This item is part of a large collection which includes some of the rarest and most desirable classical music records including many "Golden Age" ED1 stereo pressings form Decca SXL, Columbia SAX, HMV ASD, Philips Hi-Fi Stereo, Mercury Living Presence, RCA Living Stereo series, audiophile and TAS listed items, and early mono pressings on Ducretet-Thomson, Lumen, Les Discophiles Francais, etc. Featuring artists such as Ansermet, Cluytens, Szell, Ricci, Oistrakh, Milstein, Kogan, Rabin, Grumiaux, Starker, Fournier, Mainardi, Martzy and many others.

Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic Orchestra - Mahler: Symphony No. 2 in C minor "Resurrection" recorded “live” at Avery Fischer Hall, New York City, in April 1987 Producer: Hanno Rinke / Recording supervision: Hans Weber / Engineer: Klaus Scheibe

Rare original first stereo pressing from 1988 on DG Digital, 423 395-1, made in W. Germany on the labels, ED1

Records: NM (the records appear to have been played only once judging from the amount of spindle wear, there are only a few extremely light sleeve marks visible)

Box: NM

Booklet: NM

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