Sold Date: June 14, 2022
Start Date: July 29, 2018
Final Price: $38.49 (USD)
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Brahms - Cello-Sonaten Op. 38 & 99
Cello – Pierre Fournier Piano – Rudolf Firkušný
Rare Original Germany Pressing "Deutsche Grammophon ‎– 139 119 SLPM STEREO" LP
Tracks :
Sonate Nr. 1 e-moll fur Klavier und Violoncello, op. 38 (1865) A1Allegro non troppo A2Allegretto quasi Menuetto A3Allegro Sonate Nr. 2 F-dur fur Klavier und Violoncello, op. 99 (1866) B1Allegro vivace B2Adagio affettuoso B3Allegro passionato B4Allegro molto



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