PROKOFIEV Love For Three Oranges Suite TAS LIST Classic/MERCURY SR-90006 SEALED
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PROKOFIEV Love For Three Oranges Suite/Scythian Suite Antal Dorati Conducting The London Symphony Orchestra New & Sealed Vinyl LP
Record label/brand: Mercury/Classic Records SR-90006 upc/mpn: None year: 1957
Audiophile reissue by Classic Records. This is the hard to find 180g version, much preferred over the later 200g editions. The Absolute Sound (TAS) Harry Pearson recommended!
Record is new and sealed in it's original plastic sleeve. Perforation is completely intact. NO flaws or blemishes... 100% MINT!
Review: Prokofiev's The Love for Three Oranges and Sythian Suite are beautifully performed by Antal Dorati conducting The London Symphony in 1957. The Classic reissue was from the original 3 track session masters under the supervision of Wilma Cozart Fine at Bernie Grundman Mastering. This is one of the most desirable Mercury's both from a musical and a sonic standpoint.
Mercury Living Presence: In 1951, under the direction of recording engineer C. Robert (Bob) Fine and recording director David Hall, Mercury Records initiated a recording technique using a single microphone to record symphony orchestras.
In 1951, when the company was a Chicago-based independent, its "Olympian Series" was launched with the now classic monophonic LP of the Mussorgsky-Ravel 'Pictures at an Exhibition" played by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Rafael Kubelik. In reviewing that disk in The New York Times, Howard Taubman wrote that the effect was "like being in the living presence of the orchestra"; Mercury took his phrase "Living Presence" as the rubric for its subsequent releases, well into the stereophonic era.
The series' special status among discophiles was built on a strong mix of imaginative repertory, authoritative performances and a dramatically straightforward approach in recording them that insured a vividness that would not fade with time. Over the years, as LP's disappeared or were reissued in sound-altered editions, the original pressings acquired legendary status, and collectors offered up to $300 for certain items.
SHIPPING:
Records are shipped in a protective plastic sleeve with the record on the outside of the jacket to prevent jacket-splitting. All records will be shipped in heavy duty cardboard with pads on either side for added protection.
Shipping for records within the USA is $4.00 for the first LP and $2.00 for each additional LP sent at the same time. These will be sent USPS Media rate with "Delivery Confirmation" which guarantees a tracking number.
Shipping to Canada will be First Class Mail International. $10.00 for the first LP and $3.00 for each additional LP sent at the same time.
Rest Of The World can be shipped:
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