Scottish Fantasia / Violin Concerto

ロンドンレコード

calendar_today1963United States

“A1 to A4 recorded 24 Sep 1962 at Walthamstow Assembly Hall B1 to B3 recorded 13,14 Sep 1962 at West Hampstead Studio 3 Vinyl says "Made In England" Version with Full Frequency Stereophonic Sound on red labels. Sleeve "Printed in U.S.A...”

Decca Records

calendar_today1963Australia

“First Australian pressing with UK "Flip-Back" Cover. Orange and Silver coloured Wide-Label Decca Full Frequency Stereophonic Sound.”

ロンドンレコード

calendar_today1963United States

“Early deep groove mono pressing in a Blue Back jacket Plum label”

Decca Records

calendar_today1963France

“First cat.nr. on cover, second on label. Released in a front laminated ''flipback'' cover. Bouchet Lakara Paris 4-63 Violin Concerto (Hindemith) composed in 1939. Orange Decca labels with silver lettering.”

ロンドンレコード

calendar_today1963United States

Decca Records

calendar_today1963Spain

Decca Records

calendar_today1963France

“Released in a ''flipback'' laminated cover. Violin Concerto (Hindemith) composed in 1939. [Rear] Bouchet-Lakara Paris - 4-63 [Runouts] Information stamped”

Decca Records

calendar_today1963Germany

“Black label and golden lettering. German copy”

ロンドンレコード

calendar_today1963United States

“Made in England by the DECCA Record Co. Ltd.”

Decca Records

calendar_todayFeb 1963United Kingdom

“Labelography: ED1 Wide Band Grooved first pressing. Labels: Decca Full Frequency Stereophonic Sound. On the label "Original Recording By..." at 11 o'clock. No Tax code. Labelography code ED1”

Decca Records

calendar_todayFeb 1963United Kingdom

“First cat.nr. on cover, second on label. Released in a ''flipback'' cover. Violin Concerto (Hindemith) composed in 1939. Orange Decca ''ear'' labels with silver lettering. Corresponding Mono version of Decca SXL 6035”

Decca Records

calendar_todayFeb 1963United Kingdom

“First pressing. Decca Full Frequency Stereophonic Sound. On the label "Original Recording By..." at 11 o'clock.”

Decca Records

calendar_today1966United Kingdom

“Second stereo label for this release. On the labels - Unboxed Decca. Wideband FFSS. 'Groove' labels, indented groove approx 1cm in from label edge. 'Made In England By...' at 11 o'clock. Labelography code ED2”

Decca Records

calendar_today1966United Kingdom

“Second pressing. On the labels - Unboxed Decca. Wideband FFSS. 'Groove' labels, indented groove approx 1cm in from label edge. 'Made In England By...' at 11 o'clock. Labelography code ED2”

ロンドンレコード

calendar_today1967Chile

“Released in a ''flipback'' cover. Marca Registrada y Licencia Otorgada por London Records Inc. USA. Fabricado y Distribuido por Industrias Eléctricas y Musicales Odeon, S.A. Casilla 186-D Santiago (Chile) "Full Frequency Stereophonic ...”

Decca Records

calendar_today1969United Kingdom

“Smooth (non-textured) labels with unboxed Decca FFSS. No extra groove within label. "Made In England By..." at 11 o'clock. Boxed MCPS closer to left edge than other releases. 'S; on label at right above inverted matrix. Polylined Decc...”

Decca Records

calendar_today1969United Kingdom

“This version: The "S" on the labels is above the left end of the printed matrix "[ZAL 5676]" on side A. Third stereo label for this release. Unboxed Decca FFSS 'groove' labels. On the label "Made In England By..." at 11 o'clock. No de...”

Decca Records

calendar_today1969United Kingdom

“On the labels: Unboxed Decca. Unboxed M.C.P.S. (with the dots) Wideband FFSS. round FFSS logo at the top SXL.6035 ℗1963 at the bottom no deep groove in labels 'Made In England By...' at 11 o'clock. Labelography code ED3”

Ace Of Diamonds

calendar_today1976United Kingdom

“Ace of Diamonds, no groove in label. Same cover photo and artwork as the original 1963 issue SXL 6035 On the label "Original Recording By the Decca Record Co. Ltd..." across the middle of the label either side of the spindle hole.”

Decca Records

calendar_today1976Spain

“Ace of Diamonds, no groove in label. Same cover photo as 6035”

Ace Of Diamonds / Decca Records

calendar_today1976France

“Ace of Diamonds, no groove in label. Reissue of the original 1963 SXL 6035 On the label "Original Recording and Manufactured By the Decca Record Co. Ltd..." across the middle of the label either side of the spindle hole.”

Ace Of Diamonds

calendar_today1976United Kingdom

“In standard issue laminated sleeve.”

World Record Club

calendar_todayJul 1976Australia

“"A DECCA recording, released for its members in Australia by World Record Club." Unusual catalogue number on sleeve - "02542" without the customary R prefix: however, the spine has "R. 02542", and the labels have "R-02542". There are th...”

World Record Club

calendar_todayApr 1977Australia

“"A DECCA recording, released for its members in Australia by World Record Club." Australian WRC pressing, sourced from original stampers and featuring unique sleeve art. Unusual catalogue number on sleeve - "02542" without the customary...”

Classic Compact Discs

calendar_today1995United States

Decca Records

calendar_todayMar 27, 2002Japan

“℗ 1962 Decca Music Group Limited Total Time: 60:59 (CD player) Recorded: Fantasia = 24 Sep., 1962 @ Walthamstow Assembly Hall, London Concerto = 13, 14 Sep., 1962 @ West Hampstead Studio 3, London”

First Impression Music

calendar_today2006United States

Decca Records / Universal Music Hong Kong

calendar_today2012Hong Kong SAR China

“K2HD CD 24-bit 100 kHz Mastering. Made in Japan, printed and distributed in Hong Kong.”

Analogue Productions

High Definition Tape Transfers

calendar_today2014United States

“Transferred from a London 4 track tape Recorded: 13, 14th September 1962 in West Hampstead Studio 3 (tracks 5 to 7) 24th September 1962 in Walthamstow Assembly Hall (tracks 1 to 4) Originally issued on LP as LXT 6035”

ロンドンレコード

calendar_today1963United States

“This is the London 4-track stereo version.”

The Tape Project

calendar_today2009United States

“The two works on this tape are splendid examples of 19th and 20th century virtuoso concertos; but for their great difficulty they would surely be played more often. No adjectives can add to David Oistrakh’s fame, but it is worth mentioni...”