, pianists). [Germanonly 

notes] Heliodor 88 020. A- to A............................................................................................................... 12.00 

495. SCHLUSNUS: Songs of Schubert (7 from Schwanengesang; two from Schone Mullerin) & Strauss (8). 

Misc pianists. [German-only notes] Heliodor 2548 729. A- to A.................................................................... 12.00 

496. SCHUMANN: Songs of Robert Franz(8), Mendelssohn(5) & Wolf(8). Schick & Reeves, piano. Allegro 

ALL-746. A-- ................................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

497.*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 

498.*SCHWARZKOPF: Schumann - Frauenliebe und Leben; Liederkreis. Parsons, piano. Angel S-37043. A- ........ 12.00 

499.*SCHWARZKOPF: Wolf - Songs from the Romantic Poets (17). Moore, piano. [blue labels] Angel S- 

36308. A-.......................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

500.*SOLOVIANENKO: Songs of Tchaikovsky, Sviridov & Gliere (I think - ! - it is all in Cyrillic). Ravin, 

piano. Melodiya C10-15999-6000. A--............................................................................................................ 10.00 

501.*STEBER: Live at the Continental Baths (October 4, 1973): Arias from Idomeneo, Flute, Cosi, Louise, 

Boheme, Manon, Merry Widow, Tosca; Songs of Sieczynski, Kreisler. Biltcliffe, piano. RCA ARL1- 

0436. A-............................................................................................................................................................ 15.00 

502. STEVENS: Six Religious Songs. Frank Black/RCA Victor Orch & Cho. [10-inch] RCA LM-38. C(sad 

condition, but what a fine voice!)..................................................................................................................... 13.00 

503. STIGNANI: Arias - Trovatore, Favorita, Cav, Fedora, Carmen, Forza, Samson, Arlesiana, Gioconda & 

Norma. [Recorded 1927-50; Italian-only notes] Italian Odeon QCX-10510. FS ............................................ 12.00 

504. STREICH: Arias - Barber, Semiramide, Ballo(2), Rigoletto, Mignon, Huguenots, Idomeneo, Zaide, Cosi. 

Misc orchs/conductors. Decca DL-9943. A-.................................................................................................. 12.00 

505. SWARTHOUT: My Favorites - Eight songs including One Night of Love, I Wonder as I Wander; 

Estrellita, At Dawning. Katims/RCA Victor Orch. [10-inch] RCA LM-116. A--(occ lgt tks; very 

fine) .................................................................................................................................................................. 20.00 

506. TAGLIAVINI: Neapolitan Folk Songs (6). Cellini/RCA Victor Orch (in four); Gallino/Orch (in two). 

[10-inch] RCA LM-72. B................................................................................................................................. 16.00 

507. 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 

508. TEYTE: Town Hall Recital; January 15, 1948: Excerpts from Pelleas et Melisande; Britten - Les 

Illuminations. Ranck, piano. Desmar GHP-4003. A-...................................................................................... 12.00 

509. THEBOM: "Fireside Favorites" - Eight songs, including My Old Kentucky Home, The Rosary, Homing, 

Mighty Lak' a Rose. Braithwaite/LSO. [10-inch] RCA LM-104. B .............................................................. 21.00 

510. THEBOM: Beloved Hymns (7). Forsberg, organ (4th Presbyterian Church, NYC). [10-inch; very scarce; 

deleted August 1953!] RCA LM-58. B-/C+....................................................................................................... 6.00 

511. THILL: French Opera Arias - Alceste, Iphigenie, Joseph(Mehul), Les Abencerages(Cherubini), Wm Tell, 

Juive, Huguenots, Africaine, Damnation, Troyens, Faust(5), Mireille, Romeo(2), Carmen, Samson(3), 

Herodiade, Manon(4), Cid(2), Werther(2), Sapho, Lakme, Sigurd, Attaque du Moulin(Bruneau), 

Fortunio(Messager), Marouf(2), Rolande et le Mauvais Garcon(Rabaud). [wonderful detail in 126page 

booklet, but it is in French only] La Voix de Son Maitre 290 1933(5). A- to A ..................................... 35.00


512. TIBBETT: Arias - Barber, Carmen, Pag, Boris, Faust & Ballo; Songs of Schubert(2), Guion, Wolfe, 

Mussorgsky, Trad(2), Lecuona & Gounod. [blank jacket] Unique Opera UORC-370. A- ............................... 8.00 

513. TIBBETT: Arias - Falstaff, Romeo, Tabarro, Trovatore, Tosda, Herodiade, Faust, Meistersinger, Martha, 

Traviata, Xerxes, Tales & Andrea. [bl cov] Golden Age of Opera EJS 110. B................................................. 8.00 

514. 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 

515. TOUREL: Russian Love Songs by Tchaikovsky(4), Gretchaninoff(2), Rimsky-Korsakov, Balakirev, 

Rachmaninov(3), Dargomijsky(3) & Glinka(2). Smith, piano; G.Ricci, cello. Decca DL-9981. A- ............. 10.00 

516. TOUREL: Songs of Rossini(3), Gluck, Stradella, Bizet, Liszt, Ravel(2), Poulenc & Berlioz. Ulanowsky, 

piano. Decca DL-10013. A- ............................................................................................................................. 16.00 

517. TRAUBEL: "Old Vienna" - Merry Widow Waltz; Vienna, City of My Dreams; four more Viennese 

favorites. Frank Black/RCA Orch. [10-inch; rare!] RCA LM-39. B ............................................................ 29.00 

518. TRAUBEL: Folk Songs & Ballads (10). Armbruster/Orch. [10-in] RCA LM-7013. C(lousy copy, but 

scarce!) ............................................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

519. TRUMAN: A Margaret Truman Program - Songs of Delibes(2), Mozart, Grieg, Popper, Romberg, Penn; 

Comin' Thro' the Rye. Fiedler/RCA Victor Orch. [10-inch; this is the second of Margaret Truman's 

recordings and distinctly the rarer of the two. It was issued between April and July of 1952 and was 

deleted in November of the following year. And unlike the earlier issue (LM-57), I don't believe there 

was a 45-rpm edition, so this disc is all there was. For those who have not heard the scandalous thricefamiliar 

story, Harry Truman was widely quoted as wanting to punch critic Paul Hume in the face after 

he gave Margaret a poor review, which she may well have deserved... Quite apart from Truman, this is 

one of the very scarcest of Fiedler LP's.] RCA LM-145. A--(occ brief lgt tks from few marks) .................. 175.00 

520. 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. [recorded 1927-30; Keith 

Hardwich transfers; DMM] EMI EG-29 0979 1. A- to A................................................................................ 12.00 

521. VALLIN: La Princesse du Chant. Songs of Faure(5), Hahn(8), Falla(10), Granados(2), Nin(4), Laserna, 

Gounot, Traditional, Chabrier, Leroux, Bemberg, Chausson(3) & Debussy; Arias - Pecheurs, Mignon, 

Manon, Herodiade, Boheme, Secret of Susanna & Louise. [recorded 1914; 1928-43] EMI EX-29 0946 

3(2). A- ............................................................................................................................................................. 18.00 

522.*VERLOOY: Arias & Duets - Rigoletto(3), La Wally & Lucia(2). Dubuc, baritone; Bellugi/Vienna Sym. 

Pavane ADW-7128. A- to A .............................................................................................................................. 9.00 

523.*VYVYAN: Haydn - Scena de Berenice; Two Excerpts from St. Cecilia Mass. Mozart - Concert Arias, 

K.272 & 505. Newstone/Haydn Orch. Decca ECS-635. A0 ......................................................................... 10.00 

524. VYVYAN & MORRISON: Scarlatti - Two Duet Cantatas. Dart, harpsichord; Dupre, viola da gamba. 

Oiseau-Lyre OL-50154. A- .............................................................................................................................. 10.00 

525. WARREN: "Songs for Everyone" - Old Man River; Home on the Range; Battle Hymn of the Republic; 

America the Beautiful; four more. Frank Black/RCA Victor Orch. [10-inch] RCA LM-94. B++(occ 

tks; fine copy)................................................................................................................................................... 40.00 

526. WARREN: Songs of Rudyard Kipling (8). Frank Black/RCA Victor Orch. [10-inch] RCA LM-147. A-- 

(brief tks beg sd 1; the rest uncommonly fine)................................................................................................. 50.00 

527.*WUNDERLICH: Arias & Duets - Don Giovanni, Zar & Zimmermann, Merry Wives(2), Dutchman, 

Butterfly(3). Assisting artists include Prey, Lorengar, Mathis, Hildebrand. Misc conductors. 

[German-only notes] Eterna 8 26 550. A-........................................................................................................ 12.00

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: #184, 215, 279, 280, 332, 460, 936, 973, 990, 998, 

1002, 1005, 1011, 1018, 1020, 1024, 1029, 1040, 1059, 1066, 1193, 1208, 1219, 1241, 1242, 1248, 1309, 1333-34, 1374, 

1375, 1376, 1386, 1414, 1415, 1416, 1419, 1420, 1431, 1450, 1451, 1455, 1456, 1457, 1458, 1459, 1463, 1472, 1476, 

1477, 1478, 1481, 1483, 1492, 1506, 1509, 1574, 1592, 1593, 1596, 1651, 1652, 1653, 1655, 1683 & 1685. 

LP's: Angels 

All of the mono Angels below (except as noted) are early British pressings from the period 1953-58. 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 early pressings ["red" = red label for the very 

earliest of them, or "blue" = blue label used until the late '60's. 

529. 3591(2)CZIFFRA: LISZT - Twelve Transcendental Etudes. Cziffra. Angel 3591(2). A- ..................................... 30.00 

530. 35229: CHINESE OPERA - Excerpts from eight operas. Official Ensemble of the People's Republic of 

China. A--(1/4-in scr sd 2; box has moderate damage)..................................................................................... 9.00 

531. 35249: DEBUSSY - Twelve Preludes, Book Two. Gieseking. A- ......................................................................... 12.00 

532. 35295: CEREMONIAL MUSIC OF THE SYNAGOGUE - Yom Kippur; Marriage Ceremony; Service for 

Sabbath & Festivals. Emile Kacmann, bass (cantor of Union Liberale Israelite, Paris); with chorus & 

organ. [obscure issue!!] A-............................................................................................................................... 30.00 

533. 35307: OPERATIC BALLET MUSIC - Dance of the Hours, Dance of the Persian Slaves, Venusberg 

Music, Polovetsian Dances, Aida Ballet Music. Karajan/PO. A--(slight spine split, tape repair)................. 12.00 

534. 35311: FAURE - Suites from Dolly, Masques et Bergemasques and Pelleas et Melisande. Tzipine/Paris 

Opera Comique Orch. A-- ............................................................................................................................. 12.00 

535. 35321: SCHUMANN - Piano Concerto (Karajan/PO); Kinderscenen. Gieseking. A-......................................... 16.00 

536. 35322: DONIZETTI - Favorita (exc). Garafalo; Formichini; Curiel/Milan Radio. A-........................................ 12.00 

537. 35323: MOZART - Clarinet Concerto (Bernard Walton); Symphony #39. Karajan/PO. A-(first copy I've 

seen in 20 years!).............................................................................................................................................. 20.00 

538. 35332: BRAHMS - Sonatas #1 & #2 for Violin & Piano. Kogan; Mitnik. A- ...................................................... 35.00 

539. 35338: FOUR SYMPHONIES BY THREE SONS OF BACH - C.P.E.(in D and in F), W.F.(in d) and J.C. 

(in B-flat). Froment/His Chamber Orch. A-(lovely!)................................................................................... 25.00

LP's: Angels - continued 

540. 35339: SCHUBERT - Symphony #6. GRIEG - Old Norwegian Romance with Variations; In Autumn 

Overture. Beecham/RPO. A-(s/s).................................................................................................................... 14.00 

541. 35342: STRAUSS FAMILY - Delirium, Artist's Life, Emperor & Blue Danube Waltzes; Pizzicato Polka; 

Gypsy Baron Overture. Karajan/PO. A- to B+ .............................................................................................. 12.00 

542. 35343: BACH - Concerto for 2 Violins; Violin Concerto in E; Sarabande from Partita #1. Elisabeth Gilels 

(2nd vln); Kogan; Ackermann/PO. A- .......................................................................................................... 20.00 

543. 35346: BORODIN Symphony #1. RIMSKY-KORSAKOV Capriccio Espagnol. Galliera/PO. A-...................... 24.00 

544. 35348: PIANO ENCORES - Chopin, Debussy, Szymanowski, Paderewski, Scriabin, Rachmaninoff & 

Prokofiev. Witold Malcuzynski. A-(lovely copy; not common).................................................................... 24.00 

545. 35349: BRAHMS - Handel Variations; Intermezzo, Op.118, #6; Rhapsody #2. Witold Malcuzynski, 

piano. A-(first copy I've seen of this!).............................................................................................................. 32.00 

546. 35351: MOZART - Quartet #17. SCHUBERT - Quartet #2. Quartetto Italiano. A-(superb copy!) .................... 25.00 

547. 35352: BEETHOVEN - Piano Sonatas #17 & #18. Gieseking. A-......................................................................... 12.00 

548. 35362: SCHUBERT - Octet. Oistrakh; Bondarenko; Terain; Knushevitzky; Gertovich; Sorokin; 

Stidel; Shapiro. Angel 35362. A- ................................................................................................................... 25.00 

549. 35363: BEETHOVEN - Piano Sonatas #30 & #31. Gieseking. A-(ns) ................................................................... 8.00 

550. 35367: BEETHOVEN - Quartet #10 ("Harp"). Quartetto Italiano. A-................................................................. 25.00 

551. 35378: MOZART - Piano Sonatas #11 & #12. Jose Iturbi. A-.............................................................................. 35.00 

552. 35384: BOCCHERINI - Symphonies in A and c. Caracciolo/Scarlatti Orch. A- ................................................ 12.00 

553. 35396: RACHMANINOFF - Piano Concerto #2. CHOPIN - Nocturne in D-Flat. Malinin; 

Ackermann/PO. A-(three light 1/4-inch scrs on side 1)................................................................................. 16.00 

554. 35397: SCHUMANN - Cello Concerto. TCHAIKOVSKY - Rococo Variations. Fournier; Sargent/PO. A- ..... 20.00 

555. 35399: BALAKIREV - Symphony #1. Beecham/RPO. [this mono original issue was deleted in July 1959] 

A-(lovely copy!) ............................................................................................................................................... 24.00 

556. 35408: MOZART - Symphony #38 & #39. Klemperer/PO. [ns] A-( U.S. red-label pressing)............................... 9.00 

557. 35409: MOZART - Vesperae Solennes de Confessore, K.339; Exsultate, Jubilate; Benedictus Sit Deus, 

K.117. Berger; Hoffgen; Wilhelm; Frantz; Forster/BPO; St. Hedwig's Cho. [ns] A-(earliest U.S. red 

labels) ............................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

558. 35410: STRAUSS - Death & Transfiguration. TCHAIKOVSKY - Romeo & Juliet. Galliera/PO. B(mostly 

A-, but a few short scrs) ................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

559. 35477: TCHAIKOVSKY - Piano Concerto #1. Iturbi, piano & conducting Colonne Orch. [scarce!] [th; 

ns] A-................................................................................................................................................................ 32.00 

560. 35589: EILEEN FARRELL - In Grand Opera. Arias from Alceste, Ernani, Jeanne d'Arc, Herodiade, 

Oberon, Gioconda, Enfant Prodigue, Consul. Schippers/PO. A- ..................................................................... 9.00 

561. COLH--89: BACH ORGAN RECITAL - Albert Schweitzer. [recorded at All Hallows Church, London; 

1935; with booklet] A-(U.S. pressing; no spine).............................................................................................. 12.00 

562.*S-35397: SCHUMANN - Cello Concerto. TCHAIKOVSKY - Rococo Variations. Pierre Fournier, cello; 

Sargent/PO. [one of the very earliest Angel stereo issues] Angel S-35397. A-(earliest U.S. red labels; 

w/dowel spine too) ........................................................................................................................................... 25.00 

563.*S-35739: MOZART - Symphony #38 & 39. Karajan/PO. [blue labels] A- ......................................................... 10.00 

564.*S-35753: SCHUMANN - Symphony #3 (using Mahler's orchestration); Manfred Overture. Giulini/PO. A- 

(earliest U.S. red labels) ................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

565.*S-35948: HANDEL - Water Music Suite. MOZART - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik; 3 German Dances; Ave, 

Verum Corpus. Karajan/BPO (Ave PO/Cho). [blue labels] A- ................................................................... 10.00 

566.*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 

567.*S-36843: PROKOFIEV - Alexander Nevsky. Reynolds; Previn/LSO /Cho. [Bishop/Parker] A-........................ 10.00 

568.*S-37285: SHOSTAKOVICH - Symphony #5. Previn/CSO. [quad] [Bishop; Parker] A- ...................................... 7.00

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. 

569.*CS-6185: DELIBES - Coppelia & Sylvia Highlights. Ansermet/OSR. A-(c/c) ................................................... 12.00 

570.*CS-6251: ADAM - Giselle. Karajan/VPO. [in nicely-illusgtraed fold-open album] A- ...................................... 12.00 

571.*CS-6402: DVORAK - Symphony #7 (old #2). Kertesz/LSO. A- ........................................................................... 9.00 

572.*CS-6428: TCHAIKOVSKY - Symphony #3. Maazel/VPO. A-............................................................................ 10.00 

573.*CS-6446: GALUPPI - Sonata #5. SCARLATTI - Three Sonatas. BEETHOVEN - Sonata #32. 

Michelangeli, piano. A-................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

574.*CS-6536: LALO - Namouna Ballet Music; Rapsodie for Orchestra. Ansermet/OSR. A-.................................... 12.00 

575.*CS-6682: SCHUBERT - Symphonies #4 & #5. Kertesz/VPOA- ........................................................................... 9.00 

576.*CS-6800: SOLTI CHICAGO SHOWCASE - Egmont, Leonore #3, Barber of Seville & Meistersinger 

Overtures. Strauss - Don Juan. Solti/CSO. [Harvey; Wilkinson] A................................................................ 12.00 

577.*CS-6891: TCHAIKOVSKY - Fatum; Tempest; Romeo. Dorati/National Sym. A-............................................. 10.00 

578.*CS-7032: MASSENET - Le Cid; Lamento d'Ariane. MEYERBEER - Les Patineurs. Bonynge/National 

Phil. [Woolcock; Wilkinson] A- to A(Dutch pressing; c/c) ............................................................................ 12.00 

579.*OS-25106: ROSSINI ARIAS - Barber(2), Italiana(3), Stabat Mater, Semiramide, Cenerentola. Berganza; 

Gibson/LSO. [bb] A-....................................................................................................................................... 15.00 

580.*OS-25731: HAYDN - Mass #9 in d (Lord Nelson). Stahlman; Watts; Brown; Krause; Willcocks/LSO; 

King's College Choir, Cambridge. [bb; FFSS] A- ........................................................................................ 12.00 

581.*OS-25799: REGINE CRESPIN - Arias from Trovatore, Ballo, Otello, Gioconda, Cav, Madama & 

Mefistofele. [bb; FFSS] A-(few light bubble thumps) ..................................................................................... 15.00 

582.*OSA--1299(2): PUCCINI - La Boheme. Pavarotti; Freni; Ghiaurov; Harwood; Panerai; Karajan/BPO. 

[TAS 73:149L] A- ............................................................................................................................................ 20.00 

583.*OSA--1439(4): MUSSORGSKY - Boris Godunov. Ghiaurov; Vishnevskaya; Talvela; Miljakovic; 

Dobrianowa; Spiess; Karajan/VPO. [TAS 73:149L] A-................................................................................ 21.00 

584.*PS-202: OPERETTA MEMORIES - Selections by Strauss(2), Lehar(5), Kalman(2) & Straus. 

Mantovani/His Orch. [fold-open album with bound-in booklet] A-.............................................................. 13.00 

585.*STS-15013: MUSIC IN LONDON 1670-1770. Works of Arne, Avison, J.C.Bach, Boyce, Locke & 

Purcell. Hurwitz/ECO. FS .............................................................................................................................. 10.00 

586.*STS-15022: DUKAS - La Peri (w/fanfare). DEBUSSY - Jeux. DEBUSSY-RAVEL - Danse. 

Ansermet/OSR. [from CS-6043] A- ............................................................................................................... 12.00 

587.*STS-15027: BRAHMS - Academic Festival, Tragic Overtures; Haydn Var. Knappertsbusch/VPO. A- 

(c/c)................................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

588.*STS-15028: STRAVINSKY - Renard (Senechal; Cuenod; Rehfuss; Depraz; Arato); Apollon Musagete. 

Ansermet/OSR. [from CS-6034] A- ................................................................................................................. 9.00 

589.*STS-15037: DVORAK - Serenade for Strings. Kubelik/Israel Phil. [from CS-6032] A-...................................... 9.00 

590.*STS-15084: MENDELSSOHN - Midsummer Night's Dream Music. Vyvyan; Lowe; Maag/LSO; 

ROHCG Female Cho. [From CS-6001; TAS 38:157] A-................................................................................ 9.00 

591.*STS-15110: BARTOK - Concerto for Orchestra. Ansermet/OSR. [from CS-6086] A-......................................... 9.00 

592.*STS-15117: CHARPENTIER - Impressions of Italy. Wolff/PCO. [1st stereo issue in US?] A- ............................ 9.00 

593.*STS-15125: DVORAK - Symphony #7. Kubelik/VPO. [from CS-6083] A- ......................................................... 8.00 

594.*STS-15140: SCHUBERT - Symphony #9. Krips/LSO. [from CS-6061; TAS 38:159; 71:136] A-(slight 

cover scuffs) ..................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

595.*STS-15188: ELGAR - Enigma Variations. BRAHMS - Haydn Variations. Monteux/LSO. [Walker; 

Wilkinson & Windebank; from RCA LSC-2418: see TAS 60:126; 88:168-70] A- .......................................... 9.00 

596.*STS-15217: French Overtures - Le Roi d'Ys; Le Domino Noir; Zampa; Belle Helene; Fra Diavolo; 

Orpheus in Hades. Ansermet/OSR. [from CS-6205] A- .................................................................................. 9.00 

597.*STS-15229/34(6): HAYDN - Symphonies #82 - #92; Sinfonia Concertante in B-Flat. 

Dorati/Philharmonia Hungarica. [Mallinson; Moorfoot] A- ....................................................................... 32.00

LP's: London Phase-4 Stereo 

598.*340-21180: ROZSA - Quo Vadis (music from the film). Composer/RPO. [TAS 73:152L] A-(c/c).................... 24.00 

599.*SP-44070: THAT ALDRICH FEELING - Ronnie Aldrich & His Two Pianos. A-............................................ 10.00 

600.*SP-44072: STRAIGHT AHEAD - Johnny Keating. A- ....................................................................................... 10.00 

601.*SP-44144: MUSIC FROM GREAT FILM CLASSICS - Bernard HERRMANN conducts his music from 

Snows of Kilimanjaro, Citizen Kane, Devil & Daniel Webster & Jane Eyre. LPO. [D'Amato & 

Barrett; Bannister] A-....................................................................................................................................... 13.00 

602.*SPC-21005: RIMSKY-KORSAKOV - Scheherazade. Stokowski/LSO. A-(promo copy)................................... 12.00 

603.*SPC-21018: STRAUSS WALTZES - Blue Danube; Wine, Women & Song; Tales from Vienna Woods; 

Voices of Spring; Artist's Life. Dorati/LPO. [d'Amato; Lilley] A- .................................................................. 9.00 

604.*SPC-21067: TCHAIKOVSKY - Francesca da Rimini. STRAUSS - Death & Transfiguration. 

Maazel/NPO. [Few; Bannister] A-.................................................................................................................... 9.00 

605.*SPC-21159: PUCCINI - La Boheme (extended excerpts for orchestra alone). Camarata/Kingsway Sym. 

[Few; Lilley] A-(c/c) .......................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

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. 

606.*289-411 031-1: JOSEPH SCHWANTNER - New Morning in the World (Willie Stargell, narr). 

COPLAND - Lincoln Portrait (William Warfield, narr). GEORGE WALKER - An Eastman 

Overture. Effron/Eastman Philharmonia. [Santuccio & Wright; Ritchie] A- to A...................................... 16.00 

607. EP-1-5010 (45 RPM; 7-INCH): BRAHMS - Rhapsodies: Op.79, #2; Op.119, #4. Abram Chasins, piano. 

A-...................................................................................................................................................................... 13.00 

608. MG-10112: TCHAIKOVSKY - The Tempest; Hamlet. Rachmilovich/Stockholm Radio B................................. 8.00 

609. MG-50029: FRANCK - Psyche. RAVEL - La Valse. FAURE - Pavane. Paray/Detroit Sym. [recorded 

December 1953; not an uncommon record, but rare in such fine condition] [MF-5/MF-6] A-....................... 18.00 

610. MG-50088: BRITISH BAND CLASSICS: HOLST - Suites #1 & #2. VAUGHAN WILLIAMS - Toccata 

Marziale; Folk Song Suite. Fennell/EWE. [Stunning mono-only disc, rec April 23, 1955; still the best 

recording of this music, to my ears. TAS: 115:165 (re the reissue on MG-50088 and mis-identified as 

"SR")] [MF-2/MF-3] B+ .................................................................................................................................. 20.00 

611. MG-50129: HAYDN - Symphony #96. MOZART - Symphony #35. Paray/Detroit Sym. [TAS re stereo 

issue: 33:134] B+.............................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

612. 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 

613. MG-50143: HINDEMITH - Symphony in B-flat. SCHONBERG - Theme & Variations. STRAVINSKY - 

Symphonies of Wind Instruments. Fennell/EWE. [FR-2/FR-3] A-(s/s)......................................................... 11.00 

614.*SR-90003: BARTOK - Violin Concerto (#2). Menuhin; Dorati/Mpls. [Taped in Carnegie Hall midnight 

to 5am after a concert!] [TAS 33:134] [FR-3/FR-2] A-................................................................................... 35.00

LP's: Mercuries - continued 

615.*SR-90136: CARPENTER (John Alden) - Adventures in a Perambulator. PHILLIPS (Burrill) - Selections 

from McGuffey's Readers. Hanson/ERSO. [TAS 39:125] [FR-2/FR-1] A-................................................... 50.00 

616.*SR-90153: RESPIGHI - The Birds; Brazilian Impressions. Dorati/LSO. [TAS 54:159+163; 73:148L] 

[FR-1/FR-1] A-................................................................................................................................................. 65.00 

617.*SR-90169: WIDOR - Salve Regina; Allegro (from Symphony #6). DUPRE - Prelude & Fugue in g; 

Triptych. Dupre; Organ of St. Thomas' Church, NYC. [TAS 132:161; scarce! - my last copy of this 

was sold in 1989 (for $282!)!] [FR-1/FR-1] A- ............................................................................................... 65.00 

618.*SR-90175: THE COMPOSER and HIS ORCHESTRA - Howard Hanson discusses orchestration, using 

musical examples from his Merry Mount Suite, which he and ERSO then play in its entirety. [TAS 

21/22:166-7; 44:174-5; 53:118; 65:156L] [FR-1/FR-1] A- to B+ ................................................................... 20.00 

619.*SR-90178: STRAUSS FAMILY ALBUM - Night in Venice Overture; Doctrinen, Aquarellen, Music of 

the Spheres Waltzes; Egyptian March; Bahn Frei & Eljen a Magyar Polkas. Dorati/Mpls. [TAS 

36:167; great tam-tam in Egyptian March!] [PR-2/PR-2] A-(c/c) ................................................................... 16.00 

620.*SR-90231: MARCEL DUPRE AT SAINT-SULPICE (Paris) VOLUME V - MESSAIEN: Le Banquet 

Celeste; Les Bergers. DUPRE: Three Preludes & Fugues. Dupre, organ. [TAS 32:141] [PR-2/PR-2] 

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

621.*SR-90285: FRANCK - Symphony in d. Paray/Detroit Sym. [TAS 47:144] [RFR-1/RFR-1] A-/A--(a little 

ticking & crackle start side 2)........................................................................................................................... 24.00 

622.*SR-90311: BARTOK - Bluebeard's Castle. Szekely; Szonyi; Dorati/LSO. [TAS 49:146-7; as early a 

pressing of this as I've seen; usually the are M-prefix] [RFR-1/RFR-1] A--................................................... 18.00 

623.*SRI-75020: MENNIN - Symphony #5. SCHUMAN - New England Triptych. GRIFFES - Poem for Flute 

& Orchestra (Mariano). Hanson/ERSO. [from SR-90379; TAS 46:154; the Mennin & Schuman are 

vigorous works in very incisive performances] A- to A .................................................................................. 21.00 

624.*SRI2-77005(2): DELIBES - Sylvia (complete ballet). Fistoulari/LSO. [fr SR2-9005; TAS 38:143] A- to 

A(c/c) 21.00 

Listings of RCA LP's follow on the 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. 

625.*ARP1-4738: WAGNER - Meistersinger: Prelude to Act I; Excerpts from Act III; Gotterdammerung: 

Siegfried's Rhine Journey & Funeral Music. Reiner/CSO. [Mohr; Layton; half-speed remastering 

("Point 5 Series") of LSC-2441; TAS 77:134] A- to A(c/c) ............................................................................ 17.00 

626.*ARP1-4934: RACHMANINOFF - Piano Concerto #2; Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini. Rubinstein; 

Reiner/CSO. [From LSC-2068 & LSC-2430 (TAS 30:139; 65:158L); half-speed remastering (".5 

Series"). Wonderful goof on the back cover: the conductor conferring with Rubinstein in the photo is 

Alfred Wallenstein - not Reiner!] A- to A(c/c) ................................................................................................ 16.00 

627.*ATL1-4039: SAINT-SAENS - Symphony #3. Zamkochian, organ; Munch/BSO. [Mohr; Layton; "Point 

5" Series half-speed re-mastering from LSC-2341] A- to A............................................................................ 16.00 

628.*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 

629.*CLASSIC RECORDS LSC-2225: WITCHES BREW - ARNOLD: Tam O'Shanter Overture. 

MUSSORGSKY: Night on Bald Mountain; Gnomus from Pictures at an Exhibition. LISZT: Mephisto 

Waltz. SAINT-SAENS: Danse Macabre. HUMPERDINCK: Witch's Ride from Hansel & Gretel. 

Gibson/New Sym Orch of London. [Kingsway Hall; TAS re original issue: 73:146; 75/76:70] A- to 

A ....................................................................................................................................................................... 25.00 

630.*CRL3-2790(3): BORODIN - Complete Orchestral Music [The Three Symphonies; Prince Igor: Overture, 

March, Polovtsian Dances (Alldis Cho); Petite Suite; In the Steppes; Nocturne (arr. Gerhardt); Mlada: 

Final Dance]. Tjeknavorian/National Philharmonic. [TAS 13:93L; 14:218] A-- ....................................... 20.00

RCA BLUEBIRD (LBC-1000) SERIES 

The series was initiated in November of 1952, when RCA ran an advertisement in the Schwann catalog (and doubtless 

elsewhere as well) introducing the series with a generous selection of about thirty new releases. As things transpired, the 

entire series ran to fewer than 100 issues, all of them deleted no later than February of 1957. So the longest that any of 

these issues lasted in print was about four and a half years, and many had much shorter life-spans. 

As you will see from the listings on the following pages, they comprised a fascinating mixed bag of: 

(1) material licensed from EMI (the most famous EMI artists - Furtwangler, Menuhin, etc. - were consigned 

to the premium-price LHMV series; the Bluebirds became the province of musicians RCA apparently judged to be of less 

interest in the USA: Malko, Dobrowen, Sargent, Harry Blech, etc.; also - rather surpisingly I would have thought - 

Barbirolli); 

(2) Reissues of Red Seal 78-rpm releases which for some reason they chose not to release on Camden 

(Stock, Defauw, Dorati, Sevitzky, Golschmann, etc.); 

(3) Brand new domestic recordings which RCA elected not to issue on full-price Red Seal 

(Leinsdorf/Robin Hood Dell; Dorfmann; very early Janis; American Art Quartet). 

Some of the artists which RCA judged to be of lesser interest now have very dedicated followings (Cherkassky, 

Moiseiwitsch, Celibidache, Haendel, etc.) and these short-lived recordings are often the most sought-after of their 

domestic issues. 

631. LBC-1001: FRANCK - Symphony in d. Leinsdorf/Robin Hood Dell Orchestra of Philadelphia. [strong 

performance] B+(jacket has rather ugly tape repair on spines)........................................................................ 10.00 

632. LBC-1002: TCHAIKOVSKY - Symphony #6. Malko/PO. B++(occ tks) ............................................................. 18.00 

633. LBC-1003: BEETHOVEN - Violin Concerto. Ida Haendel; Kubelik/PO. [Due to its rarity, I have graded 

this copy VERY conservatively. Most plays very well (B++ to A-), but light ticks from small 

blemishes intrude occasionally and there are six loud ticks at the start of side 2 (before the violin 

enters). There is what appears to be an autograph in magic marker on the back cover; it is clearly not 

Kubelik's, but it does not look like Haendel either.] B(but see preceding comments) .................................... 45.00 

634. LBC-1004: BRAHMS - Symphony #1. Leinsdorf/Robin Hood Dell Orchestra. [obscure, scarce 

Leinsdorf] A-(lovely copy; later jacket w/Brahms drawing) ........................................................................... 20.00 

635. LBC-1005: DVORAK - Symphony #9. Malko/Danish National Orch. A-......................................................... 20.00 

636. LBC-1007: TCHAIKOVSKY - Romeo & Juliet (jacket identifies this as Constant Lambert/Symphony 

Orchestra; Walter Legge discography identifies it as City of Birmingham Symphony, recorded 2- 

24-1941); Sleeping Beauty Ballet Suite (The jacket identifies this as Malko/PO, which, according to 

notes by the previous owner, is correct. This copy has 10S/4S stampers; apparently on copies with 2S 

stampers, the Sleeping Beauty suite was actually an earlier recording with Lambert/Sadler's Wells.] 

