Earl Wild & Royal Phil. Orch. "Rachmaninoff" 1993 Chesky LP is LIKE NEW
$
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Description
Seller's Notes:
This is an all-analogue recording made in 1965 using tubed electronics, with a single, original master tape directly connected to the record cutting lathe. It features the late Earl Wild on piano, accompanied by Jascha Horenstein conducting the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra performing the Piano Concerto No. 4 in G minor, Op. 40 and Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Op. 43.
Vinyl LP and jacket are both LIKE NEW! (Negligible writing on jacket back-see photos)
Combined shipping discounts for multiple purchases from my listings are: -$2 S&H for the second, and each additional item. If you make sure to place your items in the "Cart" before paying, the discounts will be automatically calculated.
All my vinyl, whether new or used, is first meticulously cleaned on a VPI machine, after which the covers are sleeved and LPs inserted into new, anti-static jackets, all of which is included.
All photos depict actual items; no stock photos. Please check photos closely before purchase.
Feel free to inquire if you have any questions. Full purchase price refunded if not completely satisfied (less all S&H expenses).
Descriptions of my grading standards for Covers and Vinyl:
All grading is visual, unless otherwise indicated in Seller's Notes (above).
SS or Mint; Still Sealed, Mint; never opened.
NM (Near Mint): Covers and vinyl in virtually like-new condition with almost no perceptible imperfections.
EX (Excellent - same as NM-): Very close, but just slightly short of NM condition. Covers may exhibit extremely minor corner, edge, or ring wear. Vinyl may exhibit extremely minor scuff wear and/or very minor hairline scratches.
VG+: Close, but just short of NM-. Covers may be in NM condition, but exhibit some ring-wear, a cut-out, punch mark, creased corner or seam split less than one inch. Vinyl plays excellent, but with minor pops or ticks, some of which are visible on the vinyl surface.
VG: This is the lowest grade I offer. Nonetheless, album covers in VG exhibit visible wear and/or damage. Vinyl is very playable, but with audible and/or visible flaws.
VG-, Good or Poor: I do not offer LPs within these grading classifications.
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