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Member	Item		Review/Comment
keebrev 14th Oct 2020		Classical Item Reinbert de Leeuw, Lucile Richardot, Yves Saelens, Het Collectief - Mahler: Das Lied Von Der Erde	[YouTube Video] Interview with Reinbert de Leeuw about "Das Lied von de Erde"
keebrev 8th Sep 2020		Classical Item Saint-Preux - Concerto Saint-Preux	Live recording [YouTube Video]
keebrev 30th Jul 2020		Classical Item Renata Tebaldi With The Orchestra And Chorus Of The Academia Di Santa Cecilia, Rome - Madame Butterfly (Highlights)	Thanks Phil for your comment!
keebrev 26th Jul 2020		Classical Item Renata Tebaldi With The Orchestra And Chorus Of The Academia Di Santa Cecilia, Rome - Madame Butterfly (Highlights)	Record and inner sleeve are made in England, cover is printed in the USA. In the Vinyl Album World there are several RICHMOND records, all made in Canada and some USA made. So correct me if I'm wrong about the Country entry. Never heard of it before, clearly a Decca recording (ARL 1331 and 1332)
keebrev 28th Jul 2019		Classical Item Marianne Schech, Lorenz Fehenberger - Mascagni, Cavalliera Rusticana	The same record as 32 055 NL, but now sung in Italian. The cat# is also a sticker and the record has a Variable Grade groove , quite unique in the 32xxx NL series. In the runout is 3 4 0 0 8 stamped, so the original cat# could be this under the sticker. With 4: 56 and 3:29 record time not really a Extended Play. Extracts from the 10" 17 009 LPE record
keebrev 14th Apr 2019		Classical Item Mainzer Kammerorchester - Italiaanse Barokconcerten	A bit curios this sleeve...the red "stereo" in the cartouche was used by DGG in the period 1959 - 1965. Later the red of stereo disappears. The 2831 002 7 digit sub cat# indicates (and the DG label without tulips) the issued period after 1969, as the date on the inner sleeve reveals: 30/71.
keebrev 11th Apr 2019		Classical Item Kathleen Ferrier, Phyllis Spurr - Volksliedjes Uit Engeland, Schotland En Ierland	Added later cover and label variant. Date on inner sleeve: 30/82
keebrev 11th Feb 2019		Classical Item Bamberger Symphoniker - Grieg	JJ, your comment about the recording date (source?) let me to take a sharp look again to the date in the runout. And indeed, if you look under and certain angle the "3" is a "9". So the date is 26.9.1952. My apologize for this error. DGG started their production of "variable micrograde 78" records in July 1950, and their 33 1/3 microgroove records (Philips' minigroove) in late 1951. So the confusion is easily made. Later 78 rpm's has N 78 in a retangular box and "variable grade" in the banner. The oldest 33 1/3 records have "LP 33 1/3" in the banner. So I was surprised by the late date (or the early type of banner) to see on this record. More likely was the "variable grade" banner.
keebrev 9th Feb 2019		Classical Item Bamberger Symphoniker - Grieg	I suppose so. This is side 3. Side 1 could be "Morgenstimmung" and side 2 "Ases Tod" , see LPE 17 037 on a 10" issue. Highlights of the same recording on 45 you will find here: 30 002 EPL, dated 21.5.53 in the runout.
keebrev 1st Feb 2019		Classical Item Bamberger Symphoniker - Grieg	Sadly, I only have this record. Date in dead wax: 26.3.52, quite late for a 78 rpm. In this case, you should expected a vinyl record. Earlier issued as EVM56015
keebrev 30th Jan 2019		Classical Item Symphonie-Orchester Des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Rafael Kubelik - Mahler, Symphonie Nr.5 Cis-moll, Lieder Eines Fahrenden Gesellen	It's a double album.
keebrev 26th Nov 2018		Classical Item Herman Krebbers, The Hague Philharmonic Orchestra, Willem van Otterloo - Beethoven: Violinconcerto	More to read about the hoezenpoes is here and here (Dutch) These records are nowadays very collectable, despite of the performancers. Herman Krebbers was a very highly respected performer.
keebrev 26th Nov 2018		Vinyl Album Glenn Miller And His Orchestra - The Original Recordings	Added rear of cover and label scans
keebrev 25th Nov 2018		Vinyl Album Herman Krebbers, Het Residentie Orkest Den Haag - Beethoven, Violinconcerto	More to read about the Hoezenpoes is here and here These records are nowadays very collectable, despite of the performancers. Herman Krebbers is a very highly respected violist.
keebrev 30th Oct 2018		Classical Item Columbia Symphony Orchestra, Bruno Walter - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik	Added earlier record variant. Sleeve text in English, label text in German The later version (Classical Favourites): Sleeve text in German, label text in English. Both made and sold in Holland
keebrev 29th Sep 2018		78 RPM Mario Lanza - Ave Maria / Because	Here's the original 7-32004 "Because" by Caruso
keebrev 25th Sep 2018		Classical Item Kathleen Ferrier - Brahms, Altrapsodie	Date on inner sleeve: 40/77; 2nd. Cat No. 6535 626, date on later inner sleeve: 30/85
keebrev 6th Sep 2018		Classical Item RIAS Symphonie-Orchester Berlin, Ferenc Fricsay - Serenade für Streichorchester	Added later cover variant. Date on rear of the cover is 4/63.