B/B+(1/8-in scr in Romeo)............................................................................................................................... 20.00 

637. LBC-1008: STRAUSS - Voices of Spring; Blue Danube; Pizzicato & Tritsch-Tratsch Polkas (Szell/VPO); 

Roses from the South; Morning Papers; Music of the Spheres (Bohm/VPO). B++(moderate ticks 

much of Spheres).............................................................................................................................................. 18.00 

638. LBC-1009: PROKOFIEV - Classical Symphony (Celibidache/BPO). RAVEL - Mother Goose Suite 

(Previtali/LSO). A- ......................................................................................................................................... 25.00 

639. LBC-1010: BRAHMS - Haydn Variations (Markevitch/PO). TCHAIKOVSKY - Francesca da Rimini 

(Dobrowen/PO). A-(brief tks in Francesca).................................................................................................... 20.00 

640. LBC-1011: KODALY - Dances from Galanta (Cameron/LPO). DELIBES - Coppelia Suite 

(Irving/ROHCG). CHOPIN - Les Sylphides (Sargent/LPO). A--(1st half sd 2 is B) .................................. 18.00 

641. LBC-1012: BEETHOVEN - Piano Concerto #3. Moiseiwitsch; Sargent/PO. B(Canadian press) ....................... 12.00 

642. LBC-1016: GOUNOD - Faust Ballet Music (Fourestier/Paris Opera Orch). TCHAIKOVSKY - Swan 

Lake (excerpts) (Rignold/ROHCG). A-/B+(occ tks in Faust)........................................................................ 15.00

LP's: RCA's - continued 

643. LBC-1017: GRIEG - Peer Gynt Suite #1 (Barbirolli/Halle Orch) and #2 (Irving/LSO). STRAUSS - 

Rosenkavalier Suite (Barbirolli/Halle). A--(occ tks few lgt blem in Peer) .................................................... 18.00 

644. LBC-1018: BEETHOVEN - Symphony #5 (Barbirolli/Halle Orch). MOZART - Symphony #41 

(Bohm/VPO). A-(#5)/B(#41: most fine but some short scrs) ......................................................................... 18.00 

645. LBC-1019: IPPOLITOV-IVANOV - Caucasian Sketches (Malko/PO). DEBUSSY - Prelude to the 

Afternoon of a Faun; SAINT-SAENS - Danse Macabre (Danish National Orchestra). [late cover 

with drawing of faun & nymph] B+/A-(scarce - first copy I've seen!) ............................................................ 24.00 

646. LBC-1021: TCHAIKOVSKY - Serenade for Strings (Dobrowen/Philharmonia String Orchestra). 

GLINKA: Valse-Fantasie (Malko/PO). [deleted August 1956] A--(superficial marks cause little or no 

sound) ............................................................................................................................................................... 18.00 

647. LBC-1025: SCHUMANN - Carnaval Ballet Suite (Irving/PO). DELIBES - Sylvia Ballet Music 

(Fourestier/Paris Opera Orch). A-(very fine!) ............................................................................................. 20.00 

648. LBC-1026: MUSIC OF IMPERIAL RUSSIA. Flight of the Bumblebee & Russian Sailors' Dance 

(Malko/PO); Introduction & Dance from Snow Maiden (Collingwood/PO); Polovetski March 

(Dobrowen/PO); Waltz & Polonaise from Eugen Onegin (Ludwig/Berlin State Orch); Tchaikovsky 

Serenade for Strings Waltz (Malko/Danish National Orch). [How's THAT for a bunch of odds and 

ends?!] A- ......................................................................................................................................................... 25.00 

649. LBC-1028: POPULAR ORCHESTRAL FAVORITES. Pomp & Circumstance March #1 (Sargent/Royal 

Festival Orch: live at opening concert for the hall; May 3, 1951); Invitation to the Dance 

(Markevitch/PO); Fingal's Cave Overture (Ludwig/German State Orch); Jewels of the Madonna 

Intermezzi, Acts 2 & 3 (Bellezza/LSO). [obscure collection!] A-(with later jacket)...................................... 25.00 

650. LBC-1031: BEETHOVEN - Appassionata Sonata (Nicolai Medtner, piano). CHOPIN - Fantaisie- 

Impromptu; Three Mazurkas; Polonaise; Nocturne (Halina Stefanska, piano). [apparently the only LP 

issue of Medtner's only recording of music by another composer] A--/B++(very conservative grade: 

A- w/a few lgt tks)............................................................................................................................................ 40.00 

651. LBC-1038: CHOPIN - Scherzi #1, #2 & #4; Preludes #11 - #24. Benno Moiseiwitsch, piano. B ........................ 20.00 

652. LBC-1039: ORCHESTRAL MUSIC FROM GRAND OPERA: Italiana in Algeri Overture; William Tell 

Act I Excerpts (Serafin/ASCR); Barber of Seville Overture; Bacchanale from Samson 

(Serafin/Florence Festival Orch); La Vestale Overture (Previtali/LSO). B ................................................ 12.00 

653. LBC-1041: LISZT - Piano Concerto #1 (Fistoulari/PO); Don Juan Fantasy; Consolation #3. Shura 

Cherkassky, piano. A-(fine copy!).................................................................................................................. 32.00 

654. LBC-1043: MENDELSSOHN (#1) & GRIEG PIANO CONCERTI. Dorfmann; Leinsdorf/Robin Hood 

Dell Orch (Phila). B+...................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

655. LBC-1047: SCHUBERT - Rosamunde Overture. BIZET - L'Arlesienne Exc. Barbirolli/Halle Orch (in 

both). SCHUBERT - Symphony #8. Rudolf Schwarz/PO. A-(lovely!)......................................................... 25.00 

656. LBC-1048: SIX GREAT OVERTURES: Meistersinger (Dobrowen/PO). Hansel & Gretel; Fledermaus 

(Bohm/Saxon State Orch). Leonore #3; Egmont (Malko/Danish National Orch). Flying Dutchman 

(Malko/PO). A- ............................................................................................................................................... 24.00 

657. LBC-1049: MENDELSSOHN - Violin Concerto Concerto. Siegfried Borries; Celibidache/BPO (Borries 

was BPO concertmaster). MENDELSSOHN - Symphony #4. Barbirolli/Halle Orch. A-(symphony is 

B+).................................................................................................................................................................... 25.00 

658. LBC-1050: CHOPIN - Waltzes (complete). Ania Dorfmann. A-.......................................................................... 18.00 

659. LBC-1052: TCHAIKOVSKY - Symphony #4. Malko/PO. [deleted 8/56] A-(neat spine tape repair; fine 

copy!)................................................................................................................................................................ 24.00 

660. LBC-1054: FIRESIDE FAVORITES - Seven songs by Foster, Dykes, Nevin(2), Bohm, del Riego & 

Rasbach (Braithwaite/LSO). BELOVED HYMNS - Seven hymns with organ accompaniment 

(Conrad Forsberg; organ of 4th Presbyterian Church, NYC). Blanche Thebom, mezzo-soprano (in 

all). [Very scarce item: only in print from December 1953 until March, 1956] B+ ........................................ 25.00


661. LBC-1058: SCHUMANN - Symphony #3. Mitropoulos/Mpls. [recorded January 20, 1947; robust 

performance!] A-(lovely copy - by far the nicest I've seen)............................................................................. 30.00 

662. LBC-1065: OFFENBACH - Gaite Parisienne. Susskind/ROHCG. STRAUSS WALTZES: Emperor; Du 

und Du. Seidler-Winkler/Concert Orchetra. B/B+(looks scuffy but plays quite well) ............................... 10.00 

663. LBC-1067: SIBELIUS - Symphony #7. MOZART - Symphony #38. Golschmann/St. Louis Symphony. 

B+(Mozart is B with quite noisy 1st half-inch)................................................................................................ 12.00 

664. LBC-1069: MOZART - Symphonies #35 & #40. Harry Blech/London Mozart Players. B+ ............................ 15.00 

665. LBC-1070: LISZT - Les Preludes; Hungarian Rhapsodies #1, #2, #3 & #6. Rudolf Schwarz/PO. A-................. 16.00 

666. LBC-1071: A SCHUBERT-BRAHMS RECITAL - Seven songs of Schubert and nine of Brahms. Carol 

Smith, contralto; Renato Cellini, piano. [VERY scarce collection - issued in late 1954 or early 1955, 

it was deleted in March of 1956. Smith is probably best known as the contralto who was paired with 

de los Angeles on the Munch/BSO recording of Debussy's Damoiselle Elue, recorded about the same 

time] A-- ........................................................................................................................................................... 35.00 

667. LBC-1072: MARCHES - Works of Alford, Holst, Stanley, Starke, Holtzmann, Russell(2), Sousa(2), 

Martell, Dunn(4). Col. Vivian Dunn/The Band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines (Portsmouth). B .......... 15.00 

668. LBC-1075: SACRED AND SECULAR CHORAL WORKS - Ten selections by Brahms, Bach(3), Wagner, 

H. Walford Davis, Katherine Davis, Kodaly, Dvorak, Traditional. Henry Veld/The Augustana 

Choir. [Another scarce collection - this was only in print from January 1955 until February 1957.] A- ....... 25.00 

669. LBC-1078: MALCOLM ARNOLD - English Dances. Irving/PO. CHOPIN - Les Sylphides. 

(Irving/ROHCG). RCA LBC-1078. B to B+(marks are less serious than they appear) ................................ 10.00 

670. LBC-1081: SCHUMANN - Piano Concerto (Ackermann/PO); Fantasiestucke. Benno Moiseiwitsch (in 

both). A--/B+(1st band side 2 is ticky)............................................................................................................. 25.00 

671. LBC-1082: MUSSORGSKY - Excerpts from Boris Godounoff. Kipnis; Tamarin; Berezowsky/RCA 

Sym; Shaw Cho. A- ........................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

672. LBC-1084: SIBELIUS - Symphony #2. Barbirolli/Halle Orch. A- ...................................................................... 24.00 

673. LBC-1085: SCHUBERT - Symphony #9. Barbirolli/Halle Orch. A-................................................................... 24.00 

674. LBC-1086: STRING QUARTET MELODIES: Movements from works of Tchaikovsky, Mendelssohn, 

Rachmaninoff, Turina, Grainger, Bridge, Faure, Wolf & Shostakovich. American Art Quartet 

(Shapiro; Sushel; Majewski; Gottlieb). A-(intermittent ticks in Wolf, Faure & Bridge) ................................ 12.00 

675. LBC-1087: HAYDN - Symphony #92 (Malko/Royal Orchestra, Copenhagen). BEETHOVEN 

OVERTURES - Leonore #3; Coriolan; Prometheus (Malko/PO). A-(lovely!) .............................................. 32.00 

676. LBC-1088: ELGAR - Symphony #2. Barbirolli/Halle Orch. A-(few lgt tks in finale)......................................... 20.00 

677. LBC-1089: MENDELSSOHN - Symphony #3. Goossens/ABC Sydney Symphony. A-..................................... 25.00 

678. LBC-1090: DOHNANYI - Suite in f#. TCHAIKOVSKY - Hamlet. Irving/PO. [only in print September 

1955 - February 1957] A--(brief tks, couple flaws each sd; mostly A-) .......................................................... 18.00 

679. LBC-1093: TCHAIKOVSKY - Symphony #5. Sir Ernest MacMillan/Toronto Symphony. [strong 

performance!] B+ ............................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

680. LBC-6100(3): HANDEL - Messiah (complete). Lois Marshall; Mary Palmateer; Jon Vickers (at 

probably about age 25); James Milligan; Sir Ernest MacMillan/Toronto Symphony & 

Mendelssohn Choir. A--(occasional light ticks, but mostly excellent) .......................................................... 40.00 

681. LBC-6101(3): BACH - St. Matthew Passion (in English). Milligan; Johnson; Marshall; Stilwell; Brown; 

Morrison; Lamond; Sir Ernest MacMillan/Toronto Sym & Mendelssohn Choir. C+ to B(varies; 

scarce; stopgap??)............................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

682.*LDS-2351: BRAHMS - Symphony #1. Karajan/VPO. [includes the insert] [SD; 1S/3S] A-/A--(brief, lgt 

tks start side 2).................................................................................................................................................. 35.00


83.*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 

684.*LDS-6706(5): WAGNER - Die Walkure. Nilsson; Brouwenstijn; Gorr; Vickers; London; Ward; 

Leinsdorf/LSO. [Smith; Wilkinson] [Deluxe Soria-Series issue in oversized box with 72-page 

Klebanow libretto/book] [SS; 4S/2S/3/1/3/3/3/2/2/3] A--(slight box scuffs) .................................................. 50.00 

685. LM-1801: ARIAS SUNG AND ACTED. Arias from Aida, Butterfly, Boheme, Pag(2), Traviata(2) & 

Rigoletto; Vocalists are Bjoerling, Albanese, Warren & Merrill; Actors & Actresses are Deborah 

Kerr, Joseph Cotten & Dennis King. [early labels] C+ .................................................................................. 5.00 

686. LM-1802: AN ADVENTURE IN HIGH FIDELITY. Robert Russell Bennett/NBC members play title 

piece (by Bennett) and an arrangement of Nutcracker Suite for solo instruments; 2nd side is misc RCA 

artists. In box with 22-page booklet introducing RCA's "New Orthophonic" sound, c.1954. [TAS 

49:47] [PD labels] B+/B................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

687. LM-1809: STRAUSS - "Mr. Strauss Comes to Boston." Ten pieces, mostly unusual, from the June 1872 

visit of the title. Fiedler/BPS. [rec June 1954; nice fold-open album] [PD; 1S/1S] B(most much better, 

but some scrs)................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

688. LM-1810: CHOPIN - Piano Concerto #1. Rubinstein; Wallenstein/LAPO. [recorded December 12, 1953] 

[PD; 7S/8S] A--/B .............................................................................................................................................. 9.00 

689. LM-1812: POET'S GOLD - Poems by Blake, Longfellow, Swinburne, Stevenson, Emerson, Whittier, 

Holmes, Whitman, Field, Lear, Carroll, Kipling & Coleridge; read by Helen Hayes; Raymond 

Massey; Thomas Mitchell. Notes by Bennett Cerf. Unusual issue! [PD; 1S/2S] A-- ................................... 20.00 

690. LM-1813: POET'S GOLD - Second collection of poetry, this time by FitzGerald, Keats, Millay, Poe, 

Yeats, Browning, Keats, Gray, Southey, Howe & Kipling; read by Helen Hayes; Raymond Massey; 

Thomas Mitchell. Notes by Bennett Cerf. [ND; 6S/9S] B+ ........................................................................... 16.00 

691. LM-1814: A TREASURY OF HYMNS - Seventeen works. Virgil Fox, Hammond concert organ, Chapel 

of the Incarnation, New York City. [PD labels] B+......................................................................................... 12.00 

692. LM-1815: WITH LOVE FROM A CHORUS - Sixteen familiar songs. Robert Shaw/Male Chorus of the 

Robert Shaw Chorale. [PD labels] B+ to B ..................................................................................................... 9.00 

693. LM-1817: OFFENBACH - Gaite Parisienne. MEYERBEER - Les Patineurs. Fiedler/Boston Pops. [scarce 

stereo issue from several years later did not include the Meyerbeer] [PD; 6S/12S] A-- ................................. 12.00 

694. LM-1818: BACH - Violin Concerti #1 & 2. Heifetz; Wallenstein/LAPO. [recorded December 6, 1953] 

[PD labels] A--(1/4-inch scratch in a-minor concerto) ...................................................................................... 9.00 

695. LM-1820: BACH - The Well-Tempered Clavier (Volume 6): Book II: Preludes & Fugues #17 - #24. 

Wanda Landowska. [recorded 1952/54] [PD labels] A-(still has original glassine inner sleeve!)................ 16.00 

696. LM-1826: ROSSINI - Excerpts from The Barber of Seville. de los Angeles; Monti; Bechi; Rossi-Lemeni; 

Serafin/Milan Sym. [PD labels] A-(still has its original glassine inner sleeve!)............................................ 16.00 

697. LM-1827: VERDI - Excerpts from Il Trovatore. Milanov; Barbieri; Bjoerling; Warren; Cellini/RCA 

Victor Orch; Robert Shaw Chorale. [PD labels] A- .................................................................................... 12.00 

698. LM-1829: WAGNER - Tristan Excerpts. Flagstad; Thebom; Suthaus; Furtwangler/PO. [PD labels] B ............... 8.00 

699. LM-1832: TCHAIKOVSKY - Violin Concerto (Heifetz; Susskind/PO). SINDING - Suite in a; RAVEL - 

Tzigane (Heifetz/Wallenstein/LAPO). [This Heifetz recording of the Tchaikovsky concerto tends to 

get forgotten, between his 1937 recording with Barbirolli and the 1957 version with Reiner] [SD 

labels] A-(brief lgt tks, Tchaikovsky mvt. #1) ................................................................................................. 25.00 

700. LM-1833: DEBUSSY - La Mer; Iberia. Toscanini/NBC. [SD labels] A-.............................................................. 18.00


701. LM-1834: TOSCANINI PLAYS YOUR FAVORITES - Egmont, Roman Carnival & Zampa Overtures; 

Dance of the Hours; Finlandia; 4 Hungarian Dances. NBC Sym. [SD labels] A-- ......................................... 12.00 

702. LM-1835: SCHUBERT - Symphony #9. Toscanini/NBC Sym. [Original issue in deluxe fold-open album 

with eight-page booklet including an essay by Andre Malrois] [PD; 1S/1S] A- ............................................. 32.00 

703. LM-1835: SCHUBERT - Symphony #9. Toscanini/NBC Sym. [later jacket, with Alpine mountain scene] 

[WD; 21S/16S] A-............................................................................................................................................ 16.00 

704. LM-1836: BRAHMS - Symphony #3. Toscanini/NBC Sym. [PD labels] A-........................................................ 16.00 

705. LM-1838: MUSSORGSKY - Pictures at an Exhibition. FRANCK - Psyche & Eros. Toscanini/NBC. [SD; 

31S/28S] A-...................................................................................................................................................... 18.00 

706. LM-1839: LICIA ALBANESE - Highlights fr Madame Butterfly (w/Melton; Browning; Weissman/RCA 

Orch); Arias from Louise, Boheme, La Wally, Cav, Manon Lescaut, Adriana (Trucco/RCA Sym). 

[WD labels] A- ................................................................................................................................................. 15.00 

707. LM-1841: JUSSI BJOERLING - Arias: Boheme, Faust, Cav, Pag, Africana, Carmen. ROBERT MERRILL 

- Arias: Trovatore, Ballo, Rigoletto, Cav, Pag, Otello. [PD labels] A-............................................................ 12.00 

708. LM-1847: TREASURY OF GRAND OPERA IN HIGH FIDELITY. Arias by Berger, Peters, Albanese, 

de los Angeles, Stevens, Milanov, Warren, Bjoerling, Merrill, Peerce, Shaw Chorale. [PD labels] 

B ......................................................................................................................................................................... 6.00 

709. LM-1849: BOITO - Mefistofele Prologue. VERDI - Te Deum. Moscona; Toscanini/NBC Sym; Shaw 

Chorale. [Spectacular Carnegie Hall sound in Boito!] [SD labels] A- ........................................................... 20.00 

710. LM-1850: GLUCK - Orfeo ed Euridice, Act, II. Merriman; Gibson; Toscanini/NBC Sym; Shaw 

Chorale. [11-22-52, Carnegie Hall] [PD labels] A- ........................................................................................ 15.00 

711. LM-1851: MENDELSSOHN - Symphonies #4 & #5. Toscanini/NBC Sym. [SD labels] A- ............................... 16.00 

712. LM-1852: FRANCK - Symphony in d. Cantelli/NBC Sym. [Mono-only original release; taped in stereo in 

early 1954, but never issued in stereo until the late 1970's; prime candidate for a Classic Records first- 

LSC issue!] [PD labels] A--(occ lgt tks sd 2)................................................................................................... 18.00 

713. LM-1853: BRAHMS - Eleven Chorale Preludes (arrangements of Bach Chorales). Virgil Fox, organ at 

Hammond Museum, Gloucester, Massachusetts. [PD labels] A- .................................................................... 15.00 

714. LM-1854: SIBELIUS - Symphony #2. Stokowski/NBC Symphony Members. [with later jacket - which 

I've never seen before! - an abstract painting of a dark, stormy coastline; Stokowski's essay, which 

began on the front of original jacket, is now all on the back cover] [PD labels] A-(brief crackle, start 

side 2) ............................................................................................................................................................... 35.00 

715. LM-1856: TCHAIKOVSKY - Album for the Young; The Seasons (5 exc). SCHUMANN - Album for the 

Young. Ania Dorfmann, piano. [with original jacket - itself in fine condition! - of a little girl on a 

man's lap] [PD labels] B- to C+ ......................................................................................................................... 4.00 

716. LM-1857: ITALIAN SONGS - Tosti(2), Donaudy, Buzzi-Peccia, Tirindelli, Santoliquido, Puccini, 

Bianchini (Savina/Orch); Donaudy(2), Verdi(2), Sibella, Pieraccini (Marzollo, piano). Licia 

Albanese, soprano (in all). [very scarce Albanese - only in print from August 1955 until February 

1957] [PD labels] A- ........................................................................................................................................ 32.00 

717. LM-1858: MORTON GOULD - Dance Variations (Whittemore & Lowe; Stokowski/SF Sym). 

MENOTTI: Sebastian Suite (Stokowski/NBC Sym members). [The Menotti eventually (c.1978!) was 

issued in stereo on LP; I don't think the Gould was ever reissued] [PD labels] B+(original jacket with 

ballet dancer legs)............................................................................................................................................. 18.00 

718. LM-1858: MORTON GOULD - Dance Variations (Whittemore & Lowe; Stokowski/SF Sym). 

MENOTTI: Sebastian Suite (Stokowski/NBC Sym members). [The Menotti eventually (c.1978!) was 

issued in stereo on LP; I don't think the Gould was ever reissued] [PD labels] A--(later cover: weird 

photo of a guy in fishnet) ................................................................................................................................. 25.00 

719. LM-1859: THE ART OF RUTH DRAPER - Dramatic Monologues: The Scottish Immigrant; Three 

Generations in a Court of Domestic Relations. [recorded in NY, 1954, a couple of years before her 

death; deleted July 1957; scarce item] [PD labels] A- ..................................................................................... 35.00


720. LM-1863: MENDELSSOHN - Highlights from A Midsummer Night's Dream. Excerpts from Old Vic 

production with Moira Shearer, Robert Helpman & Stanley Holloway which incorporated all of 

Mendelssohn's music. Sargent/BBC Symphony. [PD labels] A--(occ lgt tks) .............................................. 15.00 

721. LM-1865: CHOPIN - Seventeen Mazurkas. William Kapell, piano. [PD labels] B++.......................................... 45.00 

722. LM-1866: CHOPIN - Piano Sonatas #2 & #3. Alexander Brailowsky, piano. [strangely scarce - first copy 

I've had] [PD labels] A-.................................................................................................................................... 25.00 

723. LM-1868: MENOTTI - Violin Concerto (Tossy Spivakovsky; Munch/BSO). HONEGGER - Symphony 

#2 (Munch/BSO). [Odd coupling; mono only, never reissued on LP. The Honegger was recorded in 

March of 1953 and has returned variously on CD, but the lovely Menotti, recorded November 8, 1954, 

has never come back except briefly on a Japanese CD. This LP was deleted in 1960; scarce (especially 

in such fine condition) and much in demand.] [PD labels] A-......................................................................... 50.00 

724. LM-1869: MENDELSSOHN - Octet for Strings (arranged for string orchestra). SCHUBERT - Symphony 

#5. Toscanini/NBC Sym. [SD labels] A-........................................................................................................ 20.00 

725. LM-1870: KIRSTEN FLAGSTAD - Songs of Strauss(5), Schubert(4), Brahms(3), Tyson, Edwin 

McArthur, Deems Taylor. McArthur, piano. [PD labels] A- ......................................................................... 10.00 

726. LM-1874: SAINT-SAENS - Symphony #3. Crook, organ; Toscanini/NBC Sym. [SD labels] A-....................... 20.00 

727. LM-1875: RESTFUL (Good) MUSIC - Very miscellaneous Stokowski collection of pieces by Cesti, 

Frescobaldi, Lully, Purcell, Bach(3), Beethoven & Bizet. [All of these, I think, come from earlier 

releases; the strange babe on the cover, however, is unique...] Stokowski/His Symphony. [PD labels] 

B(mostly A--, but several marks sound a little) ............................................................................................... 16.00 

728. LM-1876: FOREVER THE WALTZ - Waltzes by Johann Strauss, Jr.: Blue Danube; Voice of Spring; 

Wiener Blut; Treasure; Tales from the Vienna Woods; Artist's Life; Du und Du. Fried Walter/Vienna 

Bohemian Orchestra. [PD labels] A-(lovely copy!) ...................................................................................... 16.00 

729. LM-1877: THE SMILING BACH - Short pieces & movements performed by Koussevitzky/BSO (finale 

Brandenburg #2), Reiner/RCA (5 movements from Suites), Stokowski/His Sym (Sheep), 

Landowska (2 preludes, 1 fugue), Shaw/His Chorale (Excerpts from Cantatas & St. John Passion) & 

Farrell (Aria, Cantata 41). [PD labels] A-....................................................................................................... 16.00 

730. LM-1879: THE FAMILY ALL TOGETHER - Fiedler/Boston Pops in extremely (!) miscellaneous 

program: A Hunt in the Black Forest (with shouts and yelps, etc!); The Glow Worm Turns; In a Clock 

Store; abridged versions of Bolero & Porgy & Bess Suite; Warsaw Concerto (Litwin, piano); Clair de 

Lune; Pop Goes the Weasel; Prelude in c#; Intermezzo (movie theme). [With great 1950's cover of dad 

smoking his pipe and reading the paper by the fireplace while mom and the kids play!] [PD labels] A--...... 20.00 

731. LM-1880: 17th & 18th CENTURY ITALIAN MUSIC: BONPORTI - Concerto in D. CORELLI - La 

Follia. GALUPPI - Concerto a Quattro in D. VIVALDI - Il Riposo. Societa Corelli (playing without 

conductor). [PD labels] A--(brief snd beg sd 1)............................................................................................... 15.00 

732. LM-1881: BIZET-HAMMERSTEIN - Carmen Jones (soundtrack to the motion picture). Voices of 

Marilynn (sic) Horne, Broc (sic) Peters, LaVern Hutcherson, etc. Gilbert/Orch & Cho. [PD 

labels] C+ ........................................................................................................................................................... 4.00 

733. LM-1882: KURT WEILL/IRA GERSHWIN - Lady in the Dark. From 1954 "NBC Spectacular" 

production starring Ann Sothern. Sanford/Orch. [PD labels] A- ................................................................ 32.00 

734. LM-1883: POET'S GOLD - Verses of Today. Poems by Auden, Belloc, Doolittle, Eberhart, Eliot, 

Gogarty, Jeffers, McGinley, MacLeish, Masters, Nash, Parker, Robinson, Stevens, Dylan Thomas & 

E. B. White; read by Geraldine Brooks and Norman Rose. Notes by Whit Burnett. [PD labels] B+ .......... 16.00 

735. LM-1884: RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN - Suites from Oklahoma & Carousel. Morton Gould/His 

Orchestra. [Orchestral settings also by Gould] [PD labels] A-(lovely!) ........................................................ 20.00


736. LM-1891: STRAUSS - Till Eulenspiegel; Death & Transfiguration. Toscanini/NBC. [oddly, while the Till 

saw reissue on U.S. Victrola, the Death & Transfiguration did not] [PD labels] A-(a couple of ticks in 

Till)................................................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

737. LM-1892: CHOPIN - Waltzes (complete). Rubinstein. [PD labels] A-/B++......................................................... 12.00 

738. LM-1894: TCHAIKOVSKY - Swan Lake, Acts I & III. Stokowski/NBC Sym Members. [In deluxe album 

with 13-page bound-in booklet including photos and 4 early Andy Warhol drawings] [PD labels] 

B(but the album is superb!) .............................................................................................................................. 20.00 

739. LM-1952: MOZART - A Musical Joke; Divertimento #11. Reiner/NBC Sym. [never in stereo; unusual 

example of Reiner with NBC Sym] [PD; 1S/1S] A-........................................................................................ 23.00 

740. LM-2414: BRAHMS - Violin Sonata #3 (Sokoloff, piano). BACH - Partita #3. Laredo. [Dellheim; 

Crawford] [SD; 1S/1S] A-/B+.......................................................................................................................... 10.00 

741.*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 $150!] 

[SD; 1S/1S] A-(but see preceding comments) ............................................................................................... 145.00 

742.*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 

743.*LSC-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. [TAS 96:148-50] [WD; 5S/5S] A- ............................................................................................ 35.00 

744.*LSC-2100: HI-FI FIEDLER - Rossini: William Tell Overture. Tchaikovsky - Marche Slave. Rimsky- 

Korsakoff - Coq d'Or Suite. Fiedler/BPS. [TAS 57:136] [SD; 16S/13S] A-(brief tks fr pressing blem, 

early Wm Tell) ................................................................................................................................................. 35.00 

745.*LSC-2130: STRAUSS - Fledermaus & Gypsy Baron (exc). Fiedler/BPS. [WD; 10S/5S] A-.............................. 18.00 

746.*LSC-2201: MUSSORGSKY - Pictures at an Exhibition. Reiner/CSO. [Mohr; Layton; TAS 98:126-8] 

[WD; 27S/35S] A-............................................................................................................................................ 25.00 

747.*LSC-2208: RIMSKY-KORSAKOV - Scheherazade. Monteux/LSO. [Wallun; Wilkinson; TAS 73:196] 

[SD; 10S/12S] A--/A-....................................................................................................................................... 20.00 

748.*LSC-2216: TCHAIKOVSKY - Symphony #6. Reiner/CSO. [Mohr; Layton] [SD; 4S/9S] A--(brief bbl 

thumps, mvts 1 & 4) ......................................................................................................................................... 20.00 

749.*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 

750.*LSC-2238: IT'S CLASSIC BUT IT'S GOOD - Bennett/RCA Sym in movements (some abridged) from 

works of Franck, Schumann, Tchaikovsky, Liszt, Mendelssohn, Grieg, Mozart, Rimsky-Korsakov, 

Ippolitov-Ivanov. [Pfeiffer; Layton] [unusual pairing of Pfeiffer & Layton; have not seen a copy of 

this in years] [SD; 2S/1S] A-............................................................................................................................ 24.00 

751.*LSC-2252: TCHAIKOVSKY - Piano Concerto #1. Cliburn; Kondrashin/Orch. [Pfeiffer; Crawford] 

[SD; 23S/31S] A- ............................................................................................................................................. 16.00 

752.*LSC-2265: THE RUBINSTEIN STORY - Chopin Concerto #2; Andante Spianato & Grande Polonaise. 

Wallenstein/Symphony of the Air. [Fold-open album includes 17-page booklet with many photos, 

article by Clifton Fadiman; Pfeiffer; Layton; TAS 67:140] [SD; 6S/4S] A-(s/s) ............................................ 32.00


753.*LSC-2270: POPS STOPPERS - Espana; Stars & Stripes; Ritual Fire Dance; Skaters Waltz; Jalousie; 3 

more. Fiedler/BPS. [Mohr; Layton] [SD; 10S/6S] A- .................................................................................... 25.00 

754.*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 

755.*LSC-2282: DEBUSSY - Images for Orchestra (complete). Munch/BSO. [Mohr; Layton] [TAS 36:122; 

90:140] [SD; 3S/3S] A--................................................................................................................................... 25.00 

756.*LSC-2329: POPS CHRISTMAS PARTY. Christmas Festival; White Christmas; Sleigh Rides (Mozart & 

Leroy Anderson); Rudolph; Winter Wonderland; 4 more. Fiedler/Boston Pops. [Mohr; Layton; TAS 

63:170] [WD; 13S/17S] A-- ............................................................................................................................. 14.00 

757.*LSC-2345: TCHAIKOVSKY - 1812 Overture. RAVEL - Bolero. Gould/His Orch & Band; Bells; 

Cannon. [Pfeiffer & Pulley; Layton; includes insert] [SD; 6S/5S] A-............................................................. 20.00 

758.*LSC-2364: MAHLER - Symphony #4. Della Casa; Reiner/CSO. [Mohr/Layton; TAS 

100:216/SD/7S/12S] A- ................................................................................................................................... 35.00 

759.*LSC-2373: PRESENTING JAIME LAREDO - Works of Vivaldi (Sonata #2), Falla(2), Paradis-Dushkin, 

Wieniawski, Bach, Paganini, Debussy, Sarasate. Sokoloff, piano. [Dellheim; Oelrich; very scarce disc 

- only in print September 1959 to March 1962] [SD; 1S/1S] A- ..................................................................... 65.00 

760.*LSC-2378: SCHUBERT - Quartets #14 ("Death & the Maiden") & #12 ("Quartettsatz"). Juilliard 

Quartet. [TAS 65:158L] [SD; 1S/1S] A-(demo copy).................................................................................. 100.00 

761.*LSC-2401: COPLAND - Appalachian Spring; The Tender Land, Suite. Copland/BSO. [Dellheim; 

Crawford; TAS 36:125; 58:136] [WD; 12S/6S] A- ......................................................................................... 12.00 

762.*LSC-2405: SIBELIUS - Symphony #5; Karelia Suite. Gibson/LSO. [TAS 65:158L; 65:184] [SD; 1S/1S] 

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

763.*LSC-2439: FIEDLER'S ALL-TIME FAVORITES - Light Cavalry & Martha Overtures; Samson 

Bacchanale; Masquerade Galop; Old Timers' Night at the Pops; Sleeping Beauty Waltz; works of 

Monterde & Wolf-Ferrari. Fiedler/BPS. [Pfeiffer; Crawford] [WD; 8S/10S] A-- ......................................... 20.00 

764.*LSC-2441: WAGNER - Meistersinger: Prelude to Act I; Excerpts from Act III; Gotterdammerung: 

Siegfried's Rhine Journey & Funeral Music. Reiner/CSO. [Mohr; Layton; TAS 77:134; 

underappreciated disc - spectacular brass especially!] [SD; 17S/8S] A- to B+ ............................................... 20.00 

765.*LSC-2450: SCHUMANN - Carnaval. MEYERBEER - Les Patineurs. Rignold/ROHCG. [scarce: issued 

1960; deleted 1963] [SD; 1S/1S] A- to B++(lgt tks 1/8-in sd 1; clumsy cov tape repair)............................... 18.00 

766.*LSC-2473: BRAHMS - Piano Quartet in g, Op.25. Festival Quartet: Goldberg; Primrose; Graudan; 

Babin. [Pfeiffer; Crawford] [SD; 3S/3S] A-(superb copy!) ............................................................................. 65.00 

767.*LSC-2474: SCHUMANN - Symphony #1; Manfred Overture. Munch/BSO. [Mohr; Layton] [SD; 1S/1S] 

A-...................................................................................................................................................................... 35.00 

768.*LSC-2507: PROKOFIEV - Piano Concerto #3. MacDOWELL - Piano Concerto #2. Cliburn; 

Hendl/CSO. [Mohr; Layton; TAS 98:111L; 100:214-5] [SD; 3S/S] A-- ....................................................... 16.00 

769.*LSC-2520: MENDELSSOHN - Symphony #3; Scherzo from Octet, Op.20. Munch/BSO. [Mohr; Layton; 

TAS 98:125] [ND; 7S/5S] A-(c/c) ................................................................................................................... 10.00 

770.*LSC-2542: MOONLIGHT SONATA - Morton Gould & His Orch play arrangement of 1st movement of 

title piece and 11 more mood pieces by Kreisler(4), Debussy(2), Gould, Schwartz, Traditional, Arlen 

& Youmans. [WD; 9S/5S] A-- ........................................................................................................................ 12.00 

771.*LSC-2562: BEETHOVEN - Piano Concerto #5. Cliburn; Reiner/CSO. [Mohr; Layton; TAS 83/84:240- 

2] [SD; 24S/14S] A- ......................................................................................................................................... 20.00 

772.*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; Munch's 

only recorded Stravinsky) ................................................................................................................................ 15.00 

773.*LSC-2573: RICHARD VERREAU, Tenor: Romance - Six Neapolitan songs; six French songs of similar 

style. Grassi/RCA Victor Orch. [Apparently issued in Canada only; notes are in both English and 

French; first copy I've seen!] [Canadian SD] B ............................................................................................... 25.00


74.*LSC-2575: CHOPIN - Piano Concerto #1. Rubinstein; Skrowaczewski/New Sym of London. [Wilcox; 

Wilkinson][TAS 90:136] [SD; 3S/3S] A-(s/s) ................................................................................................. 22.00 

775.*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 

776.*LSC-2635: MOZART - Piano Concerto #20. HAYDN - Andante & Variations in f. Rubinstein; 

Wallenstein/Orch. [Wilcox; Layton] [SD; 1S/5S] A- .................................................................................... 24.00 

777.*LSC-2648: RACHMANINOFF - Suites #1 & #2 for Two Pianos. Vronsky & Babin. [Dellheim; Keville] 

[SD; 1S/4S] A- ................................................................................................................................................. 18.00 

778.*LSC-2653: MUSIC FOR STRINGS - BRITTEN: Simple Symphony. COUPERIN: Pieces en Concert. 

MOZART: Divertimento K.136. CORELLI: Concerto Grosso Op.6, #4. Janigro/Solisti di Zagreb. 

[SD; 2S/5S] A-(minor cover scuffs)................................................................................................................. 14.00 

779.*LSC-2654: BEETHOVEN - Sonatas #8, 14 & 26. Rubinstein. [Wilcox; Salvatore] [SD; 16S/15S] A- .............. 16.00 

780.*LSC-2658: JULES BRUYERE, Baritone - Songs of Gounod(4), Berthomieu, Duparc(2), Durante, 

Donaudy, Tosti(3) & Verdi. Charles Reiner, piano. [LeBlanc; Bragg] [Scarce! Apparently issued in 

Canada only; notes in French & English] [Canadian SD] A- to B+ ................................................................ 35.00 

781.*LSC-2678: RACHMANINOFF - Paganini Rhapsody. FRANCK - Symphonic Variations. LITOLFF - 

Scherzo. Pennario; Fiedler/BPS. [Dellheim; Salvatore] [WD; 20S/14S] A-................................................. 11.00 

782.*LSC-2707: PROKOFIEV - Symphony #5. Leinsdorf/BSO. [Mohr; Layton] [SD; 1S/1S] A- ............................. 20.00 

783.*LSC-2726: CHOPIN - Waltzes (complete). Rubinstein. [Wilcox; Marcotulli. In box with 10-page booklet] 

[WD; 59S/54S!] A- .......................................................................................................................................... 15.00 

784.*LSC-2751: RAVEL - La Vallee des Cloches; Valses Nobles et Sentimentales. POULENC - Mouvements 

Perpetuels; Two Intermezzi. FAURE - Nocturne. CHABRIER - Scherzo-Valse. Rubinstein, piano. 

