Witches Brew Gibson London Symphony 180 gram Classic Records Audiophile M-/Mint
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Description
Witches' Brew ~ New Symphony Orchesra of London ~ Alexander Gibson, conductor.
180-gram, Analogue, Audiophile remastered pressing.
Cover is VG++ to Mint-, mostly Mint-, very minor right-corner bends, a few, very smll and minor indentations on open edge and light fingerprint marks on front-right.
Includes classic records postcard-insert.
Vinyl is Mint- to Mint, has been played only one or two times on Audiophile equipment (VPI Scout/Shure V15) and handled with care. Ultra-minor manufacturer impefections near spindle-hole.
Classic Records / RCA Victor Records ~ LSC 2225
Out of Print and hard to find album.
"Sir Alexander Drummond Gibson was a leading British conductor, known especially for late Romantic-era and British music performances.
He studied piano at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music, continuing his musical studies at Glasgow University. He won a scholarship to the Royal College of Music in London in 1948, as a piano student.
While there, he formed and conducted a student orchestra. This convinced the administration to allow him to enter the conducting course. At the Mozarteum in Salzburg he studied with Igor Markevitch, and then in Siena with Paul van Kampen.
He was a rehearsal coach at Sadler's Wells Opera in London beginning in 1951. His professional conducting debut was the next year, in Smetana's opera The Bartered Bride. In the same year he took the position as associate conductor of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, in Glasgow. After 1954 he returned to a staff conducting position at Sadler's Wells."...
-allmusic.com
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