Prince Igor – Borodin - USSR Recording - Asch #8001-8005
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You are bidding on one 12-inch album set of 5 - 78rpm vinyl records.
Prince Igor – Borodin - USSR Recording - Asch #8001-8005
Excerpts and Arias from the opera recorded in the Soviet Union.
A. P. Borodin “Prince Igor” Bolshoi Theatre State Orchestra
A. Melik-Pashayev, Conductor.
Other Conductors include:
Prof. A. Orlov,
L. Steinberg,
other artists include:
K. Derjinskaya, soprano
A. Pirogov, bass
M. Mikhailov, bass
E. Antonova, soprano
Bolshoi Theatre State Choir,
A. Baturin, baritone
Ultra rare and cool 12 inch album set from Mose Asch! Sung in Russian, and
pressed in thin vinyl/plastic discs.
Disc Conditions: All 5 records are E+/NM- like new copy!
they are numbered as follows 8001 & 8002 have white colored labels
and the 8003, 8004 and 8005 all have yellow colored labels.
matrix is set up for manual disc changing.
Album Cover Condition: spine is missing, the front and back
covers have been clear taped back on. inside liner notes include
Russian and English text. Tape repair around front cover edges. well done.
cover artwork by David Stone Martin - very cool art work!
Rare set from the cold war era. I’m sure Mose Asch had left leaning ways,
after all he recorded Lead Belly, Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger to name
a few.
PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU BID:
These are NOT LP’s or 45rpm records! The high shipping
fee is due to over packaging of 78rpm records which are
extremely fragile.
SHIPPED MEDIA MAIL APPROX $6.50
OVERSEAS START AT $22.80 & UP!
SOLD AS IS.
SHIPPED IN A 12X12X6 INCH BOX
WITH PACKING CORN, CARDBOARD SUPPORT
FOR THE DISC INSIDE, AND PLASTIC SLEEVE.
THIS TYPE OF PACKAGING FOR 78RPM RECORDS IS A MUST!
I strive to deliver 5-star customer service!
At your request I can ship the item anyway you
want, including insurance. I combine shipping.
Payment within 7 days please.
Standard record grading:
P= poor G= good VG= very good E= excellent NM= near mint
With a plus or minus depending on variables such
as how much groove luster remains, sound quality, wear and abuse.
basic Goldmine Magazine Standards
as “Doc” states in his book “A Good record is not a good record at all”
but in 78rpm record terms a Good record is still a playable one.
Thanks for looking in.
Debbie
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