Sold Date: April 9, 2024
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Experience the beauty of Respighi's timeless classical compositions with this LP from the Great Recordings of The Century collection. Conductor Malcom Sargent leads the London Symphony Orchestra in performing The Fountains of Rome and The Pines of Rome. This 1960 release on Everest label is a 33 RPM vinyl record with a black color in a cardboard sleeve.

The vinyl material is in Near Mint (NM or M-) condition, while the inlay and sleeve are both in Excellent (EX) condition. This LP features a catalogue number of 3051 and is a must-have for any classical music enthusiast.

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TRACKLIST:

The Pines Of Rome

A1The Pines Of The Villa Borghese

A2The Pines Near A Catacomb

A3The Pines Of The Janiculum

A4The Pines Of The Appian Way

The Fountains Of Rome

B1The Fountain Of Valle Giulia At Dawn

B2The Triton Fountain In The Morning

B3The Fountain Of Trevi At Midday

B4The Fountain Of The Villa Medici At Sunset

NOTES:

The master of this recording was made from 35 mm Magnetic Film, first in 35 mm recording.

Black and silver Everest label with the Melrose Avenue address.

Bernard Solomon purchased Everest Records in late February, 1962. A few months later, Everest drastically simplified their label design. This design was all-black for stereo and the company’s address on the label was Melrose Avenue.

In April, 1963, Everest moved to a location on Vine Street but kept the label design.

CREDITS:

Composed By – Respighi*

Conductor – Sir Malcolm Sargent

Orchestra – The London Symphony Orchestra*