Sold Date: August 27, 2018
Start Date: July 29, 2018
Final Price: $19.19 (USD)
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Mozart - Requiem
Rare Original Germany Pressing "Deutsche Grammophon ‎– 2530 143 STEREO" LP
Conductor – Karl Böhm Orchestra – Wiener Philharmoniker
Choir – Wiener Staatsopernchor Conductor [Choir] – Norbert Balatsch
Bass Vocals – Karl Ridderbusch Contralto Vocals – Julia Hamari Soprano Vocals – Edith Mathis Tenor Vocals – Wiesław Ochman
Organ – Hans Haselböck
Tracks :
Requiem, KV 626 A11. Requiem9:30 A22. Dies Irae1:58 A33. Tuba Mirum4:15 A44. Rex Tremendae3:09 A55. Recordare7:00 A66. Confutatis3:50 A77. Lacrimosa4:07 B18. Domine Jesu4:37 B29. Hostias5:03 B310. Sanctus1:55 B411. Benedictus6:50 B512. Agnus Dei11:24



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