[Wilcox; Layton] [WD; 32S/30S] A-............................................................................................................... 16.00 

785.*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 

786.*LSC-2786: CHANTS OF THE CHURCH - Twenty-three Gregorian Chants. Dom David 

Nicholson/Choir of the Abbey of Mount Angel (Oregon). [Mohr; Layton; obscure issue! - very late 

item for Layton - the first copy I've ever seen] [ND; 1S/2S] RCA LSC-2786. A- .......................................... 25.00 

787.*LSC-2806: ROUSSEL - Bacchus & Ariane, Suite #2. RAVEL - Daphnis & Chloe, Suite #2. 

Martinon/CSO. [Habig; Keville; Martinon's first CSO disc and one of only two he did in prerenovation 

Orchestra Hall.] [Canadian SD] A--............................................................................................... 20.00 

788.*LSC-2815: ALKAN - Le Festin d'Esope; Quasi-Faust; Symphonie. Lewenthal, piano. [Wilcox; Gardner] 

[WD; 4S/1S] A-................................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

789.*LSC-2817: SHIP OF FOOLS - Ernest Gold's music for the 1965 motion picture of the same name, in an 

arrangement by the composer for Arthur Fiedler/Boston Pops. [Dellheim; Keville; first copy of this 

I've ever seen!] [WD; 2S/1S] RCA LSC-2817. A- .......................................................................................... 35.00 

790.*LSC-2889: CHOPIN - Fantaisie in f; 3 Nouvelles Etudes; Bolero; Barcarolle; Berceuse; Tarentelle. 

Rubinstein. [Wilcox; Salvatore] [WD; 9S/8S] A- .......................................................................................... 12.00 

791.*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 

792.*LSC-2917: BRAHMS - Piano Concerto #1. Rubinstein; Leinsdorf/BSO. [Wilcox; Salvatore] [WD; 

5S/7S] A-.......................................................................................................................................................... 18.00 

793.*LSC-2928: TALES FROM VIENNA - Music by the Strauss family - Egyptian March; Fireproof, 

Champagne, & Excursion Train Polkas; Gypsy Baron Overture; 3 more. Fiedler/BPS. [Dellheim; 

Keville] [WD; 3S/1S]....................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

794.*LSC-2933: BRAHMS - Sonatas #1 & 2 for Viola & Piano. Trampler; Horszowski. [WD; 8S/8S] A-(c/c)....... 25.00


795.*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 

796.*LSC-2958: NIELSEN - Symphony #4; Helios Overture. Martinon/CSO. [Scott; Goodman] [I have a 

special affection for this terrific recording, having been present at the concerts which preceded it, so I 

have preserved the pleasure of breaking to the factory-seal to the new owner. The heft of it suggests an 

early, WD pressing, but I cannot guarantee that.] FS! ..................................................................................... 32.00 

797.*LSC-2971: BRAHMS - Piano Quintet, Op.34. Rubinstein; Guarneri Quartet. [Wilcox; Gardner] [WD; 

3S/2S] A-.......................................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

798.*LSC-3004: BARTOK - Miraculous Mandarin Suite. HINDEMITH - Nobilissima Visione. CSO. [In print 

April 1968 to October 1974] [WD; 1S/1S] A- to B+ ....................................................................................... 21.00 

799.*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 

800.*LSC-3170: VAUGHAN WILLIAMS - Symphony #1. Harper; Shirley-Quirk; Previn/LSO & Cho. 

[Burnett; Wilkinson] [ND; 7S/6S] A- .............................................................................................................. 12.00 

801.*LSC-3178: VAUGHAN WILLIAMS - Symphony #4; Violin Concerto (Buswell). Previn/LSO. 

[Dellheim; Wilkinson] [ND; 2S/4S] A- ........................................................................................................... 12.00 

802.*LSC-3280: VAUGHAN WILLIAMS - Symphony #9; Three Portraits from "The England of Elizabeth." 

[TAS 2:92] [ND; 2S/2S] A- ............................................................................................................................. 12.00 

803.*LSC-7044(2): MAHLER - Symphony #6. BERG - Le Vin. Curtin (in Berg); Leinsdorf/BSO. [Mohr; 

Salvatore] A-(WD; 2S/2S/1S/5S)..................................................................................................................... 25.00 

804.*LSP-1928: MEMORIES OF POPULAR OPERAS - Twelve selections. George Feyer, piano. [Bollard; 

Oelrich; NYC, 1958] [BL; 2S/3S] A--(Canadian pressing) ............................................................................... 9.00 

805.*LSS-2384: STRAUSS - Don Quixote. Janigro; Preves; Reiner/CSO. [Mohr; Layton; deluxe Soria Series 

issue in box with 20-page Lionni book: this is one of the first edition copies, of which there were only 

200] [SD; 4S/1S] A--(slight warp tracks OK; very light rub sd 2) .................................................................. 40.00 

806. SRL-12-14: RED SEAL SELECTOR - Promo record from 1955 has 12 excerpts from RCA's of the time 

(Reiner Eroica, Munch Fantastique & Daphnis, Stokowski Swan Lake, Monteux Pathetique, etc.) with 

their covers all reproduced in miniature on the front of the jacket. [PD; 10S/9S] A-...................................... 13.00 

807. VIC-1315: TCHAIKOVSKY - Manfred Symphony. Toscanini/NBC. [Far superior in sound to the early 

LM release, and much less common than the electronic stereo VICS-1315(e) issue; one of the great 

Toscanini discs!] [PL; 1S/1S] A- ..................................................................................................................... 24.00 

808.*VICS-1013: RIMSKY-KORSAKOV - Scheherazade. Monteux/LSO. [Wallun; Wilkinson; from LSC- 

2208; TAS 73:196] [PL; 10S/11S] A-- ............................................................................................................ 14.00 

809.*VICS-1042: STRAUSS - Ein Heldenleben. Reiner/CSO. [Pfeiffer; Chase; TAS 108:110-11. This was the 

very first Reiner/CSO recording (March 6, 1954); Salome's Dance was taped at same sessions, and the 

Zarathustra two days later. This VICS was its 1st stereo LP issue, 1964; before this it was in stereo 

only on 2-track tape] [PL; 3S/4S] A-/A--......................................................................................................... 15.00 

810.*VICS-1071: PROKOFIEV - Piano Concerto #2. RAVEL - Piano Concerto in G. Henriot-Schweitzer; 

Munch/BSO. [from LSC-2271; Mohr; Layton (Ravel; TAS 60:134); LM-2197 (Prokofiev; this VICS 

was its 1st stereo issue; terrific sound and performance!] [PL; 1S/7S] A-/A- to B+(very hard to find A- 

pressing of side 2)............................................................................................................................................. 18.00 

811.*VICS-1104: STRAUSS - Sinfonia Domestica. Reiner/CSO. [From LM-2103; this was first stereo LP 

release, and though it was supposedly on 2-track tape as FCS-44, no one I know has ever seen a copy 

of it in that form] [PL; 2S/1S] A- ..................................................................................................................... 25.00 

812.*VICS-1317: BACH - The Musical Notebook for Anna Magdalena (excerpts). Ameling; Linde; 

Leonhardt, harpsichord; Tolzer Boychoir; Instrumental Ens. [1st issue - no LSC counterpart] [Pink; 

5S/5S] A-.......................................................................................................................................................... 10.00


813.*VICS-1319: KARL-BIRGER BLOMDAHL - Sisyphos Suite. HILDING ROSENBERG - Voyage to 

America. FRANZ BERWALD - Sinfonie Capricieuse. Dorati/Stockholm Phil. [1st issue - no 

LM/LSC counterpart] [PL; 2S/1S] A-(s/s)....................................................................................................... 11.00 

814.*VICS-1333: RAMEAU - Dardanus (Orchestral Suite). Peters/Collegium Aureum. [First issue: never an 

LM/LSC version] FS ........................................................................................................................................ 11.00 

815.*VICS-1338: DOWLAND - Lachrimae or Seaven Teares & Fourteen Other Dances. Muller-Combois, 

lute; Viola da Gamba Quintet of Schola Cantorum Basiliensis. [1st US issue/never an LM/LSC 

issue] [PL; 1S/3S] A-- ...................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

816.*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 

817.*VICS-1407: PURCELL - Te Deum; Jubilate Deo; In Guilty Night; Man That is Born of Woman. Alfred 

Deller/Deller Consort; Stour Music Festival Orch & Cho. [first US issue - no LM/LSC 

counterpart] [Pink; 1S/1S] A-............................................................................................................................. 8.00 

818.*VICS-6006(2): BERLIOZ - L'Enfance du Christ. Souzay; Kopleff; Tozzi; Valletti; Munch/BSO; New 

England Conservatory Choir. [first stereo issue; this copy is in the box and with the notes from the 

original, mono-only issue on LM-6053] [PL; 1S/2/1/1] A- ............................................................................. 21.00 

LP's: Miscellaneous Audiophile & Special Label 

819.*ARGO ZRG--578: PALESTRINA - Veni Sponsa Christi. Guest/Choir of St. John's College. A-....................... 9.00 

820.*ARGO ZRG--602: A FLORENTINE FESTIVAL - Music Written for Ferdinand de Medici by 

Monteverdi, Marenzio, Festa, Tromboncino, Anon., Cara & da Nola. Morrow & Beckett/Musica 

Reservata. A-..................................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

821.*ARGO ZRG--687/8(2): BACH - The Four Suites for Orchestra. Marriner/ASMF. A-....................................... 10.00 

822.*ARGO ZRG--838: FINZI - Earth and Air and Rain. BUTTERWORTH - 6 Shropshire Lad Songs; 5 Songs. 

Luxon; Willison, piano. A- to A ..................................................................................................................... 10.00 

823.*CANDIDE QTVS-34719: WAGNER - Rienzi & Meistersinger Overtures; Lohengrin Preludes (I & III); 

Good Friday Spell; Ride of Valkyries. Semkow/St. Louis Sym. [quad] [recorded 1977; Aubort; 

Nickrenz] A-- ................................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

824.*CAPITOL SPBO-8700(2): SHOSTAKOVICH - Symphony #11. Stokowski/Houston Symphony. [from 

SPBR-8448; TAS 73:149L] A- ........................................................................................................................ 25.00 

825.*CHALFONT SDG-314: BEETHOVEN - Symphony #5. Tjeknavorian/LSO. [very early digital (1980); 

Culverhouse; Chesebrough] Chalfont SDG-314a. A- to A.............................................................................. 10.00 

826.*COMMAND RS-894SD: 1966 - MAGNIFICENT MOVIE THEMES. Twelve pieces including Lara's 

Theme, Thunderball, Spy Who Came in from the Cold, Made in Paris. Bobby Byrne/His Orch. [foldopen 

album; 35mm film recording] A-(c/c) ..................................................................................................... 10.00 

827.*DGG 2709 043(3): BIZET - Carmen. Horne; McCracken; Krause; Gramm; Maliponte; Boky; Baldwin; 

Bernstein/Metropolitan Opera. [TAS 42:117-18; 73:149L] A- to A ........................................................... 26.00 

828.*EMI ASD--393: PATRICK HADLEY (1899-1973) - The Hills. Palmer, soprano; Tear, tenor; Lloyd, 

bass; Ledger/LPO; Cambridge University Musical Society Chorus. DELIUS - To Be Sung of a 

Summer Night on the Water. Tear, tenor; Ledger/Choir of King's College, Cambridge. [Bishop; 

Parker; 1976; obscure!] [quad] A-.................................................................................................................... 25.00 

829.*EMI ASD-2356 (ODEON): ELGAR - Wand of Youth, Suites #1 & #2; Three Bavarian Dances; Chansons 

de Matin & Nuit. Boult/LPO. FS .................................................................................................................... 12.00 

830.*EMI ASD-2496: MANY HAPPY RETURNS, SIR JOHN! Arrangements by Barbirolli of works by 

Purcell, Corelli, Bach & Marcello, and Barbirolli's Elizabethan Suite (from works of Byrd, Farnaby & 

Bull). Barbirolli conducts misc British orchestras. [A tribute on Barbirolli's 70th birthday in 1969; 

sadly and ironically, he passed away only a few months later]. A- ................................................................. 25.00

LP's: Miscellaneous Audiophile & Special Label - continued 

831.*EMI ASD-3082: STRAUSS - Four Last Songs; Five Orchestral Songs. Rothenberger, soprano; 

Previn/LSO. [Bishop; Parker] A-.................................................................................................................... 25.00 

832.*EMI ASD-3173: STRAUSS - Alpine Symphony. Kempe/Dresden State Orch. [Mottley; Strueben; quad] 

A- to A.............................................................................................................................................................. 20.00 

833.*EMI ASD-3429: VILLA-LOBOS - Bachianas Brasileiras #3; Momoprecoce - Fantasy for Piano & 

Orchestra. Ortiz; Ashkenazy/NPO. [Willan; Gooch & Parker] [quad] A- to A ............................................ 12.00 

834.*EMI CSD-3696: HARTY - A John Field Suite. BUTTERWORTH - A Shropshire Lad; The Banks of 

Green Willow. BRIDGE - There is a Willow grows aslant a Brook. BAX - Dance in the Sunlight. 

Dilkes/English Sinfonia. A-............................................................................................................................ 12.00 

835.*EMI CSD-3767: THOMAS ARNE - Symphonies #1 - #4. SAMUEL WESLEY - Symphony in D. 

Montgomery/Bournemouth Sinfonietta. [Grubb; Eltham; quad] A-............................................................ 12.00 

836.*EMI CSD-3769: FRANZ SCHMIDT - Variations on a Hussar's Song. ARRIAGA - Symphony in D. 

Bauer/NPO. [Willan; Eltham] A-...................................................................................................................... 8.00 

837.*EMI ESD-7057: SIR ARTHUR SULLIVAN - Incidental Music to The Tempest; Merchant of Venice 

Suite; Overture in C (In Memoriam). Dunn/City of Birmingham Sym. A- .................................................. 12.00 

838.*EMI HQS-1070: SIBELIUS - Karelia Overture; King Christian II Suite; Festivo; The Bard. 

Gibson/Scottish National Orch. A- ................................................................................................................. 8.00 

839.*EPIC BC-1024: WALTON - Partita. MAHLER - Symphony #10 (Adagio & Allegretto). Szell/CO. [blue 

labels] A- .......................................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

840.*EPIC BC-1039: SCHUMANN - Symphony #1; Manfred Overture. Szell/CO. A-(radial labels) ......................... 12.00 

841.*EPIC BC-1047: POPS CONCERT AMERICA - Works of Gershwin, Bernstein, Gould, Benjamin, 

Lecuona(2), Guarnieri, Villa-Lobos & Galindo. Louis Lane/Cleveland Pops Orch. [radial labels] A- ....... 16.00 

842. EPIC BC-1064: TCHAIKOVSKY - Symphony #5. Szell/CO. [blue labels] A-(very slight cover water 

damage) ............................................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

843.*EPIC BC-1263: RAVEL - Daphnis & Chloe, Suite #2. DEBUSSY - La Mer. Szell/CO. [blue labels] A- 

(c/c)................................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

844.*FONTANA SFL-14119: LISZT - Mephisto Waltz and WEBER - Invitation to the Dance (Paray/Detroit). 

J. STRAUSS - Graduation Ball (Dorati/Mpls). British issue; from Mercury originals. A-............................ 21.00 

845.*HYPERION A-66077: CRUSELL - Clarinet Quartets #1 - #3. Thea King; Allegri String Quartet 

Members. [Friese-Greene; Kenneth Wilkinson; recorded April 1981: must have been one of 

Wilkinson's very last engineering jobs][DMM] A- to A.................................................................................. 14.00 

846.*LYRITA SRCS--35: BAX - Symphony #6. Del Mar/NPO. [one of the most celebrated of the Lyritas, and 

appropriately one of Bax' strongest works, to my ears; TAS 3:154; 98:110L]................................................ 12.00 

847.*LYRITA SRCS--36: IRELAND - Piano Concerto (Parkin); These Things Shall Be (Case, baritone); LPO 

Cho. Boult/LPO (in both). A- ......................................................................................................................... 18.00 

848.*LYRITA SRCS--37: BAX - November Woods. HOLST - A Fugal Overture. MOERAN - Sinfonietta. 

Boult/LPO. [TAS 39:146] A-.......................................................................................................................... 18.00 

849.*LYRITA SRCS--41: RUBBRA - Symphony #7. VAUGHAN WILLIAMS - Fantasia on a Theme of 

Thomas Tallis. Boult/LPO. A- ........................................................................................................................ 20.00 

850.*LYRITA SRCS--43: E. J. MOERAN - Overture to a Masque; Cello Concerto (Coetmore); Rhapsody #2. 

Boult/LPO. A- ................................................................................................................................................. 20.00 

851.*LYRITA SRCS--48: PARRY - Overture to an Unwritten Tragedy; English Suite; Lady Radnor's Suite; 

Symphonic Variations. Boult/LSO. A- ........................................................................................................... 20.00 

852.*LYRITA SRCS--72: HUMPHREY SEARLE - Symphony #1 (Boult/LPO) & #2 (Krips/LPO). A-.................. 25.00 

853.*LYRITA SRCS-120: HOLST - Suite de Ballet. WARLOCK - An Old Song for Small Orchestra; Serenade 

for Strings; Capriol Suite. Boult/LPO (in song); Braithwaite/LPO in rest (except LSO in Capriol). 

A-...................................................................................................................................................................... 24.00

LP's: Miscellaneous Audiophile & Special Label - continued 

854.*MHS 1481: IRELAND - Overlanders Suite; Tritons Prelude; 2 Symphonic Studies; Julius Caesar Scherzo 

& Cortege. Boult/LPO. [from Lyrita SRCS-45] A- .......................................................................................... 8.00 

855.*MHS 1483: PARRY - Overture to an Unwritten Tragedy; English Suite; Lady Radnor's Suite; Symphonic 

Variations. Boult/LSO. [from Lyrita SRCS-48] A- .......................................................................................... 7.00 

856.*MHS 1505: WALTON - The Quest (ballet suite); Sinfonia Concertante (Katin, piano); Capriccio 

Burlesco; Scapino Overture. Composer/LSO. [from Lyrita SRCS-49] A- .................................................... 13.00 

857.*MHS 1586: BAX - Symphony #1. Fredman/LPO. [from Lyrita original] A-........................................................ 8.00 

858.*MHS 1632: BAX - Symphony #2. Fredman/LPO. [from Lyrita SRCS-54; TAS 60:126] A- ............................... 8.00 

859.*MHS 1742: ALWYN - Mirages, A Song Cycle for Baritone & Piano (Luxon; Willison); Divertimento for 

Flute (Hyde-Smith); Naiades for Flute & Harp (Hyde-Smith; Robels). [from Lyrita SRCS-61] A-.............. 8.00 

860.*MHS 3096: BLISS - Serenade for Baritone & Orchestra (Shirley-Quirk); Rout for Soprano & Orchestra 

(Woodland); Hymn to Apollo; The World is Charged with the Grandeur of God (cantata); A Prayer to 

the Infant Jesus (women's voices). Misc Artists; Composer conducts Rout & Hymn. [From Lyrita 

SRCS-55] A- ...................................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

861.*MHS 3598: FINZI - Intimations of Immortality. Partridge, tenor; Handley/Guildford Phil & Cho. [from 

Lyrita SRCS-75; TAS 73:147L] A-- .................................................................................................................. 8.00 

862.*MHS 3628: ELGAR - Enigma Variations; Falstaff. Andrew Davis/NPO. [from Lyrita original] MHS 

3628. A-- ............................................................................................................................................................ 6.00 

863.*READER'S DIGEST RD-34(7): BEETHOVEN - The Nine Symphonies. Borkh; Siewert; Lewis; Weber; 

Beecham Choral Soc (in 9th); Leibowitz/RPO. [Gerhardt, producer; TAS 60:126] A-(rare, brief ticks 

from light blemishes)........................................................................................................................................ 65.00 

864.*SEFEL SEFD-5008: BARTOK - Miraculous Mandarin Suite; Dance Suite. Koo/Budapest Philharmonic. 

[Culverhouse, producer & engineer; Teldec vinyl; early digital, c.1980] A- to A........................................... 10.00 

865.*TELARC DG-10047: TCHAIKOVSKY - Symphony #4. Maazel/CO. [Woods; Renner; dig; recorded 

1979; very fine performance & recording and a high-water mark for Telarc, in my opinion] A- to 

A(few tks in 2nd movement)............................................................................................................................ 10.00 

866.*TURNABOUT QTVS-34606: MENDELSSOHN - Symphony #3; Hebrides Overture. 

Commissiona/Baltimore Sym. [Nickrenz; Aubort; recorded 1974] [quad] A-.............................................. 10.00 

867.*TURNABOUT QTVS-34643: MENDELSSOHN - Symphony #4 & #5. Commissiona/Baltimore Sym. 

[Aubort & Nickrenz; recorded 1974] [quad] A- .............................................................................................. 10.00 

868. WESTMINSTER W-LAB 7024: HAYDN - Symphony #100 Scherchen/PSOL. [This fine copy of a rather 

notorious recording (the over-miked triangle sounds like it belongs next to a chuck wagon) has 

original slipsleeve in fine condition, but is missing the booklet.] A-- ............................................................. 20.00 

869. WESTMINSTER W-LAB 7034: KODALY - Hary Janos Suite. MUSSORGSKY - Night on Bald 

Mountain. Rodzinski/PSOL. [Not in original zip-open plastic sleeve, but jacket in superb condition; 

and record pressed almost as quietly - but not quite - as these issues ever were; with booklet by 

C.G.McProud (Audio Magazine editor) & James Lyons detailing audiophile highlights] B++...................... 23.00 

870. WESTMINSTER W-LAB 7062: SCHUMANN - Symphony #3. Boult/PPOL. [Late issue with notes on 

back cover] A-(movements 3 & 4 are B; 1/8-inch scr beg sd 1)...................................................................... 10.00 

871.*WESTMINSTER WST-14035: MIKLOS ROZSA - Variations on a Hungrian Peasant Song for Violin & 

Orchestra (Zsigmondy); Kaleidoscope; Concerto for String Orchestra. Composer/VSOO. [Scarce 

disc: only in print 1959-1961] A--(occ lgt tks sd 2)......................................................................................... 31.00

LP's: Orchestral & Instrumental Repertoire 

872.*BACH-REGER: Brandenburg Concerti (complete), arranged for piano, four-hands. Berkovsky; Hagan. 

MHS 3522/23(2). A- ........................................................................................................................................ 15.00 

873.*BARBER: Prayers of Kierkegaard (Capone, soprano; Cho). DAN WELCHER: Dervishes. HUNTER 

JOHNSON: Past the Evening Sun. Mester/Louisville Orch. Louisville LS-763. A- .................................... 12.00 

874.*BEETHOVEN: The Nine Symphonies. Tomowa-Sintow; Baltsa; Schreier; van Dam (soloists in 9th); 

Karajan/BPO. [1977 issue; with unusually fine booklet of notes, Karajan interview, many Karajan 

photos, and individual photos of each BPO section] DGG 2740 172(8). A- to A(lovely discs, but 

minor box scuffs).............................................................................................................................................. 35.00 

875.*BEETHOVEN: Triple Concerto. Zeltser; Mutter; Ma; Karajan/BPO. [dig] DGG 2531 262. A- to A ................ 10.00 

876.*BERWALD: Symphonies #1 - #4; Piano Concerto (Migdal); Violin Concerto (Tellefsen); Elfenspiel; 

Serious & Joyful Fancies; Festival of the Bayaderes; Racing; Reminiscences from the Norwegian 

Mountains; Overtures to Queen of Golconda & Estrella di Soria. Bjorlin/RPO. Seraphim SID- 

6113(4). A- ....................................................................................................................................................... 18.00 

877. BIZET: L'Arlesienne (play with incidental music). Marquet; Bovy; Larquey; Chambreuil; 

Wolff/Unnamed Orch & Cho. [Grand Prix du Disque, 1955; lovely copy still has original British 

glassine-like inner sleeves] London LL-1489/90(2). A- .................................................................................. 32.00 

878. BLISS: Discourse for Orchestra. COLIN McPHEE: Symphony #2, Pastoral. Whitney/Louisville Sym. 

Louisville LOU-592. A-(blank jacket; includes notes) .................................................................................... 12.00 

879. BOCCHERINI: Cello Concerto in C (DeCroos); Symphony in C. CAMBINI: Sinfonia Concertante #1 for 

Oboe & Bassoon (Storch; Cole). Jenkins/Accademia dell'Orsso Orch. Period SPL-732. A-(fine 

copy with original glassine inner sleeve) ......................................................................................................... 10.00 

880. BOCCHERINI: Seven Symphonies. Anderson, Morris, solo violins; Shepherd/Cantilena. [dig] MHS 

837251Y(3). A- ................................................................................................................................................ 13.00 

881.*BOULEZ: Pli Selon Pli. Lukomska, soprano; Bergmann, piano; Stingl, guitar; d'Alton, mandolin; 

Composer/BBC Sym. Col M-30296. A-......................................................................................................... 10.00 

882.*BRITTEN: Matinees & Soirees Musicales; Bridge Variations. Gibson/ECO. [dig] EMI ASD-4388. A- to 

A ......................................................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

883.*BRUCKNER: Symphony #0. Haitink/ACO. Philips 802 724. A- to A ................................................................ 10.00 

884.*BRUCKNER: Symphony #3, #4 & #8 in their first versions (1873, 1874 & 1887 respectively). 

Inbal/Frankfurt Radio Orch. [dig] [fascinating and frequently astounding differences from the wellknown 

editions!] Telefunken 6.35642(4). A- to A........................................................................................... 35.00 

885.*BULL: (Ole; 1810-80): Polacca Guerriera; Nocturne; Fantasy & Variations on a Theme of Bellini; 4 more 

pieces. Tellefsen, violin; Andersen/Bergen Sym. Norsk Kulturrads Klassikerserie NKF 30041. A- ........... 12.00 

886.*CAGE: Winter Music. GEORGE FLYNN: Wound. Flynn, piano. [quad] Finnadar QD-9006. A- ........................ 8.00 

887.*CHARPENTIER: Messe pour les Instruments au Lieu des Orgues; Medee; Concert a Quatre Parties; Le 

Malade Imaginaire (Ouverture du Prologue). Malgloire/la Grande Ecurie et la Chambre du Roy. 

Candide CE-31066. FS....................................................................................................................................... 5.00 

888. 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 

889.*CHIHARA: The Tempest (complete ballet). Jean-Louis LeRoux/Performing Arts Orchestra of San 

Francisco. MMG 201X(2). FS ........................................................................................................................ 16.00 

890.*COLGRASS: Concert Masters for Three Violins & Orchestra (Rudie, Yanagita, Oakland, violins; 

Akiyama/American Symphony). KARL KORTE: Concerto for Piano & Winds (Perry; 

Lee/University of Texas Wind Ens). Turnabout TVS-34704. A- ................................................................. 12.00

LP's: Orchestral & Instrumental Repertoire - continued 

891.*COPLAND: 75th Birthday Album - Appalachian Spring Suite; Fanfare for the Common Man; Lincoln 

Portrait (Fonda); Billy the Kid Suite; 4 Dance Episodes from Rodeo; Our Town; Dance Panels; El 

Salon Mexico. Composer conducts LSO (NPO in Salon). Col D3M-33720(3). A-(minor box scuffs) ....... 20.00 

892. CORELLI: Concerti Grossi, Op.6 (complete). Hansen/Ch Orch of Societas Musica, Copenhagen. Bach 

Guild BG-585/87(3). A- ..................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

893.*COWELL: Sinfonietta. SURINACH: Melorhythmic Dramas. Mester/Louisville Orch. Louisville LS-681. 

A-(in blank jacket; includes notes)................................................................................................................... 12.00 

894.*CRUMB: Echoes of Time and the River. Mester/Louisville Orchestra. MERRILL ELLIS (b.1916): 

"Kaleidoscope" for Orchestra, Synthezizer & Soprano. Wall, mezzo-soprano; Composer/Louisville 

Orchestra. Louisville LS-711. A- ................................................................................................................... 12.00 

895.*CZERNY: Haydn Variations (Froschauer/Vienna Ch Orch). RIES: Piano Concerto #3 

(Guschlbauer/Salzburg Ch Orch). Blumental, piano). RCA VICS-1501. A- ............................................. 10.00 

896.*DALLAPICCOLA: Piccola Musica Notturna. GUNTHUR SCHULLER: Five Bagatelles for Orchestra. 

LEONARDO BALADA (b.1933): Guernica. Mester/Louisville Orch. [blank jacket; includes notes] 

Louisville LS-686. A-....................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

897.*DEFOSSEZ (Rene): La Conquete de l'Espace. Ducene/Military Band of Guides. Terpsichore 1982 013. 

FS...................................................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

898. ENESCO: Symphony #1. Georgescu/Rumanian State Sym. Artia ALP-118. A- ................................................ 10.00 

899.*ESHPAI: (Andrei; b.1925): A Circle (ballet in two acts). Emin Khachaturian/USSR TV/Radio Orch. 

[notes in Russian only] Melodiya C10-16189-92(2). A-(start of side 2 is B+)................................................ 16.00 

900.*FERNANDEZ: (Oscar Lorenzo): Piano Music, Volume 2 (twelve works). Proenca, piano. [notes in 

Portuguese only] Arsis 41131218. A- .............................................................................................................. 12.00 

901. FINNEY: (Ross Lee): Symphony #1. DANIEL PINKHAM: Symphony #2. Whitney/Louisville Orch. 

Louisville LOU-652. A- ..................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

902. FURTWANGLER: Symphony #2. Composer/BPO. [rec Dec 1951] DGG 2707 086(2). A- to A........................ 40.00 

903.*GADE: Piano Music - Sonata; Akvareller; Foraarstoner; Arabeske. Johnsson. MHS 1480. A-........................... 10.00 

904.*GLAZOUNOV: Piano Concerti #1 (Nassedkin; Dshuraitis/USSR Radio Orch) & #2 (Alexejew; 

Nikolajewskij/USSR Radio Orch). [German-only notes] Melodiya - Eurodisc 200081-366. A-................... 9.00 

905.*GLAZOUNOV: Piano Concerto #2 (Alexeyev; Nickolayevsky); Violin Concerto (Snitkowsky). 

Rozhdestvensky/USSR Radio/TV Large Sym (in both). Melodiya C10-08810. A- .................................... 12.00 

906.*GLAZOUNOV: Violin Concerto (Snitkovsky; Rozhdestvensky/Moscow Radio); Piano Concerto #2 

(Alexeyev; Nikolaevsky/Moscow Radio). Melodiya 33C10-08811-C. A-...................................................... 9.00 

907.*GLIERE: Symphony #1; The Sirens. Gunzenhauser/Slovak Philmarmonic. [dig] Marco Polo 6.220349. 

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

908.*GRANADOS: "Dante" Symphonic Poem. CHAVEZ: Horsepower Suite. Mester/Louisville Orch. 

Louisville LS-713. A-....................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

909.*GUTCHE: Genghis Khan. HUSA: Music for Prague 1968. PENDERECKI: De Natura Sonoris #2. 

Mester/Louisville Sym. Louisville LS-722. A- .............................................................................................. 12.00 

910.*HANDEL: Concerti Grossi, Op.6 (complete). Salter/Guildhall String Ens. [dig] MHS 932581T(3). A- .......... 13.00 

911.*HANDEL: Overture in D; Concerto Grosso in D; Oboe Concerti in g & B-flat (Sous). Linde/Schola 

Cantorum Basiliensis. Archiv 2533 079. FS.................................................................................................. 10.00 

912.*HANNIKAINEN: (Ilmari; 1892-1955): Piano Music: Variations Fantasques, Op.19; Cinq Morceaux pour 

Piano, Op.20; five more short pieces. Izumi Tateno. [Ilmari was Tauno Hannikainen's brother] 

Finlandia FA-341. A-(c/c)................................................................................................................................ 10.00 

913.*HARRIS: Epilogue to Profiles in Courage: JFK. SCHULLER: Dramatic Overture. MAYUZUMI: Samsara 

(symphonic poem). Whitney/Louisville Orch. [blank jacket] Louisville LS-666. A- ................................... 10.00


914.*HARRISON: Symphony on G. Samuel/RPO. CRI SD-236. A- ............................................................................. 9.00 

915.*HAYDN: (Michael): Symphonies in G and A; Violin Concerto in A (Armon). Jones/London Little 

Orch. Pye GSGC-14131. A- to A.................................................................................................................... 10.00 

916.*HEINRICH: (Anthony Philip; 1781-1861): The Ornithological Combat of Kings (Keene/Syracuse Sym). 

GOTTSCHALK: Night in the Tropics (Two-Piano transcription) (Anthony & Joseph Paratore). 

New World NW-208. A- .................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

917.*HINDEMITH: Kammermusik #2, Op.36, #1. GOFFREDO PETRASSI: Noche Oscura - Cantata for Mixed 

Chorus & Orchestra. Mester/Louisville Orchestra; Choruses of Southern Baptist Theological 

Seminary. Louisville LS-684. A-(blank cover; includes notes)...................................................................... 12.00 

918.*HOVHANESS: Fra Angelico (Composer/RPO); Requiem and Resurrection (Composer/North Jersey 

Wind Sym). Poseidon Soc 1002. A-.................................................................................................................. 8.00 

919. JOLIVET: Suite Transoceane. JOHN VINCENT - Symphony in D. Whitney/Louisville Orch. Louisville 

LOU-572. A-(in blank jacket; includes notes) ................................................................................................. 12.00 

920.*KALOMIRIS: (Manolis; 1883-1962): Symphony #1 ("Levendia"). Fidetzis/Sofia Philharmonic; 

Bulgarian National Cho. Concert Athens CB-914. A- .................................................................................... 9.00 

921.*KNUSSEN: (Oliver; b.1952): Symphony #2 (Barry, soprano); Trumpets (for soprano [Hirst] & 3 

clarinets); Coursing (for chamber orch); Cantata (for oboe & string trio). Composer/London 

Sinfonietta. [dig] Unicorn Kanchana DKP-9027. A- to A(c/c)......................................................................... 8.00 

922.*KOECHLIN: Seven Stars Symphony; Ballad for Piano & Orchestra. Rigutto, piano; Myrat/Monte-Carlo 

Phil. [dig] Angel DS-37940. A-(demo copy)................................................................................................... 15.00 

923.*LECLAIR: Violin Concerti: Op.7, #4 and Op.10, #5. JACQUES AUBERT: Violin Concerti; Op.17, #1 & 

#2. Weiner; Ludzuweit/Hamburg Ch Orch. Turn TVS-34212. FS............................................................. 10.00 

924.*LISZT: Tarantella; Spozalizio; Il Pensiero (all from Annees de Pelerinage); Hungarian Rhapsodies #5 & 

#12. [Orchestrations by Muller-Berghaus; Kazanly; Doppler] Cherkasov/USSR Radio Orchestra. 

Melodiya C10-18355 007. A- .......................................................................................................................... 12.00 

925. MACDOWELL: Sonata Tragica; Sonata Eroica. Perry O'Neil, piano. SPA 63. B++........................................... 21.00 

926.*MADETOJA: (Leevi): Symphony #3; Comedy Overture. Panula/Helsinki Phil. Finnlevy SFX-20. A-............. 12.00 

927.*MAHLER: Symphony # 6. Karajan/BPO. DGG 2707 106(2). A- to A ............................................................... 15.00 

928.*MARTIN: Petite Symphonie Concertante. DEBUSSY: Danses Sacree et Profane. RAVEL: Introduction & 

Allegro. Otterloo/Sydney Sym. Chandos ABR-1060. A- to A ...................................................................... 10.00 

929. MARTIN/WILDER: Grandma Moses Suite. [Suite of music from Falcon Films release, "Grandma Moses;" 

musical score by Hugh Martin; orchestrated by Alec Wilder; orchestra conducted by Daniel 

Saidenberg] Col ML-2185. D(lousy, but a very scarce & unusual item) ......................................................... 8.00 

930. MARTINU: Estampes. NICOLAI LOPATNIKOFF: Music for Orchestra. Whitney/Louisville Orch. 

[blank jacket; includes notes] Louisville LOU-596. A- ................................................................................... 12.00 

931. MARTINU: Piano Concerto #3 (Palenicek; Ancerl/CPO); Violin Concerto (Belcik; Neumann/Prague 

Sym). [rousing performance of the piano concerto!!] Artia ALP-205. A- ...................................................... 12.00 

932.*MARTINU: Symphony #2 & #6. Neumann/CPO. ProArte PAL-1019. A-............................................................ 8.00 

933.*MARTINU: Symphony #4; Tre Ricercari. Turnovsky/CPO. Supraphon SUAST-50669. A-................................ 9.00 

934.*MENDELSSOHN: (Fanny): Melodies (5) for Piano Solo. CLARA SCHUMANN: Scherzo #2; Romance 

#1; Improptu; Variations on a Theme of Robert Schumann; Four Polonaises. Judith Alstadter, piano. 

