【This record is only for sale on Mercari】 Composed by Anton Bruckner Symphony No. 8 in C minor (Original Version) Conducted by Eugen Jochum Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra Recorded: 1964 Session STEREO Location: Berlin Deutsche Grammophon (DG) 2726 077 2-LP set Gatefold Jacket LP Record (2539 213-214) German pressing The record is in good condition. There is some LP-specific noise. The front and back of the gatefold jacket are in good condition, but the inside has stains due to aging (see photo). There are no spindle marks on the record labels. When placing the record on the turntable, it is handled carefully to avoid scratching the center hole area of the label. As this is an old record, for safety, a liquid made by diluting anhydrous ethanol and purified water (distilled water) at a ratio of 1:3 was carefully wiped along the grooves of the record and dried well before being placed in an inner sleeve. Jochum's conducting was not only orthodox but also quite bold in expression. The first complete set of Brahms symphonies recorded by Grammophon was conducted by Jochum with the Berlin Philharmonic (1950s). Also, the complete set of Beethoven symphonies was initially planned to be recorded with Jochum and the Berlin Philharmonic only, but at Jochum's request, the two orchestras, the Berlin Philharmonic and the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, were divided, and the first complete set of Beethoven symphonies was completed. Bruckner also divided the two orchestras, the Berlin Philharmonic and the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, and the world's first complete set of Bruckner symphonies was completed. For Symphony No. 8, in addition to the Berlin Philharmonic, there were also performances by the Hamburg Philharmonic (1940s, mono), the Staatskapelle Dresden (1970s), the Bamberg Symphony (1982, Tokyo Live), and the Concertgebouw Orchestra (1984, Live). Jochum draws a brilliant sound from the Berlin Philharmonic. ※ As a rule, we take photos with the jacket placed on a cloth on a table. ※ Non-smoker. #Bruckner #Jochum #Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra #Hamburg Philharmonic #Staatskapelle Dresden #Bamberg Symphony Orchestra #Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra #Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra #DG #EMI #Tahra