Name: MITROPOULOS Ippolitov-Ivanov / Borodin Columbia ML 4815 lp 1954 ED1
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MITROPOULOS Ippolitov-Ivanov / Borodin Columbia ML 4815 lp 1954 ED1

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Category: Classical Tag: New York Philharmonic Orchestra

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IPPOLITOV-IVANOVOV

Caucasian Sketches, Op. 10

BORODIN

Polovtsian Dances (From “Prince Igor”)

In The Steppes Of Central Asia

Conductor – Dimitri Mitropoulos

Orchestra – Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra Of New York

Columbia Masterworks ‎Blue label

ML 4815 USA 1954 ED1

Vinyl Condition: about 1 Minute light “Ticks” 1st Track Side 1. Overall Play VG+ light “Ticks” Here & There. CLEAN & SHINY

Cover Condition: EX-

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Genre	Classical
Record Size	12"
Type	LP
Speed	33 RPM
Format	Record
Release Title	Conducts
Artist	Dimitri Mitropoulos

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