MHS 4163. A- .................................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

935.*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 

936. MILHAUD: Kentuckiana. MARTINU: Intermezzo. LUKAS FOSS: A Parable of Death (Zorina, narrator; 

Stevens, tenor; Southern Baptist Seminary Cho). Whitney/Louisville Orch (in all). Col ML-4859. A- 

("2-eyes" labels) ............................................................................................................................................... 16.00


937.*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 

938.*MOZART: Music for Piano Four-Hands (complete). Demus; Badura-Skoda. MHS 1293/96(4). A-................. 20.00 

939.*MOZART: Serenade # 7. Maier, violin & conducting Collegium Aureum. BASF KHB-29310. FS ................. 10.00 

940.*MOZART: Symphonies #25 - #41. Bohm/BPO. [In deluxe oversize box] DGG SKL-109 173/79(7). A- to 

A ....................................................................................................................................................................... 26.00 

941.*NEDBAL: (Oscar; 1874-1930): From Tale to Tale (scenes from the ballet); The Simple Johnny (ballet 

suite). Trhlik/Ostrava Philharmonic. Supraphon 1 10 0835. A- .................................................................. 12.00 

942.*NIELSEN: Symphony #2; Little Suite for Strings. Garaguly/Tivoli Concert Hall Sym. [terrific 

performance - short-lived first US issue of the first stereo recording of the work] Vox STPL-512.550. 

A-...................................................................................................................................................................... 13.00 

943. NIELSEN: Symphony #4. Grondahl/Danish National Radio Orchestra. [first recording; notes by Robert 

Simpson] Odeon MOAK-6. A- ........................................................................................................................ 14.00 

944. NIELSEN: Symphony #5; Maskarade Over. Jensen/Danish Radio. London LL-1143. B to B+............................ 8.00 

945.*NOVAK: Slovak Suite; Marysa Overture. Sejna/Brno Philharmonic. Supraphon 1 10 0648. A- ...................... 10.00 

946. OVSIANIKO-KULIKOVSKY: (Nikolai; 1768-1846): Symphony #21 (Mravinsky/Leningrad Phil). 

MOSSAIYE VAINBERG (b.1919): Serenade (Gauk/State Radio Orch). West XWN-18191. A- .............. 15.00 

947.*PARRY: Violin Sonata in D; Fantasie Sonata in B; Twelve Short Pieces. Gruenberg, violin; Vignoles, 

piano. [DMM] Hyperion A-66157. A- to A..................................................................................................... 12.00 

948.*PETTERSSON: Symphony #12 ("The Dead in the Marketplace"). Larsson/Stockholm Philharmonic; 

Cho. Caprice CAP-1127. A- .............................................................................................................................. 8.00 

949.*PFITZNER: Symphony in C, Op.46; Three Preludes from Palestrina. Leitner/BPO. [demo copy] DGG 

136 022. A- to A(red stereo/tulip labels; minor cover wear) ........................................................................... 16.00 

950.*PISTON: Symphony #7 & #8. Mester/Louisville Orch. Louisville LS-746. A- .................................................. 10.00 

951. POULENC: Piano Concerto (Dervaux/Pasdeloup Orch); Three Piano Pieces. MILHAUD: Suite for 

Violin, Clarinet & Piano (Parrenin; Delecluze). Annette Haas-Hamburger, piano (in all). Period 

SPL-563. A-- .................................................................................................................................................... 15.00 

952.*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 

953.*POULENC: The Story of Babar. TIBOR HARSANYI: The Story of the Little Tailor. Ustinov, narrator; 

Pretre/PCO. Angel S-36357. A- ..................................................................................................................... 10.00 

954.*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 

955. REVUELTAS: Redes; Sensemaya. CHAVEZ: Sinfonia India. HERRERA DE LA FUENTE: Fronteras 

(ballet suite). Herrera de la Fuente/Mexican National Sym. [Mexican issue - Spanish-only notes] 

Musart MCD-3017. A--.................................................................................................................................... 21.00 

956.*RIEGGER: Dichotomy. GYORGY RAYKI (b.1921): Elegiac Variations; Lamentation for Orchestra. 

Mester/Louisville Orchestra. Louisville LS-715. A- .................................................................................... 12.00 

957. RODGERS: South Pacific - Symphonic Scenario. COLE PORTER: Kiss Me, Kate - Selection for 

Orchestra. [both arranged by Robert Russell Bennett] Kurtz/Houston Sym. [10-inch] Col ML-2104. 

B ......................................................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

958.*ROUSSEL: Bacchus et Ariane (complete ballet). Martinon/ORTF. MHS 1244. A-............................................. 9.00 

959.*ROZSA: Film Music from from Knight Without Armour; Tribute to a Badman; Asphalt Jungle; 

Moonfleet; Double Indemnity; Lust for Life; Men of the Fighting Lady. Composer/RPO. Polydor 

2383 384. A-(British pressing)......................................................................................................................... 12.00


960.*ROZSA: Overtures to "The World," the Flesh and the Devil," and "Because of Him;" Spellbound Concerto 

(version for two pianos); New England Concerto. Pierce & Jonas, duo pianists; Millar, Ondes 

Martinot; Elmer Bernstein/Utah Symphony. [dig] Varese Sarabande 704.260. A- ..................................... 12.00 

961.*ROZSA: The Vintner's Daughter (Thomas, narr); Hungarian Serenade. Composer/Nuremberg 

Symphony. Citadel CT-6001. A-..................................................................................................................... 16.00 

962.*ROZSA: Fedora - music from the motion picture. Composer/Graunke Symphony Orchestra. Varese 

Sarabande STV-81108. A- ............................................................................................................................... 12.00 

963.*RUGGLES: Complete Music - Men & Mountains; Sun Treader; Men; Portals; Organum; Evocations 

(Tilson Thomas/Buffalo Phil). Angels; Angels (2 versions) (Schwarz/Brass Ens). Toys 

(Blegen/Tilson Thomas, piano). Vox Clamans in Deserto (Morgan; Speculum Musicae). Evocations 

(piano version) (Kirkpatrick). Exaltations (Schwarz/Brass Ens; Smith/Smith Singers; etc). Col 

M2-34591(2). A- .............................................................................................................................................. 24.00 

964.*SCHONBERG: Variations for Orchestra; Survivor from Warsaw (Reich); Accompaniment to a 

Cinematographic Scene; Five Pieces. Boulez/BBC Sym. CBS M-35882. A- .................................................. 9.00 

965.*SCHUMAN: (William): Prayer in Time of War. JOHN BECKER: Symphony #3 ("Symphonia Brevis"). 

FELIX LABUNSKI: Canto di Aspirazione (Song of Aspiration). Mester/Louisville Orch. Louisville 

LS-721. A-........................................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

966.*SHCHEDRIN: Humpbacked Horse Suite. Zuraitis/Bolshoi. Mel-Angel SR-40106. FS...................................... 12.00 

967.*SHOSTAKOVICH: Suite from the Incidental Music to "Hamlet." LEON KIRCHNER: Toccata for 

Sgtrings, Solo Winds & Percussion. Mester/Louisville Orchestra. Louisville LS-683. A(in black 

cover; includes notes)....................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

968. SIBELIUS: Piano Works, Vol 2: Twenty-one short works. Cyril Szalkiewicz. [recorded 1956-67] 

Finlandia FA-804. A-(c/c)................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

969.*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 

970. STAMIC: (Jan Vaclav): Symphony in D. STAMIC (Karel): Orchestral Quartet in F. ANTONIN FILS: 

Symphony in g. FRANTISEK XAVER RICHTER: Sinfonia da Camera. Prague Ch Orch (without 

conductor). [#16 of Musica Antiqua Bohemica collection; fold-open album with nice booklet] 

Supraphon SUA-19148. B.................................................................................................................................. 9.00 

971.*STENHAMMAR: Symphony #2. Westerberg/Stockholm Philharmonic. Caprice CAP-1151. A- to A ............. 8.00 

972.*STILL: (William Grant): Afro-American Symphony; 2 Arias from Highway 1. SAMUEL COLERIDGE- 

TAYLOR - Danse Negre; Hiawatha Exc. Brown, tenor; Freeman/LSO. Col M-32782. A-......................... 12.00 

973.*STRAVINSKY: Petroushka. Composer/Col Sym. Col MS-6332. A-(Canadian "6-eyes" labels) ....................... 12.00 

974.*STRAVINSKY: Piano Sonata (1903/4). TCHAIKOVSKY: Piano Sonata, Op.37. Crossley, piano. Philips 

6500 884. A- to A............................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

975. STRAVINSKY: Symphony #1. Adler/Vienna Orchestral Soc. Unicorn UNLP-1006. A- .................................. 12.00 

976.*SUK: Praga, Symphonic Poem; Fantasy for Violin & Orchestra (Snitil). Valek/Prague Sym. Panton 8110 

0108. A-............................................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

977.*SVETLANOV: Concerto for Piano & Orchestra (Composer, pf; Verbitsky/USSR Sym). BALAKIREV: 

Tamara (Svetlanov/USSR). [Live, 1976+77] Melodiya C10-21879 008. A- ................................................. 16.00 

978.*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 

979.*SZYMANOWSKI: Symphony #4 for Piano and Orchestra ("Symphonie Concertante"); Theme & 

Variations, Op.3; Two Etudes; Two Mazurkas; Two Preludes. Blumenthal, piano; Kord/Polish 

Radio Orch (in symphony; what a nice piece!) Unicorn UN1-75023. A-........................................................ 9.00


980.*TCHAIKOVSKY: Swan Lake (complete ballet). Rozhdestvensky/Moscow Radio Orch. Mel-Angel 

SRC-4106(3). A- .............................................................................................................................................. 13.00 

981.*TCHEREPNIN: (Alexander): Russian Dances, Op.50. LIADOV: Polonaise. GLAZUNOV: Chopiniana; 

Dance Scene. Deaky/Nurnberger Symphoniker. [German-only notes] Colosseum SM-578. A- .................. 8.00 

982.*TCHEREPNIN: (Alexander): Symphony #2. RICHARD MOHAUPT (1904-57): Town Piper Music. 

Whitney/Louisville Orch. Louisville LS-645. A- to B+ .................................................................................. 9.00 

983.*THALBERG: (Sigismund; 1812-1871): 24 Pensees Musicales; Don Giovanni Fantaisie. Christoph 

Keller, piano. Accord 140 079. A-(minor back cover damage) ...................................................................... 12.00 

984.*THOMPSON: Symphony #1; The Testament of Freedom (Utah Chorale). Abravanel/Utah Sym. Angel 

S-37315. A- ...................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

985. THOMSON: (Virgil): Filling Station. HERSHEY KAY: Western Symphony. Barzin/NY City Ballet 

Orch. [scarce recording of American ballet scores; this copy is in far and away the finest condition 

I've ever seen!] Vox PL-9050. A- .................................................................................................................... 35.00 

986. THOMSON: (Virgil): Three Pictures for Orchestra (Composer/Phila); Five Songs from William Blake 

(Harrell, baritone; Ormandy/Phila). [blue labels] col ML-4919. A- ............................................................ 25.00 

987.*THORNE: (Francis; b.1922): Six Set Pices for Thirteen Players. ALLAN SCHINDLER (b.1944): String 

Sextet in Six Sections. Shapey/University of Chicago Contemporary Chamber Players. Owl 

Records ORLP-20. B........................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

988.*TISHCHENKO: (Boris; b.1939): Yaroslavna (ballet in three acts). Dmitriev/Orch & Cho of Malyi 

Theatre, Leningrad. Melodiya C10-07823-6(2). A-(brief lgt tks, sds 2 & 3)................................................ 20.00 

989.*WAGNER: Symphony in C; Faust & Rienzi Overtures. Otto Gerdes/Bamberg Sym. DGG 2530 194. A- 

to A ................................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

990.*WALTON: Facade. Zorina, speaker. IBERT: Divertissement. Ormandy/Phila. [uncommon disc; very 

crisp Facade] Col MS-6449. A-(early "2-eyes" labels; minor cover scuffs).................................................... 12.00 

991. WALTON: Hamlet - Excerpts from the soundtrack of the Laurence Olivier film. Walton's music performed 

by Mathieson/PO. RCA LCT-5. B+(occ tks; cover scuffy) ........................................................................... 12.00 

992. WALTON: Scapino Overture; Spitfire Prelude & Fugue; Belshazzar's Feast (Noble, baritone); Facade 

Suite; Siesta; Henry V (two excerpts). All conducted by Composer; misc orchs; 1938-51; very 

generous disc: 78+ minutes! [DMM] EMI ED-29 0715 1. A- to A................................................................. 16.00 

993.*WEILL: Kurt Weill in Berlin - Arrangements for orchestra of songs from Mahagonny(4), 3-Penny 

Opera(5), Berlin Requiem, Happy End(4), Konjunktur & Die Petroleum Inseln. Sandloff/His Orch. 

Angel S-35727. A-(very early U.S. red labels) ................................................................................................ 13.00 

994.*ZELENKA: Suite in F; Simphonie a 8 Concertanti. Jenkins/Clarion Concerts Orch. Decca DL-710141. 

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

LP's: Chamber Music 

995.*BACH: (J.C.F.): Quartets #1-#6 for Flute and Strings. Palmisano; Concilium Musicum. [dig] Dynamic 

ADDS-4031. A-.................................................................................................................................................. 8.00 

996.*BACH: (W.F.): Trio Sonata a (fragment). C.P.E.BACH: Trio Sonata in D. J.C.BACH: Quintet in D. 

J.S.BACH: Trio Sonata in G. Ars Rediviva Ens. Parl PLPS-619. FS .............................................................. 6.00 

997.*BARBER: Quartet. IVES: Quartet #2. Cleveland Quartet. RCA ARL1-1599. A- .............................................. 10.00 

998.*BARBER: Summer Music. NIELSEN: Quintet for Winds. Philadelphia Woodwind Quintet. Col MS- 

6114. A-("6-eyes" labels; demo copy; minor cov scuffs) ................................................................................ 16.00 

999.*BEETHOVEN: Quartet # 1 - #6. Quartetto Italiano. Philips 6703 081(3). A- to A .............................................. 9.00 

1000.*BEETHOVEN: Quartet # 7 - #11. Quartetto Itlaiano. Philips 6703 082(3). A- to A .......................................... 9.00 

1001. BEETHOVEN: Trio #4 ("Archduke"). Trio di Trieste. London LL-599. A--(occ tks) ....................................... 12.00 

1002. BEETHOVEN: Trios - Op.1, #1; Op.70, #1. Fuchs; Casals; Istomin. [1953 Prades Festival] Col ML- 

5291. A-("6-eyes;" brief lgt tks mvt 3, Op.1) ................................................................................................ 12.00

LP's: Chamber Music - continued 

1003. BEETHOVEN: Trios Op.9, #1 & #3. Heifetz; Primrose; Piatagorsky. RCA LM-2186. A- ............................... 9.00 

1004.*BLISS: Clarinet Quintet. SAMUEL COLERIDGE-TAYLOR: Clarinet Quintet. Kireilis; Lamant 

Quartet. Spectrum SR-127. A- ..................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1005. BOCCHERINI: Quartets (4): Op.58, #2 & 4; Op.1, #2; Op.40, #2. New Music Quartet (Erle; 

Raimondi; Trampler; Soyer). Col ML-5047. A--("6-eyes" labels) ............................................................... 10.00 

1006.*BOISMORTIER: Four Sonatas & Two Concerti. Erdelyi/Budapest Philharmonic Ch Orch. Qualiton 

SLPX-11321. A- .............................................................................................................................................. 5.00 

1007.*BOISMORTIER: Six Sonates a Quatre (1731). Gravoin Instrumental Ens. Societe Francaise du Son 

SXL-20,102. A- ............................................................................................................................................... 5.00 

1008.*BRAHMS: Clarinet Trio (Leister; Eschenbach; Donderer); Horn Trio (Seifert; Drolc; Eschenbach). 

DGG 139 398. A- to A................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1009.*BRAHMS: Piano Quartet #1. Quartet Canada: Ronald Turini (Horowitz pupil), pf; Steven Staryk, vln; 

Gerald Stanick, vla; Tsuyoshi Tsutsumi, vc. CBC SM-341. A-.................................................................... 13.00 

1010.*BRAHMS: Piano Quartet, Op.60. Quartetto di Torino. Dischi Ricordi RCL-27090. A-.................................. 10.00 

1011.*BRAHMS: Piano Quintet in f. Serkin; Budapest Quartet. [in fold-open album with nice group of 

session photos] Col MS-6631. A-(early "2-eyes" labels; s/s).......................................................................... 9.00 

1012. BRAHMS: Piano Quintet, Op.34. Curzon; Budapest Quartet. Odyssey 32 16 0173. A-.................................... 9.00 

1013.*BRAHMS: Piano Trio #3, Op.101. MENDELSSOHN: Piano Trio #1, Op.49. Suk Trio. Supraphon 

SUAST-50815. A- ......................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1014.*BRAHMS: Sextet #1, Op.18 (Menuhin; Masters; Aronowitz; Wallfisch; Gendron; Simpson); 

Allegro from F-A-E Sonata (Menuhin; H. Menuhin, piano). A-.................................................................. 9.00 

1015.*BRAZILIAN STRING QUARTETS: Villa-Lobos (#1); Mario Ficarelli (Zyklus 1973); Lindembergue 

Cardoso (Sedimentos). University of Brasilia Quartet. [German-only notes] RBM 3034. A- to A ............ 8.00 

1016.*BRIDGE: Piano Quintet; Phantasie Trio in c. Music Group of London. Nonesuch 71405. A-........................... 9.00 

1017. CASALS FESTIVAL - PRADES: BRAHMS - Trio in C, Op.87. Szigeti; Casals; Hess. [blue labels] 

Col ML-4720. B............................................................................................................................................. 18.00 

1018. CASALS FESTIVAL - PRADES: SCHUBERT - Trio #2, Op.100. Schneider; Casals; Horzowski. Col 

ML-4716. A-("6-eyes" labels) ....................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1019.*CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY OF: LINCOLN CENTER: SCHUBERT - Quartet in g; Octet in F; Der 

Hirt auf dem Felsen; Intro & Variations for Flute & Piano. SCHUMANN: Piano Quartet in E-flat; 

Marchenerzahlungen; Spanische Liebeslieder. Chamber Music Soc of Lincoln Center (inc 

Robison, Trampler, Laredo, Parnas, Buswell, Wadsworth). Classics Record Library 30-5253(4). A- ........ 14.00 

1020. CHAUSSON: Concerto for Piano, Violin & String Quartet. Casadesus; Francescatti; Guilet Quartet. 

Col ML-4998. A-("6-eyes" labels) ................................................................................................................ 16.00 

1021. DEBUSSY: Quartet in g. Paganini Quartet. [10-inch] RCA LM-3. B+(just the start of sd 1 is B; nice 

copy) .............................................................................................................................................................. 25.00 

1022.*DEBUSSY & RAVEL: Quartets. Melos Quartet. DGG 2531 203. A- to A....................................................... 10.00 

1023. DOHNANYI: Quartet #3. DVORAK: Quartet #6. Hollywood Quartet. Capitol P-8307. A- ............................. 16.00 

1024. DVORAK: Quintet #3. BRAHMS: Quartet #1. Budapest Quar. Col ML-4799. A-("6-eyes" labels) ................ 10.00 

1025.*DVORAK: String Sextet, Op.48; Miniatures for Two Violins & Viola. Dvorak Quartet; Vlach 

Quartet Members. Supraphon SUAST-50824. A- ...................................................................................... 10.00 

1026. EARLY ITALIAN MUSIC ALBUM #2: 16th & 17th Centuries. Works Giovanni Gabrieli, Biagio 

Marini, Massimiliano Neri, Giovanni Battista Vitali, Allessandro Scarlatti & Antonio Vivaldi. 

Quartetto Italiano. [photo of quartet members on cover shows a very young group!] Angel 45002. 

A-(British pressing) ....................................................................................................................................... 16.00


1027. FAURE: Piano Quartet #1. Rubinstein; Paganini Quartet Members. [10-inch; deleted January 1957] 

RCA LM-52. B+ to B-(1st mvt B / 2nd mvt: B- / 2nd + 4th mvts: B+)........................................................ 21.00 

1028.*FAURE: Piano Quartet #1; Piano Trio, Op.120. Pro Arte Piano Quartet. Oiseau-Lyre SOL-289. A- ............... 9.00 

1029. FAURE: Sonatas #1 & 2 for Violin & Piano. Francescatti; Casadesus. Col ML-5049. A-(occ lgt tks; 

"6-eyes" labels) .............................................................................................................................................. 20.00 

1030. FRANCK: Sonata for Violin & Piano (Wallez; Silie). JEAN-JACQUES GRUNENWALD: Concert 

d'Ete for Piano & Strings; Suite de Danses (harpsichord; Marie Claude Werkowsky; Jean-Paul 

Kreder). [Radio Station discs in blank jackets; Programs #643 & #644; October 1963] French 

Broadcasting System 643/644(2). A-............................................................................................................. 24.00 

1031.*GLAZOUNOV: Quartet #1 & #2. Shostakovich Quartet. Melodiya C10-16753-4. A- .................................... 12.00 

1032.*GLINKA: Trio Pathetique in d (New American Trio); Piano Works (six short works; Hrynkiv, piano). 

MHS 1973. A-.................................................................................................................................................. 8.00 

1033.*HARRIS: String Quintet (Rhodes, viola). PISTON: Piano Quintet (Johanna Harris-Heggie, piano). 

THOMSON: Stabat Mater (Barbara Martin, mezzo-soprano). Blair String Quar. Pantheon PFN- 

2251. A- ......................................................................................................................................................... 15.00 

1034.*HAYDN: Quartet, Op. 3: #5; Op. 76: #3. Varsovia Quar. [dig] ProArte PAD-112. A-..................................... 10.00 

1035.*HEIFETZ-PIATIGORSKY CONCERTS: BEETHOVEN - Piano Trio, Op.1, #1. ROZSA - Theme & 

Variations for Violin, Cello & Orch. HAYDN - Divertimento for Cello & Orch. Heifetz; 

Piatagorsky; Lateiner (piano); Ch Orch. RCA LSC-2770. A--(superficial blemishes cause very 

little snd) ........................................................................................................................................................ 13.00 

1036.*HEIFETZ-PIATIGORSKY CONCERTS: TURINA - Trio for Violin, Cello & Piano (Heifetz; 

Piatagorsky; Pennario). MOZART - Violin Concerto #5 (Heifetz/Ch Orch). RCA LSC-2957. A-......... 13.00 

1037.*HINDEMITH: Chamber Music, Vol 3: The Three Piano Sonatas. Laugs, piano. MHS OR-H-291. A-............... 8.00 

1038. HINDEMITH: Quartet #3. PROKOFIEV: Quartet #2. Hollywood Quartet. Capitol P-8151. A-....................... 16.00 

1039.*HUMMEL: Sonatas for Violin & Piano, Op.5, #3; Op.50. Holmes; Burnett (period instruments). [dig] 

Amon Ra SAR-12. A- to A............................................................................................................................ 10.00 

1040. JANACEK: Concertino (Firkusny); Mladi. Philadelphia Woodwind Quintet (in both). Col ML-4995. 

A-(brief tks fr small blemishes; "6-eyes" labels)........................................................................................... 14.00 

1041. LALANDE: Caprices #1 & #2 from Symphonies pour les Souper du Roi (Paillard Ens). DANIEL 

LESUR: Fantaisie for Two Pianos (Billard; Azais). ROLAND MANUEL: Suite dans le Gout 

Espagnol (Gerlin, hrpschd; Delmotte, trpt; Casier, oboe; Allard, bssn). LUC-ANDRE MARCEL: 

Toccata (Lilamond, piano). [Radio Station discs in blank jackets; Programs #675 & #676; June 

1964] French Broadcasting System 675/676(2). A- ...................................................................................... 21.00 

1042.*MALIPIERO: Rispetti e Strambotti for String Quartet. HINDEMITH: Quartet #1. Stuyvesant Quartet. 

Nonesuch H-71006. A-.................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1043. MENDELSSOHN: Octet, Op.20. Vienna Octet (Boskovsky et al). London CM-9076. A-(lovely copy)........... 13.00 

1044.*MESSIAEN: Quartet for the End of Time; Le Merle Noir. Brook, flute; Johnson/NY Philomusica Ch 

Ens. Candide CE-31050. A-............................................................................................................................ 8.00 

1045.*MOZART: Clarinet Quartet, K.581; Quintet for Piano & Woodwinds, K.452. Tashi & Guests. RCA 

ARL1-2863. A-(demo copy).......................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1046.*MOZART: Piano Trio #2 (Serkin; Laredo; Foley); Clarinet Quintet (Wright; Schneider; Cohen; 

Rhodes; Parnas). Col MS-7447. A-(demo) ................................................................................................... 8.00 

1047. MOZART: Quartet #19 & #21. Amadeus Quartet. [Only in print January 1956 until February 1957; 

this was the last issue number for the boxed single-disc LHMV's, all of which were gone by 

February 1957] RCA LHMV-32. A-(mod tks 1st 30 seconds sd 1; rest superb) .......................................... 45.00


1048.*MOZART: String Quintets, K.406(516b); K.515. Aronowitz; Amadeus Quar. DGG 139 356. A- to 

A(c/c) ............................................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

1049.*MOZART-TRIEBENSEE: Don Giovanni (arr. for Woodwind Octet & Bass). Athena Ens. MHS 4544. 

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

1050.*NIELSEN: Quartets in g (Op.13) and F (Op.44). Carl Nielsen Quartet. DGG 2530 920. A- to A(c/c) .............. 9.00 

1051.*RAMEAU: Pieces de Clavecin en Concerts. Leonhardt, harpsichord; Bruggen, flute; S.Kuijken, 

baroque violin; W.Kuijken, viola da gamba. Telefunken SAWT-9578. FS ................................................ 10.00 

1052. RAVEL: Quartet in F. Paganini Quartet. [10-inch] RCA LM-146. B/B- ........................................................... 14.00 

1053.*REGER: Quartet in A, Op.54, #2; Piano Quintet in c, Op.64 (Schamalfuss, piano). Pfeifer Quartet. 

MHS 1378. A-.................................................................................................................................................. 8.00 

1054.*REGER: Variations & Fugues on Themes of Telemann (Steurer, piano) & Mozart (Alfons & Aloys 

Kontarsky, pianos). MHS 1268. A-................................................................................................................ 7.00 

1055. ROUSSEL: Joueurs de Flute (Larrieu; Joste, piano); Two Poems by Ronsard (Arseguet, sop; Larrieu, 

flute); La Reponse d'une Epouse Sage (Arseguet); Three Allegros (Joste, piano). ROGER 

BOUTRY: Overture - Tableau; Rhapsody for Piano & Wind Orch (Composer, piano; 

Dondeyne/Paris Municipal Band). [Radio Station discs in blank jackets; Programs #689 & #690; 

October 1964] French Broadcasting System 689/690(2). A- ........................................................................ 24.00 

1056.*ROUSSEL: Quartet, Op.45. FAURE: Quartet, Op.121. Loewenguth Quartet. Turn TVS-34014. A--............. 10.00 

1057. SCHONBERG: Verklaerte Nacht. RAVEL: Introduction & Allegro (Stockton; Gleghorn; Lurie) 

(Hollywood Quartet in both). DEBUSSY: Danses Sacree et Profane (Stockton; Slatkin/Concert 

Arts Orch). Cap P-8304. A- ......................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1058.*SCHUBERT: Piano Quintet in A ("Trout"). P.Serkin; Schneider; Tree; Soyer; Julius Levine. 

Vanguard VSD-71145. A- ............................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1059. SCHUBERT: Quartet #13. Budapest Quartet. [Recorded at Library of Congress on Stradivarius 

instruments of Gertrude Clarke Whittall Foundation] Col ML-4831. A-(demo copy; "2-eyes" 

labels)............................................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

1060.*SCHUBERT: Quartet #14 ("Death & the Maiden.") Quartett Collegium Aureum. Electrola 1C065-99 

702. A- to A ..................................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1061. SCHUBERT: Quartet #14, "Death & the Maiden." Amadeus Quartet. [in print 5/54 - 3/56; nice cover 

photo of the Quartet] RCA LHMV-1058. B+ ............................................................................................... 18.00 

1062. SCHUBERT: Quartet for Flute, Guitar, Viola & Cello (Wanausek; Scheit; Nitsch; Goerlich); Dried 

Flowers, Op. post. 160 (Wanausek, flute; Radhuber, piano). SPA 53. A- ................................................. 29.00 

1063. SCHUBERT: Quartet in a, Op.29. BRAHMS: Quartet in a. Op.51, #2. Amadeus Quartet. [Very scarce 

- only in print from January 1956 to February 1957; box pristine; starting with LHMV-26, the 

boxed single discs no longer had the frame covers with insert print] RCA LHMV-27. A- .......................... 40.00 

1064. SCHUBERT: Quintet in C, Op.163. Amadeus Quartet. [only in print from March or April 1954 to 

March 1956] RCA LHMV-1051. B+(occ tks) .............................................................................................. 18.00 

1065. SCHUBERT: Sonata #5 for Violin & Piano (Szigeti; Hess); Variations on "Trock'ne Blumen" 

(Wummer, flute; Mannes, piano). [From Prades Festival, 1952; scarce!] [blue labels] Col ML- 

4717. B- ......................................................................................................................................................... 20.00 

1066.*SCHUBERT: String Quintet in C, Op.163. B.Heifetz, cello; Budapest Quartet. Col MS-6536. A-("2eyes" 

labels) ................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1067.*SCHUBERT: String Quintet, Op.163. Fitzwilliam Quartet; Van Kampen. [dig] London LDR-71071. 

A- to A(Dutch pressing) .................................................................................................................................. 9.00 

1068.*SCHUBERT: Trio #1 & #2 for Piano, Violin & Cello; Sonata for Piano, Violin & Cello; Notturno for 

Piano, Violin & Cello. Yehudi & Hephzibah Menuhin; Maurice Gendron. Electrola 1C137-01 

926/27(2). A- to A ......................................................................................................................................... 18.00


1069. SCHUBERT: Trio #2. Immaculate Heart Trio. Capitol P-8442. A-(first copy I've ever seen).......................... 16.00 

1070.*SHOSTAKOVICH: Quartet # 7, #13 & #14. Fitzwilliam Quartet. Oiseau-Lyre DSLO-9. A-(but bad 

scratch 1/2 minute, mvt 1 of #14).................................................................................................................... 5.00 

1071.*SPOHR: Nonet; Octet. Vienna Octet. [Dutch press] London 414 439-1. A- to A(c/c)......................................... 9.00 

1072.*STENHAMMAR: String Quartet #6 (Fryden Quartet); Songs from Stamningar (Saeden, baritone; 

Ribera, piano). [Swedish-only notes] Swedish EMI E 053-35116. A- to A .................................................. 9.00 

1073.*SUK: Piano Works: Suite, Op.21; Fantaisie-Polonaise; Summer Impressions; About Friendship. Pavel 

Stepan. Supraphon 1111 3353. A- ................................................................................................................ 10.00 

1074.*TULINDBERG: (Erik; 1761-1814): Quartet #4 (Finnish Quartet). JOSEPH WERNER (1695-1761): 

Three Preludes & Fugues. BOCCHERINI: Quartettino. Sinnhoffer Quartet. Orion ORS-7035. FS ......... 10.00 

1075. TURINA: La Oracio del Torero. PAUL CRESTON: String Quartet, Op.8. WOLF: Italian Serenade. 

Hollywood String Quartet. Capitol P-8260. A- .......................................................................................... 16.00 

1076. VERDI: Quartet in e. Paganini Quartet. [10-inch] RCA LM-37. B to B+.......................................................... 32.00 

1077. VILLA-LOBOS: Quartet #6. KODALY: Quartet #2. Hollywood String Quartet. Capitol P-8472. A- 

(jacket has very neat tape repair) ................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1078.*VILLA-LOBOS: Wind Quintet; Duette. NIELSEN: Woodwind Quintet. NY Woodwind Quintet. 

Concert Disc CS-254. A- to B+..................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1079.*VOLKMANN: (Robert; 1815-83): Serenade #2 (Tatrai/Hungarian Ch Orch). TCHAIKOVSKY: 

Souvenir of Florence (Christensen; Geisler; Copenhagen Quartet). Turn TVS-34370. FS..................... 10.00 

1080. WOLF: Quartet in d; Italian Serenade in G. New Music Quartet. [blue labels] Col ML-4821. B(+) ................. 12.00 

1081.*ZELENKA: Three Sonatas for Two Oboes, Bassoon & Continuo. R.Toubman; Burkle, oboes; Miller, 

bassoon; Pinkham, Carroll & O.Toubman, continuo. Cambridge CRS-1814. FS...................................... 5.00 

LP's: Collections 

1082.*BAVARIA'S COURTS & RESIDENCES: Vol. 2: Sixteenth Century Bavarian Court Chapel Music. 

Ruhland/Capella Antiqua, Munich. BASF KBF-21192(2). FS................................................................. 10.00 

1083.*BOSTON UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY: 1976 - In Berlin and Boston. Haydn - Symphony #96. Dello 

Joio - Meditations on Ecclesiastes. Wagner - Meistersinger Prelude. Bartok - Concerto for 

Orchestra. Joseph Silverstein, conductor. [Haydn recorded live in Symphony Hall, Boston; the 

rest recorded live at Hochschule der Kunste, Berlin, during Fourth International Meeting of Student 

Orchestras, sponsored by Herbert von Karajan Foundation] Boston University BU-101(2). A-.................. 29.00 

1084.*CHICAGO SYMPHONY: Radio Marathon # 1 (1976) - "FROM STOCK TO SOLTI." In mono -- 

Stock: Mendelssohn - Wedding March (5-1-1916; CSO's 1st commercial recording). Stock's own 

Symphonic Waltz (1930). Defauw: Smetana - Bartered Bride Overture (1947). Rodzinski: 

Khatchaturian - Gayne (2 Excerpts; 1947). Kubelik: Hindemith - Marsch from Symphonic 

Metamorphoses (1953). In stereo -- Reiner: Wagner - Dance of Apprentices & Entrance of the 

Mastersingers (1959). Martinon: Bizet - Farandole from L'Arlesienne Suite #2 (1966). Giulini: 

Stravinsky - Kastchei's Dance from Firebird (1969). Solti: Beethoven - Symphony #9 (end of 4th 

movement; 1972). RCA DPL1-0212. FS......................................................................................................... 9.00

LP's: Collections - continued 

1085.*CHICAGO SYMPHONY: Radio Marathon # 2 (1977) - "CHICAGO." Strauss - Sunrise Section from 

Also Sprach Zarathustra in five performances: Stock (1940); Rodzinski (1947); Reiner (1954 & 

1962); Solti (1975). Fischer (arr. Gould) - "Chicago." (Benny Goodman; Gould) [1966 recording 

not released commercially]. Paganini - Moto Perpetuo. (Martinon) [1966 recording not released 

commercially. Story has it that they recorded the Varese Arcana to show off the CSO's percussion; 

Martin Concerto for 7 Winds to feature the winds; then this for the strings. Someone had sense 

enough not to include this Paganini when they released the record of the other two!] Walton - 

Scapino Overture. (Stock; 1941). Berlioz - Francs-Juges Overture. (Solti; 1973). Wagner - Exc 

from Flying Dutchman. Solti; 1976). [All stereo except Walton & first 2 Strauss] RCA DPL1- 

0245. FS......................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1086.*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 

1087.*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 

1088.*CHICAGO SYMPHONY: Radio Marathon # 5 (1980) - "MOSTLY BACH." In mono -- Stock: Bach- 

Stock - St. Anne's Prelude & Fugue (1941). Kubelik: Mozart - Symphony #34 (1952). In stereo -- 

Reiner: Bach - Clavier Concerto #5 (Andre Tchaikovsky; 1958; 1st [only?] release). Solti: Bach - 

Air from Suite #3 (1974). RCA DPM1-0444. A-.......................................................................................... 16.00 

1089.*CHICAGO SYMPHONY: Radio Marathon # 6 (1981) - "VIVACE." In mono -- Stock: Toch - 

Pinocchio Overture (1941). Defauw: Faure - Sicilienne from Pelleas et Melisande (1946). 

