Mercury Living Presence Vol. 3 Update

[Dana John Hill]

I just followed up on the status of the MLP 3 set I had cited in a
previous post. When it initially appeared on Universal's schedule it was
listed as sixty discs. It has been revised to forty, which seems more
realistic.

I don't remember if I said before that it was due in September, but it
is scheduled for October now.

Dana John Hill
Gainesville, Florida

[Mort]

Thanks for the update. I hope that some of the mono recordings will be
included.

Have you heard anything about re-issuing of their SACDs? They are
currently priced very high on the secondary market.

Mort Linder

[Dana John Hill]

I have not. If I had to guess, I'd say that hope for the future of MLP
in multi-channel and high-res lies with Blu-ray Audio. But I have seen
no actual evidence to that effect.

[William Sommerwerck]

"Mort" wrote in message news:KQtdv.1001631$y81.5...@fx13.iad...

> Have you heard anything about re-issuing of their SACDs?
> They are currently priced very high on the secondary market.

They were very highly priced on the primary market. I bought two or three, and
that was it. Had they been mid-priced -- as RCA's were -- I'd have bought
more.

[Mort]

Some of the RCA SACDs, including major artists, are still availabe for
circa $12.- each, while the Mercury SACDs are often attached to asking
prices of over $100.- each = absurd.

Mort Linder

[Lawrence Chalmers]

Where can I find the content listing?

[Dana John Hill]

Nowhere that I know of just yet. But, a while back someone did post on
RMCR a PDF of the Mercury recordings released on CD under the
supervision of WCF in the 1990s. That PDF indicates which of those
recordings were included in MLP 1 and MLP 2. One might safely assume
that the remaining thirty-or-so discs remaining will be in MLP 3. The
fun guessing game we all get to play now is, "What Else?"

[Precious Roy]

Exactly! Will they issue the Roth Quartet recordings of Kodaly and Mozart? Szeryng and Rybar in Bach, Szeryng/Rozhdestvensky in the Sibelius and Prokofiev concerti? Dorati's Schumann 4? Paray 's mono Bolero?

I know these seem like long shots but the non-long shots have already been issued.

[Jerry]

And let's not forget the Dorati/Minneapolis Variaciones Concertantes,
Borodin 2nd, Church Windows, Paray's Antar, the remainder of the
Kubelik/Chicago series, etc., etc.


Jerry

[Randy Lane]

On Tuesday, May 20, 2014 12:01:34 PM UTC-7, Jerry wrote:
> And let's not forget the Dorati/Minneapolis Variaciones Concertantes, Borodin 2nd, Church Windows, Paray's Antar, the remainder of the Kubelik/Chicago series, etc., etc. Jerry

Hopefully it DOES NOT include this:

http://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B00005FFLT

The Fine family were very upset when UMG allowed the Japanese to release this on CD a few years ago.

[Jerry]

Reminds me (in a way) of a recording I purchased many years
ago of the Dvorak Cello Concerto (hint: On the Everest label;
in stereo; world famous cellist; cover artwork featuring the
flag of Puerto Rico; quickly deleted).

Probably still sought after by collectors for its rarity value
though likely not to actually be played.

[Frank Berger]

http://collectorsfrenzy.com/details/221323421470/Casals_Dvorak_Cello_Concerto_LP_Everest_Stereo_MINT_RARE_Withdrawn_Puerto_Rico

[RiRiIII]

Which the reason?

Thanks.

[tomdeacon]

Allowed? As though the Japanese ever asked. They prefer to ask for
forgiveness than approval.

Moreover, it wasn't the Fine Family, but Wilma who objected. Also to the
issue of all of the Kubelik recordings.

"But we only manufactured 500 copies!"
--
TD

[Dr Raveem Ismail]

I'm still waiting for my very first Mercury purchase to make its way into the boxed sets: Handel(Harty)/Dorati/LSO. I'm guessing it'll be in Vol 3.

[Randy Lane]

Getting closer.

