Audiophile LSC-2222 Debussy Iberia FRITZ REINER RCA Living Stereo SHADED DOG
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Mar 31, 2024 Sold Date
Mar 24, 2024 Start Date
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VINYL looks EXCEPTIONALLY NMINTY CLEAN and PLAYS QUIET. Cover Slightly LIVED IN.

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Debussy* / Ravel*, Reiner* / Chicago Symphony Orchestra – Iberia / Alborado Del Gracioso / Valses Nobles Et Sentimentales

Label: RCA Victor Red Seal – LSC-2222 Series: Living Stereo Format: Vinyl, LP, Stereo, Indianapolis Pressing Country: US Released: 1958 Genre: Classical Style: Impressionist

Ibéria ("Images" Pour Orchestre No. 2) Composed By – Debussy*

A1
I. Par Les Rues Et Par Les Chemins

A2.a
II. Les Parfums De La Nuit

A2.b
III. Le Matin D'Un Jour De Fête
B1
Valses Nobles Et Sentimentales Composed By – Ravel* B2
Alborada Del Gracioso Composed By – Ravel*
  • Recorded At – Orchestra Hall, Chicago
  • Pressed By – RCA Records Pressing Plant, Indianapolis
  • Copyright © – Radio Corporation Of America
  • Composed By – Debussy* (tracks: A1 to A2.b), Ravel* (tracks: B1, B2)
  • Conductor – Fritz Reiner
  • Orchestra – Chicago Symphony Orchestra
  • Photography By – Wendy Hilty
  • Sleeve Notes – Charles O'Connell
This is the first US version for this cat#.

LABELS:
- Red/silver 'Shaded Dog' labels
- Deep 'groove' in label area
- "LIVING STEREO" at bottom of label
- "STEREO-ORTHOPHONIC..." text below Nipper
- Rim text at bottom of label starts with "TRADE MARKS"
- "MADE IN U.S.A." in rim text

SLEEVE:
- Not laminated
- Made out of thick cardboard
- Large "LIVING STEREO" banner on front top
- "© by Radio Corporation of America, 1958" on back
- "Printed in U. S. A." on back

OTHER INFORMATION:
- Recorded 4 March - 15 April 1957 in Orchestra Hall, Chicago


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