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This Arturo Toscanini Invitation to the Dance LP vinyl record album from 1968 features performances by the NBC Symphony Orchestra. The record label is RCA Victrola and the case type is a cardboard sleeve. The vinyl matrix number is VICS 1321(e) (WVRS-1221). The non-domestic product has a fidelity level of stereo effect reprocessed from monophonic. The record grading is very good plus (VG+) and the sleeve grading is also very good plus (VG+). The speed is 33RPM and the material is vinyl. This LP is perfect for fans of easy listening, symphony, classical, or the 1960s. It includes original cover and features various composers.  FROM AL
Side 1:
1. Weber - Invitation to the Dance, Op. 65 - 7:48 (Orchestrated by Berlioz) (Recorded September 28, 1951 in Carnegie Hall) 2. Brahms - Hungarian Dances - 8:52 - No. 1 in G Minor; No. 17 in F-Sharp Minor; No. 20 in E Minor; No. 21 in E Minor (Orchestrated by Brahms / Dvorak (Recorded February 17, 1953 in Carnegie Hall 3. Verdi - Otello:  Act III:  Ballabili (Dances) - 6:08 (From the NBC Bradcase of March 13, 1948 in Studio 8-H)
Side 2:
1.. Paganin - Moto perpetuo, Op. 11 - 4:37 (Recorded April 17, 1959 in Studio 8-H) 2. J. Strauss, Jr. - On the Beautiful Blue Danube, Waltz, Op. 314 - 8:20 (Recorded December 11, 1941 and March 19, 1942 in Carnegie Hall 3. Tritsch-Tratsch, Polka, Op. 214 - 2:28 (Recorded May 6, 1941 in Carnegie Hall) 4. Waldteufel - The Skaters, Waltz, Op. 183 - 6:39 (Recorded June 28, 1945 in Carnegie Hall) 5. Berlioz - The Damnation of Faust, Op. 24: Rakoezy March - 3:58 (From the NBC Broadcast of September 2, 1945 in Studio 8-H)
1968 RCA Records, New York.  Library of Congress Card Number R68-2642 applies to this recording.  RCA Victrola.  Stereo.  I do not have the inner record  sleeve.  Stereo Effect Reprocessed From Monophonic.  Immortal Performances.  RCA VICS-1321(e). Photo:  Robert Hupka.   Album cover is apart at the top right approximately 3 inches -- has some shelf wear -- please see pictures.
Vinyl is visually graded as I do not have a way to play it -- I try to grade conservatively.
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