Shostakovich "Symphony No13 Babi Yar",Andre Previn,ERC056,# Ltd Ed of 150,SEALED
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I am an experienced audiophile. All vinyl double wrapped and stored in a SAFE environment. I pack and ship my records with care because that is the way I expect to receive them.
STILL SEALED,Factory Paper SEAL Never OPENED.
Only the first three photos are the ACTUAL item.
Pressing #150/150.
*** ELECTRIC RECORDING COMPANY ***
Hutchison insisted on doing everything as it would have been done half a century ago, but with added perfection. "I want to have the best-sounding records in the world," he says.
ERC as it's known, reissues only from analog tape using a restored all-tube playback and cutting chain, reproducing the cover art with startling accuracy to the original. Most of what ERC reissues are long out of print, highly collectible and expensive to buy recordings.The reissues, pressed in limited numbers and become collector's items themselves. Yes, they are expensive but far less so than the originals, and sonics are superb.
This is the first Dolby recording to pass through our hands. Although Dolby technology has existed since the early 1970s various versions of theses boxes were manufactured throughout the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. We spent considerable time sourcing and purchasing all variations of these units and comparing their sound. We found there were significant differences between the models manufactured. Once we had chosen the units we felt performed the best we replaced some of the components as well as manufacturing cables to run to our Lyrec tape console in our custom mined silver wire. We feel that these modifications greatly enhanced the performance and enjoy-ability of this sonic blockbuster.
André Previn, who died in February last year was born April 6, 1929, in Berlin, Germany and fled Nazi persecution with his family to Los Angeles in 1939. Previns pedigree was unique: no other Oscar-winning conductor-composer from the Hollywood film studios became equally successful and respected in the world of classical music as he did with The London Symphony Orchestra headed from 1968 to 1979 whilst also maintaining a side career as a jazz pianist.
- Hand-crafted sleeve artwork faithfully recreated to the highest level of quality and detail using traditional letterpress printing machinery and techniques - Faithful reproduction of original sleeve, label and inner sleeve using a bespoke letter-press. - Each copy comes with a numbered, signed and embossed card insert, banderole and a generic embossed PVC sleeve. - The entire pressing was limited to 150 copies. - Audiophile quality reissue of the Parlophone Records original.
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