Saw on Amazon.de today.

http://www.amazon.de/dp/B00RUKV7OG

53 CDs

Relesse date 03/13/2015

[Randy Lane]

Contents listing from Tower Japan
CD1-2] Brahms: Symphonies ~ Dorati & London Symphony Orchestra (1957 ~ 1963 recording)
[CD3] "Viennese Waltz, paprika" 1) Lehar: "The Merry Widow" - waltz, 2) Kalman: " Gypsy Queen "- waltz, 3) Josef Strauss: Austrian village swallow, 4) Dohnanyi:" Pierrette of veil "- marriage of waltz, 5) Waldteufel: Skater's Waltz, 6) runner: Schonbrunn of people , 7) J Strauss II:. Voices of Spring, 8) Josef Strauss: watercolor, 9) Eduard Strauss: Doctrine Waltz - Dorati & Philharmonia Hungarica (1-6), Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra (7-9) ( 1956-1958年recording)
[CD4] Handel (Hearty version): 1) Water Music, 2) for the Royal Fireworks Music, Mozart: 3) Eine kleine Nachtmusik, 4) two march in D major K. 335, 5) Allegro D major K.121, 6) march in D major K.249, 7) Minuet in C major, K.409, 8) 3 one of Germany Dances K.605 ~ Dorati & London Symphony Orchestra (1-3), Festival Chamber Orchestra (4-8) (1956 ~ 1965 recording)
[CD5] Mendelssohn: 1) Fingal's Cave, 2) Symphony No. 3, 3) Symphony No. 4 - Dorati & London Symphony Orchestra (1-2 ), Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra (3) (1956,1961 years recording)
[CD6] 1) R = Korsakov: Scheherazade, 2) Sibelius: Sad Waltz, 3) list: Prelude, 4) Smetana: Vltava - Dorati & Minneapolis Symphony Dan (1), London Symphony Orchestra (2-4) (1958 & 1960 recording)
[CD7] R = Korsakov: 1) Capriccio Espagnol, 2) "Golden Rooster" Suite, 3) Easter of Russia, 4) Borodin: was the do people of dance - Dorati & London Symphony Orchestra) (1956 & 1959 recording)
[CD8] Verdi: 1) "The fate of power" Overture, 2) "Nabucco" Overture, 3) "Sicily evening of prayer" Overture, 4) " ? La Traviata "Prelude to the ~ Act 1, 5)" La Traviata "Prelude to Act 3, Rossini: 6)" Thieving Magpie "Overture, 7)" silk ladder "Overture, 8)" Cinderella "Overture, 9)" Seville Barber "overture, 10)" L'italiana in Algeri "Overture, 11)" Il signor Bruschino "Overture - Dorati & London Symphony Orchestra (1-5), Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra (6-11) ( 1957 recording)
[CD9] R · Strauss: 1) Don Juan, 2) Death and Transfiguration, 3) Till Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks, 4) "Der Rosenkavalier" Suite (Dorati ed) - Dorati & Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra (1958 & 1955 recording)
[CD10] Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 1 & No. 2 - Dorati & London Symphony Orchestra (1965 recording)
[CD11] 1) Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 3, 2) Arensky: Variations ~ by Tchaikovsky subject Dorati & London Symphony Orchestra (1), Philharmonia Hungarica (2) (1965 & 1958 recording)
[CD12] Tchaikovsky: 1) Symphony No. 5, 2) Slavonic Dances, 3) "Eugene Onegin" - Waltz and Polonaise - Dorati & London Symphony Orchestra) (1), Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra (2-3) (1961 & 1958 recording)
[CD13] Wagner: 1) "Nuremberg Meistersinger" Prelude, 2) "Parsifal" - Good Friday music, 3) " Lohengrin "Prelude to the ~ first and three acts, 4)" Tannhauser "- Overture and Venusberg music, 5)" Tristan and Isolde "- Prelude and love death - Dorati & London Symphony Orchestra of (1959 & 1960 recording)
[CD14 ] "Fennell, Kondakutsu-Gashu~uin": 1) I Got Rhythm, 2) Love Is Sweeping-the-country, 3) History entering love, 4) 'S Wonderful, 5) wait if in Cairo, 6) Oh Lady Be Good, 7) captivating rhythm, 8) riser, 9) en Bray Sable Yu, 10) my boyfriend, 11) friendly companion, 12) But Not For Me - Frederick Ferne & Studio Orchestra (1960 & 1961 recording)
[CD15] "Fennell, Kondakutsu Victor Herbert": 1) The Streets of New York, 2) Habanera, 3) I'm Falling In Love With Someone, 4) March Of The Toys, 5) Sweet Heart, 6) Ah, Sweet Mystery Of Life, 7) Italian Street Song, 8) The Irish Have a Great Day Tonight, 9) Kiss In The Dark, 10 ) Romany Life, 11) Thine Alone, 12) Kiss Me Again - Frederick Ferne & Studio Orchestra (1959 recording)