keebrev 2nd Sep 2018		Classical Item Konzertgebouw-Orchester Amsterdam - C.M. Weber, Euryanthe	[YouTube Video]
keebrev 1st Sep 2018		Classical Item Pierre Palla, Residentie-Orkest - Warsaw Concerto	The composer's name on the label is George Addinsell, but Richard Addinsell has written the piece Warsaw Concerto for the film Dangerous Moonlight.
keebrev 19th May 2018		Classical Item The Huddersfield Choral Society And The Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra - ""Messiah"	British record in a Dutch sleeve
keebrev 9th Nov 2017		Classical Item Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra - Swan Lake, Ballet In 4 Acts, Op. 20	When I entered the cat # I hesitated between 10BB... or 1OBB.., see the cat# on the side of the box. On the record it's 10BB..., as you can see the difference between Op. 20 on the label. Well, I assume that's the correct one. On the Decca Classical (Philips Stuart) I found this set as >H025, recorded on 20-22 Dec 1972, 4-9 May, 12, 13&27-29 Sep 1973 At the AVRO Studio, Hilversum, Holland. Issued as SPC21101-3 on Feb 1974 and as Decca 10BB168-70 Aug 1974.
keebrev 26th Oct 2017		78 RPM Fats Domino - Blueberry Hill / I Can't Go On	Added scans of labels and composer info.
keebrev 16th Oct 2017		Classical Item Robert Casadesus - Moonlight Sonata	Titles on sleeve in English; in Dutch on labels. Actually, it' s not Dutch but German. It's made in Holland. That's what you get when you live between two major countries :)
keebrev 10th Oct 2017		Classical Item Alfred Brendel - Beethoven: "Hammerklavier" Sonata And Sonata Op. 78	@LaurenceD. The small tiny letters makes it for me clear, made for the UK market. Normally the text at the bottom is about "This modern record can be played.....etc. in German and English. Nevertheless, if you add a record the first question is: "First choose the country the record is from ", and not which country it's exported to. The whole problem could be solved by adding a extra field (or cell) for the destination of the record, in this case UK. Or, if the country is the country where the record is issued, the country where the record is made. I can imagine that's a hell of a job (no I,m not DOOM thinking :) I added a record, made in Holland for the German speaking market (Germany, Austria and a very small part of Belgium), so the country is "Europe"? It's easier to say "Country = Netherlands" "Destination=Europe" or "International"
keebrev 9th Oct 2017		Classical Item Alfred Brendel - Beethoven: "Hammerklavier" Sonata And Sonata Op. 78	Is the country correct? If you add a record the first line is: "First choose the country the record is from ". The label (and the rear of the cover) is "Made in Holland".
keebrev 30th Sep 2017		Classical Item Berliner Philharmoniker, Rafael Kubelik - Water Music Suite	I suggest to look at the label; is it Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft it is DGG, and is it Deutsche Grammophon it's DG, issued after 1969. And yes of coarse, there will be doubles. I've got several DG records in DGG covers, but is it a problem? The country is normally Germany, and certainly after 1980 ( when Philips took over he last shares of Siemens) it became International. Don't make it too difficult, there are no can of worms, only challenges :) By the way: the album no. is SLPM 138 864, or 138 864 SLPM, not only the number. S= stereo, L= company => Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft, P= pvc record M= 12" record
keebrev 30th Sep 2017		Classical Item Berliner Philharmoniker, Rafael Kubelik - Water Music Suite	This record is recorded in march 1963 and is presumably issued the same year, so it would be the Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft, not Deutsche Grammophon who released this record. Deutsche Grammophon was established after the merge with Philips (PPI)at the end of 1971 -begin 1972 ... into Polygram. So DGG wasn't a Gesellschaft mit beschanker Haftung any more and was a part of Polydor International :) Only in the home country DGG was still be used... according to "The State of the Art... 100 years of Deutsche Grammophon. For export issues they used DG. The worm in this can is the DG logo without the tulips in the rim, it was introduced end '60, for new records. All old records kept their original six digital cat # numbers and in January 1970 the new seven digit cat# (25xx xxx and 27xx xxx for DG ) was introduced. Some older records were in the seventies reissued with the new rim label and their origin six digital cat#.
keebrev 29th Sep 2017		Classical Item Staatskapelle Dresden, Kurt Sanderling - Symphony In D Minor	This promotion record (only £ 1,99!) has in his runout the P1967 and the 135 036 pressed and a hand written 2548 132, so the German matrices were used. Exported to the Netherlands by CapiLux, a Photo and recordshop for a bargain price of ƒ 6,95!
keebrev 25th Sep 2017		Classical Item Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy - Carmina Burana	Early stereo records are in facto hardly to find. 12" the most, of coarse. 10" records you see them now and then, hidden between the massive 12 inches, but in stereo.....The change you win a super prize is greater than to find a stereo 10" record :) But it happens, and no, I haven't win a price... (yes, my wife....:) More commonly are the 7" stereo records (Living stereo.......RCA) and Philips too, also in the budget series like "Klassiek Verzoek Programma" or "Klassieke Klankjuwelen - Classical Favourites - Musikalische Edelsteinen" series, although scare. Philips used this HiFi-Stereo logo too on his radios....see the Swedish B5S12A and look at the right hand side of the tuning knob. It lights up (with the Philips logo) when you turn the radio on... These plum labels are very aggressive....you see plum through the sleeve on the outside: Philips 409 082 AE

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