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Haydn Symphony No 90 91 Esterhazy Orchestra David Blum 7 1/2 IPS Reel Tape Dolby
Haydn Symphony No 90 91 Esterhazy Orchestra David Blum 7 1/2 IPS Reel Tape Dolby
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Cue up the reels, warm up that tube amp, and get ready for a Classical-era trip in glorious analog—Haydn: Symphony No. 90 & 91 by the Esterházy Orchestra conducted by David Blum is here to turn your listening room into an 18th-century ballroom. Recorded in the lush, golden age of hi-fi, this reel-to-reel delivers Haydn’s sparkling genius with the kind of warmth, depth, and character digital can only dream about. Symphony No. 90’s cheeky “gotcha” ending is a prank every audiophile will grin at, while Symphony No. 91 wraps you in courtly elegance with that signature Haydn charm. Whether you’re a serious reel-to-reel collector, a Classical music connoisseur, or just someone who likes their symphonies with a little sonic swagger, this is one tape that belongs spinning proudly on your deck.
Specifications:
- Name: Haydn: Symphony No 90 and 91 by the Esterhazy Orchestra conducted by David Blum
- Tape Speed: 4 Track, Stereo, 7 1/2 IPS
- Tape Type: 7" Plastic Reel
- Tape # VAN D 10044
- Track List:
- Symphony No. 90 in C Major
- Symphony No. 91 in E-flat
The tape shown in the pictures may not be the exact one you receive, especially if multiple copies exist for the listing.
Shipping & Returns
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