[CD16] "Fennell, Kondakutsu Cole Porter": 1) Blow Gabriel Blow, 2) So in Love, 3) It's All Right With Me, 4) Raidin high, 5) on the night of tranquility, 6) Begin the Beguine, 7) night and day, 8) I heart of things of Papa, 9) night all night, 10) You firmly mine, 11) It's Deravuri, 12) back I Am Happy When me ~ Frederick Ferne & Studio Orchestra (1961 recording)
[ CD17] 1) Rogers: waltz of "Carousel", 2) Massenet: opera "Le Cid" - over soil and Aragonezu, 3) Borutsu~oni: Minuet, 4) German: Dances for "Henry VIII", 5) Benjamin: "Kotiyon" Suite, 6) Rossini: opera "William Tell" - six of dance, 7) R = Korsakov: acrobat of dance, 8) Rachmaninoff: Prelude in G minor, 9) Gruyere: Russian sailor dance, 10) R = Korsakov: nobles of march, 11) wine Berger: "bagpipe blown Shuwanda" - Polka and Fugue ~ Frederick Ferne & London Pops Orchestra (1-7), Eastman = Rochester Pops Orchestra (8-11) (1965 & 1959 recording)
[CD18] "ballet music anthology" 1) Sullivan: Pineapple Paul, 2) Rossini
Respighi: quirky shop, 3) Gounod: from "Faust" ballet music, 4 ) Wagner: "Lohengrin" and "Götterdämmerung" than ~ Frederick Ferne & Eastman Wind Ensemble (1959 recording)
[CD19] "classical march anthology" 1) Walton: Gem and the king of the cane, 2 ) Beethoven: Turkish March, 3) Sibelius: the "Karelia" Suite-march-style, 4) Borodin: Opera "Prince Igor" - March, 5) Schubert: military march No. 1, and 6) Grieg: loyalty March, 7) Wagner: "Tannhauser" to a large march, 8) Wagner: "Rienzi" - Overture, 9) Wagner: Good Friday music ~ Frederick Ferne & Eastman = Rochester Pops Orchestra (1-7 ), Eastman Wind Ensemble (8 & 9) (1960 & 1959 recording)
[CD20-21] Adan: Giselle (songs) - Anatole Fistoulari & London Symphony Orchestra (1959 recording), J. Strauss II: Graduation dance, Offenbach: Paris of joy - Dorati & Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra (1957 recording)
[CD22] Bloch: 1) Concerto Grosso No. 1 & No. 2, 2) Schelomo - Howard Hanson & Eastman = Rochester Orchestra, Georges Mikel (Vc) (1959年recording)
[CD23] Gashu~uin: 1) adjustment to the Piano Concerto, 2) Rhapsody in Blue, 3) Cuban Overture, 4) Sousa: Nare forever Stars and Stripes - Howard Hanson & Eastman = Rochester Orchestra, Eastman Philharmonia, Eugene list (P) (1957 & 1962年recording)
[CD24] Howard Hanson: Merry Mount Suite - Howard Hanson & Eastman = Rochester Orchestra (1957 recording)
[CD25] Howard Hanson: 1) mosaic for the Symphony, 2) for the first time when ~ Howard Hanson & Eastman = Rochester Orchestra, Eastman Philharmonia (1960 & 196 years recording)
[CD26] 1) Smetana: clown dancing, 2 ) Nikolai: "The Merry Wives of Windsor" overture, 3) J Strauss II 1:. Radetzky March, 4) Weber: "Abu Hassan" Overture, 5) Meyerbeer: Coronation March, 6) Brahms: Hungarian Dances No. 1, 7) Thomas: "Mignon" Overture, 8) Tchaikovsky: "Mazeppa" - dance of the Cossacks, 9) Suppe: "cheerful young people" Overture, 10) Offenbach: Kankan, 11) Weber: to dance solicitation, 12) Glinka: firefly-Aragonesa ~ Charles Mackerras & London Symphony Orchestra (1961 recording)
[CD27] Berlioz: 1) Symphonie Fantastique, 2) Hungary March, 3) Troy's march, 4) Overture "pirate ", 5) Carnival ~ Paul Paray & Detroit Symphony Orchestra of Rome (1959 & 1958 recording)
[CD28] 1) Dvorak: Symphony No. 9, 2) Sibelius: Symphony No. 2 - Paul Paray & Detroit Symphony Orchestra (1960 & 1959 year recording)
[CD29] 1) Frank: Symphony in D minor, 2) Rachmaninoff: Symphony No. 2 - Paul Paray & Detroit Symphony Orchestra (1957 & 1959 recording)
[CD30] Lalo: 1) "chair of the King" Overture, 2 ) "Namuna" Suite No. 1, 3) Barrow: tribute to one of the dead, 4) Chausson: Symphony in B flat major - Paul Paray & Detroit Symphony Orchestra (1958 & 1956 recording)
