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Artur Rubinstein*, Chopin* - The Rubinstein Story (Concerto No. 2 And Andante Spianato And Grande Polonaise) (LP, Gat) Very Good Plus (VG+) / Very Good Plus (VG+)

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Artur Rubinstein*, Chopin* - The Rubinstein Story (Concerto No. 2 And Andante Spianato And Grande Polonaise) (LP, Gat) Very Good Plus (VG+) / Very Good Plus (VG+)Summary: Vinyl, LP1, The Rubinstein Story (Concerto No. 2 And Andante Spianato And Grande Polonaise), Arthur Rubinstein, Frdric Chopin, 1959, Canada Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+) Country: Canada Released: 1959 Genre: Classical Style: Romantic Comments: Conservatively Graded, Machine Cleaned. Vinyl Has A Few Light Marks And Scratches, Some Below Music Level Surface Noise. Labels Have Spotting Staining.

Summary: Vinyl, LP1, The Rubinstein Story (Concerto No. 2 And Andante Spianato And Grande Polonaise), Arthur Rubinstein, Frédéric Chopin, 1959, Canada

Media Condition:  Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Country:    Canada  
Released:  
1959
Genre:       Classical
Style:         Romantic

Comments:
Conservatively Graded, Machine Cleaned. Vinyl Has A Few Light Marks And Scratches, Some Below Music Level Surface Noise. Labels Have Spotting/Staining. Sleeve Has Some Staining/Spotting (Heaviest Inside GF), And Minor Wear, No Rips Or Tears, Great Shape Overall. Complete With Book And Original Inner, Both Have Spotting/Staining, No Rips Or Tears. Pics Available upon Request, Great Copy.
 

Notes:

Early Canadian stereo version, released in a gatefold sleeve and with an accompanying 20-page booklet.
Sleeve and booklet are identical to the first US stereo version.

LABELS:
- Red/silver 'Shaded Dog' labels
- Deep 'groove' in label area
- "Made in Canada by RCA Victor Company, Ltd., Montreal"
- "Living Stereo" at bottom of label
- "Stereo-orthophonic..." text below Nipper

SLEEVE:
- Heavy cardboard gatefold sleeve, not laminated
- The LP and the booklet are inserted from the inside
- Large "Living Stereo" banner on front top
- "©RCA Printed in U. S. A." on front
- Back of the sleeve shows a drawing, no sleeve notes

BOOKLET:
- 20 pages, full size
- Contains biographical notes on Rubinstein, notes about the Chopin works and a Rubinstein discography
- The last page has an "Important" stereo info sticker attached
- "© by Radio Corporation of America, 1959"
- "Printed in U. S. A."

CATALOG NUMBERS:
- LSC-2265 on front of sleeve and on top of spine
- LSC 2265 on labels and on bottom of spine

OTHER INFORMATION:
- Recorded 20 January 1958 at Carnegie Hall, New York
- Labelography code: CR1
- Corresponding mono issue has cat# LM-2265

 

. Concerto No. 2 In F Minor, Op. 21
B2. Andante Spianato And Grande Polonaise In E-Flat, Op. 22

 

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Matrix / Runout J2 RY5616-5S
Matrix / Runout J2 RY5617-7S
Matrix / Runout J2RY-5616
Matrix / Runout J2RY-5617
Other LM/LSC-2265

 

Recorded At Carnegie Hall
Made By RCA Victor Company, Ltd.
Copyright (c) RCA
Copyright (c) Radio Corporation Of America

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