Name/Title
LP disc — Liszt, Piano Concerto No. 1, Lazar Berman / Vienna Symphony Orchestra / Carlo Maria Giulini (Melodiya С10-08985)Entry/Object ID
2025.1.200Description
Black vinyl 12-inch (33⅓ rpm) stereo disc with a red Melodiya label. The visible side carries Liszt's Piano Concerto No. 1 in E-flat major. This disc belongs to a different release than the jacket that holds it.Audio Format
33 RPM RecordRecording Type
InstrumentalCollection
The Cabrera Arús family collection, Leopoldo Arús Gálvez collectionAlbum Detail
Contributors
Contributor
Franz LisztRole
ComposerRecord Label
MelodiyaMusical Genre
ClassicalNotes
Maker: Melodiya (Мелодия — Всесоюзная фирма грампластинок), USSR Ministry of Culture; pressed at the Aprelevka Order of Lenin Plant (Апрелевский ордена Ленина завод). The performance is the Berman/Giulini recording originally made for Deutsche Grammophon (1976), here on a Soviet licensed pressing.
Date: Circa 1980s (tentative). The label bears "ГОСТ 5289-80," indicating manufacture no earlier than 1980; the "С10" stereo prefix is consistent with the early-to-mid 1980s. Within the collection's 1959–1990 range.
Place of Origin: USSR (Aprelevka).Track Details
Title
Concerto No. 1 in E flat major for piano and orchestraTitle
Concerto No. 2 in A major for piano and orchestraInscription/Signature/Marks
Notes
"МИНИСТЕРСТВО КУЛЬТУРЫ СССР / Всесоюзная фирма грампластинок / МЕЛОДИЯ / Апрелевский ордена Ленина завод"; "STEREO 33"; "ГОСТ 5289-80"; "MADE IN USSR"; "С10—08985"; "Вторая гр." (second take/group); "Ф. ЛИСТ (1811–1886) — Concerto No. 1 for Piano and Orchestra in E-flat Major" with movements; "LAZAR BERMAN / Vienna Symphony Orchestra / Conductor CARLO MARIA GIULINI." Run-out matrix visible as "С10-08985/2-3."Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Leopoldo Arús GálvezNotes
ownerRelated Places
Place
City
HavanaCountry
CubaRegion
Caribbean, Central AmericaNotes
acquisitionPlace
Country
U.S.S.R.Region
Eastern EuropeContinent
EuropeNotes
productionResearch Notes
Notes
The Supraphon jacket (Kameníková/Bělohlávek, Czechoslovakia, 1977) and the Melodiya disc (Berman/Giulini, USSR, ≥1980) are from two unrelated releases that share only the repertoire (Liszt's piano concertos) — almost certainly why a disc and sleeve got recombined. The jacket's correct disc (Kameníková) and the disc's correct jacket (the DG/Melodiya Berman sleeve) are both absent here. This swap is itself a small artifact of how records circulated, were re-sleeved, and were kept under conditions where original packaging often went astray.Created By
María A. Cabrera ArúsCreate Date
May 27, 2022Updated By
María A. Cabrera ArúsUpdate Date
June 14, 2026