[CD31] Mendelssohn: 1) "Summer night of dreams "than of, 2) Symphony No. 5" Reformation ", 3) Haydn: Symphony No. 96" miracle "- Paul Paray & Detroit Symphony Orchestra (1958 & 1956 recording)
[CD32-33] Schumann: 1 ) Symphonies, 2) Manfred Overture ~ Paul Paray & Detroit Symphony Orchestra (1953 ~ 1958 recording)
[CD34] "French Overture and March collection" 1) Meyerbeer: Coronation March, 2) Gounod: puppet Funeral March of dolls, 3) Saint-Saens: France military march, 4) Saint-Saens: Heroes March, 5) Rouget de Lille: La Marseillaise, 6) Adan: "We also if not Nari champion "Overture, 7) Boierude~yu:" white coat of women's "Overture, Offenbach: 8)" La belle Hélène "Overture, 9)" Heaven and Hell "Overture, 10)" The Tales of Hoffmann "Suite, 11) Rossini:" William Tell " Overture ~ Paul Paray & Detroit Symphony Orchestra (1959 & 1960 recording)
[CD35] Wagner: 1) "Flying Dutchman" Overture, 2) Suite for the "Nuremberg Meistersinger" concert, 3) "Valkyrie" and farewell of Wotan of the magic of fire music, 4) "Rienzi" Overture, 5) "Götterdämmerung" trip to dawn and the Siegfried line, 6) Siegfried Idyll, 7) "Tristan and Isolde" Prelude to Act 3 song ~ Paul Paray & Detroit Symphony Orchestra (1960 & 1956 recording)
[CD36] Schubert: 1) Symphony No. 5, 2) Symphony No. 8, 3) "540 Rosamunde" than ~ Skrowaczewski & Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra (1962 & 1961 recording)
[CD37] Schubert: 1) Symphony No. 9, 2) Symphony No. 6 ~ Skrowaczewski & Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra (1961 & 1958 recording)
[CD38] 1) Ginastera: Symphonic Variations, 2) Britain: Youth Orchestra Beginner to Dorati & Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra (1954 recording) for
[CD39] Copland: Symphony No. 3 - Dorati & Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra (1953 recording)
[CD40] Respighi: 1) Roman festival, 2) Stained Glass ~ Dorati & Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra of the church (1954 recording)
[CD41-42] Tchaikovsky: Suite No. 1-4 th ~ Dorati & New Philharmonia Orchestra (1966 recording)
[CD43] Beethoven: Symphony No. 3 ~ Dorati & Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra (1957 recording)
[CD44] list: Piano Concerto No. 1 & No. 2 ~ Richter (P), Kondorashin & London Symphony Orchestra (1961 recording)
[CD45-46] Beethoven: Cello Sonata No. 1 5 turn ~ Rostropovich & Richter (1961 ~ 1963 recording)
[CD47] 1) Mussorgsky: Songs and Dances of Death, Tchaikovsky: only 2) just longing to know who is, 3) Oh, Na says my friend, 4) not believe, , my friend, 5) Prokofiev: Five Songs - Galina Vishnevskaya of Anna Akhmatova (Sp), Mstislav Rostropovich (P) (1961年recording)
[CD48] "Spain folk songs by guitar quartet" ~ Romero Guitar Quartet Dan (1966 recording)
[CD49] 1) Vivaldi: sopranino-Recorder Concerto RV445, 2) Handel: Recorder Concerto Op.4-5, 3) Handel: Recorder Concerto Op.3-3, 4) Telemann: Recorder Concerto TWV51 -C1 ~ Bernard Kureinisu (Bfl), Neville Marriner (director) London string's (1965 recording)
[CD50] 1) Hindemith: Symphony for Band, 2) Schoenberg: Theme and Variations Op for brass band .43a, 3) Stravinsky: Symphony ~ Frederick Fennell & Eastman Wind Ensemble for wind instruments (1957 recording)
[CD51] Soler: 1) F-sharp minor Sonata, 2) Sonata C-sharp minor, 3 ) Fandango in D minor, 4) Sonata in D minor, 5) Sonata D-flat major, 6) Sonata in D minor, 7) Sonata in C minor, 8) of two Concerto in G major - Rafael Puyana (cemb for harpsichord), Henobeba-Galvez (cemb: 8) (1967 & 1963年recording)
[CD52] Tchaikovsky: 1) 1812, 2) Capriccio Italien - Dorati & Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, University of Minnesota Brass Band (1954 & 1955 mono recording)
[CD53] Shostakovich : String Quartet No. 4 & # 8 ~ Borodin Quartet (1962 recording)

