Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Comments:
Vinyl closer to NM! Two stickers front.

General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
LABELS: - Cream label (1st variant), i.e.: --- brown swirl design across upper half of label --- red Classics For Pleasure logo - "MADE IN GREAT BRITAIN" at 12 o'clock - "℗ 1965" at 6 o'clock SLEEVE: - Front laminated - No flipbacks - "PHOTOGRAPH: ERICH LESSING (Shows the piano at which Beethoven played and composed in his brother's house at Gneixendorf, by the banks of the Danube. Beethoven spent his last summer here)" - "Printed in England by Robert Stace" - "This STEREO record can also be played with a suitable MONO pick-up" - "MUSIC FOR PLEASURE LTD, 80 BLYTH ROAD, HAYES, MIDDLESEX" OTHER INFORMATION: - Mono version first issued in the UK in 1958 as His Master's Voice ALP 1576 with "Egmont" Overture coupling. - Stereo version originally released in France as La Voix De Son Maître ASDF 173 with "Egmont" Overture coupling. - UK Classics for Pleasure release omitted this coupling, hence the side 2 matrix differences. - This Classics for Pleasure release is therefore not a "Reissue" as it "does not appear in its original form". See RSG §6.17.1. - Recording first issued on Classics for Pleasure in 1973. - The company address on the sleeve back of this submission suggests that this variant dates from 1974 or later. See [l89085.

. Symphony No. 7 In A Major, Op. 92

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Matrix / Runout 2YRA 1657-2 RT 1
Matrix / Runout SCFP 40018 B-1 PM 1
Matrix / Runout 2YRA 1657
Matrix / Runout SCFP 40018B

Printed By Robert Stace
Record Company Music For Pleasure Limited

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