Johann Sebastian Bach , Cembalo: Gustav Leonhardt - Die Kunst Der Fuge (Box + 2xLP)

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

Comments:
Booklet included // Box has minimal signs of use // Vinyls VG++, light paper scuffs only

General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Harpsichord: "Cembalo von Martin Skowronek nach J.D. Dulcken, Antwerpen 1745" Production: Harmonia Mundi Recording place: Schloß Kirchheim, Cedernsaal Technische Herstellung [Manufacturing: Sonopress, Gütersloh Technik: Sonart Entwurf [Design: point, Freiburg Includes a 12" booklet in German. Notes also translated in English translation. Both inner sleeves have on both sides a red hand pointing at the opening and in green: the date: "- 6 Dec. 1974" and "Rens". Printed on the right-bottom corner of the inner sleeves: 3 36/18 (disc 1) & 3 37/21 (disc 2) Lengths: A-side: 22'04" B-side: 19'21" C-side: 23'35" D-side: 15'40"

. Die Kunst Der Fuge BWV 1080
A1. Contrapunctus 1 4:14
A2. Contrapunctus 4 6:40
A3. Contrapunctus 2 3:35
A4. Contrapunctus 3 3:35
A5. Contrapunctus 5 4:00
B1. Contrapunctus 6 5:10
B2. Contrapunctus 7 5:10
B3. Contrapunctus 8 6:38
B4. Contrapunctus 9 3:00
C1. Contrapunctus 10 5:20
C2. Contrapunctus 11 7:47
C3. Contrapunctus 12a 2:40
C4. Contrapunctus 12b 2:55
C5. Contrapunctus 18a 2:25
C6. Contrapunctus 18b 2:18
D1. Canon 14: Per Augmentationem In Contrario Muto 3:55
D2. Canon 15: Alla Ottava 2:40
D3. Canon 16: Alla Decima, Contrapuncto Alla Terza 5:55
D4. Canon 17: Alla Duodecima In Contrapuncto Alla Quinta 2:10

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Matrix / Runout 79945 A-2 (Handwriting): RONALD RENS - 6-12-1974 Made in Germany
Matrix / Runout 79945 A
Matrix / Runout 79945 B-2 Made in Germany
Matrix / Runout 79945 B
Matrix / Runout S 79947 A-3 (in a bigger font than on all other sides) (Handwriting): RONALD RENS 6-12-1974 Made in Germany
Matrix / Runout 79947 A
Matrix / Runout 79947 B-2 Made in Germany
Matrix / Runout 79947 B
Rights Society D.P.

Manufactured By Sonopress
Recorded At Zedernsaal, Schloss Kirchheim