[Mark Zimmer]

I love this "Fennell Conducts Gerwshwin": "Fennell, Kondakutsu-Gashu~uin"

[metrosout...@gmail.com]

On Thursday, January 15, 2015 at 9:30:27 AM UTC-5, Randy Lane wrote:

> [CD45-46] Beethoven: Cello Sonata No. 1 5 turn ~ Rostropovich & Richter (1961 ~ 1963 recording)
> [CD47] 1) Mussorgsky: Songs and Dances of Death, Tchaikovsky: only 2) just longing to know who is, 3) Oh, Na says my friend, 4) not believe, , my friend, 5) Prokofiev: Five Songs - Galina Vishnevskaya of Anna Akhmatova (Sp), Mstislav Rostropovich (P) (1961年recording)

I don't remember ever seeing these on MLP.

Bill

[Randy Lane]

From Mercury family member Tom Fine (on a different forum) - Point #2 addresses your point Bill:

Hi:

I asked the folks at UMG if they are putting more info out there yet. If so, I'll pass it along.

I can tell you these facts:

1. the rest of the 1990s remasters, those not reissued in Box Sets 1 and 2, are included. So, for the first time, all of the 1990s CDs will be in print at one time.

2. all of the material that Mercury recorded for Philips in 1961 is included, in original Philips USA LP sequences and cover art.

3. there are 10 new remasters, three of which used the revolutionary Plangent Process. All of the remastered material has been out of print for decades.

4. One of the bonus discs is the 1956 mono "1812 Overture" album, the best-selling classical album of the 1950s.

There will also be a third 6-LP box set, and I can say that the cutting by Sean Magee at Abbey Road Studios was superb. To my ears, they all sound vastly better than the original LPs.

[Willem Orange]

On Thursday, January 15, 2015 at 9:30:27 AM UTC-5, Randy Lane wrote:

I have some Paray Wagner selections on LP that still seem to be missing - I have them on a Mercury Wing LP which is "reprocessed stereo" so I guess the reason is that they are truly mono recordings?????

[Richard Sandmeyer]

In article <8c7271a5-1d53-4074...@googlegroups.com>,

Willem Orange <ivanm...@gmail.com> wrote:

> On Thursday, January 15, 2015 at 9:30:27 AM UTC-5, Randy Lane wrote:
> > Contents listing from Tower Japan
>

Anyone have a clue as to why CD27 was included in volume 3 ? It is already in volume 1.
Perhaps a new remastering? Or just an accidental duplication by UMG? Or did Paray
actually record these works twice for Mercury with a very short interval
between?

> > [CD27] Berlioz: 1) Symphonie Fantastique, 2) Hungary March, 3) Troy's
> > march, 4) Overture "pirate ", 5) Carnival ~ Paul Paray & Detroit Symphony
> > Orchestra of Rome (1959 & 1958 recording)
>

I'm thinking:
Hungary March = Rakoczy March
Troy's march = Trojan March
Overture "pirate" = Corsair Overture
Carnival ... of Rome = Roman Carnival Overture

SF requires no guess.

[Randy Lane]

Funny. I noticed that too. I was told a little while ago it was a mistake (is same as the CD in volume 1). It was "caught" after the set was sent out for manufacturing. I assume it stay - perhaps "blooper". The cost to redo the booklet, disk numbering on inserts, manufacturing plan, and more are probably prohibitively high when the only savings is one CD per box.

