JOSE ITURBI PIANO 7 records 10"HMV/Victor MEGA DISCOUNT ONLY US$ 10.00 EACH

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José Iturbi Báguena (28 November 1895 – 28 June 1980) was a Valencian conductor, harpsichordist and pianist. His studies began in Valencia, later on he moves to Paris and studied with Victor Staub at the Paris conmservatoy. His worldwide concert tours, beginning around 1912. He made his American debut in New York City in 1929. Between 1911 and 1937, he was also the frequent accompanist to the Spanish violinist Manuel Quiroga.. José Iturbi continued his public performances into his eighties. He died on 28 June 1980, five days after being admitted to Cedars-Sinai Hospital for heart problems.

Fine collection of 7 records by José Iturbi for only US$ 10.00 each !

10" HMV DA 1848: Chopin, Fantaisie Impromptu in C sharp minor op. 66 posth. + Waltz in D flat op. 64 No 1. Rec.1946. Cond. 1-2

10" HMV DA 1849: Chopin, Mazurka in B flat op. 7 No 1 / Waltz in C sharp minor op. 64 No 2. Rec. 1946. Condition: 2

10" HMV DA 1853: de Falla; Ritual fire dance / Dance of terror. Recorded 1946. Condition: 1-2 / 2

10" HMV DA 1889: Saint-Saens, Allegro passionnata op. 70, in 2 parts. Condition: 2-3, scuffs / 2

10" HMV B 9466: Morton Gould, Blues - American Concertette / Boogie Woogie Etude. Recorded 1946. SCARCE. Condition: 2

10" RCA Victor 10-1325: Schumann, Arabesque op. 18, in 2 parts. Recorded 1948. Condition: 2

10" Victor 4256: J. Navarro, Toccata in A major, Pequena-Danza Espanola / Scarlatti, Sonatina in B minor and C major. Recorded 1934. Condition: 2.

It's a very fine collection !

My next auction start on Sunday, 4th. October, 2015 !

Grading:

1 = mint, never played on gramophone, is not used

1-2 = top copy, no traces of use - virtually as new

2 = excellent copy, few light non-sounding rubs/marks

2-3 = light traces of wear (rubs/marks), very light greying and/or light scratches, non sounding blemishes

3 = a good average copy with more noticeable rubs and marks; light greying, few light scratches possible

3-4 = more traces of use, sonic wear from light greying. An inferior average copy, light scratches possible

4 = some sounding wear, heavier rubs and marks, scratches possible

5 = obvious sounding wear, heavy rubs, marks, scratches. An unsatisfactory copy.

Shipping:

1) Europe: Postpac Economic $ 53.00 with insurance and registered

2) Europe: Postpac Economic $ 62.50 with insurance and registered for the following countries: Spain, Portugal, Finland, Norge, Ungaria, Sweden, Denmark, Greece, Great Britain, Irland

3) USA, Canada, Mexico: Post Pac Economic (airmail 20 days ) $ 68.50 with insurance and registered

4) Japan, Thailand, Corea South, Taiwan, Hong Kong: Post Pac Economic (airmail 20 days ) $ 76.50 with insurance and registered

5) Australia, Argentina, Brazil, Chile: Post Pac Economic (airmail 20 days ) $ 89.50 with insurance and registered

Turbo Lister treats me as American, so the shippingprice of $ 3.99 isn't correct!

About me :

Since 1966 I collected 78 rpm records, principally classical pianists. I was looking in many, many second-hand and charitiy-chops, collectors fair, fleamarkets and so on in France, Germany, Austria , Italy and of course in Switzerland. I had always a good contact with others collectors in Great Britain and in the States. Since 1970 I was for a long time member of the City of London Phonograph and Gramophone Society, from 1985 member of the Schellack-Schallplatten-Sammler-Verein, Vienna and from 1990 until today member of the International Association of Sound and Audiovisual Archives IASA, section DE/CH. I’m not a « really » record collector, more an admirer of the pianists and a music lover. If you have any problem about 78 rpm records or a want list ( I never found any record of Grieg ( except the Historic HMV ), Ilona Eibenschütz, Alexander Michalowski and the legendary Pathé of Bernhard Stavenhagen ) please inform me.