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Janos Starker Dvorak Concerto in B Minor for Violoncello LP SRI 75045 - $25 (Montgomery Creek)
Woodhill Drive near HWY 299 E
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Condition Used
Seller Notes “Mint vinyl -Excellent cover”
Country of Origin Netherlands
Artist Janos Starker
Record Label Mercury
Case Type Cardboard Sleeve
Fidelity Level High-Fidelity
Inlay Condition Near Mint (NM or M-)
Format Record
Record Grading Near Mint (NM or M-)
Language English
Record Size 12"
Style Concerto
Features Original Cover, Original Inner Sleeve
Performer Orchestra London Symphony Orchestra
Number of Audio Channels Stereo
Speed 33 RPM
Composer Antonin Dvorak
Release Title Dvorak Concerto in B Minor for Violoncello
Color Black
Material Vinyl
Catalog Number SRI 75045
Edition Golden Imports
Type LP
Sleeve Grading (NM)
Instrument Cello
Conductor Antol Dorati
Genre Classical
Run Time 46.44
Janos Starker Dvorak Concerto in B Minor for Violoncello LP SRI 75045
The album you're referring to, "Janos Starker Dvorak Concerto in B Minor for Violoncello LP SRI 75045", is a recording by the renowned cellist Janos Starker of Dvorak's Cello Concerto in B minor, Op. 104. It was originally released on the Mercury Living Presence label and reissued on the Mercury Golden Imports label under the catalog number SRI 75045.
Here's some information about the recording:
Artists: Janos Starker (cello), London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Antal Dorati.
Works:
Dvořák: Cello Concerto in B Minor, Op. 104.
Bruch: Kol Nidrei.
Recording Quality: Starker's performance is highly acclaimed for its technical brilliance, tonal purity, and emotional depth. Some pressings of the LP may have some surface noise, but the overall sound quality is considered excellent, with a clear and vivid focus.
Historical Significance: Starker's interpretation of the Dvorak Concerto is considered a benchmark recording, setting a high standard for collaborative performance between soloist and orchestra.
This recording is highly regarded by critics and music enthusiasts alike and is considered a valuable addition to any classical music collection.