[wade]

if the WING LP you are referring to is SRW-18054, that is not rechanneled stereo, it is a reissue of Mercury SR-90107. There are a couple of tracks from that LP that were left off when the stereo Paray Wagner CD was created, supplementing the complete reissue of SR-90232. They are: Gotterdammerung: Dawn and Siegfried's Rhine Journey and Parsifal Prelude to Act 1.

The real rechanneled Mercury Wing LPs were: SRW-18015 derived from the 1954 mono Paray-Wagner LP MG-50021 (Lohengrin Act1 & 3 preludes; Meistersinger & Tannhauser Overtures) and SRW-18019 which was from MG-50044 (Flying Dutchman Overture, Parsifal Good Friday Spell, Tristan Prelude & Liebestod and Siegfried's Forest Murmurs again 1954-55 mono only).

[Willem Orange]

The one I have is 18015 - so I assume it will not show up in the current boxes. Thanks so much for the info

[wade]

We can only hope that if Vol 3 sells well, they will transfer more of the remaining Stereo recordings AND include more from the original Mono-only series. There is plenty left to issue.

[wade]

Rossini
Respighi: quirky shop,

[wade]

[Randy Lane]

Contents can be seen here too:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/t5214caus2qmpuy/028947878964-cd-a-bklt.pdf?dl=0

[number_six]

On Friday, January 16, 2015 at 9:41:47 AM UTC-8, Richard Sandmeyer wrote:

>
> Willem Orange wrote:
>
> > On Thursday, January 15, 2015 at 9:30:27 AM UTC-5, Randy Lane wrote:
> > > Contents listing from Tower Japan
> >
>
> Anyone have a clue as to why CD27 was included in volume 3 ? It is already in volume 1.
> Perhaps a new remastering? Or just an accidental duplication by UMG? Or did Paray
> actually record these works twice for Mercury with a very short interval
> between?
>
>
> > > [CD27] Berlioz: 1) Symphonie Fantastique, 2) Hungary March, 3) Troy's
> > > march, 4) Overture "pirate ", 5) Carnival ~ Paul Paray & Detroit Symphony
> > > Orchestra of Rome (1959 & 1958 recording)
> >
>
> I'm thinking:
> Hungary March = Rakoczy March
> Troy's march = Trojan March
> Overture "pirate" = Corsair Overture
> Carnival ... of Rome = Roman Carnival Overture
>
> SF requires no guess.

The Rakoczy March gets a mention in Arthur Clarke's "A Fall of Moondust" but that's a different SF altogether.

[MarkM]

On Tuesday, January 20, 2015 at 11:47:22 AM UTC-5, Randy Lane wrote:
> Contents can be seen here too:
>
> https://www.dropbox.com/s/t5214caus2qmpuy/028947878964-cd-a-bklt.pdf?dl=0

Thanks for making the printer's original of the booklet available.

For those with a list of as-yet unreleased recordings, I noted with disappointment the following statement on Page 128:

". . . this is the final Mercury Living Presence box set. . ."

Is there enough material and/or demand for a (possibly smaller?) Volume 4? Just speculating here.

[wade]

One of the things we might compile is a list of what is left to release, outside the block of mono-only recordings of which we have some.

[Jon Bell]

And now on amazon.com.

http://www.amazon.com/Mercury-Living-Presence-Vol-Collectors/dp/B00RUKV7OG/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1422250837&sr=1-1

Release date 3/24/2015

$200 at the moment, although I expect this will come down.

[Terry]

What was the problem with it?

[richard...@gmail.com]

On Friday, May 16, 2014 at 3:08:50 PM UTC-4, Dana John Hill wrote:
> I just followed up on the status of the MLP 3 set I had cited in a
> previous post. When it initially appeared on Universal's schedule it was
> listed as sixty discs. It has been revised to forty, which seems more
> realistic.
>
> I don't remember if I said before that it was due in September, but it
> is scheduled for October now.
>
> Dana John Hill
> Gainesville, Florida

The full contents list is now available on Amazon.co.uk. It's cheaper on amazon.de though.

[tomdeacon]

Fine family?

It was Wilma. She thought the playing of Szigeti was substandard. She was
right.
--
TD

[Dr Raveem Ismail]

And even cheaper on Amazon.fr.

[Dr Raveem Ismail]

A digital unscanned booklet!

Do you have any more for the other sets?