Outstanding pianists of the past ESIPOVA GOLDENWEISER etc AZ D-011423-36 7LP box

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Bernhard Stavenhagen plays: Chopin-Liszt "Polish song", Op. 75, No 5
Emil von Sauer: Mendelssohn-Liszt "On sons wings"; Beethoven-Rubinstein: Turkish march; Copin:Nocturne Op. 9, No 2
d'Albert plays: Chopin: Polonaise Op. 41, No 1
Theresa Carrenio plays: Schubert-Liszt "Vienna evenings'
Frederic Lamond plays: Rubinstein: Barcarolla; Liszt "Dancing lights"; Schubert-Liszt "Forest King"
Moriz Rosenthal plays: Chopin-Listz "Polish song" Op. 75, No 5
Ferruccio Busoni plays: Mozart-Liszt: Don Juan; Verdi-Listz Rigoletto; Paganini-Listz-Busoni: Campanella
Egon Petri plays: Schubert-Liszt Marguerette ; Brahms; Rhapsody, Op. 79 No 1
Béla Bartók plays: Scarlatti Two Sonatas; Liszt: sursum corda
Ern? Dohnányi: Schtrauss-Dohnanyio Waltzes
Theodor Leshetitsky plays: Chopin Nocturne Op. 27 No 2
Ignaz Paderewsky plays: Paderewsky Menuette; Chopin Mazurka Op. 63 No 3, Waltz Op. 18
Ignaz Friedman plays: Mendelssohn
Leopold Godowsky plays: Chopin Nocturnes Op. 15, No 1; Op. 72, no 1
Josef Hofmann plays: Chopin Nocturne Op. 15, No 1; Waltz, Op. 42; Wagner-Brassen "Fire spell", Moshkowsky "Spanish caprice"
Vladimir de Pachmann plays: Chopin Impromtu, mazurka, etudes
Francis Planté plays: Mendelssohn "Song with no words" Op. 62, No 6; Op. 67, No 4; Chopin: Etude Op. 25, No 9
Raul Kochalsky plays: Chopin Mazurkas, Etudes, Polonaise
Harold Bauer plays: Liszt Concert etude
Harold Bauer / O. Gabrilovich play: Arensky Waltz from suite Op. 15
Artur Schnabel plays: Beethoven Sonata No 24, Op. 78
Alfred Cortot plays: Chopin Preludes, Op. 28
Walter Gieseking: Ravel "Night visions"
Anna Esipova plays: Verdi-Liszt Rigoletto
Konstantin Igumnov plays: Tchaikovsky "Evening dreams"; Schumann: "Kreisleriana (No 1 & 5);
Alexander Goldenweiser plays: Arensky 1. Etude, Op. 74 No 5 2. Etude, Op. 41 No 1;
Iosif Levin plays: Schtrauss-Schultz-Evler: Waltz "On beautiful blue Danube";
Nikolai Medtner plays: Beethoven Sonata No 23, Op. 57 "Appassionata"
S.Rachmaninov plays: Mussorgsky; Schubert-Liszt "Serenade
Sergei Prokofiev: Mussorgsky: from "Pictures at an exhibition"; Myaskovsky: the Quirks, Op. 25 No. 1 and 6; Scriabin: Prelude, Op. 45 No. 3, Winged poem Op. 51 No. 3; Rachmaninov: Prelude, op. 23 ? 5; Rimsky-Korsakov/Prokofiev: Fantasy on themes from "Sheherazade»; Prokofiev: Prelude Op. 12 No. 7
Aprelevsky Zavod, Mosoblsovnarkhoz 'torch' label D 011423-36, mono 7LP box, no book. USSR, 1964. 1st pressing. 

ALL RECORDS WELL-PRESERVED IN PLASTIC INNERS SO THERE'RE NO TRADITIONAL SCUFFING OF EARLY PRE-MELODIYA ISSUES
CONDITION OF DISCS BY NUMBER (SIDE 1/2; SPINDLE WEAR MARKS):
RECORD 1:  EX/EX;  MIDDLE
RECORD 2:  NM-/EX;  MODERATE
RECORD 3:  NM-/NM-;  ALMOST-NONE
RECORD 4:  EX/EX;  ALMOST-NONE/MIDDLE
RECORD 5: NM-/NM;  ALMOST-NONE
RECORD 6: EX/VG+;  MODERATE/MIDDLE
RECORD 7: EX/EX; MIDDLE

BOX IS EX-, LIGHT STORAGE WEAR, NO DAMAGES, FINE SHAPE OVERALL, SEE PICS.

NM (= M-): Near Mint: album has been played with no visible signs of wear or damage.

VG++ (= EX): Still very shiny, album has light signs of wear: a couple of inaudible light scuffs and/or light scratches.
VG+ : Some more wear, light scratches and/or scuffs: album plays with minimal surfacenoise = occasional light crackle, but still very enjoyable. 
VG : Scratches and scuffs. Album plays with some more surfacenoise (light crackle and/or or occasional pops, but no skipped or repeat grooves).
G : Moderate, even wear throughout, still playable but with quite some surfacenoise (I rarely list records with this grade, except when they are very collectable

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