Tchaikovsky / Arensky - Serenade In C For String Orchestra / Variations On A Theme By Tchaikovsky

Conductor – Sir John Barbirolli

Orchestra – The London Symphony Orchestra

Rare Original 1965 UK Pressing "His Master's Voice ?– ASD 646 STEREO" LP

"1965" On Labels & On Back

MATRIX 

2 YEA 1030 - 1

2 YEA 1029 - 2

Laminated & Flipback

Tracks :

Tchaikovsky, London Symphony Orchestra, Conducted By Sir John Barbirolli - Serenade In C Major, Op. 48

A1 – 1st Movement: Pezzo In Forma Di Sonatina

A2 – 2nd Movement: Walzer

A3 – 3rd Movement: Elégie

B1 – 4th Movement: Finale

B2 Arensky, London Symphony Orchestra, Conducted By Sir John Barbirolli - Variations On A Theme By Tchaikovsky, Op. 35a

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Condition Vinyl   :       NM

Condition Sleeve  :     EX 

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