Herbert von Karajan Beethoven 9 Symphonien 180g 8LP Box Set

Herbert von Karajan

$124.99

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DGLP37875

UPC:

028948378753

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Description

Karajan's Legendary 1963 Recordings On 180g Vinyl 8LP Box Set!
Mastered From Original Sources!

Karajan recorded the Complete Symphonies of Beethoven numerous times, but his first recording in 1963, was artistically the most radical and commercially the most successful. Nearly six decades on from its original launch, it remains the best-selling Beethoven cycle of all time. Critics and audiences were enthused above all by the beauty of the music and by the fierce sense of joy which reached its apogee in an eloquent account of the finale of the epic Ninth Symphony.

Features

8LP Box Set
180g Vinyl
Mastered from original sources
Box with lift-off lid
Made in Germany

Musicians

Berliner Philharmoniker
Herbert von Karajan	conductor