Rodzinski: Khatchaturian - Awakening & Lullaby from Gayne (1947). In stereo -- Reiner: Key - 

Star-Spangled Banner (in Stock arrangement; very maestoso - terrific performance and sound, and 

the only issue of this recording in stereo!!). Liebermann - Concerto for Jazz Band & Orchestra 

(1954; with Sauter-Finegan orch; 1st stereo disc release). Martinon: Ravel - Pavane (1967; FIRST 

& ONLY issue of this recording). [This is the scarcest of the CSO Marathon records, and the most 

sought-after on account of the Star-Spangled Banner - not much other stereo Reiner is so rare!] 

RCA DPL1-0490. A- ..................................................................................................................................... 35.00 

1090.*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 

1091. 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


1092.*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 

1093.*COMPUTER MUSIC FROM UNIVERSITY: OF ILLINOIS: Lejaren Hiller & Leonard Isaacson - 

Illiac Suite for String Quartet (University of Illinois Composition Quartet). Lejaren Hiller & 

Robert Baker - Computer Cantata (Hamm, soprano; McKenzie/University of Illinois Ch Players. 

Heliodor HS-25053. A-.................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1094.*CONTEMPORARY HUNGARIAN MUSIC: FERENC FARKAS - Prelude & Fugue. PAL KADOSA - 

Pian e Forte - Sonata for Orchestra. RUDOLF MAROS - Two Laments. FRIGYES HIDAS - 

Concertino. Misc Artists; Lehel/Hungarian Radio Orch. Qualiton SLPX-1273. A-................................ 10.00 

1095.*DIGITAL PERCUSSION: VARESE - Ionisation. CAGE - First Construction in Metal. FARBERMAN 

- Evolution. Civil, horn; Drower, soprano; Farberman/London Percussion Ens. [dig] Moss 

Music D-MMG-105. FS .................................................................................................................................. 9.00 

1096.*DINNER MUSIC OF THE 1740S: Works of Loeillet, Boismortier, Telemann & Handel. Boston 

Baroque Ensemble. Cambridge CRS-1815. A- ............................................................................................. 8.00 

1097.*FANFARES: By Belgian composers past & present: Leon & Joseph Jongen, Raymond Mouleart, 

Richard de Guide, Gaston Brenta & Rene Defossez. Ghyoros/Brass of l'Orchestre Symphonique 

de Liege. Alpha 3071-F-3. A- ....................................................................................................................... 16.00 

1098.*HARVARD-RADCLIFFE ORCHESTRA: Schumann - Symphony #3. Verdi - Forza Overture. 

Yannatos, conductor. [1979] AFKA SK-4638. A--...................................................................................... 10.00 

1099. HOMMAGE TO MOZART: Piano Concerto #20 (Walter, piano & conducting VPO); Violin Concerto 

#6 (movement #1; Thibaud; Sargent/Orch); Quartet #1 (Schnabel/Pro Arte Quartet Members); 

Horn Concerto #3 (Aubrey Brain; Boult/BBC Orch); Mozart Arias & Songs sung by Maynor; 

Battistini; Kurz; Destinn; Hempel; McCormack; Vanni-Marcoux; Bori; Schipa; Pinza; 

Lehmann; Berger; van Diemen; Fantasia in d (Landowska); Sonata movements played by 

Menuhin & Backhaus; Figaro Overture (Krauss/VPO); Contretanz, K.534 (Fischer/Ch Orch). 

[Limited Edition deluxe issue in oversized album with Dufy print on cover and 27-page booklet 

bound in with commentary by Irving Kolodin. Very scarce item: I understand this was issued at 

$50, which I expect limited sales very substantially in the mid-1950's!] RCA LM-6130(3). A-(very 

minor flaws in the lovely album)................................................................................................................. 195.00 

1100.*MUSIC AT THE COURT OF: LEOPOLD I (c.1658-1705): Works of Fux, Biber, Schmelzer & 

Legrenzi. Harnoncourt/Concentus Musicus. Bach Guild BGS-70690. FS................................................ 10.00 

1101.*MUSIC LIFE IN OLD HUNGARY: 13th-18th Century. Works of many composers, including Frye, 

Barbireau, Tinctoris, des Pres, Finck, Stoltzer, Willaert, Tinodi, Bakfark, Palestrina, Demantius, G. 

Gabrieli, Rauch, Picchi, Pogliotti, Speer, Simonelli, Kusser, Werner, Wagenseil, Goudimel, 

Roskovszky, Dittersdorf, Albrechtsberger, M. & J. Haydn. Misc artists. [Four-language notes 

booklet includes English section with considerable detail] Hungaroton SLPX-11 491-93(3). A-................ 13.00


1102.*NATIONAL SYMPHONY: 50th Anniversary Album. In mono: SMETANA - The Moldau (Kindler). 

CRESTON - Intermezzo & Dance from Symphony #2 (Mitchell). In stereo: WAGNER - 

Siegfried's Rhine Journey (Dorati). TCHAIKOVSKY - Meditation (Stern; Rostropovich). 

Richardson RRS-11. A- ................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1103.*SMITHSONIAN BACH COLLECTION: The Six Brandenburg Concerti. Fuller/Aston Magna 

Ensemble. [Played on period instruments; most (all?) from Smithsonian Museum] Smithsonian N- 

3016(3). A-..................................................................................................................................................... 13.00 

1104.*STAR SHINING IN THE MOUNTAIN: Music of Medieval & Renaissance Spain. Trio Live Oak 

(singing - and playing, variously - cornetto, 'ud, bombard, dumbek, flutes, gtenor viol, vihuela de 

mano, vihuela de arco & bagpipe). Mnemosyne Mn-2. A- to A ................................................................... 10.00 

1105.*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 

1106.*THE SOUNDS OF AMERICA: 1776-1976. Commemorative concert by Maazel/Cleveland Orchestra 

(1-11-1976; Severence Hall): Works of Bernstein, Copland, Schuman, Still, Gould, Ellington, Ives, 

Donald Erb (premiere of Music for a Festive Occasion), Dvorak, Joplin, Gershwin; with various 

readings. TRW T-1976(2). A- ....................................................................................................................... 26.00 

1107.*TIVOLI MUSIC: Works of Lumbye & Svendsen played by Jensen/Tivoli Concert Orch, and Radio 

Orchestras conducted by Grondahl, Hammelboe & Malko. [electronic stereo??] EMI Odeon 

BOKS-26. A- to A ......................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1108. VIRTUOSI DI ROMA: Corelli - Concerto Grosso Op.6, #4. Vivaldi - Concerto in F (Zanfini, oboe). 

Fasano, conductor. [In print from late 1954 to February 1957; insert print in cut-out box frame is 

Carlo Crivelli's "Madonna & Child."] [3S/1S] RCA LHMV-2. A-............................................................... 18.00 

1109. VIRTUOSI DI ROMA: Vivaldi - The Seasons. Fasano, conductor.. [Interesting that for this issue they 

chose to call the work simply "The Seasons" and omitted the customary "Four;" also includes the 

fifth concerto from Op.8 - "The Sea Tempest. VERY scarce - only in print January 1956 to 

February 1957; beginning with this issue number, these LHMV boxed single discs had standard 

covers rather than the frame-cut covers with insert prints] RCA LHMV-26. A--(minor tks off & on 

"Sea Tempest") .............................................................................................................................................. 23.00 

1110. VIRTUOSI DI ROMA: Works of Albinoni(2), Vivaldi & Pergolesi. Fasano, conductor. Angel 45019. 

A-(British pressing) ....................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

LP's: Oboe 

1111.*CSANKY: Concerti of Bach, Handel, Vivaldi & Marcello. Sandor/Liszt Ch Orch. Hungaroton SLPX- 

11740. FS......................................................................................................................................................... 5.00 

1112.*DE VRIES: Albinoni Concerti, Op.9 #2, 5, 8 & 11. Alma Musica Amsterdam. Angel SZ-37802. FS............... 5.00 

1113.*HOFF: (Brynjar): Concerto by Trygve Madsen; short works by C.G. Sparre Olsen, Ragnar Soderlind & 

Sigrd Berge. Dreier/LPO. [Engineering by Robert Auger] Philips 6529 090. FS(c/c).................................. 9.00 

1114.*HOLLIGER: Concerti of Mozart and Strauss. De Waart/NPO. Philips 6500 174. FS......................................... 5.00 

1115.*MEERWEIN: (Oboe & English Horn): Works of Schumann, Frohlich, Donizetti & Yvon. Bergemann, 

piano. BASF 25 22133-4. A-........................................................................................................................... 5.00 

1116.*PIERLOT: Concerti of Cimarosa, Salieri, Albinoni & Vivaldi. de Froment/Luxembourg Radio Orch. 

Peters PLE-004. FS.......................................................................................................................................... 5.00

LP's: Violinists 

1118.*ACCARDO: Brahms Concerto. Masur/Leipzig Gewandhaus Orch. Philips 9500 624. A- to A(c/c) ................ 8.00 

1119.*BROWN: (Iona): Mozart Concerto #1 & #5. Brown also conducts ASMF. [dig] London 411 707-1. A- 

to A(Dutch pressing)........................................................................................................................................ 8.00 

1120. CAMPOLI: Mendelssohn Concerto (Van Beinum/LPO). Side 2: Mendelssohn 4th (Rossi/Turin Sym). 

Decca Ace of Clubs ACL-4. A-..................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1121.*CARMIRELLI: Albinoni - Twelve Concerti a Cinque, Op.5. I Musici. [dig] Philips 6769 082(2). A- to 

A....................................................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1122. DE VITO: Brahms Concerto. Gioconda De Vito; Schwarz/PO. [Perhaps the scarcest and most soughtafter 

of the LHMV boxes; issued January 1955; deleted February 1957; the insert print is Dufy's 

"At the Concert."] [1S/1S] RCA LHMV-5. A-(almost unnoticeable taped spine reinforcement) .............. 200.00 

1123. ELMAN: Mendelssohn Concerto Elman; Defauw/CSO. [10-inch; scarce disc] RCA LM-5. B to B- 

(looks worse than it sounds) .......................................................................................................................... 14.00 

1124. ELMAN: Wieniawski Concerto. Hilsberg/Robin Hood Dell Orchestra of Philadelphia. [10-inch] 

[Surface begins side 1 as B+ with occasional light tks, but improves quickly to A--; most plays a 

stunning A-; superb copy of one of Elman's rarest recordings, deleted 1956] RCA LM-53. A--(see 

preceding comments)................................................................................................................................... 100.00 

1125. ELMAN: A Tribute to Mischa Elman on His 40th Anniversary. Short works of Massenet & Dvorak 

(Mittman, piano; and of Drigo, Gossec, Drdla, Beethoven, Arensky & Cui (Rose, piano). [10-inch; 

very scarce - deleted December 1954] RCA LM-83. B ................................................................................ 75.00 

1126.*FRANCESCATTI: Beethoven Concerto. Walter/Columbia Sym. Odyssey Y-30042. A- .................................. 9.00 

1127. FRANCESCATTI: Beethoven Sonata #3 & #4. Casadesus, piano. Col ML-4478. A-(startlingly fine 

blue label pressing) ........................................................................................................................................ 16.00 

1128. FRANCESCATTI: Paganini Caprices (8). Kreisler Favorites (5). Balsam, pf. [blue labels] Col ML- 

4219. B........................................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1129. FUCHS: Franck & Faure Sonatas in A. Balsam, piano. Decca DL-9716. C++...................................................... 6.00 

1130. FUCHS: Vaughan Williams Concerto. Zimbler String Sinfonietta, who also play Tansman Triptych. 

Decca DL-9625. B-........................................................................................................................................ 10.00 

1131.*GERLE: Hindemith Concerto (Kammermusik #4). Weill Concerto. Scherchen/Ens. [oddly scarce in 

stereo] Westminster WST-17087. A-(demo copy)........................................................................................ 12.00 

1132.*GERTLER: Bartok - Concerto #1; Two Rhapsodies. Ferencsik/Brno State Philharmonic. [Grand Prix 

du Disque] Supraphon 50 466. A- ................................................................................................................. 12.00 

1133. GROSS: (Robert): Hindemith Concerto (Stokowski/NY City Symphony; live, c.1945). Gross - Sonata 

for Violin & Piano (Leonard Stein, piano). [the sonata is apparently in stereo] Townhall S-32. A- .......... 35.00 

HAENDEL: See #633. 

1134. HEIFETZ: Beethoven Sonata #4 & #7. Bay, piano. [SD labels] RCA LVT-1040. A- ......................................... 12.00 

1135. HEIFETZ: Beethoven Sonata #7. Bay, piano. [10-inch] RCA LM-60. B............................................................. 12.00 

1136. HEIFETZ: Bruch - Scottish Fantasy. Steinberg/RCA Victor Sym; Stanley Chaloupka, harp. [10-inch] 

RCA LM-4. B+(occ tks) ................................................................................................................................ 10.00 

1137. HEIFETZ: Bruch Concerto #1 (Sargent/LSO). SAINT-SAENS - Violin Sonata #1 (Bay, piano). [WD 

labels] RCA LM-9007. A-(demo copy)......................................................................................................... 10.00 

1138. HEIFETZ: Debussy Sonata #3. Respighi Sonata in b. Bay, piano. [SD labels] RCA LVT-1034. A- .................. 15.00 

1139. HEIFETZ: Elgar Concerto. Sargent/LSO. [deleted 10/58] [PD labels] RCA LVT-1030. A-(lovely copy) ........ 20.00

LP's: Violinists - continued 

1140. HEIFETZ: Heifetz Collection, Volume #2: (1925-1934). [The first electrical recordings; everything here 

in its first LP release except the Strauss sonata] Mozart 5th & Glazounov Concerti 

(Barbirolli/LPO). Strauss Sonata (Sandor, piano). Short works of Bach(5), Couperin, Debussy, 

Grieg(3), Achron, Schubert(2), Sarasate, Ponce, Falla, Mendelssohn, Drigo, Castelnuovo- 

Tedesco(2), Hummel, Rimsky, Godowsky, Korngold, Ravel, Clerambault, Albeniz, Dohnanyi, 

Elgar, Milhaud, Vivaldi, Paganini(3), Strauss, Moszkowski, Wieniawski, Glazounov. (Achron & 

Sandor, piano). [With 30-page booklet including discography and many photos] RCA ARM4- 

0943(4). A-..................................................................................................................................................... 30.00 

1141. 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 

1142. 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 

1143. HEIFETZ: Lalo - Symphonie Espagnole. Steinberg/RCA Victor Symphony. [10-inch] RCA LM-127. 

A--(very fine!)................................................................................................................................................ 13.00 

1144. HEIFETZ: Mendelssohn Concerto (Beecham/RPO). Bruch - Scottish Fantasy (Steinberg/RCA Sym). 

[in print 10/53 - 10/58; great Scottish cover art] RCA LM-9016. A-(superb copy of earliest 

pressing)......................................................................................................................................................... 20.00 

1145. HEIFETZ: Mendelssohn Concerto. Beecham/RPO. [10-inch] RCA LM-18. B+(occ tks) .................................. 12.00 

1146. HEIFETZ: Mozart Concerto #5 (Sargent/LSO). Beethoven - Two Romances (Steinberg/RCA Sym). 

[SD labels] RCA LM-9014. A-(demo copy) ................................................................................................. 10.00 

1147. HEIFETZ: Prokofiev Concerto #2. Koussevitzky/BSO. [10-inch; the first - and I believe the only - LP 

issue of this until the Heifetz Collection boxed sets] RCA LCT-6. B+ ........................................................ 16.00 

1148.*HEIFETZ: Schubert - Fantaisie, Op.159 (Smith, piano). Tchaikovsky - Serenade Melancolique; Waltz 

(from String Serenade)(with Ch Orch; apparantly Heifetz also conducts). RCA LSC-3109. A- ................ 12.00 

1149. HEIFETZ: Walton Concerto (Composer/PO). Vieuxtemps Concerto #5 (Sargent/LSO). [deleted 

10/58] [PD labels] RCA LVT-1033. A--(occ tks) ......................................................................................... 20.00 

1150.*JENSON: (Dylana): Mendelssohn Concerto. Saint-Saens - Introduction & Rondo Capriccioso. Gerald 

Brown/Orquesta Sinfonica Nacional (Costa Rica). [recorded 1973, when Jenson was only 12; 

presumably her first recording; very obscure Costa Rican issue; Spanish-only notes] Ministerio de 

Cultura, Juventud y Deportes no number. A-(occ tks sd 1)........................................................................... 45.00 

1151.+KREISLER: Brahms Concerto. Barbirolli/LPO. [very unobtrusive electronic stereo] World Rec Cl 

SH-115. A- to A............................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1152. KREISLER: Grieg Sonata #3. Schubert Sonata #5. Rachmaninoff, piano. [SD] RCA LVT-1009. A-............... 24.00 

1153. MENUHIN: Bach - Concerti #1 & #2 (Enesco/Paris Symphony; 1936 + 1933); Double Concerto 

(Enesco, violin; Monteux/Paris Symphony; 1932). Pathe Marconi 2C051-43070. A- to A ...................... 16.00 

1154. MENUHIN: Bach Sonata #1 & #2. EMI ALP-1512. A- ....................................................................................... 35.00


1155. MENUHIN: Bach Sonata #1, #2 & #3. Kentner, piano. [only in print 8/52 - 8/56] RCA LHMV-1016. B ........ 16.00 

1156. MENUHIN: Bach Sonata #3 & #4. EMI ALP-1531. A- to B+(most A-; a few lgt marks sound)........................ 25.00 

1157. MENUHIN: Bach Sonata #4, #5 & #6. Kentner, piano. [only in print 8/52 - 8/56] RCA LHMV-1017. B ........ 16.00 

1158. MENUHIN: Bach Sonata #5 & #6. EMI ALP-1532. A- to B+(mostly A-, but some ticks from light 

blems)............................................................................................................................................................. 25.00 

1159. MENUHIN: Bartok - Sonata for Violin & Piano (Hephzibah Menuhin, piano); Sonata for Solo Violin. 

EMI ALP-1705. A-........................................................................................................................................ 35.00 

1160. MENUHIN: Bartok Concerto #2. Furtwangler/Philharmonia Orch. [In print from late 1954 to 

February 1957; insert print in frame of cut-out box is Van Gogh's "Study by Candlelight."] [3S/1S] 

RCA LHMV-3. A-......................................................................................................................................... 45.00 

1161. MENUHIN: Beethoven - Kreuzer Sonata. Corelli - La Follia. Kentner & Moore,piano. [In print 3/55 - 

2/57; insert print in cutout box frame is Rembrandt's "Shepherd and Shepherdess."] [2S/1S] RCA 

LHMV-10. A- ................................................................................................................................................ 32.00 

1162. MENUHIN: Beethoven Concerto. Furtwangler/PO. [in print from June or July 1954 - February 1957] 

RCA LHMV-1061. B/B+ .............................................................................................................................. 15.00 

1163. MENUHIN: Beethoven Sonata #5. Mozart Sonata #40. Kentner, piano. [issued in March or April of 

1954; deleted August 1956] RCA LHMV-1053. A-(lovely!) ....................................................................... 32.00 

1164. MENUHIN: Brahms - Complete Sonatas for Violin & Piano. Schubert - Fantasie for Violin & Piano, 

Op.159. Kentner, piano. [scarce item; apparently never in stereo, at least on LP] CAp GBR- 

7142(2). A-..................................................................................................................................................... 40.00 

1165.*MENUHIN: Brahms - Double Concerto. Tortelier, cello; Berglund/LPO. [dig; DMM] Angel DS- 

38226. A- to A ............................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1166. MENUHIN: Bruch Concerto #1. Munch/BSO. [10-inch] RCA LM-122. B++(a few lgt tks, but almost 

A-).................................................................................................................................................................. 16.00 

1167.*MENUHIN: Elgar & Vaughan Williams Sonatas. H Menuhin, pf. EMI ASD-3920. A- to A............................ 16.00 

1168. MENUHIN: Grieg Sonatas #1 - #3. Levin, piano. EMI ALP-1712. A- to B+/A-(occasional ticks from 

light blemishes).............................................................................................................................................. 35.00 

1169. MENUHIN: Mendelssohn - Concerto (Boult/POP); Sonata in F (Moore, piano). [notes in Italian only] 

La Voce del Padrone QALP-10161. A-......................................................................................................... 35.00 

1170. MENUHIN: Mozart Sonatas, K.454 & K.526. Kentner, piano. Cap G-7123. A-(brief lgt tks beg sd 2) ............ 12.00 

1171. MENUHIN: Nielsen Concerto. (Woldike/Danish Radio Orch). Short violin pieces by Debussy, Ravel 

& Falla (Moore, piano). In print from August 1955 until February 1957; the insert print is Georges 

Braque's "Guitar, Fruit and Pitcher."] RCA LHMV-22. A-(spne has neat tape repair; box top loose)......... 29.00 

1172. MENUHIN: Saint-Saens Concerto #3 (Poulet/PO. Mendelssohn Sonata in F (Moore, piano). [recorded 

1952/53; issued late 1954; deleted August 1956] RCA LHMV-1071. A--................................................... 25.00 

1173.*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 

1174. MENUHIN: Tchaikovsky Concerto. Fricsay/RIAS. [Live, 1949; notes in Italian only] I Grandi Concerti 

GCL-29. A-.................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1175. MENUHIN: Vieuxtemps Concerto #5 (Pritchard/PO). Chausson - Concerto in D (Kentner; Quatour 

Pascal de la Radiodiffusion Francaise). [Extremely scarce item - first copy I've seen - only in 

print January 1956 until Febuary 1957; box is pristine] RCA LHMV-30. A-(lgt tks 30 seconds sd 

1) 40.00 

1176. MENUHIN: Walton Sonata. Beethoven Sonata #1. Kentner, piano. [in print 10/53 - 8/56] RCA LHMV- 

1037. B+/B..................................................................................................................................................... 18.00


1177. MENUHIN: A Tribute on His 65th Birthday (1981). Side one has Menuhin speaking on various 

subjects with recorded excerpts (all commercial except slow movement of Bartok Sonata #1 with 

Hephzibah Menuhin, piano). Side 2: Broadcast performances (1st issue here) of Brahms Sonata 

#3 (Hephzibah Menuhin, piano; 1961) and Tcherepnin Sonata (Composer, piano; 1972). [some 

portions stereo] BBC Artium REGL-409. A- to A........................................................................................ 20.00 

1178. MENUHIN: Registrazioni Inedite Vol.3: Beethoven - Sonatas #7 & #8 (H.Menuhin, piano); Turkish 

March (Gazelle, piano). Schubert - Rondo Brillante (H.Menuhin, piano). Brahms - Hungarian 

Dances #4, #6, #11 & #12 (Gazelle & F.Webster, pianos). [recorded 1936-39; Italian-only notes] 

La Voce del Padrone 53-2908721. A- to A ................................................................................................... 16.00 

1179. MILSTEIN: The Art of Milstein. Tchaikovsky Concerto (Steinberg/Pittsburgh Sym). Beethoven 

Sonata #5 (Firkusny, piano). Short works of Szymanowski, Debussy, Faure, Pizzetti & Sarasate 

(Pommers, piano). [in box with notes by Alfred Frankenstein] Cap PBR-8502(2). A--(brief lght tks 

early in sonata)............................................................................................................................................... 30.00 

1180. MILSTEIN: Violin Favorites. Schubert - Serenade; Ave Maria. Faure - Apres un Reve. Poldini - Poulee 

Valsante. Foster - Old Folks at Home. Mendelssohn - On the Wings of Song. Fiedler/RCA Victor 

Orch. [10-inch; one of Milstein's - and Fiedler's! - rarest records; deleted 1954] [This copy has 

light/moderate ticks from a scratch which runs through the Schubert Serenade, and a little crackle 

at the very start of side 1; otherwise this grades a lovely A--, very nearly deserves an A-] RCA LM- 

77. A--(see preceding detailed remarks)...................................................................................................... 125.00 

1181.*OPREAN: (Adelina): Concerti by Viotti (#1) & Federigo Fiorillo (1755-c.1823). Faerber/European 

Community Ch Orch. [dig; DMM] Hyperion A-66210. A- to A................................................................ 11.00 

1182.*PERLMAN: Beethoven Sonata #6 & #7. Ashkenazy, piano. London CS-7014. .................................................. 8.00 

1183.*PERLMAN: Lalo - Symphonie Espagnole. Berlioz - Reverie et Caprice. Barenboim/Paris Orch. [dig] 

DGG 2532 011. A- to A................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

1184.*PERLMAN: Spanish Album - works of Sarasate(5), Falla (Suite Populaire), Granados & Halffter. 

Sanders, piano. Angel SZ-37590. A-.............................................................................................................. 8.00 

1185.*PLEETH: Marcello - Six Sonatas. Webb, cello continuo; Hogwood, harpsichord. [Dutch pressing] 

Oiseau-Lyre DSLO-546. A- to A .................................................................................................................... 7.00 

1186.*RICCI: Saint-Saens - Complete Music for Violin & Orchestra. VARGA (cello): Saint-Saens - Complete 

Music for Cello & Orchestra. Landau/Westphalian Sym; Cao/Luxembourg Radio; 

Peters/Philharmonia Hungarica. Vox QVBX-5134(3). A-(slight box scuffs) .......................................... 18.00 

1187.*ROSAND: Sibelius - Six Humoresques (first recording). Sarasate - Zigeunerweisen; Carmen Fantasy. 

Tchaikovsky - Serenade Melancolique. Szoke/SWDR. Vox STPL-511.600. A-......................................... 12.00 

1188. SAMMONS: Elgar Concerto. Wood/New Queen's Hall Orch. [recorded 1929; A.C.Griffith transfers] 

EMI HLM-7011. A-....................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1189.*SCHRODER: Schubert - Sonata in A. Mendelssohn - Sonata in f, Op.4. Hogwood, fortepiano. Oiseau- 

Lyre DSLO-571. A- to A(Dutch pressing) ...................................................................................................... 9.00 

1190.*SNITIL: Schumann Concerto. Schubert - Konzertstuck in D. Hlavacek/Prague Sym. Supraphon 1110 

2228. A- ........................................................................................................................................................... 7.00 

1191.*SZERYNG: Brahms Concerto. Haitink/ACO. Philips 6500 530. A- to A(c/c) .................................................... 7.00 

1192. SZIGETI: BACH - Concerto in g. HANDEL - Sonata #4. TARTINI - Concerto in d; Sonata in G. 

Szell/Col Sym (in concerti); Bussotti, piano (in sonatas). Col ML-4891. B++(minor cover stains & 

tape repair) ..................................................................................................................................................... 32.00 

1193. SZIGETI: Busoni - Concerto (Scherman/Little Orch Society); Sonata #2 for Violin & Piano 

(Horszowski). ["6-eyes"] Col ML-5224. A-(brief lgt snd from pressing blem beg sonata)......................... 35.00


1194. THIBAUD: Early Days of Jacques Thibaud (Pathe II). Short works of Massenet(2), Guiraud, Saint- 

Saens, Mendelssohn, Rubinstein, Couperin, Dvorak, Svendsen, Schubert(2), Wagner, Kreisler, 

Tchaikovsky, Penn & Wood. [recorded 1916-1920; notes in Japanese only; superb Japanese 

pressing with all original packaging] Lexington LEXC-1019. A- to A ........................................................ 75.00 

1195. VARDI: Bartok - Two Rhapsodies for Violin & Orchestra. Autori & Serly/New Sym. [10-inch] Bartok 

BRS-306. B+/B.............................................................................................................................................. 14.00 

LP's: Harpsichord 

1196.*BIGGS: Famous Organs of Holland & North Germany. Works of Bach, Scronz, Telemann, 

Sweelinck, Buxtehude, Cornet & Paumann. Col M-31961. A-..................................................................... 12.00 

1197.*CHOJNACKA: Soler - Six Sonatas; Fandango. Muza SXL-0729. A-................................................................... 9.00 

1198.*DREYFUS: Bach - English Suites #3 & #4. Archiv 2533 165. FS ........................................................................ 8.00 

1199.*GALVEZ: (Genoveva): Soler - 9 Sonatas. Hispavox S-60.227. A-(Spanish-only notes) ...................................... 8.00 

1200.*NEF: Bach - Six French Suites. Oiseau-Lyre SOL-291-2(2). A- ........................................................................... 9.00 

1201. NEF: Purcell Suites (8; complete). Oiseau-Lyre OL-50011. A-.............................................................................. 8.00 

1202.*NEUMEYER: Sweelinck - Toccatas(2), Lied Variations(2), Balleto & Fantasia. BASF 20 22481-3. A- 

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

1203.*NEWMAN: (Anthony): Bach - The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1. Vox 2-VCL-9056(2). FS ....................... 15.00 

1204.*SGRIZZI: Harpsichord Music in Venice in the 18th Century. Works of Platti, Pescetti, Bertoni, 

Galuppi, Marcello, Alberti & Turrini. [French-only notes] Erato STU-70575/77(3). A- ............................. 14.00 

1205. SVIHLIKOVA: (Viktorie): Mozart - Rondo alla Turca. [45-RPM PICTURE DISC: a color photograph 

of some castle or old school (I cannot read Czech, so can't tell what it is!) with the playing grooves 

cut into a clear laminate over the photo with a stiff cardboard backing (about 6 x 8 1/4 inches)] 

Supraphon F-09-22158. B(slight dog-ears in two corners) ............................................................................. 9.00 

1206.*TILNEY: Handel - Harpsichord Suite #2, #4, #5 & #8. Archiv 2533 168. FS..................................................... 10.00 

1207.*WOODS: (Jonathan): Spanish Harpsichord Music - Works of Soler, Cabanilles, Bassa, Cabezon & 

others. London CS-7046. A-............................................................................................................................ 8.00 

LP's: Cellists 

1208. CASALS: Beethoven Sonatas #1 & #2. Serkin, piano. Col ML-4876. A-(lovely early "6-eyes" pressing) ........ 29.00 

1209. CASALS: LIMITED EDITION: Deluxe five-record set in slipcase includes one disc of interviews, 

rehearsals & master classes; three festival recordings from the 50's and 60's [SCHUMANN 

Concerto (Ormandy/Prades, 1953); SCHUBERT Quintet, Op.163 (Stern, Schneider, Katims, 

Tortelier; Prades, 1952); BRAHMS Haydn Variations (Marlboro, 1969)], and the following from 

EMI recordings of the 1920s & 1930s: BOCCHERINI Concerto (Ronald/LSO); BRAHMS Sonata 

#2 (Horszowski); BEETHOVEN Sonata, Op.69 (Schulhof); BOCCHERINI Sonata #6 & short 

works of CASSADO, HAYDN, TARTINI, VALENTINI & VIVALDI (Blas Net, piano). [Includes 

24-page booklet with many photos and Casals discography] Col M5-30069(5). A- .................................... 85.00 

1210.*GUTMAN: Concerti of Boccherini (D), Vivaldi (in a) & Tartini (in A). Terian/Moscow Conservatory 

Ch Orch. Mel-Angel SR-40146. A- ............................................................................................................. 10.00 

1211.*HARNOY: "Best of Ofra Harnoy" - Rimsky, Kreisler, Falla, Casals, Saint-Saens, Popper, Gershwin(2) 

& Lennon-McCartney(4). Misc assisting artists. Fanfare DFL-9019. A-(c/c) .............................................. 9.00 

1212.*HARNOY: Brahms Sonatas #1 & #2. Aide, piano. [dig][notes in Japanese & English] Japanese RCA 

RCL-8429. A- to A(slight cover scuffs) ........................................................................................................ 12.00

LP's: Cellists - continued 

1213. KURTZ: Chopin Sonata. Balsam, piano. [10-inch] RCA LM-19. B/B++............................................................ 20.00 

1214. KURTZ: Prokofiev Sonata (Balsam, piano). Kodaly - Sonata for Cello Unaccompanied. [blue labels] 

Col ML-4867. A-(brief tks Kodaly) .............................................................................................................. 16.00 

1215.*LODEON: Boccherini Concerti #2 & #3. Jordan/Lausanne Ch Orch. MHS 4740. A-...................................... 8.00 

1216.*MA: Shostakovich & Kabalevsky Concerti #1. Ormandy/Phila. [Ormandy's final recording, 1982][dig] 

CBS 1P-7629. A- ............................................................................................................................................. 8.00 

1217. PIATIGORSKY: Bach Sonata #2. Prokofiev Sonata, Op.119. Berkowitz, piano. [SD labels] RCA LVT- 

1037. A-(demo copy)..................................................................................................................................... 35.00 

1218. ROSE: Franck & Grieg Sonatas. Hambro, piano. [blue labels] Col ML-4652. B- ................................................ 8.00 

1219. ROSE: Schubert Sonata in a ("Arpeggione.") Boccherini Sonata #6. Sammartini Sonata in G. Hambro, 

piano. Col ML-4984. B++("6-eyes" labels)................................................................................................... 16.00 

1220.*ROSTROPOVICH: Dvorak Concerto. Boult/RPO. Sera S-60136. A-................................................................ 10.00 

1221.*ROSTROPOVICH: Strauss - Sonata. Beethoven - Variations on "Ein Madchen oder Weibchen" and 

"See, the Conquering Hero Comes." Devetzi, piano. Angel S-37086. A- .................................................... 10.00 

1222.*SADLO: Concerti by Josef Reicha (in f) and Antonin Vranicky (in d). Klemens/Musici de Praga. 

Panton 11 0297. A-(water damage to back cover)........................................................................................... 7.00 

1223.*VECTOMOV: Frescobaldi - Toccata. Valenti - Sonata #10. Boccherini - Rondo in C. Locatelli - Sonata 

in D. Topinka, piano. Supraphon SUAST-50695. A-................................................................................... 10.00 

LP's: Violists 

1224.*IMAI: Berlioz - Harold in Italy. Davis/LSO. Philips 9500 026. FS....................................................................... 5.00 

1225.*KLOOR: Sonatas by Dittersdorf & Hummel. Jansen, piano. [German-only notes] Da Camera SM- 

93801. FS......................................................................................................................................................... 7.00 

1226.*PONS: Vivaldi - Four Concerti for Viola d'Amore. Toulouse Chamber Orch. [French-only notes] 

EMI C069-12572. A-..................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1227. PRIMROSE: Bach - Air for G String. Aguirre - Huella. Valle - Ao Pe da Foguiera. Stimer, piano. [7inch, 

45-rpm translucent red vinyl disc; bl cov] RCA 49-0918. B+.............................................................. 18.00 

1228. PRIMROSE: Brahms Sonata #1 & #2, Op.120. Firkusny, piano. Capitol P-8478. A- to B+(occ lgt tks) ........... 24.00 

PRIMROSE: See also #766 & 1003. 

1229.*TCHAVDAROV: (Zahari): Shostakovich - Sonata for Viola & Piano (Zaharieva, piano). Hindemith - 

Sonata for Solo Viola, Op.25, #1. Reger - Suite for Solo Viola. BIS LP-81. A- to A(c/c)........................... 10.00 

1230. TERTIS: Brahms - Sonata in f, Op.120, #1. Delius - Sonata #2; Cherry Ripe. Handel - Sonata in F. Bach 

- Adagio. Cartier - La Chasse. Mendelssohn - On Wings of Song; Sweet Remembrance. [With 

various pianists; rec 1920-33] EMI HLM-7055. A-(brief lgt tks sd 1) ......................................................... 25.00 

1231.*VIRTUOSO VIOLA D'AMORE: Works of Haydn, Stamitz, Ariosti & Hindemith, performed by 

Stumpf, Stierhof, & Koller, violas; misc assisting artists. Mace MCS-9049. FS ....................................... 10.00 

1232.*THOMAS: Bach Suites #1-#6 (the cello works played on viola). Concert Disc SP-503(3). A-(box has 

neat tape repair; LP's excellent)..................................................................................................................... 18.00 

1233.*VARDI: Paganini - The 24 Caprices for Violin (played on the viola, down a fifth). Epic BSC-149(2). 

