SEALED Phillip Glass: Violin Concerto-Kremer/Dohnanyi- DG180G Venue 4796967M
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$ 100   (best offer accepted)   Sold For
Jun 7, 2026 Sold Date
Mar 24, 2026 Start Date
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Description

A Modern Classic: Philip Glass Violin Concerto

Offered here is a factory-sealed 180-gram vinyl edition of one of the most significant works of the late 20th century. This recording features the legendary Gidon Kremer, whose precision and intensity are perfectly suited for Philip Glass's rhythmic structures.

This Deutsche Grammophon reissue (479 6967M) also includes Alfred Schnittke's Concerto Grosso

No. 5, providing a powerful contrast to the Glass concerto. The Vienna Philharmonic provides a lush,

orchestral foundation that makes this particular recording a standout for audiophiles seeking depth

and clarity in modern compositions.

Condition Report

  • Sleeve/Cover: MINT. The original factory shrink-wrap is tight and fully intact. No corner dings, shelf wear, or seam splits. The spine is sharp and perfectly legible.
  • Vinyl: MINT (Presumed). This record has never been opened. The 180g pressing ensures high-quality playback with minimal surface noise.
  • Storage: Carefully kept in a climate-controlled, smoke-free environment.

Tracklist

  • Side A: Philip Glass: Concerto for Violin and Orchestra
  • Side B: Alfred Schnittke: Concerto Grosso No. 5

Shipping & Handling

Professional Packaging: Shipped in a reinforced, crush-resistant cardboard record mailer with

interior stiffeners.

Fast Dispatch: Ships from Houston, TX via USPS Media Mail.

Factory Sealed Disclaimer

"This item is factory sealed and sold in its original, unopened condition. As the seller, I cannot

guarantee the physical condition of the vinyl inside or manufacturing defects (warps/surface noise)

from the original pressing. Please Note: In accordance with eBay’s Seller Protection policy, if this factory seal is broken, the item is no longer in its original 'New' condition. Should a return be initiated

for an opened item, a deduction of up to 50% will be applied to the refund to account for the loss in

the item's market value."


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