Stravinsky Petrouchka & Firebird Suite Classic Records 180g LP

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SKU:

LSC2113Q

UPC:

LSC2113QP

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Description

New 2025 collection! From a very meticulous collector, this comes from a collection great highly sought-after items! Long Out Of Print, won't last long! Only 1 Copy Available!

Vinyl Grade: Sealed

Jacket Grade: Mint

These legendary performances of Stravinskys Firebird Suite (1910 version) and Petrouchka (1911 version), with the Paris Conservatory Orchestra conducted by Monteux, were recorded in 1956 by a Decca production team led by Kenneth Wilkinson. The recordings were issued in mono as LM 2113 in 1957. The Firebird Suite was subsequently released in stereo as VICS 1027. This is the first re-issue of the title made with the Living Stereo banner added to the mono cover art, which was the usual approach by RCA during that era. As expected, the sonics and hall ambience are outstanding and not to be missed.

Selections: Petrouchka, The Firebird.