A-(very slight box tape repair)....................................................................................................................... 35.00 

LP's: Harp 

1234.*GRANDJANY: Ravel - Introduction & Allegro. Debussy - Danses Sacree et Profane; Roger-Ducasse - 

Barcarolle; Grandjany - Rhapsodie; Children's Hour. Hollywood String Quar; Cleghorn, flute; 

Raimondi, clarinet; Concert Arts String Orch. Capitol SP-8492. A-- ...................................................... 16.00

LP's: Guitar 

1235.*BREAM: Villa-Lobos - Twelve Etudes; Suite Populaire Bresilienne. RCA ARL1-2499. A-(c/c)...................... 10.00 

1236.*MONTOYA: Adventures in Flamenco! ABC- Paramount ABCS-508. A- ....................................................... 10.00 

1237.*ROMERO: Sor - Sonatas, Op.22 & Op.25. Philips 9500 586. A- to A................................................................ 10.00 

1238.*ROMEROS: (Celedonio, Pepe, Celin & Angel): Rodrigo - Concierto Andaluz. ROMERO: (Pepe): 

Rodrigo - Concierto de Aranjuez. Marriner/ASMF. Philips 9500 563. A- to A......................................... 10.00 

1239. SEGOVIA: Segovia and the Guitar - Works of Luys de Narvaez, Dowland, Alessandro & Domenico 

Scarlatti, Espla & Manen. Decca DL-9931. B++ .......................................................................................... 10.00 

1240.*SZENDREY-KARPER: Boccherini Quintets #1 & #2. Fidelio FL-3304. A-(Tatrai Quartet).......................... 10.00 

1241. TARRAGO: Rodrigo - Concierto de Aranjuez (Alonso/Orquesta de Conciertos de Madrid). Torroba - 

Suite, "Guitarra Espanola." Col ML-5345. A-("6-eyes" labels).................................................................... 12.00 

1242. TARRAGO: The Music of Francisco Tarrega (eighteen short works). Col ML-5454. A-("6-eyes" labels)......... 12.00 

LP's: Pianists 

1243.*ANDA: Bartok Concerti #2 & 3. Fricsay/Berlin Radio Orch. [tulip labels] DGG 138 111. A-........................ 12.00 

1244.*ARGERICH: Ravel - Gaspard; Sonatine; Valses Nobles et Sentimentales. DGG 2530 540. (A- to A) .............. 12.00 

1245.*ARGERICH: Schumann - Fantasy in C, Op.17; Fantasiestucke, Op.12. Col M-35168. A- ................................ 12.00 

1246.*ARGERICH: Schumann Sonata #2. Liszt Sonata in b. DGG 2530 193. A- to A................................................. 12.00 

1247.*ARRAU: Brahms Concerto #1. Giulini/PO. [blue labels] Angel S-35892. A- ..................................................... 8.00 

1248. ARRAU: Liszt - Concerto #1; Hungarian Fantasy. Ormandy/Phila. [recorded 1952] Col ML-4665. A-- 

("6-eyes" labels)............................................................................................................................................. 13.00 

1249.*ARRAU: Tchaikovsky Concerto #1. Davis/BSO. Philips 9500 695. A- to A ....................................................... 7.00 

1250.*ASHKENAZY: Rachmaninov - Etudes Tableaux, Op.39; Variations on a Theme of Corelli. London 

CS-6822. FS................................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1251.*ASHKENAZY: Schubert Sonatas, Op.120 & 143; Hungarian Melody; Twelve Waltzes. London CS- 

6500. ................................................................................................................................................................ 8.00 

1252.*ASKENASE: (Stefan): Chopin - Concerti #1 & #2; Krakowiak; Two Polonaises. Ludwig/BPO (in #2); 

Von Otterloo/Hague Residentie Orch (in rest). DGG 2705 003(2). A- to A............................................. 16.00 

1253.*AX: Chopin - Concerto #2 (Ormandy/Phila); Trois Nouvelles Etudes; Scherzo #2. RCA ARL1-2868. 

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

1254. BACKHAUS: Beethoven Sonata #10, 22 & 24. London CM-9057. A- ............................................................... 10.00 

1255. BADURA-SKODA & DEMUS: Mozart 4-Hand Sonatas, K.357, K.358 & K.381. West WL-5060. A-- ........... 10.00 

1256. BADURA-SKODA & DEMUS: Mozart 4-Hand Sonatas, K.497 & K.521. West XWN-18813. A- ................... 10.00 

1257. BARERE: Mozart-Liszt - Don Juan Fantasy. Liszt - Etude de Concert; Valse Oubliee; Sonetto 104 del 

Petrarca. Paganini-Liszt - La Campanella. Remington RLP-199-35. B to B+.............................................. 12.00 

1258.*BISHOP: Beethoven Concerto #3 (Davis/BBC); Sonata #8. [AUTOGRAPHED "Stephen Bishop 

Kovacevich" on back cover in slightly smudgy black ink] Philips 6500 315. A- to A ................................. 14.00 

1259. BRAILOWSKY: Chopin Etudes - Op.10, Op.25 & Trois Nouvelles Etudes. Schumann - Etudes 

Symphoniques. [SD labels] RCA LM-6000(2). A--(by far the finest copy I've ever seen) .......................... 25.00 

1260.*BRENDEL: Beethoven Concerto #4 (Wallberg/Vienna Pro Musica); Salieri Variations. Vox STPL- 

511 360. A- ...................................................................................................................................................... 8.00

LP's: Pianists - continued 

1261. BUSONI: Complete Disc Recordings. Short works of Bach, Bach-Busoni, Beethoven-Busoni, 

Chopin(5) & Liszt (recorded 1922). Busoni Pipils Play Busoni: Von Zadora (Bizet-Busoni - 

Carmen Fantasie; rec 1929); Petri (Bach-Busoni - Chaconne; rec 1945); Edward Weiss - who also 

contributes the program notes (Busoni - Indian Diary; rec 1952). International Piano Archives IPA 

104. A- ........................................................................................................................................................... 20.00 

1262. CASADESUS: (Jean): Bach Concerti #1 & #5; Toccata & Fugue in c. [scarce recording by Robert & 

Gaby Casadesus' son] [US pressing] Angel 45003. A- ................................................................................. 20.00 

1263.*CASADESUS: His own Piano Concerto (Composer; Martinon/ORTF); and Concerto for Three 

Pianos (Composer; Gaby & Jean Casadesus; Dervaux/Colonne Orch). Col M-30946. A-.................... 12.00 

1264. CASADESUS: Ravel - Complete Piano Music. [mono only] Odys 32 36 0003(3). A-(Grand Prix du 

Disque)........................................................................................................................................................... 15.00 

1266.*CLIBURN: Beethoven Sonata #8, #14, #23. RCA LSC-4013. A-(c/c).................................................................. 7.00 

1267.*CLIBURN: Chopin - Concerto #1. Ormandy/Phila. RCA LSC-3147. A-............................................................ 9.00 

1268.*CLIBURN: Rachmaninov - Sonata #2 (Live; Moscow; June, 1960); Etude-Tableau, Op.39, #5; Five 

Preludes. RCA ARL1-0352. A-..................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1269. COPELAND: Debussy - Prelude to Afternoon of a Faun; La Cathedrale Engloutie; Minstrels; Prelude; 

Clair de Lune; Danse Sacree; Ronde; Feuilles Mortes; Hommage a Rameau. Satie - Gymnopedie 

#3. MGM E-3024. B/B+................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

1270. COPELAND: Spanish Piano Music - Short works of Albeniz(2), Granados, Mompou(3), Falla, Turina, 

Laparra, Nin(2), Infante & Pittaluga. MGM E-3025. B-............................................................................... 10.00 

1271. CORTOT: Chopin - 24 Preludes; Four Impromptus. [no notes] Pathe COLH-38. B-(disappointing 

condition, but scarce)....................................................................................................................................... 7.00 

1272. CORTOT: Debussy Preludes, Book I. Schumann - Kinderscenen. [only in print 8/52 - 3/56] RCA 

LHMV-1009. A- to B+(mostly excellent A-, but a few lgt blems) ............................................................... 35.00 

1273. CORTOT: Schumann - Carnaval. Chopin - Piano Sonata, Op.35. [In print from May of 1955 to February 

1957; the insert print is an original woodcut by Benedict Ung, untitled, but clearly with Carnaval in 

mind] RCA LHMV-18. B+(a few ticky spots; top of box loose).................................................................. 35.00 

1274. CURZON: Beethoven Concerto #5. Szell/LPO. [disappointing condition, but very scarce disc] London 

LLP-114. C/B- ................................................................................................................................................. 8.00 

1275. ENGDAHL: (Lenore): Dukas - Variations, Interlude & Finale on a Theme of Rameau. Franck - Prelude, 

Chorale & Fugue. MGM E-3421. A-............................................................................................................. 10.00 

1276. FIRKUSNY: Brahms Concerto #1. Steinberg/Pittsburgh Sym. Capitol P-8356. A-.......................................... 12.00 

1277. FIRKUSNY: Janacek - On an Overgrown Path; October 1, 1905; In the Threshing House. [blue labels] 

Col ML-4740. B- ............................................................................................................................................. 8.00 

1278. FIRST PIANO QUARTET: Chopin Favorites - Two Etudes, Three Ecossaises; One each: Fantaisie- 

Impromptu, Prelude, Waltz, Nocturne. [10-inch] RCA LM-84. B.................................................................. 8.00 

1279. FISCHER: Bach - Fantasias (3); Toccata in D; Chromatic Fantasia & Fugue; Adagio; Chorale-Prelude. 

[Italian-only notes] La Voce del Padrone COLH-45. B-(disappointing condition, but scarce disc)............... 8.00 

1280. FISCHER: Beethoven Concerto #5. Furtwangler/PO. [In print 1/55 to 2/57; deleted February 1957; 

insert print in box frame is Van Dyck's portrait of James Stuart, Duke of Lenox] RCA LHMV-4. A-........ 45.00 

1281. FISCHER: Beethoven Sonata #2. Schubert - Moments Musicaux. [in print from March or April 1954 to 

March 1956] RCA LHMV-1055. B+/B......................................................................................................... 22.00 

1282. FISCHER: Mozart Concerto #24. Fischer also conducts PO. [10-inch] EMI BLP-1066. A- .............................. 16.00 

1283. FISCHER: Mozart Concerto #25 (Krips/PO). BACH - Three-Piano Concerto in C (with Smith; 

Matthews; Fischer/PO). [only in print 8/52 - 3/56] RCA LHMV-1004. A--.............................................. 18.00 

1284.*FRAGER: Chopin - Andante Spianato & Grande Polonaise; Polonaise, Op.53; Contredanse; Tarantelle, 

Op.43; Mazurkas, Op.6; Ludovic Variations, Op.12. [dig] Telarc DG-10040. A- ......................................... 9.00


1285.*GIESEKING: Beethoven Concerto #5. Rother/Berlin Reichsender Orch. [recorded in autumn 1944 in 

Germany on magnetic tape: apparently 1st complete recording done on stereo tape; extraneous 

noise in 1st movement cadenza may be antiaircraft fire] Varese Sarabande VC-81080. A- to A ................ 20.00 

1286.*GILELS: Beethoven - Concerto #4 (Szell/CO); Variations, Op.76. Angel S-36030. A-....................................... 8.00 

1287.*GILELS: Brahms - Four Ballads, Op.10; Fantasien, Op.116. DGG 2530 655. A- to A ...................................... 12.00 

1288. GOLD & FIZDALE: (duo pianos) Paul Bowles - Concerto Two Pianos, Winds & Percussion 

[Saidenberg/Ens (inc. Mitch Miller & Reginald Kell)]. Milhaud - Carnaval a la Nouvelle-Orleans; 

Les Songes (the two pianos alone). [10-inch] Col ML-2128. B.................................................................... 13.00 

1289.*GOULD: Beethoven (arr. Liszt for piano solo) - Symphony #5. Col MS-7095. A- ............................................ 10.00 

1290.*GOULD: Brahms - Rhapsodies, Op.79; Ballades, Op.10. [dig] CBS IM-37800. A-(demo copy)....................... 10.00 

1291.*GOULD: Concert Dropout. Glenn Gould in conversation with producer John McClure on such 

subjects as "The Concert is Dead," "Why I Sing Along," "The Only Excuse for Recording Is to Do 

It Differently," and The Great Get-Sibelius Plot Exposed." [Why did Columbia choose this prefix 

for this disc?] Col BS-15. A- ......................................................................................................................... 18.00 

1292.*GRAINGER: Grieg Concerto (Grainger's 1919 Duo-Art piano roll accompanied by Hopkins/Sydney 

Sym); Grainger - Seven Works (Grainger, piano; Stokowski/His Sym [includes Country Gardens, 

Mock Morris, Molly on the Shore; recorded in [MONO] Manhattan Center, 1950; Mohr/Layton 

team!]) RCA ARL1-3059. A-(demo copy).................................................................................................... 11.00 

1293. GULDA: "Ineffable" - The Unique Jazz Piano of Friedrich Gulda. Col CL-2346. A-(radio station copy 

with timing sticker)........................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

1294.*GULDA: Beethoven - The Five Concerti (complete). Stein/VPO. [1st US issue, at least as a set: no CSseries 

incarnation] London STS-15203/6(4). A-(c/c; brief tks early #4)....................................................... 24.00 

1295. GULDA: Mozart Sonata #8; Rondo, K.485. Bach - English Suite #3; Prelude & Fugue #32 from Well- 

Tempered Clavier, Book II. London LL-756. B-(scarce)................................................................................ 9.00 

1296.*HAAS: (Monique): Ravel - The Two Concerti. Paray/ORTF. [tulip labels] DGG 138 988. A- to A................ 15.00 

1297. HAEBLER: Mozart Concerto # 5 & #23; Rondo, K.382. P.Walter/Vienna Pro Musica. Vox PL-9830. 

A--.................................................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1298. HAEBLER: Mozart Concerto # 6 & #8. Hollreiser/Vienna Pro Musica. Vox PL-9290. A-- .............................. 8.00 

1299.*HELFFER: Bartok 3rd & Prokofiev 3rd Concerti. Maderna/Monte-Carlo Opera Orch. [recorded 

1969] Fest Class FC-438. A- ........................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1300.*HELFFER: Bartok Sonata. Debussy - Trois Etudes. Franco Evangelisti (b.1926) - Due Proienzioni 

Sonore. Kazimierz Serocki (b.1922) - A Piacere (Versions I & II). [recorded 1969] Canadian RCA 

LSC-3143. A-................................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1301.*HESS: Beethoven Sonata #25; Short Pieces by Bach(2), Scarlatti, Rachmaninoff, Paradies, Brahms(2), 

Debussy & Szymanowski. [from Duo-Art piano rolls] Everest X-917. A-................................................... 10.00 

1302. HESS: Mozart Concerto #14 & #20. Walter/unidentified orch. [Live, 1954 & 1956] Discocorp PR-36. 

A- ................................................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

1303. HESS: Schumann Concerto. Rudolf Schwarz/PO. [recorded 12/1952; released mid-1954; deleted 

2/1957; imposing cover portrait of Hess] RCA LHMV-1062. A--(almost all a strong A-) .......................... 32.00 

1304. HOFMANN: Casimir Hall Recital (April 7, 1938). Beethoven - Waldstein Sonata. Schumann - 

Kreisleriana. Short works of Chopin(4), Stojowski, Hofmann(2) & Schubert-Godowsky. [Includes 

16-page booklet with extensive essays and many wonderful photos.] IPA 5007/8(2). A-............................ 45.00


1305. HOFMANN: Golden Jubilee Concert (November 28, 1937). Brahms - Academic Festival Overture. 

Rubinstein - Concerto #4. Chopin - Ballade in g; Nocturne in E-flat; Valse in A-flat; Andante 

Spianato & Grande Polonaise. Hofmann - Chromaticon for Piano & Orchestra. Reiner/Curtis 

Symphony (includes lots of Phila personnel); Encores by Mendelssohn, Rachmaninoff, Beethoven 

& Moszkowski. [With introductory remarks by Walter Damrosch following overture; includes 

very nice booklet with tributes and many photos] International Piano Archives IPA 5001/2(2). A- ........... 45.00 

1306. HOFMANN: The Brunswick Recordings: Short works of Scarlatti-Tausig, Gluck-Brahms, Beethoven- 

Rubinstein, Chopin(4), Chopin-Liszt, Hofmann, Rubinstein, Wagner-Brassin, Rachmaninoff(2) & 

Liszt(2). [all recorded 1923] International Piano Archives IPA 103. A- ...................................................... 20.00 

1307. HOROWITZ: Mendelssohn - Variations Serieuses; Wedding March & Variations after Liszt (Horowitz 

arrangement). Liszt - Funerailles; Valse Oubliee; Sonetto de Petrarca #104; Rakoczy March 

(Horowitz arrangement). [SD labels] RCA LVT-1043. A- ........................................................................... 12.00 

1308. HOROWITZ: Mendelssohn - Variations Serieuses. Horowitz - Mendelssohn's Wedding March & 

Variations after Liszt. [10-inch; colorful cover, "A Mendelssohn Centenary Album, 1847-1947" 

(clearly this was originally the cover of the 78-rpm album)] RCA LM-21. B to B+.................................... 12.00 

1309.*HOROWITZ: Scarlatti - 12 Sonatas. Col MS-6658. A-(early "2-eyes" labels) ................................................... 12.00 

1310. HOROWITZ: Schumann - Kinderscenen. Chopin - Seven Mazurkas. [SD labels] RCA LVT-1032. A-............. 12.00 

1311. HORSLEY: Stravinsky - Capriccio. John Ireland - Concerto in E-flat. Cameron/RPO. Capitol P-7183. 

B+ .................................................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1312. HORSZOWSKI: Mozart Concerto #27. Casals/Perpignan Festival Orch. [blue labels] Col ML-4570. 

C(rare - stopgap?) ............................................................................................................................................ 4.00 

1313. ITURBI: Gershwin - Rhapsody in Blue (Jose Iturbi/RCA Victor Sym). J. Clarence Chambers - "All 

American" (A Satirical Suite for Two Pianos; Jose & Amparo Iturbi, duo pianists). [very obscure 

10-inch disc; deleted March 1956] RCA LM-23. A--(Chambers is B+ with occ tks) .................................. 24.00 

1314. ITURBI: Music to Remember from the Works of Chopin (two Waltzes; one each: Fantaisie- 

Impromptu, Mazurka, Etude & Polonaise). [10-inch] RCA LM-87. B......................................................... 10.00 

1315. ITURBIS: Gershwin - Rhapsody in Blue (arranged by Iturbi for two pianos; Amparo & Jose Iturbi; 

Jose also conducts RCA Victor Sym). J. CLARENCE CHAMBERS - All American Suite. 

DEBUSSY - En Blanc et Noir. MANUEL INFANTE - Andalusian Dances #1 & #2. Jose & 

Amparo Iturbi, duo-pianists. [superb, colorful New York City collage cover art by Robert J. Lee] 

RCA LM-9018. A--/B+(earliest labels)......................................................................................................... 25.00 

1316. JANIS: Beethoven Sonata, Op.31, #2. [Janis' first LP, issued in late 1950 or early 1951; 10-inch] RCA 

LM-50. B/B+ ................................................................................................................................................. 29.00 

1317.*KAMENIKOVA: (Valentina): Tchaikovsky Concerto #1. Pinkas/Brno State Philharmonic. 

Supraphon 1 10 1043. A-............................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1318.*KANN: Works for Left Hand Alone by Saint-Saens (6 Etudes), Scriabin (Prelude; Nocturne), Reger (4 

Special Studies), Bartok & C.P.E.Bach. MHS 1971. A- ............................................................................... 10.00 

1319. KAPELL: Beethoven Concerto #2. Golschmann/NBC Sym. [10-inch] RCA LM-12. B to B+(varies) ............. 10.00 

1320. KAPELL: Prokofiev Concerto #3 (Dorati/Dallas Sym). LISZT - Mephisto Waltz. [deleted 1/60; scarce] 

[PD labels] RCA LVT-1028. A-(superb copy).............................................................................................. 35.00 

1321. KAPELL: Rachmaninoff - Paganini Rhapsody. Reiner/Robin Hood Dell Orch. [10-inch] [s/s] RCA 

LM-126. A--(few tks beg sds, but superb for this issue) ............................................................................... 21.00 

1322. KAPELL: Rachmaninoff - Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini (Reiner/Robin Hood Dell). Beethoven 

Concerto #2 (Golschmann/NBC Sym). [PD labels] RCA LM-9026. A-(occasional light tks from 

superficial marks) .......................................................................................................................................... 24.00


1323. KATCHEN: Mozart Sonata K.331, 333, 545. London LL-1164. B+.................................................................... 10.00 

1324.*KATIN: Liszt - Polonaises #1 & #2; Consolations #1 - #6; Dante Sonata. [from CS-6106] London STS- 

15123. A-(demo copy)................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1325.*KATIN: Rachmaninov Preludes, Vol 1. Unicorn UNS-230. A-............................................................................. 8.00 

1326.*KATIN: Rachmaninov Preludes, Vol 2. Unicorn UNS-231. A-............................................................................. 8.00 

1327.*KATSARIS: Beethoven - Symphony #6 (arr. Liszt). [half-speed mastered; DMM] Telefunken 6.42781. 

A- to A ........................................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1328.*KEMPFF: Bach - Preludes & Fugues from The Well-tempered Clavier: Seven from Part I; Five from 

Part II. DGG 2531 299. A- to A ...................................................................................................................... 7.00 

1329.*KEMPFF: Beethoven Sonata # 8, #14, #15 & #24. DGG 138 941. A- to A .......................................................... 9.00 

1330. KENTNER: Liszt - Sonetti del Petrarca #47, #104 & #123. Gounod-Liszt - Faust Waltz. Chopin - 

Impromptu #1; Nocturne #8; Fantasie Impromptu, Op.66. Capitol P-8400. A-(a little writing on 

back cover)..................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1331. KILENYI: Chopin Sonata #2 & #3. Remington R-199-90. B............................................................................... 12.00 

1332. LEVITZKI: His Rarest Recordings. Chopin - Nocturne, Ballade, Waltzes(3), Preludes(3), Etudes(2). 

Short works of Levitzki(3), Paganini-Liszt, Moszkowski(2) & Gluck-Brahms. [recorded 1923- 

25(Columbia) and 1927-29(EMI)] International Piano Archives IPA 114. A-............................................. 20.00 

1333.*LEWENTHAL: Henselt Concerto in f. Liszt-Lewenthal Totentanz. Mackerras/LSO. Col MS-7252. A- 

(early "2-eyes" labels; s/s) ............................................................................................................................. 10.00 

1334.*LEWENTHAL: Rubinstein Concerto #4. Scharwenka - Concerto #2 (finale only). Carvalho/LSO. Col 

MS-7394. A-("2-eyes" labels) ......................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1335.*LHEVINNE: Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata. Albeniz - Sevilla; Cordoba. Sinding - Rustles of Spring. 

Schulz/Evler - Concert Arabesques on Blue Danube Waltz. Schubert - Marche Militaire. [from 

Ampico piano rolls made 1926-32] Oiseau-Lyre 414 123. A- to A(Dutch pressing) ..................................... 8.00 

1336.*LHEVINNE: Schumann - Papillons. Oiseau-Lyre 414 097. A- to A(Dutch pressing) ........................................ 10.00 

1337.*LILL: Brahms Concerto #2. Rozhdestvensky/USSR Radio Sym. [Live, 1970; probably from 

Tchaikovsky competition; Russian-only notes] Melodiya CM-02033-4. B+ ............................................... 10.00 

1338.*LIPATTI: Schumann Concerto. Ansermet/OSR. [broadcast performance; 1950; electronic stereo] 

Ansermet/OSR also play Schumann's Carnaval ballet. London STS-15176. A- ............................................ 9.00 

1339.*LOWENTHAL: Liszt - Opera Paraphrases: Rigoletto, Aida, Trovatore, Dutchman, Simon, Lohengrin. 

RCA ARL1-3993. A-....................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1340. LYMPANY: Franck - Symphonic Variations (Susskind/PO). Schumann - Etudes Symphoniques. [only 

in print 8/52 - 3/56] RCA LHMV-1013. A--/A-............................................................................................ 12.00 

1341. LYMPANY: Grieg Concerto (Schwarz/LSO). Mozart Concerto #21 (Menges/PO). [only in print 

between mid-1954 and March 1956; Clough & Cuming's World Encyclopedia of Recorded Music, 

Supplement III, identifies the orchestra in the Grieg as the PO, not the LSO; pert cover portrait of 

Lympany] RCA LHMV-1067. A--................................................................................................................ 24.00 

1342.*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 

1343. LYMPANY: Turina - Rapsodia Sinfonica (Susskind/PO). Mendelssohn - Concerto #1 (Kubelik/PO); 

Rondo Brillant (Menges/LSO). RCA LHMV-1025. B+/B.......................................................................... 16.00 

1344. MAGALOFF: Chopin - Masurkas (complete). London LLA-53(3). A- ............................................................... 35.00 

1345.*MALCUZYNSKI: Rachmaninoff Concerto #3. Rowicki/Warsaw Phil. [blue labels] Angel S-36197. 

A- ................................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1346.*MANDEL: (Alan): Ives - Complete Works for Solo Piano. Desto DST-6458/61(4). A-(minor box 

damage & tape repair).................................................................................................................................... 13.00


1347.*MANDEL: (Alan): American Piano Music. Siegmeister - Theme & Variations #2. Starer - 

Evanescents (recording supervised by composer). Albright - Grand Sonata in Rag. Grenadilla GS- 

1020. A- ........................................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1348. MATTHEWS: Mozart Concerto #12 & #14. Schwarz/Fest Orch. Capitol P-18015. A- .................................... 12.00 

1349. MATTHEWS: Mozart Concerto #17 & #25. Harry Blech/London Mozart Players. Capitol P-18048. 

A- 12.00 

1350.*MERSCHER: (Kristin): Mendelssohn Concerti #1 & #2. Hager/Salzburg Mozarteum Orch. 

Eurodissc SQ200-152-366. A- to A............................................................................................................... 10.00 

1351.*MICHELANGELI: Brahms - Ballads, Op.10. Schubert Sonata in a, D.537. [dig] DGG 2532 017. A- to 

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

1352.*MICHELANGELI: Debussy - Images, Series I & II; Children's Corner. [Grand Prix du Disque] DGG 

2530 196. A- to A .......................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1353. MICHELANGELI: Liszt Concerto #1 (Rohan/Yomiuri Sym; live 1965); Totentanz (Kubelik/RAI 

Torino; live 1961). Opus MLG-73. A- ......................................................................................................... 15.00 

1354.+MICHELANGELI: Schumann - Carnaval; Faschingsschwank aus Wien. [BBC recording from 1957] 

DGG 2536 415. A- to A................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

1355. MOISEIWITSCH: Rachmaninov - Concerto #2; Paganini Rhapsody. Rignold/PO. [rec 1955; both 

initially issued in mono, but the Paganini Rhapsody was actually recorded in stereo and received its 

first stereo release with this disc, c.1980] World Record Club SH-380. A-.................................................. 12.00 

1356.*MORAVEC: Dvorak Concerto. Belohlavek/CPO. [dig] Supraphon 1110 3030. FS.......................................... 10.00 

1357. NEY: Brahms Concerto #2. Max Fiedler/BPO. Decca DL-9536. B(most B+ or better, but some scrs) ............. 10.00 

1358. NOVAES: Mozart Concerto #9 & #20. Swarowsky/Vienna Pro Musica. Vox PL-8430. B++ ........................... 9.00 

1359.*OGDEN: Rachmaninoff Sonata #1 & #2. RCA LSC-3024. A-............................................................................ 12.00 

1360.*OGDON: Mendelssohn Concerti #1 & #2; Rondo Brillante. Ceccato/LSO. Electrola C 063-022 007. A-........ 10.00 

1361. PADEREWSKI: Chopin - Three Etudes; Berceuse; Two Mazurkas; Sonata #2 (3rd movement). Liszt - 

Hungarian Rhapsody #2. Short works of Stojowski, Mendelssohn, Paderewski(3), Wagner-Liszt & 

Chopin/Liszt. [recorded 1912-24] Pearl GEMM-150. A- ............................................................................. 10.00 

1362. PENNARIO: Contemporary Piano Sonatas: Prokofiev (#3); Bartok (1926); Miklos Rosza. Cap P-8376. 

A- ................................................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

1363. PENNARIO: Debussy Piano Pieces (10). Capitol P-8451. A- .............................................................................. 12.00 

1364. PENNARIO: Lecuona - Andalusia (Suite Espagnole). Albeniz - Songs of Spain (Cantos de Espana). 

Capitol P-8319. A-......................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

1365. PINTER: (Margot): Khachaturian Concerto. Rother/Berlin Radio Orch. [Jacket attributes "Huttner; 

Rubahn/Berlin Sym," but Ernst Lumpe's research has discovered the actual artists] Royale 1276. 

C/C+................................................................................................................................................................. 9.00 

1366.*POSTNIKOVA: Tchaikovsky Concerto #1 & #3. Rozhdestvensky/Vienna Sym. [dig] [Dutch press] 

London 410 112-1. A- to A ........................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1367.+RACHMANINOFF: Rachmaninoff - Concerto #3 (Ormandy/Phila); Two Preludes; Polka; Etude. 

British RCA LSB-4012. A- to A ................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1368.*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 

1369. REISENBERG: Rachmaninov - 5 Pieces, Op.3; 7 Pieces, Op.10; Polka de W.R. West XWN-18209. A- .......... 12.00 

1370. RENARD: (Rosita): Carnegie Hall Recital; January 1949. Bach - Partita #1. Mozart - Sonata #15; 

Rondo, K.485. Mendelssohn - Prelude; Variations Serieuses. Chopin - Mazurka; Etudes(9). 

Debussy - Danse. Ravel - Valses Nobles et Sentimentales. International Piano Archives IPA 

120/121(2). A- ............................................................................................................................................... 30.00


1371. RICHTER: Beethoven - Sonata #8; Eight Bagatelles. MK 05490-91. B+ .............................................................. 9.00 

1372.*RICHTER: Chopin - Ballad #4; Two Etudes; Polonaise-Fantaisie #7. Debussy - Estampes. Scriabin - 

Sonata, Op.53. [Live, Italy; dates not given] DGG 2830 114. A- to A(Italian pressing).............................. 12.00 

1373. RICHTER: Tchaikovsky Concerto #1 (Ancerl/CPO). Bach Concerto #1 (Talich/CPO). [recorded 1954] 

dell'Arte DA-9018. A- to A ........................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1374. RICHTER: At Carnegie Hall, Volume 1; Beethoven - Sonatas #3, #9, #12, #22 & #23. [Live; October 

19, 1960; suppressed issue] ["6-eyes"] Col M2L-272(2). A-(tks off/on 1/2-inch Sonata #3; occ 

elsewhere) ...................................................................................................................................................... 35.00 

1375. RICHTER: At Carnegie Hall, Volume 2: Haydn - Sonata #50. Schumann - Novelettes, Op.21: #1, #2 

& #8. Debussy - Suite Bergamasque; Images, Book I; L'Isle Joyeuse. [recorded live; October 25, 

1960; suppressed issue; mono-only] Col M2L-274(2). A-(very early "6-eyes" labels)................................ 50.00 

1376. RICHTER: At Carnegie Hall, Volume 4: Prokofiev - Sonatas #6 & #8; Sonatine Pastorale; Paysage; 

Pensee III; Gavotte. Rachmaninov - Preludes, Op.23: #4 & #5. [live; October 23, 1960; the scarcest 

of this series of supressed issues; mono-only] Col M2L-282(2). A-(early "2-eyes" labels) ......................... 65.00 

1377.*ROSENTHAL: Rosenthal - Prelude; Papillons; Carnaval de Vienne. Mendelssohn - Two Songs 

Without Words. Chopin - Etude, Waltz. Albeniz - Oriental. Chopin/Liszt - Chant Polonaise. 

Bortkiewicz - Etude. [from Ampico piano rolls] Oiseau-Lyre 414 098. A-(Dutch pressing)....................... 10.00 

1378.*RUBINSTEIN: Brahms - Four Ballades; Three Intermezzi; Two Rhapsodies; Capriccio. ["The Brahms 

I Love"] RCA LSC-3186. A-......................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1379.*RUBINSTEIN: Chopin Concerto #2; Grand Fantasy on Polish Airs. Ormandy/Phila. RCA LSC-3055. 

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

1380. RUBINSTEIN: Chopin Polonaises - Volume 2: #7; Andante Spianato & Grande Polonaise. [10-inch] 

RCA LM-152. B to B+ .................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

1381. RUBINSTEIN: Chopin Sonata in b. Debussy - La Cathedrale Engloutie; Poissons d'Or; La Fille aux 

Cheveux de Lin; Masques; La Terrasse des Audiences au Clair de Lune; Ondine. [PD labels] RCA 

LVT-1042. B+ ............................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1382. RUBINSTEIN: Rachmaninoff - Paganini Rhapsody. Susskind/PO. [10-inch] RCA LM-26. B- .......................... 8.00 

1383.*RUBINSTEIN: Saint-Saens Concerto #2. Falla - Nights in the Gardens of Spain. Ormandy/Phila. 

RCA LSC-3165. A- ....................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1384.*RUBINSTEIN: Schumann - Kreisleriana; The Prophet Bird; Arabeske. RCA LSC-3108. A-............................ 10.00 

1385. SANDFORD: (Arthur): Saint-Saens Concerto #2. Bath/Hastings Sym. [Jacket attributes "Vidusso; 

Guenther/Rome Sym," but Ernst Lumpe's research has discovered the actual artists] Royale 1273. 

C(sound comes through OK) ........................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1386. SANDOR: Bach - Arrangements of famous pieces by Liszt(2), Busoni(2) and Sandor. Col ML-4684. A- 

("6-eyes") ....................................................................................................................................................... 15.00 

1387.*SANDOR: Brahms Concerto #2. Reinhardt/SWDR. Vox STGBY-510 990. A- to B+....................................... 8.00 

1388. SANDOR: Chopin Concerto #1. Ormandy/Phila. [blue labels] Col ML-4651. B- ............................................... 8.00 

1389. SAPERTON: (David): Chopin - Fifteen Etudes (Op.10: #1, #3, #4, #8-#10 & #12; Op.25: #4, #7, #8, 

#10-#12; #1 & #3 of Trois Nouvelles Etudes, Op. Posth. [Saperton was Godowsky's son-in-law] 

Command Performance Records CPLP-1203. A--(lgt/mod tks each sd fr couple of 1/8-in scrs)................. 45.00 

1390. SAPERTON: (David): Strauss-Godowsky - Symphonic Metamorphoses on Themes from Die 

Fledermaus. Chopin - Six Etudes (Op.10: #2, #6 & #7; Op.25: #2 & #6; A-flat, Op. posth; together 

with seven studies on these etudes by Leopold Godowsky). [Saperton was Godowsky's son-in-law] 

Command Performance Records CPLP-1201. A- ......................................................................................... 50.00


1391. SAPERTON: (David): Strauss-Godowsky - Symphonic Metamorphoses on the Waltz "Artist's Life." 

Chopin - Six Etudes (Op.10: #5 & #11; Op.25: #1, #3, #5 & #9; together w/4 studies on these 

etudes by Godowsky). [Saperton was Godowsky's son-in-law] Command Performance Records 

CPLP-1202. A- to B+/A-............................................................................................................................... 45.00 

1392. SCHATZKAMER: Scriabin Sonata #4. Mozart Sonata #17. [10-inch; deleted 1955; VERY 

scarce!][Schatzkamer was a student of Siloti's, was associated with Paul Robeson during the 

1940's, and spent the bulk of his career at Washington University in St.Louis. I've never seen a 

record of his before.] RCA LM-156. A--(occ brief tks, but mostly superb) ................................................. 65.00 

1393.*SCHEJA: (Staffan): Rangstrom - Legends from the Lake Malaren. Stenhammar - Three Fantasies. 

Wiren - Ironical Miniatures. Larsson - Sonatine #1. RCA LSC-3119. A--................................................... 16.00 

1394. SCHIOLER: Beethoven Sonata #30 & #32. Capitol P-18046. A- ........................................................................ 12.00 

1395. SCHIOLER: Brahms - 3 Rhapsodies; Handel Variations. Capitol P-18049. A--(clumsy tape repair of 

cover) ............................................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

1396. SCHNABEL: Beethoven Concerto #4. Dobrowen/PO. [only in print late 1956 - 10/58] [PD labels] 

RCA LVT-1010. A-....................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

1397. SCHNABEL: Beethoven Piano Concerti (complete). #1:Sargent/LSO(3/23/1932). 

#2:Dobrowen/PO(6/6/1946). #3:Dobrowen/PO(5/30-31/1947). #4:Dobrowen/PO(6/5-7/1946). 

#5:Galliera/PO(5/27-28/1947). Angel GRE-4006(5). A- ............................................................................ 45.00 

1398. SCHNABEL: Schubert Sonata #18, #21, #22. [rec 1937-39] Electrola 1C147-01 557/58(2). A- to A ................ 20.00 

1399.*SERKIN: (Peter): Chopin - Impromptu #3; Waltzes (3); Nocturnes (3); Polonaise-Fantaisie, Op.61. 

