Concerto In D Major For Cello And Orchestra, Op. 101 / Concerto In B Flat Major For Cello And Orchestra

Decca

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Decca

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“This is the earlier German Decca version, where the DECCA symbol at 12 o'clock does NOT interrupt the rim text. very similar to [r9664631] but this version has still LXT 2968 on the labels on labels LXT 2968 on Cover and spine MD 1003”

Decca

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London Records

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“Made In England at 6 o'clock on red/silver FFRR deepgroove lp labels. Jacket: Printed in U.S.A.”

Decca

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“Issued in the 1960s Back sleeve with advertising on the right side. On back sleeve: Uncredited notes in German van Dyck: „Cellospielerin.“ Reproduktion mit freundlicher Genehmigung des Kunstverlages Ackermann, München External source: Side A recorded 1953 in Geneva at Victoria Hall Side B recorded 1952 in Geneva at Victoria Hall Labelography: Golden colored lettering on black background Small Decca logo, filled Boxed side indicator (1, 2)”

Decca

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“Black labels with gold lettering. Same sleeve as [r=16361034].”

Decca

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“This is the earlier German Decca version, where the DECCA symbol at 12 o'clock does NOT interrupt the rim text”

Decca / Disques Decca

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“Orange/grey labels (On labels:) "Made in France" at 12 o'clock (On front cover:) ffrr ear logo (On back cover, bottom flipback:) "Printed in England"”

London Records

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Decca

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“Electronic Stereo”

Decca

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“This variant has a printed R/T tax code, suggesting manufacture between October 1955 and June 1957.”

Decca

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Decca

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“Printed in Germany Some copies came with a generic inner sleeve advertising TELDEC's Royal Sound Stereo technology in German and English.”

Decca

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“Cover: Decca Flexible logo bottom centre on both sides. Made in Australia for The Decca Record Company Ltd., London, by E.M.I. (A ustralia) Pty. Limited, Sydney, N.S.W. (Note the printing error in Australia). Labels: Gold print on orange. 12 o'clock shows Made in Australia by E.M.I (Australia) Pty. Limited. Flexible Microgroove full frequency range recording. No side numbers. Runouts: All stamped with most info at 6 o'clock. The last 2 characters are at 9 o'clock.”

Decca

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Richmond / London Records

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“Purple label with silver print. Labels have "Made in England." Sleeve has London Records, Inc. with New York address.”

Decca

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“van Dyck: "Cellospielerin." Reproduktion mit freundlicher Genehmigung des Kunstverlages Ackermann, München. Made in Germany • TELDEC »Telefunken-Decca« Schallplatten-Ges. mbH. [sleeve] Hergestellt von der TELDEC »Telefunken-Decca« Schallplatten GmbH, Hamburg [labels] - German sleeve notes - blue labels with German standard copyrights on rim - stamped matrices”

London Records

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Decca / Eclipse

calendar_today1954イギリス

“Ⓒ 1970, The Decca Record Company Limited, London. Made in England (labels). Eclipse Records, The Decca Record Company Limited, Decca House, 9 Albert Embankment, London S.E.1 The sleeve notes are in English only. Stereo. Sleeve printed in England by Robert Stace. Laminated with 'Clarifoil' made by British Celanese Limited. Front cover: Cliveden, Buckinghamshire. On the labels the Decca logo with the music notes is displayed (see images). 'Mono recordings electronically reprocessed to give stereo effect on stereo equipment' (labels).”

Decca

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“Hergestellt von der Teldec”

Decca

calendar_today1954年10月イギリス

“Orange/gold labels, edge-grooved (On labels:) "Made in England" at 12 o'clock (On labels and front cover:) ffrr ear logo (On back cover:) "Made in England" (On back cover, bottom flipback:) "Printed in England" Matte sleeve with scalloped flipbacks, not laminated, thin spine without print First cat# is printed on sleeve; second cat# on labels [a=Stuttgarter Kammerorchester] is credited as "The augmented Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra" on the label of side 1, without specifics anywhere on the release First UK release; [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/8141515]this version[/url] has small differences in sleeve artwork and label design Other information: - The Boccherini concerto was recorded in 1952, and previously released as part of [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/4716452]LXT2765[/url] - The Haydn concerto was seperately recorded at the same venue in 1953”

Decca

calendar_today1955ドイツ

“Very similar to [r7462812] but this version has 33Umdr. below the catalog number on the front instead of HIfi”

Decca

calendar_today1956年10月フランス

“First French release Full laminated sleeve with scalloped flipbacks, thin spine without print Orange/gold labels, edge-grooved On labels: rim text and titles in French (On labels:) "Made in France" at 12 o'clock (On labels and front cover:) ffrr ear logo (On back cover:) "Made in England" (On back cover, bottom flipback:) "Printed in England" Other information: - The Boccherini concerto was recorded in 1952, and previously released as part of [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/4716452]LXT2765[/url] - The Haydn concerto was seperately recorded at the same venue in 1953 MADE IN FRANCE: on labels under DECCA :”

Decca

calendar_today1957年5月イギリス

“Orange/gold labels, edge-grooved (On labels:) "Made in England" at 12 o'clock (On labels and front cover:) ffrr ear logo (On back cover:) "Made in England" (On back cover, bottom flipback:) "Printed in England" Matte sleeve with scalloped flipbacks, laminated, thin spine without print First cat# is printed on sleeve; second cat# on labels [a=Stuttgarter Kammerorchester] is credited as "The augmented Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra" on the label of side 1, without specifics anywhere on the release Other information: - The Boccherini concerto was recorded in 1952, and previously released as part of [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/4716452]LXT2765[/url] - The Haydn concerto was seperately recorded at the same venue in 1953”