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ERC049 - Limited to 300 copies - Press #299/300
This release represents the last instalment of the six major stereo recordings that Leonid Kogan completed for Columbia Records . Although originally released in Mono only in the UK (Columbia 33CX 1744), in 1960 it was granted a commercial release in Stereo form (SAXF138) exclusively in the territory of France.
Mozart wrote only six concertos for the violin, five of these were all written within a year period during 1775 in Salzburg.  Mozart was just 19 at the time. This, the third concerto is perhaps the most popular of all Mozarts violin concertos, with sophisticated, folk song inspired melodies that are more demanding of technique from the soloist. 
Mendelssohns Violin Concerto was conceived in 1838. It took almost seven years to compete and was finally premiered in 1845 in Leipzig.  Resolutely set in the romantic era, it contained many strikingly innovative elements that set it apart from other works of the period. It still remains one of the most popular violin concertos to this day, which is true testament to the quality and influence of this remarkable work.
Violin Concerto No. 3 In G Major, K.216 Composed By Mozart* A1 1st Movement: Allegro-Cadenza (By Franko) - Tempo 1 A2 2nd Movement: Adagio-Cadenza (By Franko) - Tempo 1 A3 3rd Movement: Rondo (Allegro-Andante-Allegretto-Tempo 1) Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto In E Minor, Op. 64 Composed By Mendelssohn* B1 1st Movement: Allegro Molto Appassionato-Cadenza-Tempo 1-Presto) B2 2nd Movement: Andante B3 3rd Movement: Allegretto Non Troppo-Allegro Molto Vivace
- Audiophile quality reissue of the 1957 Riverside original. - Officially Sanctioned by EMI - TRUE VALVE STEREO CUT Heritage pressings mastered from the first generation analogue master tapes - Cut in True Stereo using ERCs fully restored Lyrec Stereo Tape (Type TR18), Vintage Ortofon amplification and Lyrec valve-cutting lathe (Type SV8) - Hand-crafted sleeve artwork faithfully recreated to the highest level of quality and detail using traditional letterpress printing machinery and techniques - Faithful reproduction of original sleeve, label and inner sleeve using a bespoke letter-press. - Each copy comes with a numbered, signed and embossed card insert, banderole and a generic embossed PVC sleeve. - Released in strictly limited, individually numbered edition of 300 copies.
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