[dig; Teldec vinyl] RCA ATC1-4035. A- to A(c/c) ........................................................................................ 9.00 

1400.*SERKIN: Mozart Concerto #12 & #20. Abbado/LSO. [dig] DGG 2532 053. A-................................................. 8.00 

1401. SOLOMON: Tchaikovsky Concerto #1. Dobrowen/PO. [in print 12/52-3/56] RCA LHMV-1028. A-- ............ 16.00 

1402.*SORIANO: Falla - Harpsichord Concerto; Nights in the Gardens of Spain. Fruhbeck de Burgos/PCO. 

[blue labels] Angel S-36131. A-...................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1403.*STECHER & HOROWITZ: Duo-Pianists (Norman Horowitz, that is): Milhaud - Scaramouche. Brahms 

- Haydn Variations. Chopin - Rondo in C. Advance 1000. A-(superficial scr does not sound)...................... 8.00 

1404.*SZIDON: Chopin - Four Scherzi; Four Impromptus. DGG 2536 378. A- to A ..................................................... 7.00 

1405. TROUARD: Liszt Concerti #1 & #2. Bigot/Colonne Orch. [French-only notes] Odeon XOC-131. A- 

(but scr mvt 1, #1 causes a skip).................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1406.*VASARY: Liszt - Sonata in b; Polonaise #2; Don Juan Fantasia. [tulip labels] DGG 136 258. A- to 

A(tape repair to spine) ................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1407.*WATTS: Liszt - Totentanz. Franck - Symphonic Variations. Leinsdorf/LSO. [quad] Col MQ-33072. 

A-(demo; c/c)................................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

1408. WAYENBERG: (Daniel): Ravel - Gaspard de la Nuit; Sonatine; Menuet dur le Nom de Haydn; Jeux 

d'Eau; Pavane. London Ducretet - Thomson DTL-93068. A-....................................................................... 24.00 

1409. 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 

1410.*WEBER: Tcherepnin - 10 Bagatelles for Piano & Orchestra. Weber - Konzertstuck. Rachmaninoff - 

Paganini Rhapsody. Fricsay/Berlin Radio Orch. DGG 138 710. A- to A .................................................. 21.00 

1411.*WILD: Paderewski Concerto (Fiedler/LSO); Fantaisie Polonaise. RCA LSC-3190. A-(c/c)............................. 12.00 

1412.*WOODWARD: (Roger): Shostakovich - The 24 Preludes and Fugues, Op.87. RCA CRL2-5100(2). A- .......... 15.00

LP's: Organ 

1413.*BIGGS: Bach - Trio Sonatas #1 & #5; Concerto in a, after Vivaldi; Concerto in G, after Ernst. Col M- 

32791. A-(c/c)................................................................................................................................................ 10.00 

1414.*BIGGS: Gabrieli - Canzonas (7), Sonatas (2) & Ricercare for Brass, Winds & Organ. Tarr Brass Ens; 

Negri/Gabrieli Consort La Fenice. [Recorded in Basilica San Marco, Venice] Col MS-7142. A-- 

("2-eyes" labels; demo copy)......................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1415.*BIGGS: Handel - Organ Concerti #1 - #6. Boult/LPO. [Recorded to commemorate 200th anniversary 

of Handel's death (1959) on a 1749 organ designed & played by Handel himself, on the estate of 

the Earl of Aylesford, Warwickshire, England. Fascinating extensive notes booklet details the 

difficult search for an authentic Handel organ, as well as the problems of recording it!] Col K2S- 

602(2). A-(very early "6-eyes" labels; s/s) .................................................................................................... 25.00 

1416.*BIGGS: Haydn - The Three Concerti. Rozsnyai/Col sym. [Haydn Organ; Eisenstadt, Austria] Col MS- 

6682. A-(early "2-eyes" labels) ..................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1417. BIGGS: Reubke - Sonata in c on the 94th Psalm. Liszt - Fantasia & Fugue on B.A.C.H.; Gloria & Credo 

from Organ Mass. [Methuen Memorial Music Hall, Massachusetts] Col ML-4820. A-(fine 

pressing, earliest blue labels)......................................................................................................................... 16.00 

1418.*BIGGS: Rheinberger Concerti in F and g. Peress/Col Sym. [quad] Col MQ-32297. A-(minor cover 

scuffs)............................................................................................................................................................. 10.00 

1419.*BIGGS: Soler - Six Concerti for Two Organs. Daniel Pinkham, second organ. [Busch-Reisinger 

Museum, Harvard University] Col MS-6208. A-(very early "6-eyes" labels) .............................................. 15.00 

1420.*BIGGS: Joyeux Noel - Twelve Noels by Louis Daquin (1694-1772). [Busch-Reisinger Museum, 

Harvard University] Col MS-6167. A-(very early "6-eyes" labels) .............................................................. 16.00 

1421.*BOWERS-BROADBENT: Johann Kuhnau - The Six Biblical Sonatas. [organ of St.John's, Islington 

(UK)] Pearl SHE-518/9(2). A-(lgt snd 1/4 inch, sd 2)................................................................................... 10.00 

1422.*DALLA LIBERA: Works of Andrea(8) and Giovannin(7) Gabrieli. [Nacchini organ (1751), 

Ospedaletto Conservatory, Venice] Vedette VST-6008. A-.......................................................................... 12.00 

1423. DUPRE: Widor - Symphony #5 & #9. [Saint-Sulpice, Paris] West WGM-8172. A- ............................................. 8.00 

1424.*FISHER: (Roger): Rheinberger Sonatas #7 & #8. [Chester Cathedral] EMI HQS-1256. A-............................... 10.00 

1425. GERMANI: Bach - The Six Organ Sonatas. [Recorded at All Souls, Langham Place, England] [VERY 

scarce! - only in print January 1956 to February 1957 - the first copy I've ever seen] RCA LHMV- 

601(2). A-....................................................................................................................................................... 75.00 

1426.*JACKSON: Richard Arnell (b.1917) - Complete Organ Music. [Organs at St. Giles, Cripplegate and 

Clare College, Cambridge] [Italian pressing] British RCA RL-25075. A- ................................................... 10.00 

1427.*MARGITTAY, LEHOTKA, KOVACS: Liszt - Complete Organ Works. Hungaroton SLPX- 

11540/44(5). A-(slight spine damage)........................................................................................................... 15.00 

1428.*MASON: (Marilyn): Short works of Boyce, John Cook, Bach, Zipoli, Reger, Clarke, Langlais & 

Sowerby. [Reuter organ at University of Michigan] Mirrosonic 7145. A- ................................................... 15.00 

1429.*NETHERLAND CHURCH ORGANS: Three-disc set with six half-hour programs of miscellaneous 

works played on 20-century organs from Wassenaar, Rotterdam, Wewstmas, Nordhorn, Vainen & 

Oldeboek; organists Koopman; Bartelink; Keyser; de Wolff; Matter; Erne. With spoken 

commentary, but no written notes. Nederland 6808-207/9(3). A-................................................................. 18.00 

1430.*RAPF: Schmidt - Prelude & Fugue in E-flat; Fugue in F. MHS 4093. A- ........................................................... 10.00 

1431. SCHWEITZER: Franck - Chorales #1 - #3. Col ML-5128. A-("6-eyes" labels) .................................................. 12.00 

LP Conductor listings begin on next page �

LP's: Conductors 

1432.*ABBADO: Brahms - Hungarian Dances (21). VPO. [dig] DGG 2560 100. A-(c/c) ............................................. 7.00 

1433.*ALMEIDA: Schmitt - La Tragedie de Salome. CHAUSSON: Viviane. DUPARC: Lenore. NPO. 

[Includes uncredited wordless women's chorus (as written) in Schmitt] RCA LSC-3151. A- ....................... 8.00 

1434. ANCERL: Shostakovich 7th. CPO. Parliament PLP-127(2). A--......................................................................... 14.00 

1435. ANCERL: Shostakovich 10th. CPO. Decca DL-9822. B+..................................................................................... 9.00 

1436.*ANSERMET: Stravinsky - Symphony in Three Movements; Symphony in C; Symphonies of Wind 

Instruments. OSR. London 414 062-1. FS .................................................................................................... 10.00 

ANSERMET: See also #25, 30, 212, 259, 425, 569, 574, 586, 588, 591, 596 & 1338. 

1437.*BARBIROLLI: Elgar - Introduction & Allegro; Serenade for Strings. Vaughan Williams - Tallis & 

Greensleeves Fantasias. Allegri Quartet; Sinfonia of London Strings. [blue labels] Angel S- 

36101. A-(s/s) ................................................................................................................................................ 10.00 

1438.*BARBIROLLI: Elgar - Symphony #2; Falstaff. Halle Orch. [Still my favorite Elgar 2nd!] Seraphim 

SIB-6033(2). A-(c/c)...................................................................................................................................... 25.00 

1439.*BARBIROLLI: English Tone Poems: BAX - Tintagel. IRELAND - London Overture. DELIUS - Song 

of Summer; Irmelin Prelude; Walk to the Paradise Garden. LSO. Angel S-36415. A-.................................. 9.00 

1440.*BARBIROLLI: Grieg - Peer Gynt Suites #1 & #2; Symphonic Dances; 2 Elegiac Melodies. Halle 

Orch. Van SRV-222SD. A- ............................................................................................................................ 8.00 

1441. BARBIROLLI: Haydn - Symphony #104. Mozart - Serenade, K.525. Elgar - Introduction & Allegro. 

Purcell - Hornpipe from "The Married Beau." The John Barbirolli Chamber Orchestra. [among 

Barbirolli's very first records as a conductor, these were recorded in 1928/29] The Barbirolli 

Society SJB-104. A- to A .............................................................................................................................. 25.00 

BARBIROLLI: See also #357, 408, 643, 643, 644, 655, 657, 672, 673, 676, 699, 830, 830, 

1140, 1141 & 1151. 

1442. BARSHAI: Mozart - Symphony #29. Boccherini - Symphony in E-flat. Moscow Ch Orch. Artia ALP- 

185. A--(a few pressing bbls) .......................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1443.*BARSHAI: Schubert - Symphony #5. Mozart - Symphony #40. Moscow Ch Orch. [blue labels] Angel 

S-36371. A-...................................................................................................................................................... 7.00 

1444.*BEECHAM: Bizet & Lalo Symphonies. ORTF. Capitol SG-7237. A-............................................................... 12.00 

1445.*BEECHAM: Bizet - Carmen Suite #1 (ORTF); L'Arlesienne Suites #1 & #2 (RPO). EMI SXLP- 

30276. A- ....................................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

1446. BEECHAM: Bizet - Fair Maid of Perth Suite. Delius - Over the Hills and Far Away. RPO. [10-inch; 

only U.S. issue of the Bizet; superb copy for a 10-inch] Col ML-2133. A--(few ticks beg Maid; s/s)......... 18.00 

1447. BEECHAM: Delius - Dance Rhapsody #1; Summer Night on the River; Summer Evening; Intermezzo 

& Serenade from Hassan; When Twilight Fancies; A Song Before Sunrise; On Hearing the First 

Cuckoo in Spring. RPO. [only in print 11/53 - 3/56; fine copy of a scarce issue - this is first copy 

I've ever seen] RCA LHMV-1050. A-........................................................................................................... 35.00 

1448. BEECHAM: Delius - North Country Sketches; Eventyr. RPO. [demo copy] Col ML-4637. A-(little or 

no snd fr lt blem; back cov writing)............................................................................................................... 12.00 

1449. BEECHAM: Delius - Piano Concerto (Betty Beecham, piano); A Song of the High Hills (Luton 

Choir). RPO. [PD labels] RCA LVT-1045. A-(superb)............................................................................... 25.00 

1450. BEECHAM: Goldmark - Rustic Wedding Symphony. RPO. Col ML-4626. A--("6-eyes")................................ 14.00 

1451. BEECHAM: Handel - Faithful Shepherd Suite. Haydn - Symphony #93. RPO. Col ML-54374. A-("6eyes;" 

1st copy I've had in 14 years!) ............................................................................................................ 20.00 

1452. BEECHAM: Handel - Messiah (excerpts). Labbette; Brunskill; Eisdell; Williams; BBC Cho; Orch. 

[recorded 1927] EMI HLM-7053. A- to A ...................................................................................................... 8.00 

1453. BEECHAM: Handel/Beecham - The Great Elopement. Mozart - Divertimento #2. RPO. [in print 2/53 - 

3/56] RCA LHMV-1030. B++(mostly plays a fine A-, but a few flaws)...................................................... 25.00

LP's: Conductors - continued 

1454. BEECHAM: Haydn - Symphony #93 - #98. RPO. Cap GCR-7127(3). A- .......................................................... 24.00 

1455. BEECHAM: Lord Berners - Triumph of Neptune Suite (Phila!). Richard Arnell - Punch & the Child 

(RPO). [scarce!] Col ML-4593. B+(occ tks; "6-eyes" labels) ...................................................................... 32.00 

1456. BEECHAM: Mozart - Symphony #31. Schubert - Symphony #8. RPO. Col ML-4474. B++("6-eyes" 

labels)............................................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

1457. BEECHAM: Mozart - Symphony #35 & #36. RPO. Col ML-5001. A-("6-eyes" labels) .................................... 16.00 

1458. BEECHAM: Overtures - Semiramide (Phila); Merry Wives of Windsor (Col Sym); Ruy Blas; Hebrides; 

La Cambiale di Matrimonio; Morning, Noon & Night in Vienna (last four with RPO). [In special 

sleeve which identifies this disc as a limited edition bonus for Columbia Record Club members; 

label is red-white-and-black "6-eyes" design] Col CB-1. B+........................................................................ 16.00 

1459. BEECHAM: Schubert - Symphony #1 & #2. RPO. Col ML-4903. A-("6-eyes" labels)...................................... 18.00 

1460. BEECHAM: Sibelius - Symphony #1. RPO. [blue labels] Col ML-4653. A--..................................................... 12.00 

1461.*BEECHAM: Sibelius - Symphony #7; The Oceanides; Pelleas et Melisande. RPO. [blue labels] Angel 

S-35458. A-.................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1462. BEECHAM: Sibelius - Tapiola. Debussy - Printemps. RPO. [in print 1/53 - 3/56] RCA LM-9001. 

B+(occ tks; earliest labels)............................................................................................................................. 20.00 

1463. BEECHAM: Tchaikovsky 2nd; Waltz of the Flowers. RPO. Col ML-4872. B+("6-eyes")................................. 15.00 

1464.*BEECHAM: Favorite Overtures - Gazza Ladra; Midsummer Night's Dream; Cambiale di Matrimonio; 

Fair Melusina; Corsaire. RPO. [Nice cover portrait of Beecham on the Riviera or some similar 

place!] Capitol SG-7251. A-.......................................................................................................................... 18.00 

BEECHAM: See also #189, 198, 220, 250, 276, 366, 540, 555, 863, 1144, 1145 & 1342. 

1465.*BERGLUND: Sibelius - Symphony #5; En Saga. Bournemouth Sym. Angel S-37104. A- ................................ 8.00 

1466. BERNSTEIN: Beethoven - Symphony 3. Stadium Concerts Orch. [INCLUDES 10-inch analysis disc 

narrated by Bernstein] Music Appreciation Society MAR 5612. A--(brief tks mvt 2; analysis disc 

B+) ................................................................................................................................................................. 20.00 

1467. BERNSTEIN: Bernstein - Symphony #1 ("Jeremiah;" Merriman, soprano; St.Louis Sym); Facsimile - 

Choreographic Essay (RCA Victor Sym). [mono-only recordings] British RCA SMA-7002. A- .............. 16.00 

1468.*BERNSTEIN: Bernstein - West Side Story Dances; Candide Overture. William Schuman - American 

Festival Overture. Barber - Adagio. LAPO. DGG 2532 085. A- to A.......................................................... 12.00 

1469. BERNSTEIN: Brahms - Symphony #4. Stadium Concerts Sym. [INCLUDES the 10-inch analysis 

record narrated by Bernstein (which grades B+)] Music Appreciation Records MAR 578. A-(but 

side 1 a little off-center)................................................................................................................................. 16.00 

1470. BERNSTEIN: Copland - Billy the Kid Suite. Gershwin - An American in Paris. RCA Victor Sym. 

[mono-only] British RCA SMA-7016. A- to A(lovely pressing!)................................................................. 16.00 

1471.*BERNSTEIN: Debussy - Jeux; Two Nocturnes; Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun. NYP. Col MS- 

6271. A- ......................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1472.*BERNSTEIN: Dvorak - Symphony #9. NYP. Col MS-6393. A-("2-eyes" labels; demo copy) .......................... 12.00 

1473.*BERNSTEIN: Haydn - Symphony # 97 & #98. [NYP] Col M-35844. A- .......................................................... 10.00 

1474.*BERNSTEIN: Haydn - Symphony # 99 & #100. NYP. Col M-34126. A- .......................................................... 10.00 

1475.*BERNSTEIN: Haydn - Symphony #101 & #103. NYP. Col M-33531. A- ......................................................... 10.00 

1476.*BERNSTEIN: Ives - Holidays Symphony. NYP. Col MS-7147. A-("2-eyes" labels)......................................... 12.00 

1477.*BERNSTEIN: Mahler - Symphony # 7. NYP. Col M2S-739(2). A-("2-eyes" labels)......................................... 18.00 

1478.*BERNSTEIN: Ravel - Concerto in G (Col Sym). Shostakovich Concerto #2 (NYP). Bernstein also 

plays piano in both. Col MS-6043. A-(early "2-eyes" labels) ......................................................................... 9.00 

1479. BERNSTEIN: Schumann - Symphony #2. Stadium Concerts Sym. [INCLUDES the 10-inch analysis 

record narrated by Bernstein (which grades B++)] Music Appreciation Records MAR 575. A-/B ............. 16.00 

1480.*BERNSTEIN: Shostakovich 5th. NYP. [dig] CBS DGTM-6000. A- .................................................................... 8.00


1481.*BERNSTEIN: Sibelius - Symphony #5; Pohjola's Daughter. NYP. Col MS-6749. A-(early "2eyes"labels)...................................................................................................................................................... 

9.00 

1482. BERNSTEIN: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #6. Stadium Concerts Sym. [INCLUDES the 10-inch analysis 

record narrated by Bernstein (which grades A--)] Music Appreciation Records MAR 6250. B+ to 

B(varies)......................................................................................................................................................... 16.00 

1483.*BERNSTEIN: Vaughan Williams - Symphony #4. NYP. Col MS-7177. A-(early "2-eyes" labels)................... 12.00 

1484. BOHM: Reger - Mozart Variations. Mozart - Serenata Notturna. BPO. Decca DL-9979. A-.............................. 12.00 

1485. BOHM: Strauss - Alpine Symphony. Dresden Staatskapelle. Decca DL-9970. A-(very quiet pressing 

for this issue).................................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1486. BOHM: Bohm in Dresden, Volume 4: OPERATIC EXCERPTS: WAGNER: Meistersinger 

(Complete Act 3 with Nissen; Ralf; Teschemacher). ARIAS, DUETS & CHORUSES from 

Rosenkavalier, Daphne, Freischutz, Tannhauser, Lohengrin, Meistersinger, Otello, Faust, Fanciulla 

& Cav (vocalists include Rethy; Hongen; Teschemacher; Ralf; Herrmann; Goltz). 

OVERTURES, INTERMEZZI & OTHER ORCHESTRAL EXCERPTS from Rosenkavalier, 

Salome, Seraglio, Figaro, Oberon, Bartered Bride, Freischutz, Hansel & Gretel, Dutchman, 

Tannhauser, Lohengrin, Meistersinger, Aida, Cav, Pag, Fledermaus, 1001 Nights & Donna Diana. 

Dresden Staatskapelle & Staatsoper Cho. [Recorded 1938-40] Electrola 1C137-53 514/19(6). A- 

to A ................................................................................................................................................................ 24.00 

1487.*BOSKOVSKY: Lanner - Waltzes & Galops (8). Johann Strauss Orch, Vienna. [quad] Angel S- 

37248. A- ......................................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1488.*BOSKOVSKY: Mozart - Musical Joke; Serenade #1, K.100. Vienna Mozart Ens. London STS-15301. 

A- ..................................................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1489.*BOSKOVSKY: Mozart - Divertimenti #1 & #2. Vienna Mozart Ens. London STS-15170. A-(minor 

cover scuffs)..................................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1490.*BOSKOVSKY: Strauses - Feuerfest & Jokey Polkas; 1001 Nights, Kaiser, Loreley-Rheinklange & 

Citron Waltzes; Napoleon March. Ziehrer - Facherpolonaise. VPO. London STS-15363. A-....................... 8.00 

1491.*BOULEZ: Debussy - Clarinet Rhapsody (de Peyer); Three Nocturnes (Alldis Cho); Printemps. NPO. 

Col M-30483. A-.............................................................................................................................................. 8.00 

1492.*BOULEZ: Debussy - Images (complete); Dances Sacree et Profane (Chalifoux, harp). CO. Col MS- 

7362. A-(early "2-eyes" labels) ..................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1493.*BOULEZ: Handel - Water Music (complete). NYP. Col M-33436. A-(demo copy; c/c)...................................... 5.00 

1494. BOULT: Beethoven - Symphony #8. Weber - Freischutz Overture. Wagner - Tristan Prelude. 

Humperdinck - Hansel Overture. BBC Sym. [Recorded 1932; among Boult's first recordings] Pearl 

GEMM-264. A-(c/c) ........................................................................................................................................ 9.00 

1495. BOULT: Elgar - Falstaff; Cockaigne Overture. Philharmonic Promenade Orch. West XWN-18526. 

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

1496. BOULT: Elgar - Symphony #1. LPO. [in print 7/53 - 3/56] RCA LHMV-1036. A-(lovely copy!)..................... 16.00 

1497. BOULT: Elgar - Symphony #2. Chopin-Elgar - Funeral March. BBC Sym. [recorded 1944 & 1932; 

DMM] EMI ED-29 0355 1. A- to A.............................................................................................................. 10.00 

1498. BOULT: Holst - The Planets. Elgar - Introduction & Allegro for Strings. BBC Sym. [recorded 1945 & 

1937, respectively][DMM] EMI ED-29 0725 1. A- to A.............................................................................. 12.00 

1499. BOULT: Holst - The Planets. BBC Sym. [issued 8/52; deleted 3/56] RCA LHMV-1002. B(mostly plays 

much better, but some scrs) ............................................................................................................................. 9.00 

1500. BUSCH: Brahms - Symphony #4. Vienna Symphony. [Live; October 15, 1950; Swiss issue; first 

release of this broadcast recording, c.1982] Relief RL-833. A- to A ............................................................ 20.00 

1501. BUSCH: Mozart - Symphony #36. Haydn - Symphony #88. Danish Radio Sym. [only in print 8/52 - 

3/56] RCA LHMV-1019. B+......................................................................................................................... 25.00


1502. BUSCH: Mozart - Idomeneo (excerpts). Jurinac; MacNeil; Lewis; Young; Glyndebourne Festival 

Orch & Cho. [recorded 1951 - Busch's final recording] [in print 8/52 - 3/56] RCA LHMV-1021. 

A-(very fine) .................................................................................................................................................. 24.00 

1503. CANTELLI: Brahms - Symphony #1. PO. [only in print from March or April of 1954 to March 1956; 

one of the scarcest of Cantelli issues] RCA LHMV-1054. A--(fine copy with only very minor 

flaws) ............................................................................................................................................................. 35.00 

1504. CANTELLI: Schumann - Symphony #4. Wagner - Siegfried Idyll. Cantelli/PO. [In print 7/55 - 2/57; 

insert print is an untitled original woodcut by Antonio Frasconi] [1S/1] RCA LHMV-13. A- .................... 45.00 

1505. CASALS: Beethoven - Symphonies #1 & 4; Coriolan & Ruins of Athens Overtures. Brahms - Haydn 

Variations. LSO (in Coriolan & Brahms; recorded 1928); Orquesta Casals de Barcelona (in rest; 

recorded 1929) German Electrola 1C187-03 039/40(2). A- to A.................................................................. 35.00 

1506. CASALS: Mozart - Symphony #29; Eine Kleine Nachtmusik. Perpignan Festival Orch. Col ML-4563. 

B+("6-eyes" labels)........................................................................................................................................ 10.00 

CELIBIDACHE: See #638 & 657. 

1507.*CHAILLY: Prokofiev - Alexander Nevsky. Arkhipova; CO & Cho. [dig; DMM; German pressing] 

Decca 6.42945. A- to A ................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1508.*CHAILLY: Stravinsky - Danses Concertante; Dumbarton Oaks Concerto; Tango; Ragtime. London 

Sinfonietta. Dischi Ricordi RCL-27037. A- to A ........................................................................................... 8.00 

1509. CLEVA: Verdi Overtures - Forza, Traviata (& Act 3 Prelude), Vespri, Aida (& Ballet Music). Gounod - 

Faust Ballet Music. Metropolitan Opera Orch. [nice copy of an obscure recording!] Col ML- 

4886. A--("6-eyes" labels) ............................................................................................................................. 16.00 

1510.*CLUYTENS: Debussy - Images (complete); Jeux. PCO. [blue labels] Angel S-36212. A- ................................. 9.00 

1511. CLUYTENS: Massenet - Scenes Alsaciennes; Scenes Pittoresqaues; Phedre Overture. Paris Opera 

Orch (Alsaciennes); Paris Opera Comique Orch (rest). [nice fold-open album; French-only 

notes] Voix de son Maitre 2907851. A- to A ................................................................................................ 16.00 

1512. COATES: Stravinsky - Song of the Nightingale (excerpts). Mozart - Symphony #41. Respighi - 

Fountains of Rome. LSO. [recorded 1927-30; notes by Tom Clear, 1981] Albert Coates Heritage 

E-302. A- ....................................................................................................................................................... 32.00 

1513. COATES: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #3; Francesca da Rimini; Hamlet. LSO. [recorded 1930-32] 

Encore E-301. A- ........................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1514. COLLINS: Sibelius - Symphony #5. LSO. [10-inch] Decca BR-3068. A- .......................................................... 12.00 

1515.*DAVIS: Stravinsky - Le Sacre du Printemps. ACO. [fine performance] Philips 9500 323. A- to A .................... 7.00 

1516.*DAVIS (COLIN): Haydn - Symphony # 86 & #98. [ACO] Philips 9500 678. A- to A ........................................ 7.00 

DEFAUW: See #1084, 1086, 1089, 1090 & 1123. 

1517. DE SABATA: Glazounov - Excerpts from Middle Ages Suite. De Sabata - Juventus. Mossolov - Iron 

Foundry. Respighi - Feste Romane. Stravinsky - Fireworks. BPO (in Feste); E.I.A.R Sym (in rest). 

Discocorp IGI-356. A-................................................................................................................................... 24.00 

1518. DE SABATA: Stravinsky - Song of the Nightingale (Stockholm Phil; 9-29-47). Ravel - La Valse 

(VPO; 8-1-53); Bolero (NYP; 3-5-50). Dukas - Sorcerer's Apprentice (NYP; 3-10-50). Fonit Cetra 

DOC-59. A- to A ........................................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1519.*DE WAART: Wagner - Overtures to Die Feen & Flying Dutchman; Tannhauser Overture & Venusberg 

Music. ACO. Philips 9500 746. A- to A(demo copy)..................................................................................... 8.00 

DOBROWEN: See also #246, 639, 646, 648, 656, 1396, 1397 & 1401. 

1520.*DOHNANYI: Mendelssohn - Symphony #4; Overtures: Calm Sea & Prosperous Voyage & Hebrides. 

VPO. [very early digital - recorded December 1978] London LDR-10003. A- ............................................. 8.00 

1521. DORATI: Copland - Four Dance Episodes from Rodeo. Dallas Sym. [10-inch] [interesting precursor to 

Dorati's stunning Mercury with Mpls] RCA LM-32. A--(just a few tks; terrific copy!)............................... 20.00


1522.*DORATI: Stravinsky - Firebird. Detroit Sym. [dig] London 410 109-1. A- to A(Dutch press) ........................... 8.00 

DORATI: See also #577, 597, 603, 614, 616, 619, 622, 813, 844, 1102 & 1320. 

1523. ENESCO: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #4. Enesco - Roumanian Rhapsody #1. USSR Sym. [Live, 1946; 

Enesco adds cymbal crash (a la Scherchen) at start of final chord of the symphony, but then adds 

another as chord cuts off! Suprisingly good sound for the time and place.] Melodiya M10-49209 

004. A- ........................................................................................................................................................... 32.00 

1524.*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 

1525. FIEDLER: Brahms - Hungarian Dances #1 - #6. BPS. [10-inch] RCA LM-67. B++ .......................................... 10.00 

1526. FIEDLER: Gilbert & Sullivan Overtures (5). BPS. [10-inch] RCA LM-7006. B+/B ............................................ 9.00 

1527. FIEDLER: Grieg - Peer Gynt Suites #1 & #2. BPS. [10-inch] RCA LM-7002. B/B- ............................................ 7.00 

1528. FIEDLER: Strauss Waltzes - Blue Danube; Treasure; Tales from the Vienna Woods. BPS. [10-inch] 

RCA LM-68. B ................................................................................................................................................ 7.00 

1529.*FIEDLER: Strausses - New Vienna, Fairy Tales from the Orient & Emperor Waltzes; Chinese Galop; 

Tritsch-Tratsch & In a Viennese Park Polkas; Perpetuum Mobile; March from Gypsy Baron. BPS. 

DGG 2584 008. A- to A(demo copy) ............................................................................................................ 12.00 

1530. FIEDLER: A Boston Pops Program - Capriccio Espagnole; Marche Slave; Fingal's Cave Overture. 

BPS. [10-inch] RCA LM-164. B................................................................................................................... 10.00 

1531.+FURTWANGLER: Beethoven - Symphony #9. Schwarzkopf; Hongen; Hopf; Edelmann; Bayreuth 

Festival Orchestra & Chorus. [Live; July 29, 1951; German-only notes; complimentary copy 

from Continental Bank, in commemoration of the opening of their Munich branch] Electrola 

1C047-00811/12(2). A- to A ......................................................................................................................... 20.00 

1532. FURTWANGLER: Haydn - Symphony #94. Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik. VPO. [only in print 

8/52 - 3/56] RCA LHMV-1018. B/B+ .......................................................................................................... 20.00 

1533. FURTWANGLER: Honegger - Mouvement Symphonique #3. Ravel - Rapsodie Espagnole. Debussy - 

Two Nocturnes. Live concerts: VPO (Ravel, 1951); BPO (Honegger, 1952; Debussy, 1951). Fonit 

Cetra FE-15. A- to A...................................................................................................................................... 25.00 

1534. FURTWANGLER: Karl Holler - Cello Concerto (Hoelscher). Wolfgang Fortner - Violin Concerto 

(Taschner). BPO. [Live, Berlin; 1949] Fonit Cetra FE-31. A- to A ............................................................ 25.00 

1535.+FURTWANGLER: Meistersinger Prelude; Moldau; Les Preludes; Eine Kleine Nachtmusik. VPO. 

[German-only notes] Electrola SHZE-105. A- to B+...................................................................................... 8.00 

1536. FURTWANGLER: Schubert - Symphony #8. Nicolai - Merry Wives of Windsor Overture. Weber - 

Oberon Overture. Schubert - Rosamunde Ballet Music #2 & Entr'acte #3. VPO. [only in print from 

8/52 - late 1956; one of the scarcest of the LHMV's in my experience] RCA LHMV-1020. A- 

(unusually fine copy) ..................................................................................................................................... 45.00 

1537. FURTWANGLER: Strauss - Death & Tranfiguration. Smetana - The Moldau. Schumann - Manfred 

Overture. VPO. [only in print 12/52 - 8/56] RCA LHMV-1023. A--(tiny scr beg Manfred: increase 

anti-skate)....................................................................................................................................................... 20.00 

1538. FURTWANGLER: Strauss - Don Juan; Till Eulenspiegel. Weber - Euryanthe & Freischutz Overtures. 

VPO. [In print from May or June of 1955 until February 1957; insert print, an original woodcut by 

John Ross, is untitled, but the subject is clearly Till!] RCA LHMV-19. A-/A--(lgt blems snd 

occasionally, Till; box superb)....................................................................................................................... 59.00 

1539. FURTWANGLER: Wagner - Siegfried's Rhine Journey & Funeral Music; Siegfried Idyll; Dance of the 

Apprentices; Ride of the Valkyries. VPO. [only in print 11/53 - 2/57] RCA LHMV-1049. A-(nice 

copy!)............................................................................................................................................................. 45.00 

FURTWANGLER: See also #188, 301, 305, 309, 311, 316, 321, 354-55, 698, 902, 

1160, 1162 &1280. 

1540.*GERDES: Brahms Symphony #4. Wagner Meistersinger Prelude. BPO. DG 139 423. A- to A .......................... 8.00


1541.*GIULINI: Beethoven - Symphony #7. CSO Angel S-36048. FS......................................................................... 12.00 

1542.*GIULINI: Britten - Serenade for Tenor, Horn & Strings (Clevenger; CSO); Les Illuminations (PO). 

(Tear, tenor in both. DGG 2531 199. A- to A................................................................................................. 9.00 

1543.*GIULINI: Mahler - Symphony #9. CSO. DGG 2707 097(2). A- to A................................................................. 18.00 

1544.*GIULINI: Stravinsky - Firebird & Petrouchka Suites. CSO. Angel SFO-36039. A- ............................................ 8.00 

1545. GOBERMAN: Corelli - Twelve Concerti Grossi, Op. 6 (complete). Vienna Sinfonietta. Odyssey 32 36 

0002(3). A-..................................................................................................................................................... 14.00 

1546.*GOLSCHMANN: Mendelssohn - Symphony #4; Midsummer Night's Dream Music. VSOO. Van SRV- 

122SD. A- ........................................................................................................................................................ 8.00 

1547. GOLSCHMANN: Tchaikovsky - Francesca da Rimini; Romeo & Juliet. St. Louis Sym. Capitol P-8225. 

B(Romeo)/B+(Francesca)................................................................................................................................ 8.00 

1548. GUI: Mozart - Symphony #38. Haydn - Symphony #60. Glyndebourne Festival Orch. [recorded in 

March & September of 1953; issued late 1954; deleted March 1956] RCA LHMV-1064. B+.................... 24.00 

1549.*HAITINK: Mendelssohn - Midsummer Night's Dream Music (complete). Watts; Woodland; ACO; 

Women's Cho. Philips 6570 021. A- to A...................................................................................................... 7.00 

1550.*HENDERSON: (Skitch): Debut Concert at Carnegie Hall of New York Pops Orchestra. Varied 

program of Irving Berlin, Grofe, Victor Herbert, Glenn Miller, etc. [dig; live, April 8, 1983] Sefel 

SEFD-5026. A- to A ........................................................................................................................................ 8.00 

1551.*HORENSTEIN: Mahler - Symphony #4. M.Price; LPO. Monitor MCS-2141. A-............................................ 10.00 

1552.*IVANOV: Rimsky-Korsakov - Symphony #2 ("Antar"); Capriccio Espagnol. Moscow Radio Orch. 

Mel-Angel SR-40230. A- ................................................................................................................................ 9.00 

1553.*JOCHUM: Bruckner - Symphony #4 (BPO); Five Motets (Holm, tenor; BVRS Cho; Instrumental 

Ens. [tulip labels] DGG 139 134/35(2). A- to A ........................................................................................... 30.00 

1554.*JOCHUM: Bruckner - Symphony #7 (BPO); 3 Motets; Psalm 150 (Stader; BPO; Cho. [tulip labels] 

DGG 139 137/38(2). A- to A......................................................................................................................... 30.00 

1555. JOCHUM: Bruckner - Symphony #9 (BVRS). LEHMANN: Beethoven - Choral Fantasy (Foldes; 

BPO). Decca DXA-139(2). A- ...................................................................................................................... 18.00 

1556.*JOCHUM: Schubert - Symphony #9. BVRS Decca DL-79993. A-..................................................................... 12.00 

1557.*KARAJAN: Schumann - Symphonies #1-#4; Overture, Scherzo & Finale. BPO. DGG 2709 036(3). A- 

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

1558.*KEMPE: Strauss - Dance Suite After Couperin; Don Quixote (Tortelier; Rostal); Ein Heldenleben; 

Death & Transfiguration; Rosenkavalier Waltzes. Staatskapelle Dresden. [Complete Strauss 

orchestral works, Vol 2] Electrola 1C195-50 344/46(3). A- to A ................................................................. 18.00 

1559.*KLEMPERER: Brahms - Symphony #3; Academic Festival Overture. PO. [blue labels] Angel S-35545. 

