[78-L] 2 record sets

[Jim Shulman]

The one exception I know about was the very limited edition of
Stokowski/Philadelphia Orchestra of Russian Easter Overture; the first disk
had a pink, rather than red label, and was autographed by Stoki.  This set
was produced in the buckram cloth album, but did not have an M number.  The
disks inside were the same as those issued as two single records.

Jim Shulman
Wynnewood, PA


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[mailto:78-l-bounces at klickitat.78online.com] On Behalf Of DAVID BURNHAM
Sent: Saturday, July 31, 2010 4:51 PM
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Subject: [78-L] 2 record sets

dl wrote

An odd thing about Victor..they couldn't get around the idea of a classical
work 
that required only two discs being in an album. I don't know if there were 
exceptions, but every one I've seen through the 20s and 30s has been a pair
of 
single discs..

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I know you know this stuff, and I'm in Ottawa at the moment so can't check,
but 
I was sure I have the BSO "Bolero" in an album set, also Ormandy's "Les 
Preludes" which I'm sure is from the 30s.  I also know I have album sets
from 
the 20s, like the Menges "Kreutzer Sonata", with no album number indicated. 

I'll take a look at the shelves when I get home.

db
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