Otto Klemperer Bach Brandenburg Concertos 2 LP ERC ELECTRIC RECORDING CO Sealed

$

365

This auction is for a new - sealed copy of The Electric Recording Co. – ERC078 & 79 reissue of the LPs Otto Klemperer, Philharmonia Orchestra, Bach: Brandenburg Concertos Nos. 1, 2 & 6 (Record 1), Bach: Brandenburg Concertos, Record 2 - Nos. 3,4 &5. LPs are still sealed cover, as I received it from ERC. The pictures of the packaging are before I took the pictures of the LP; I will ship the record in the same packaging with an additional box around it. LP is one of a pressing of 300.
Information about The Electric Recording Co. pressing: 
Only 300 copies pressed, with banderole (stating ERC catalogue number) and signed/embossed numbered certificate.
Recorded in London 1960 with the Philharmonia Orchestra, Klemperers interpretation moves seemingly under its own power: unhurried, buoyant and with very clear contrapuntal texture (both in performance and recording). True to it’s creators vision Klemperer doesn’t allow the musicians to add any decorative effects or flourishes, but lets Bach make them. Attempts by the harpsichord player George Malcolm to decorate the continuo part met with Klemperers fierce disapproval.
Cut directly from the original analog master tapes, through our unique all valve 1965 Ortofon vinyl cutting system in stereo. No equalisation, compression or any other processing was added during the cutting process.
All sleeve artwork authentically letter-pressed and hand made.
Recorded in London 1960 with the Philharmonia Orchestra. Klemperers interpretation moves seemingly under its own power: unhurried, buoyant, and with very clear contrapuntal texture (both in performance and recording).
Stereo LP x 2 - Catalogue Number. ERC078-79 Only 300 copies of each will be sold. ERC will not undertake a repress of any release at any future point.

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