CDs for sale

[(poco) Sforzando]

To anyone interested:

I am culling some CDs from my collection and will offer them at reduced prices for the next three days. Whatever doesn't sell will be donated to a local library. If you're interested, send me a PM. I can take Paypal for US and UK payments as well as Euros. Shipping and packaging are additional at cost; I will give you an estimate before you pay. Thanks!


Singles, $6 each unless otherwise stated:
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DG:
Dvorak American Qt., Smetana E minor - Emerson
Elgar Sym. 2 - Sinopoli

Sony:
Mozart Sonatas 283, 311, misc. works, Vladar

London:
Mozart Arias (Visions of Love), Fleming $3

EMI:
Nathan Gunn song recital (American Anthem)

Philips:
Glagolitic Mass, Taras Bulba (Masur, cutout)
Bartok, Piano Works Kocsis

Decca:
Beethoven 4 and 7 (Monteux - LSO, Japanese text)
Chopin, Sonatas and Etudes (Ashkenazy)

Erato:
Mozart, Flute/Harp and Flute Concertos (Rampal, Laskine, Paillard, Guschlbauer)

Harmonia Mundi:
Beethoven, Sonatas 106 and 109, F.F. Guy
Mozart, Zaide, cond. Goodwin  $3

Virgin:
Beethoven Diabellis, Anderszewski

Bach cantatas on Archiv, Gardiner:
106, 118/231, 198
72, 73, 111, 156
113, 179, 199
94, 105, 168
63, 64, 121, 133
36, 61, 62

RCA:
Beethoven 3 and 8, Jarvi, Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie

Auvidis:
Mozart Requiem, Savall

Alalekta:
Beethoven: 5 and 6, Tafelmusik/Weil

BBC Music Magazine:
Schumann Concerto, Sym. 2 (Vogt, Brabbins; Noseda) $1
Bach Partita 1, Chopin Sonata 1, Debussy Quartet $1

MHS
Mozart Sym. 35, 40, Nachtmusik Rudel, Virtuosi di Praga, $1

Quintessence
Schubert Sym 5 and 8, Gehardt, $1



Double sets, $8 per set unless stated:
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DG:
Schumann Symphonies, Kubelik

BIS:
Bach 105, 179, 186, Suzuki

Philips:
Haydn London Symphonies vol. 1, Davis
Haydn London Symphonies vol. 2, Davis
Schubert, Last Four Quartets, Italiano

EMI:
Mozart, Figaro (Jurinac, Sciutti, Bruscantini, Calabrese, Gui) $5

SDG, Bach Cantatas under Gardiner:
Vol. 26: 172, 59, 74, 34, 173, 68, 174
Vol. 1: 167, 7, 30, 75, 39, 20

Nimbus:
Puccini Boheme (Gigli, Albanese, Berrettoni)

Hanssler
Bach Organ Works, 2 CDs, Ton Koopman, $4

Marco Polo
Brian, Gothic Symphony, 2 CDs, Ondrej Lenard, $5


Multi-disk box set:
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RCA:
Wagner Ring (Janowski), $40. This is the 4-inch wide set with complete libretti, not the slimline reissue.

[J.Z. Herrenberg]

Marco Polo
Brian, Gothic Symphony, 2 CDs, Ondrej Lenard, $5

Ouch! 

[(poco) Sforzando]

Ouch! 

Duplicate copy. It would be "ouch" if I were trying to sell both.

[J.Z. Herrenberg]

That's a relief... 

[PerfectWagnerite]

Alalekta:
Beethoven: 5 and 6, Tafelmusik/Weil

Yeah, I had it, I sold it as well. Just terrible anachronistic performances with nothing new to add to the music other than some strange sonorities.

[marvinbrown]

To anyone interested:

I am culling some CDs from my collection and will offer them at reduced prices for the next three days. Whatever doesn't sell will be donated to a local library. If you're interested, send me a PM. I can take Paypal for US and UK payments as well as Euros. Shipping and packaging are additional at cost; I will give you an estimate before you pay. Thanks!


Philips:
Schubert, Last Four Quartets, Italiano

  I am curious why are you culling this? what's wrong with it?

  marvin

[(poco) Sforzando]

  I am curious why are you culling this? what's wrong with it?

  marvin

I don't like it.

[Kuhlau]

BBC Music Magazine:

Schumann Concerto, Sym. 2 (Vogt, Brabbins; Noseda) $1
Bach Partita 1, Chopin Sonata 1, Debussy Quartet $1

I'm interested in these (though I suspect I've arrived too late to this thread). If they are still available, I'd appreciate first the Vol. and No. of each - it'll be at the bottom of the spines. If I don't already have them, I'll take them. That is, if your local lending library hasn't by now.

FK

[(poco) Sforzando]

I'm interested in these (though I suspect I've arrived too late to this thread). If they are still available, I'd appreciate first the Vol. and No. of each - it'll be at the bottom of the spines. If I don't already have them, I'll take them. That is, if your local lending library hasn't by now.

FK

Sorry, library has everything unsold now.

[Kuhlau]

No problem. Thanks for replying.

FK

[(poco) Sforzando]

No problem. Thanks for replying.

FK

I'll go back there this weekend and see if I can pull those two items back. I'll let you know.

[Kuhlau]

I'll go back there this weekend and see if I can pull those two items back. I'll let you know.

That's above and beyond the call, sir. Much appreciated. I only hope that, should you be successful, I don't then find that I already own them.

FK

[(poco) Sforzando]

That's above and beyond the call, sir. Much appreciated. I only hope that, should you be successful, I don't then find that I already own them.

FK

To be honest, I think that if you expect me to make any efforts along these lines, you should first go through your collection to see if these are not duplicating CDs you already own. If you really want them, I'll help you, but not if you're undecided.

[Daverz]

Decca:
Beethoven 4 and 7 (Monteux - LSO, Japanese text)

[(poco) Sforzando]

I'll try to recover this from the library.

[Kuhlau]

To be honest, I think that if you expect me to make any efforts along these lines, you should first go through your collection to see if these are not duplicating CDs you already own. If you really want them, I'll help you, but not if you're undecided.

Actually, sir, I expect nothing from you - you offered, remember?

As it turns out, however, I do have these already. Thanks for the offer, anyway.

FK

[(poco) Sforzando]

Did you want this one for yourself? In 7, Monteux in my opinion miscalculates some tempos - the Vivace in I is too slow, and the Assai meno vivace is much too slow. As confirmed by B's metronome mark, that contrasting section should be a good deal less lively than the main part, but not so slow as to be an andante. Monteux's finale, however, is unsurpassable.

[Daverz]

Did you want this one for yourself? In 7, Monteux in my opinion miscalculates some tempos - the Vivace in I is too slow, and the Assai meno vivace is much too slow. As confirmed by B's metronome mark, that contrasting section should be a good deal less lively than the main part, but not so slow as to be an andante. Monteux's finale, however, is unsurpassable.

No, I already have it.  I was just surprised that someone would give up these beautiful recordings (I'm much less happy with some of Monteux's other Beethoven.  I remember the VPO Eroica as rather heartless, but it's been a while since I listened to it.)