Ida Haendel - Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto in D Major, DLP 1190 1st NM
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Ida Haendel - Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto in D Major, DLP 1190 1st NM
Side 1: First Movement: Allegro moderato - Cadenza - Allegro Moderato (C)
Side 2: Second Movement: Canzonetta (Andante) (three-four); THird Movement: Finale (Allegro vivacissio) (two-four)
Ida Haendel - violin
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Sir Eugene Goosens - conductor
Vinyl:
Bright and fresh disc that appears to have been played on each side just once - twice possibly, though I cannot imagine any further plays (see rest of description)
Side 1: NM - only a few of those micro-fine hairline marks - probably from sleeve friction.
Side 2: NM - a very faint surface mark - definitly non-sounding, as well as a few of those micro-fine hairline marks.
Labels:
side 1: bright and clear - can see only a very faint spindle mark - a faint, yet darker rectangular area over the gramophone horn and 'nipper' - probably from a water-soluble gum based paper label that has long since fallen away.
side 2: bright and clear - can see only a very faint spindle mark - no repitition of label evidence of the such as described for side 1.
Outer sleeve: EX - bright, clear and glossy with neat, crease-free corners and a near-crisp opening edge (only a very light buckle on flip-side) - a little laminate-lift towards spine on both sides, which also show the light impression of the disc within.
Inner sleeve: original inner sleeve is crisp and clear with a sharp opening edge.
Over the next few months I will be auctioning off my late father's record collection, which, among other genres, consist mostly of classical music. All records are from quality labels, such as Decca, HMV, Columbia, Deutch Grammophone, etc. and are mostly in excellent condition.
I do not clean or play the records, though I do use a truth-revealing bright light to reveal any likely-looking audible flaws. If any are found, a description is provided after a test-play of the relevant side. I will also test-play records on request if required. If on visual inspection no likely-looking audible flaws are found, the side generally very clear, glossy and at least little used in appearance, I will grade that side as EX or NM. However, with such grades, please bear in mind there may still be a few noticeable isolated 'ticks' or 'pops' here and there, and/or occasional mild surface noise. Although these records appear clean, I advise the purchaser to give their purchases a good clean. For test-playing, a Pioneer PL-L1000 turntable fitted with a Denon DL-160 cartridge is used.
Packaging: records wrapped and sent within thick, sturdy double-walled card arranged at cross-grain to one another for maximum rigidity - I will never use those flimsy mailers made out of thin card. Corners of package will also be rigid and well clear of corners of outer sleeve.
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