Henze Karr Essay on Pigs Concerto for Double Bass DG Early 70s SLPM 139456 NM
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Mar 14, 2021 Sold Date
Mar 4, 2021 Start Date
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Hans Werner Henze: Essay on Pigs, Concerto for Contrabasso

Henze conducting the Philip Jones Brass Ensemble and the Emnglish Chamber Orchestra.

Gary Karr plays the double bass.

German DGG  stereo-pressing with small tulip labels from the early 70s.

Article-no.: SLPM 139 456


  • Condition Cover: EX. Gatefold with light general wear.

  • Condition Vinyl: EX to NM. Played once or twice, a couple of faint paperscuffs visible. Plays great throughout.


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