FS................................................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1560.*KLEMPERER: Mendelssohn - Midsummer Night's Dream Music. Heather Harper; Janet Baker; PO 

& Cho. [blue labels] Angel S-35881. A-....................................................................................................... 12.00 

1561.*KLEMPERER: Schubert - Symphony #9. PO. [blue labels] Angel S-35946. A-................................................ 12.00 

1562.*KLETZKI: Beethoven 1st & 2nd. CPO. MHS OR-B-165. A-............................................................................... 8.00 

1563. KONWITSCHNY: Wagner Overtures - Das Liebesverbot; Die Feen; Rienzi; Dutchman. Munich State 

Opera Orch. Urania URLP-7069. A--.......................................................................................................... 13.00 

1564.*KOSTELANETZ: Hovhaness - And God Created Great Whales. Sibelius - Tempest Excerpts. 

Skalkottas - Three Greek Dances. Weill - Mack the Knife. Glinka - Jota Aragonesa. [orch not 

identified] Col M-30390. A-.......................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1565.*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 

1566. KOUSSEVITZKY: Copland - Appalachian Spring; El Salon Mexico. BSO. RCA LCT-1134. A--/A- .............. 20.00


567. KOUSSEVITZKY: Prokofiev - Peter and the Wolf. Eleanor Roosevelt, narrator; BSO. [10-inch] 

[Celebrated collectors' item, both for Roosevelt and for one of Koussevitzky's final discs; recorded 

August 19, 1950 at Tanglewood] RCA LM-45. B+(a few marks tick briefly, but a fine copy) ................... 75.00 

1568. KRAUSS: Strauss (J) - Seid Umschlungen Millionen; Bei Uns Z'Haur. Vienna Symphony. [10-inch; 

obscure Krauss - I've never seen this before!] Remington RLP-149-26. B++(fine for a Remington!)......... 20.00 

1569.*KUBELIK: Schumann - Symphony #1 & #4. BPO. [fine cover portrait of Kubelik] DGG 138 860. A- 

to A ................................................................................................................................................................ 10.00 

KUBELIK: See also #7, 90, 589, 593, 633, 633, 1084, 1086, 1088, 1092, 1343 & 1353. 

1570. KURTZ: Khachaturian - Gayne Suites #1 & 2. NYP. Col ML-4030. B+............................................................... 9.00 

1571. KURTZ: Russian Music - Prokofiev March; Shostakovich Waltz & Age of Gold Polka; Flight of 

Bumblebee; Glinka Mazurka; Eugen Onegin Entr'acte & Waltz (all with NYP). Offenbach - Gaite 

Parisienne Ballet (Col Sym). Col ML-4233. B+(occ lgt tks)........................................................................ 13.00 

1572. KURTZ: Villa-Lobos - Uirapuru (symphonic poem). Chopin/Gretchaninov - Les Sylphides. NYP. Col 

ML-4255. B+ ................................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1573. LAMBERT: Walton - Facade Suite. PO. SARGENT: Elgar - Wand of Youth Suite. Liverpool 

Philharmonic. [blue labels] Col ML-4793. B ................................................................................................ 9.00 

1574.*LANE: Schubert - Symphony #1. Mendelssohn - Symphony #1. CO. Col MS-7391. A-("2-eyes" labels) ........ 12.00 

1575.*LEHEL: Liszt - Dante Symphony. Laszlo, soprano; Budapest Philharmonic. West WST-14152. A-................ 8.00 

1576.*LEINSDORF: Mozart - Three Marches, K.408; Six Minuets, K.599; Minuet, K.409; March of the 

Priests, K.620; Sis German Dances, K.509. LSO. Col M-35154. A- ............................................................. 8.00 

1577. LEINSDORF: Rimsky-Korsakov - Antar. CO. [10-inch] Col ML-2044. B ........................................................... 9.00 

LEINSDORF: See also #73, 74, 339, 366, 631, 634, 654, 684, 782, 792, 803, 1092 & 1407. 

1578. LUDWIG: Beethoven 8th. Berlin Sym. Royale 1240. B++(exceptionally fine pressing for Royale).................. 13.00 

1579. MALKO: Tchaikovsky - 1812 Overture. Herold - Zampa Overture. Weber - Oberon Overture. PO. [nice 

cover portrait of Malko] EMI DLP-1069. A- ................................................................................................ 16.00 

MALKO: See also #632, 635, 636, 645, 648, 656, 659, 675 & 1107. 

1580. MARKEVITCH: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #6. BPO. Decca DL-9811. A-- ....................................................... 18.00 

MARKEVITCH: See also #639, 649, 937. 

1581.*MARRINER: Bach - The Art of the Fugue. [ASMF] Philips 6747 172(2). A- to A ............................................. 9.00 

1582.*MARRINER: Beethoven - Symphony #4; Grosse Fuge. ASMF. Philips 9500 033. A- to A................................ 7.00 

1583.*MARRINER: Elgar - Enigma Variations; Pomp & Circumstance Marches #1, #2 & #4. ACO. Philips 

9500 424. A- to A ............................................................................................................................................ 6.00 

1584.*MARRINER: Stravinsky - Danses Concertantes; Concerto in D for Strings; Dumbarton Oaks Concerto. 

LA Ch Orch. Angel S-37081. A- ................................................................................................................... 5.00 

1585.*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 

MARTINON: See also #787, 796, 958,1084, 1085, 1086, 1089, 1090, 1092 &1263. 

1586.*MASUR: Beethoven - Symphony #2 & #9. Tomowa-Sintow; Burmeister; Schreier; Adam; Leipzig 

Gewandhaus; Leipzig Radio Cho. [German-only notes] Eterna 8 26 421-2(2). A-................................... 12.00 

1587.*MASUR: Schumann - Symphony #3; Overture to Bride of Messina. Leipzig Gewandhaus Orch. 

[German-only notes] Eterna 8 26 491. A- ....................................................................................................... 8.00 

1588.*MATA: Ravel - Ma Mere l'Oye (complete ballet); La Valse; Valses Nobles et Sentimentales. Dallas 

Sym. [dig; lovely Teldec pressing] RCA ARC1-4815. A- to A(demo) .......................................................... 8.00


1589.*MATA: Ravel - Rapsodie Espagnole; Alborada del Gracioso; Bolero. Dallas Sym. [dig] RCA ARC1- 

3686. A- to A ................................................................................................................................................... 7.00 

MITROPOULOS: See #335, 343, 351, 366 & 661. 

MONTEUX: See #190, 366, 595, 747, 806, 808 & 1153. 

1590. MUNCH: Mozart - Marriage of Figaro Overture. Schumann - Genoveva Overture. Handel - Water 

Music Suite. BSO. [10-inch; very early Munch/BSO, gone Feb 1957; Mozart not available again ] 

RCA LM-7009. B+(occ tks) .......................................................................................................................... 35.00 

MUNCH: See also #60, 282, 627, 666, 723, 723, 749, 755, 767, 769, 772, 810, 818 &1166. 

1591. ORMANDY: Brahms - Symphony #3. Phila. [recorded 1946; their first of two (second in stereo in 

1967); adds timpani in a couple of spots!] [blue labels] Col ML-4088. A-(superb copy for blue 

label!!/brief tks mvt 2) ................................................................................................................................... 45.00 

1592.*ORMANDY: Nielsen - Symphony #1; Helios & Rhapsodic Overtures; Pan & Syrinx. Ormandy/Phila. 

Col MS-7004. A-(early "2-eyes" labels; s/s) ................................................................................................. 11.00 

1593.*ORMANDY: Sibelius - Symphony #2. Phila. A-(early "2-eyes" labels; slight cover scuffs) ............................... 9.00 

1594. ORMANDY: Tchaikovsky - Nutcracker Suite. Ormandy/Phila. [10-inch] [Sounds commonplace, but a 

very unusual disc. By the early 50's, of course Ormandy/Phila had long been Columbia artists. This 

recording was made in 1941, and is the only example I can think of (outside of accompaniments for 

famous soloists) where Ormandy 78's were reissued on a full-price Red Seal release (many, of 

course, appeared on Camden as "Warwick Symphony").] RCA LM-8. B(first copy I've ever seen) ........... 32.00 

1595. ORMANDY: Tchaikovsky - Serenade for Strings. Barber - Adagio. Vaughan Williams - Greensleeves 

Fantasia. Borodin - Nocturne. Phila. [Serenade from 1952, mono-only; rest from 1957, later issued 

in stereo with the 1960 stereo remake of the Serenade] Col ML-5187. A- to B+........................................... 8.00 

1596.*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 

ORMANDY: See also # 79, 84-5, 116-7, 184, 986, 990, 1141, 1209, 1216, 1248, 1253, 

1267, 1367, 1379, 1383 & 1388. 

1597.*PARAY: Paray - Symphony #2. ORTF. [recorded 1968] Carthagene 731889. A- ............................................. 20.00 

1598.*PARAY: Wagner - Tristan Prelude & Liebestod. Beethoven - Symphony #8. ORTF. [recorded 1968 & 

1973] Carthagene 731888. A- to A................................................................................................................ 12.00 

PARAY: See also #609, 611, 621, 844, 1296. 

1599. PEDROTTI: Brahms - Symphony #4. CPO. [Venezuelan pressing of Supraphon SUA 10014] Los 

Grandes Maestros de la Musica GMM 14. A-(but sd 1 tiny bit off-center) .................................................. 13.00 

1600. REINER: Shostakovich - Symphony #6. Pittsburgh Sym. Col ML-4249. A--/B++(superior copy, very 

early blue label pressing) ............................................................................................................................... 21.00 

1601. REINER: Tchaikovsky Waltzes - From Eugen Onegin, Symphony #5, Swan Lake, Nutcracker & 

Sleeping Beauty. RCA Victor Sym. [10-inch; one of the very scarcest of Reiner LP's!] RCA LM- 

103. B+(a few ticky spots, but mostly very fine) .......................................................................................... 41.00 

REINER: See also #17, 277, 366, 377, 625-26, 628, 683, 699, 729, 739, 741-42, 746, 748, 

758, 764, 771, 780, 805-6, 809, 811, 816, 1084-1091, 1305, 1321 & 1322. 

1602. RODZINSKI: Rachmaninov 2nd. NYP. Entre RL-3049. B-................................................................................... 6.00 

RODZINSKI: See also #318, 339, 869, 1084, 1085, 1086, 1089 & 1090. 

1603. ROMBERG: Waltzing With Romberg - Waltzes by Lehar, Ziehrer, Strauss, (2), Schubert & 

Romberg(3). His Orch. [10-inch] RCA LM-91. B ......................................................................................... 8.00 

1604. SAMOSUD: Napravnik - Ukrainian Cossack Dance. Oginski - Polonaise. Rubinstein - Valse-Caprice. 

Glazounov - Concert Waltz. Weber - Invitation to the Dance. Beethoven - King Stephen Overture. 

Misc Russian orchestras. Melodiya M10-42627-28. A- ............................................................................. 16.00 

1605.*SANDERLING: Franck Symphony. Dresden Staatskapelle. Heliodor 2548 132. A- ....................................... 12.00


1606.*SANDERLING: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #4. Berlin Sym. [very early digital: recorded 1978; lovely 

Japanese pressing] Denon OX-7137-ND. A- to A ........................................................................................ 12.00 

1607.*SANDERLING: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #6. Berlin Sym. [early digital: recorded 1979; silky 

Japanese pressing] Denon OX-7183-ND. A- to A ........................................................................................ 12.00 

1608. SARGENT: Elgar - Enigma Variations. Purcell (arr. Albert Coates) - Suite from the Dramatic Music of 

Purcell. LSO. Decca ACL-55. A-.................................................................................................................. 12.00 

1609. SARGENT: Rachmaninoff - Symphony #3. BBC Sym. [In deluxe box with Ryder print displayed 

thorough frame-cut box cover; this box, print & notes are in excellent condition (just minor spine 

defects; these boxed LHMV's so often ended up crushed). Only in print 8/55 - 2/57.] RCA LHMV- 

20. A- ............................................................................................................................................................. 26.00 

1610.*SAWALLISCH: Mozart - Symphonies #38 & #39. CPO. Eurodisc 200-150-366. A-(slight cover 

scuffs)............................................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1611.*SAWALLISCH: Mozart - Symphonies #40 & #41. CPO. Eurodisc 202-550-366. A-(c/c) .................................. 8.00 

1612. SCHERCHEN: Beethoven - Incidental Music to Egmont. Laszlo, soprano; VSOO. London Ducretet / 

Thomson DTL-93085. A-.............................................................................................................................. 24.00 

1613. SCHERCHEN: Haydn - Symphony # 55 & #104. Vienna Sym. West WL-5066. A-.......................................... 12.00 

1614. SCHERCHEN: Mahler - Symphony #1. PSOL. West XWN-18014. A- to B+...................................................... 9.00 

1615.*SCHMIDT-ISSERSTEDT: Brahms - Hungarian Dances (complete). NWDR. [French-only notes] Score 

SCO-8528. A- .................................................................................................................................................. 8.00 

1617. SCHURICHT: Brahms - Symphony #2. VPO. Decca ACL-256. A-.................................................................... 32.00 

1618. SEJNA: Dvorak - Legends. CPO Supraphon ALPV-311. B................................................................................. 12.00 

1619. SEJNA: Dvorak - Slavonic Rhapsodies #1 - #3; Scherzo Capriccioso. CPO. Supraphon LPV-407. B+............. 18.00 

1620. SILVESTRI: Ravel - Rapsodie Espagnole. DESORMIERE: Ravel - Bolero. CPO (in both). [colorful 

performances!] Parliament PLP-114. A- ....................................................................................................... 12.00 

1621.*SILVESTRI: Tchaikovsky - Capriccio Italien; 1812 Overture; Eugen Onegin Polonaise. Bournemouth 

Sym. MHS 4503. A-........................................................................................................................................ 9.00 

1622.*SLATKIN: (Felix): Mendelssohn - Midsummer Night's Dream Music. Tchaikovsky - Nutcracker Suite. 

Hollywood Bowl Sym. Capitol SP-8404. A-.................................................................................................. 8.00 

1623.*SLATKIN (FELIX): Strings by Starlight - Andante Cantabile, Barber Adagio, Borodin Nocturne, 

Londonderry Air, Air on G String & Waltz from Tchaikovsky Serenade. Hollywood Bowl Orch. 

Capitol SP-8444. A-......................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1624.*SOLTI: Bartok - Concerto for Orchestra; Dance Suite. Solti/LSO. London CS-6784. A-(Dutch 

pressing)........................................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1625.*SOLTI: NIELSEN - Symphony #1 (1976). STRAUSS - Death & Transfiguration (1977). BARTOK - 

Dance Suite (1965). RAVEL - La Valse (1976). MENDELSSOHN - Overture to Midsummer 

Night's Dream (1976). LISZT - Festklange (1977). GLINKA - Russlan & Ludmila Overture 

(1976). MOZART - Adagio & Fugue (1977). CSO. [Concert performances from the years shown; 

issued for CSO's 1989 Radio Marathon and not available commercially] Chicago Sym CSO-89- 

2(2). A-........................................................................................................................................................... 45.00 

1626.*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 

STOCK: See also #1084-1090. 

1627.*STOKOWSKI: Bach - Chaconne; Preludio; Ein Feste Burg; Little Fugue in g; Arioso; Aria; Sleepers, 

Awake; Komm, Susser Tod. LSO. RCA ARL1-0880. A-(minor cover scuffs).............................................. 9.00


1628.*STOKOWSKI: Bach-Stokowski Transcriptions - Toccata & Fugue in d; Passacaglia & Fugue in c; 

Prelude in e-flat; Mein Jesu; Wir Glauben all' an einer Gott ("Giant Fugue"); Easter Cantata 

Chorale. CPO. [Live; 9/7+8/1972; TAS 4:235] London SPC-21096. A-..................................................... 12.00 

1629.*STOKOWSKI: Beethoven - Symphony #3; Coriolan Overture. LSO. RCA ARL1-0600. A-(c/c)..................... 12.00 

1630.*STOKOWSKI: Beethoven - Symphony #7. Frescobaldi/Stokowski - Gagliarda. Palestrina/Stokowski - 

Adoramus Te. Symphony of the Air. Quintessence PMC-7110. A-............................................................ 12.00 

1631.*STOKOWSKI: Bizet - Stokowski-arr. Suites fr Carmen & L'Arlesienne. National Phil. Col XM- 

34503. A- ......................................................................................................................................................... 9.00 

1632.*STOKOWSKI: Brahms - Serenade #1. Symphony of the Air. Sarabande VC-81050. A- to A ......................... 12.00 

1633.*STOKOWSKI: Chopin-Stokowski - Prelude in d; Mazurka in a; Waltz in c#. Canning (Thomas; 

b.1911): Fantasy on a Hymn Tune of Justin Morgan (1747-1798). Wagner - Wotan's Farewell & 

Magic Fire Music. Houston Sym. [Stoky's orchestration of the d-minor prelude is spectacular!] 

[late labels] Everest SDBR-3070. A-............................................................................................................. 12.00 

1634. STOKOWSKI: Debussy - Children's Corner Suite (orchestral transcription by Andre Caplet). 

Tchaikovsky - Nutcracker Suite. His Sym. [PD labels] RCA LM-9023. A-(outstanding pressing!) ........... 25.00 

1635. STOKOWSKI: Debussy/Caplet - Children's Corner Suite. His Sym. [10-inch] RCA LM-9. B .......................... 12.00 

1636.*STOKOWSKI: Elgar - Enigma Variations (CPO; live, 1972). AINSLEE COX: Elgar - Serenade & 

Elegy for Strings (RPO). London SPC-21136. A-........................................................................................ 12.00 

1637. STOKOWSKI: Ibert - Escales. Granados - Goyescas Intermezzo. Berlioz - Dance of Sylphs. Sibelius - 

Swan of Tuonela. His Sym. [10-inch] RCA LM-151. B+/B(varies) ............................................................ 10.00 

1638. STOKOWSKI: Liszt - Les Preludes. Schumann - Symphony #2. His Sym. [from RCA, 1947 & 1950] 

dell'Arte LSS-8. A- to A ................................................................................................................................ 16.00 

1639.*STOKOWSKI: Respighi - Pines of Rome. Short works of Gabrieli, Cesti, Frescobaldi & Palestrina. 

Symphony of the Air. United Art USLP-0005. A-(c/c)............................................................................... 16.00 

1640.*STOKOWSKI: Scriabin - Poem of Ecstasy. Rimsky-Korsakov - Capriccio Espagnole. Dvorak - 

Slavonic Dance, Op.72, #2. NPO(in Rimsky); CPO(in the rest; concert performances). London 

SPC-21117. A-(c/c) ....................................................................................................................................... 12.00 

1641.*STOKOWSKI: Tchaikovsky - Francesca da Rimini; Serenade for Strings; Capriccio Italien; Eugen 

Onegin Waltz; Nutcracker Suite. LSO (in Francesca & Serenade); LPO (in rest). Philips 6770 

053(2). A- to A(c/c) ....................................................................................................................................... 25.00 

1642. STOKOWSKI: Tchaikovsky - Nutcracker Suite. His Orch. [10-inch] RCA LM-46. B-/B+................................. 6.00 

1643.*STOKOWSKI: Tchaikovsky - Sleeping Beauty: Aurora's Wedding Ballet Music. National Phil. 

[recorded 1976] Col M-34560. A-(demo copy)............................................................................................. 10.00 

1644.*STOKOWSKI: Wagner - Parsifal: Symphonic Synthesis of Act 3; Good Friday Spell. Houston Sym. 

[purple label] Everest SDBR-3031. A-.......................................................................................................... 12.00 

1645. 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


646.*STOKOWSKI: Stokowski Encores: Clarke - Prince of Denmark's March ("Trumpet Voluntary"). 

Rachmaninoff - Prelude in c#. Byrd - Pavan. Schubert - Moment Musical #3. Dvorak - Slavonic 

Dance #10. Tchaikovsky - Chant sans Paroles, Op.40: #6. Duparc - Extase. Elgar - Nimrod (from 

Enigma Variations); Chopin - Mazurka in a. CPO (Dvorak, Elgar & Rachmaninov); LSO (the 

rest). [rather obscure disc] London SPC-21130. A- ...................................................................................... 20.00 

STOKOWSKI: See #41, 45-6, 84-5, 602, 714, 717-8, 727, 729, 738, 775, 806, 824, 

1133, 1292 & 1524. 

1647. STRAVINSKY: Tchaikovsky - Symphony #2. Los Angeles Phil. [Live, 1950; Italian-only notes; this 

symphony was one of the few things outside of his own compositions that Stravinsky seems to 

have conducted with some frequency] Cetra LO-505. A- ............................................................................. 25.00 

1648.*SUSSKIND: Shostakovich - Symphony #1 & #9. Cincinnati Sym. [rec February 1979] Vox VCL- 

9003. A- ........................................................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1649.*SUSSKIND: Smetana - Ma Vlast; Bartered Bride Overture & Dances. St. Louis Sym. [quad; Elite 

Recordings (Nickrenz & Aubort)] Turn QTVS-34619/20(2). A-.................................................................. 13.00 

1650.*SZELL: Beethoven - Symphony #1 & #2. CO. Epic BC-1292. A-(demo copy) ................................................. 12.00 

1651.*SZELL: Beethoven Overtures - Egmont; Coriolan; King Stephen; Leonore #2. CO. Col MS-6966. A- 

(early "2-eyes" labels; s/s) ............................................................................................................................. 11.00 

1652.*SZELL: Dvorak - Slavonic Dances (complete - but no repeats taken, so as to fit on one LP). CO. Col 

MS-7208. A-(early "2-eyes" labels) .............................................................................................................. 12.00 

1653. SZELL: Mendelssohn 4th (CO); Midsummer Night's Dream Music (NYP). [mono-only; 4th recorded 

1947; not to be confused with Szell's stereo re-make of #4 with CO and of MSND with CO and 

also ACO] Col ML-4498. A- to B+("6-eyes" labels)...................................................................................... 7.00 

1654.*SZELL: Strauss - Don Quixote. Fournier; CO. Odyssey Y-32224. A-(demo copy)............................................ 8.00 

1655.*SZELL: Strauss - Sinfonia Domestica. CO. Col MS-6627. A-(early "2-eyes" labels; s/s)...................................12.00 

1656. SZELL: Weber - Oberon & Freischutz Overtures. NYP. [10-inch] Col AAL-19. B+/B(Oberon) ......................... 8.00 

SZELL: See also #68, 77, 118, 366, 566, 637, 839, 840, 842, 843, 1192, 1274 & 1286. 

1657. TOSCANINI: BORODIN - Symphony #2 (Live; 2-26-38). TCHAIKOVSKY - The Tempest; Voyevoda 

Overture (Live; 3-12-44; 4-19-41). NBC Sym. ToscaniniSoc ATS-1060. A-(minor cover scuffs) ............. 25.00 

1658. TOSCANINI: Debussy - La Mer; Iberia; Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun. NBC Sym [live; 2-14-53]. 

Fonit Cetra DOC-18....................................................................................................................................... 20.00 

1659. TOSCANINI: Gershwin - An American in Paris. Prokofiev - Classical Symphony. NBC Sym. [WD 

labels] RCA LM-9020. A-............................................................................................................................. 15.00 

1660. TOSCANINI: Gershwin - Rhapsody in Blue (Earl Wild, piano, and Benny Goodman, clarinet!; 11-1- 

42); American in Paris (11-14-43); Concerto in F (Levant; 3-2-44). NBC Sym concert 

performances. [The previous owner of this disc left a note in the jacket, indicating that Wild had 

remarked in a 1998 NPR interview that Toscanini has suggested to him that he learn the Rhapsody, 

and that this 1944 concert had been the occasion of his first performance of it] Fonit Cetra ARK-4. 

A- to A ........................................................................................................................................................... 35.00 

1661. TOSCANINI: Gluck - Orpheus & Eurydice, Act II. Gibson; Merriman; Shaw/Shaw Chorale; NBC Sym. 

[SD labels] RCA LVT-1041. A-(lovely!)...................................................................................................... 12.00 

1662. TOSCANINI: Mozart - Divertimento #15. NBC. [10-inch; "Commemorative Edition - Toscanini Tour - 

1950"] RCA LM-13. B to B+ .......................................................................................................................... 8.00 

1663. TOSCANINI: Ravel - Daphnis & Chloe, Suite #2. Beethoven - Leonore Overture #3. NBC Sym. 

[deleted 10/60] [PD labels] RCA LVT-1025. A-(brief tks beg Beethoven).................................................. 16.00 

1664. TOSCANINI: Rossini - Sonata #3 (broadcast 11-15-52). Vivaldi - Concerto Grosso Op.3, #11 (3-14- 

54). NBC Sym. [45 rpm; private limited edition for friends of Walter Toscanini] Private CO-253. 

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


1665. TOSCANINI: Schubert - Symphony #8. Schumann - Manfred Overture. Beethoven - Consecration of 

the House Overture. NBC Sym. [in print from 10/53 - 10/58] [PD labels] RCA LM-9022. A-................... 16.00 

1666. TOSCANINI: Schubert - Symphony #8. NBC Sym. [10-in] RCA LM-54. B+(occ tks)........................................ 8.00 

1667. TOSCANINI: Tchaikovsky - Manfred. NBC Sym. [deleted 10/60; scarce in this issue, especially in 

first-class pressing] [SD labels] RCA LVT-1024. A-.................................................................................... 24.00 

1668. TOSCANINI: Toscanini Society ATS-1025/29: ATS 1972 EDITION (Volume 4; five-record set): 

MOZART - The Magic Flute (complete; soloists not named; with VPO, 7-30-37). SCHUBERT - 

Symphony #2 (11-12-38). STRAVINSKY - Petrouchka, Tableaux #1 & 4 (12-14-40). GLINKA - 

Jota Aragonesa (11-4-45). DVORAK - Symphonic Variations (12-4-48). TCHAIKOVSKY - 

Eugen Onegin Waltz (8-25-44). MENDELSSOHN - Symphony #3 (12-5-41) & Hebrides Overture 

(11-4-45). NBC Sym (in all but Mozart). A- .............................................................................................. 100.00 

1669. TOSCANINI: Toscanini Society ATS-1030/33: (four-record set): BRAHMS - The Four Symphonies; 

Tragic Overture; Haydn Variations. Philharmonia Orchestra. [Live broadcasts of two concerts 

from the Royal Festival Hall in 1952; includes a brief introduction to the performance of the 4th by 

Sir Adrian Boult and a facsimile of the program for the two concerts] A- ................................................... 45.00 

1670. TOSCANINI: Toscanini Society ATS-1061: Wagner - Tannhauser Overture (12/4/48); Overture & 

Bacchanale (3/20/48); Act 3 Prelude (1/6/46); Dich Teure Halle (Traubel; 2/22/41). NBC; concert 

performances. ToscaniniSoc ATS-1061. A-(minor cover damage) .............................................................. 24.00 

1671. TOSCANINI: Wagner - Concert performances from November 8, 1952: Tannhauser Overture & 

Bacchanale; from March 7, 1953: Ride of Valkyries, Siegfried's Funeral Music, Tristan Prelude & 

Liebestod, Lohengrin Act I Prelude, Siegfried Idyll; from February 7, 1953: Meistersinger Act I 

Prelude; from April 4, 1954: Forest Murmurs; Siegfried's Rhine Journey. [sparse notes in Italian & 

English which, among other things, tell us that the Ride of the Valykyries derives from Das 

Rheingold...] Fonit Cetra DOC-17(3). A- to A.............................................................................................. 45.00 

1672. TOSCANINI: Wagner - Gotterdammerung: Brunnhilde's Immolation; Siegfried Idyll. Traubel (in 

Immolation); NBC. [SD labels] RCA LVT-1004. A- ................................................................................... 12.00 

1673. TOSCANINI: Wagner - Parsifal Prelude and Good Friday Spell. NBC Sym. [10-inch; "Commemorative 

Edition - Toscanini Tour - 1950"] RCA LM-15. B ......................................................................................... 8.00 

1675. TOSCANINI: Conducts Overtures: BRAHMS (Academic Festival; Tragic); CHERUBINI (Ali Baba; 

Anacreon; Medea); CIMAROSA (Secret Marriage; Marriage by Trickery); MOZART (Magic 

Flute; Don Giovanni; Figaro); ROSSINI (Italiana; Siege of Corinth); GLUCK (Iphegenia in Aulis). 

NBC Sym. [All from concert broadcasts except Siege] [SD labels] RCA LM-7026(2). A--....................... 25.00 

1676. TOSCANINI: In Rehearsal: Mozart - Symphony #35. NBC Sym. [November 2, 1946] Relief 831. A- ........... 32.00 

1678. TOSCANINI: Orchestral Showpieces. Sixth (and final) in Franklin Mint's series of five-record sets on 

silky red vinyl from 1983/84 includes 1st release of his performances of Afternoon of a Faun 

(2/14/53; Carnegie Hall), and six more works, all from Studio 8H: Bartered Bride Overture 

(11/17/1946); Salome's Dance (1/14/39); Jota Aragonese (3/4/50); Manon Lescaut Intermezzo 

(7/2/44); Swan of Tuonela (8/27/44); Petrouchka, Tableaux #1 & #4 (12/21/40). Also La Mer; 

Daphnis & Chloe, Suite #2; Zampa, Hansel and Gretel, Roman Carnival, Colas Breugnon & 

Mignon Overtures; Carmen Suite #1; Midsummer Night's Dream Incidental Music; Rakoczy 

March; Berlioz Romeo & Juliet Excerpts; Danse Macabre; Debussy Nocturnes(2); Paganini Moto 

Perpetuo; Finlandia; Sorcerer's Apprentice; Psyche & Eros. NBC Sym. ["Certificate of 

Authenticity," signed by Wanda Toscanini Horowitz, identifies this as #1939 of limited edition of 

9,500 (were there really that many??) of these six-set collections; also 16-page booklet with photos 

& text by Mortimer Frank] Franklin Mint TOS-026-030(5). A-................................................................... 25.00


1679. TOSCANINI: Popular Classics. Third in Franklin Mint's series of five-record sets on red silky vinyl 

from 1983/85 includes first release of two items: Excerpts from L'Arlesienne Suites (9/19/1943; 

Studio 8H) and Tannhauser Overture & Venusberg Music (3/8/1952; Carnegie Hall). Also includes 

Nutcracker Suite, three Rossini Overtures (includes the fabulous Wm Tell!), Hungarian Dances, 

Moldau, three Verdi Overtures, Lohengrin Preludes, Tristan Prelude & Liebestod, Ride of 

Valkyries, Invitation to the Dance, Poet & Peasant, Don Pasquale & Oberon Overtures; American 

in Paris; Star-Spangled Banner; short works by Catalani, Ponchielli, Waldteufel & Sousa. NBC 

Sym. [16-page illustrated booklet includes notes by Mortimer Frank] Franklin Mint TOS-011- 

015(5). A- to A............................................................................................................................................... 30.00 

1680. 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 #119, 289, 303, 366, 700-05, 709-11, 724, 726, 736, 807, 1105, 

1141 & 1697. 

1681. TURNOVSKY: Haydn - Symphonies #94 & #101. Prague Sym. Parliament PLP-609. A-(demo copy) ............. 7.00 

1682. VAN BEINUM: Mozart - Concerti for Flute & Harp (Barwahser; Berghout) and Clarinet (de Wilde). 

ACO. Epic LC-3456. A-................................................................................................................................ 12.00 

1683.*WALTER: Beethoven - Symphony #7. Columbia Symphony. Col MQ-6082. A-(early "2-eyes" labels)......... 12.00 

1684.*WALTER: Brahms - Double Concerto. Francescatti; Fournier; Walter/Columbia Symphony Col 

MS-6158. A- .................................................................................................................................................. 12.00 

1685. WALTER: Schubert - Symphony #5; Music from Rosamunde. Col Sym. [very brief, lgt tks 

Rosamunde] Col ML-5156. A-("6-eyes" labels) ........................................................................................... 12.00 

WALTER: See also #69, 81, 120, 366, 1099, 1126 & 1302. 

1686. WOLDIKE: Bach - Brandenburg Concerti #3, #4 & #5. Chamber Orchestra of the Palace Chapel, 

Copenhagen (in #3); Danish State Radio Chamber Orch(in #4 & #5). [in print 11/53 - 3/56] 

RCA LHMV-1048. B+(starts of sides are B) ................................................................................................ 16.00 

1687. WOOD: Schubert - Symphony #8. Mozart - Don Giovanni Overture. Franck - Symphonic Variations 

(Gieseking). LPO (Franck); LSO (rest). Melodiya M10-43701-2. A-......................................................... 12.00 

1688. WOOD: Vaughan Williams - Symphony #2; Wasps Overture; Greensleeves Fantasia. Queens Hall 

Orchestra. [recorded 1936] Decca ACL-255. A-(minor cover damage) ..................................................... 12.00 

1689. ZECCHI: Schumann - Symphony #3. ACO. [Nice cover photo] Epic LC-3092. A-(yellow radial label) ........... 12.00 

LP's: Film Music 

1690.*BAD GUYS: (Goldstein). Casablanca 826 610-1. FS ........................................................................................... 5.00 

1691.*BLUE IGUANA: (Misc Groups). Polydor 835 592-1. FS .................................................................................... 5.00 

1692.*HIDING OUT: (Dudley). Virgin 90661-1. FS........................................................................................................ 6.00 

1693.*MODERN GIRLS: (Levy & Arkin). Warner Bros 25526-1. FS ............................................................................ 7.00 

1694.*NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 5: (Ferguson). RCA 1258-1-J. FS(c/c).......................................................... 5.00 

1695.*PSYCHO; WELLES RAISES KANE: (Herrmann). Composer/National Philharmonic; LPO. 

["Welles Raises Kane" is a suite taken from music Herrmann wrote for Orson Welles' films 

"Citizen Kane" and "The Magnificent Ambersons"] Unicorn UN1-72018. FS .............................................. 9.00

LP's: Musicals - Original Cast 

1696. LADY, BE GOOD!: (G. & I. Gershwin). Fred & Adele Astaire; Edwards. [Archival reconstruction of 

the original 1924 production] Smithsonian R-008. A- .................................................................................. 10.00 

Laser Discs: Miscellaneaous Repertoire 

All of these are in excellent condition. 

1697. BEETHOVEN: Symphony #9. McKnight; Hobson; Dillon; Scott; Toscanini/NBC Sym; Collegiate 

Chorale (Robert Shaw, director). [Telecast April 3, 1948; Studio 8-H] [drm] RCA 60332-6-RG.............. 12.00 

1698.*BERLIOZ: Les Troyens. Troyanos; Norman; Domingo; Monk; Plishka; Levine/Metropolitan Opera. 

[October 8, 1983; 253 minutes; with English subtitles] Pioneer Artists PA-85-137(3). (booklet 

missing).......................................................................................................................................................... 20.00 

1699.*PUCCINI: Turandot. Marton; Domingo; Mitchell; Plishka; Cuenod; Levine/Metropolitan Opera. 

[134 minutes; April, 1987; with English subtitles] DGG 072 510-1(2). ....................................................... 20.00 

1700.*WAGNER: Das Rheingold. Morris; Ludwig; Jerusalem; Zednik; Wlaschiha; Rootering; 

Levine/Metropolitan Opera. [163 minutes; March & April, 1990; with English subtitles] DGG 

072 518-1(2). ................................................................................................................................................. 20.00 

1701.*WAGNER: Die Walkure. Behrens; Ludwig; Lakes; Morris; Moll; Levine/Metropolitan Opera. [244 

minutes; with English subtitles] DGG 072 519-1(3)..................................................................................... 20.00 

1702.*WAGNER: Gotterdammerung. Behrens; Jerusalem; Ludwig; Salminen; Raffell; Wlaschiha; 

Levine/Metropolitan Opera. [281 minutes; April & May, 1990; w/English subtitles] DGG 072 

521-1(3). ........................................................................................................................................................ 20.00 

1703.*WAGNER: Siegfried. Jerusalem; Morris; Zednik; Morris; Upshaw; Wlaschiha; Svenden; 

Levine/Metropolitan Opera. [253 minutes; April, 1989; with English subtitles] DGG 072 520- 

1(3)................................................................................................................................................................. 20.00 

I hope you’ve had an enjoyable browse - 

Best wishes for a lovely autumn!

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