Key Features

• ● This excellent Japanese-exclusive CD release from the Tower Records Vintage Collection showcases Rafael Kubelik conducting the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra in Weber overtures. As a special bonus, this pressing includes a rare rehearsal recording of Mendelssohn's A Midsummer Night's Dream, making it a must-have for classical enthusiasts.
• ● Japan-exclusive Tower Records Vintage Collection release
• ● Includes iconic Obi strip and original booklet
• ● High-quality 24bit/192kHz remastering
• ● Bonus: Includes 32-minute rehearsal session of Mendelssohn's A Midsummer Night's Dream
• ● Features works by Weber including Oberon and Der Freischütz
• ● Performed by the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra under Rafael Kubelik
• ● Brand: NO BRAND
• ● Artist: Rafael Kubelik, Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
• ● Release Title: Weber: Overture / Mendelssohn: A Midsummer Night's Dream
• ● Record Label: Deutsche Grammophon / Tower Records
• ● Catalog Number: PROC-1388
• ● Format: CD
• ● Genre: Classical
• ● Style: Romantic
• ● Release Year: 2014
• ● Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
• ● Obi: Yes
• ● Disc Grading: NM
• ● Case Grading: NM
• ● Edition: Tower Records Vintage Collection
• ● Type: Album

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