Schubert Piano works 1822-1828 Alfred Brendel Philps BOX 8LP

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	$		22

Komponist - Composer: Schubert : Piano works 1822-1828

Sonata in A minor op. posth. 143; Moments musicaux op. 94

Sonata in A minor op. 42

Hungarian melody in B minor; Allegretto in C minor ; Ecossaises

Sonata in D op. 53; German Dances op. 33

Sonata in G op. 78; Impromptus op. 90

Sonata in A; German Dances op. 171

Fantasy in C op. 15; Impromptus op. 142

Piano pieces D. 946

Solist: Alfred Brendel

Pressung - pressing: Philips 6747 175  Box 8 LP's Stereo

Jahr der Herstellungs (year of press): 1977

Jahr der Aufnahme (year of recording): 1972, 1974

Land: Germany

Zustand Platte - condition record: Near Mint side 10, 13,16 ex

Zustand Plattenhülle - condition cover: EX ( not all letters clear on left side)

Platte(n) war nicht notig gewaschen zu werden

Record(s) was not necessary to be washed

Bezahlung (payment): Banküberweisung mit IBAN und SWIFT (Europa), Paypal

Versand:  (posting), the records are send from Germany

I send the record world-wide,

weight with packing for calculation : 1,99 Kg

Germany:                           1 - 6 record(s)  = 5 Euro (2 kg max) (not Registered)                                           

                                          2-10kg                = 7,50 Euro

Europa / World (letter):     1 record = 4 Euro (0,5 kg max), (not Registered)

                                             2-3 records = 7,30  Euro (1 kg max), (not Registered)

                                             4-6 records  = 17,20 Euro (2 kg max), (not Registered)

                                             Registered Letter =  +  2,50 Euro

Europa(EU)(Paeckchen): (2 kg) =  8,90 Euro (not Registered)

Europa (EU)(Paket): DHL Packet (5kg) = 17,30 Euro ; DHL Packet (10 kg)= 22,30 Euro (Registered)

World (Paket): DHLPacket (5 kg) = 40,30 Euro; DHL Packet (10 kg) = 55,30 Euro (Registered) posting time about2week    

World (surface Paeckchen): 1-6  record  = 14,20 Euro (2 kg), (not Registered)  posting time about 4 weeks

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HOW I GRADE RECORDS
 
MINT -- Pretty darn close to perfect or like new. Record should have no scuffs, blotches, stains, certainly NO SCRATCHES, no buffs, no marks of any kind; cover (and inserts) no split seams, tears, writing, dents, wrinkles, no flaws or blemishes of any kind. Neither should exhibit signs of aging. Vinyl should retain its original luster. Cover and inserts should have bright and vibrant colours.
NEAR MINT -- Vinyl has only 1 or 2 minor surface flaws that do NOT affect play. Cover shows SLIGHT wear or age.
EXCELLENT -- Vinyl has more than a couple of minor flaws but play is still NOT affected; spindle marks might be present. Cover shows only modest wear. Some groove noises (soft crackles )  can be audible .

VERY GOOD -- Record has a few hairline marks which may produce the random click. Any extraneous noise should be minimal and should NOT distract from enjoyment of the recorded work. These types of marks are usually made by sliding the record in and out of some kind of unfriendly inner sleeve and not by a needle. Cover shows modest shelf wear but looks good and is very sturdy.
GOOD -- GOOD means GOOD, not BAD! A GOOD record is a joy to own and wonderful to hear. It may be only marginally a "showcase" piece but it is a very very very very nice listening copy. Any scratches are light and produce soft and intermittent extraneous noise. There should be no startling pops or clicks, no distortion, and minimal surface noise. Your enjoyment of the recorded sound should NOT be hampered; you should be able to listen to the entire record without pulling your hair out or cursing the person you bought it from. A GOOD cover is sturdy with perhaps some fraying along the seams and moderate shelf wear. Surfaces should be pretty darn clean and colours bright. Signs of aging might be present. A GOOD record is NOT simply a filler piece that you discard when a better copy comes along. A GOOD record is a keeper.
I don't grade below GOOD because I don't deal with items below this range. I will sometimes use "+" or "MINUS" to fine-tune a grade.