ARTUR RUBINSTEIN Live 1964 Chopin Schumann Debussy Villa-Lobos NM LP Melodiya
  $   20

 


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Apr 17, 2018 Sold Date
Mar 25, 2018 Start Date
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**Item

ARTUR RUBINSTEIN Live 1964 Chopin Schumann Debussy Villa-Lobos NM LP Melodiya

Gost-61 Early Melodiya issue.

Record - NEAR MINT. Cover - Generic USSR Sleeve.

Tracklist:

CHOPIN

BARCAROLE, OP. 60.

NOCTURNE, D FLAT MAJOR, OP. 27 No. 2.

TWO ETUDES, E MINOR, OP. 25 No. 5; C SHARP MINOR, OP. 10 No. 4.

IMPROMPTU, B FLAT MAJOR, OP. 51.

WALTZ, A MINOR, OP. 34, No. 2.

WALTZ, A FLAT MAJOR, OP. 34, No. 1.


SCHUMANN

EVENING, OP. 12, No. 1.


DEBUSSY

PRELUDE "UNDINA".


VILLA-LOBOS

BARCAROLE, OP. 60.    

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**Grading
All LPs are examined under a strong light and play-tested (except for MINT ones) on hi-fi equipment to prevent inaccurate grading.
M      mint, pristine condition or sealed 
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