Bach* - Henryk Szeryng, Jean-Pierre Rampal, Heinz Holliger, Carl Pini ∙ Michala Petri, Elisabeth Selin, George Malcolm, André Bernard, Academy Of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Neville Marriner – The Brandenburg Concertos

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Sir Neville Marriner recorded the Brandenburg Concertos three times: twice in analogue for Philips (1971, and 1981), and a digital version for EMI in 1985. Each recording was issued as a complete set, as well as two separate discs containing 3 concertos each.

This entry is for the complete 1981 recording.

For the complete 1971 recording, see Johann Sebastian Bach, The Academy Of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Sir Neville Marriner, Thurston Dart - Brandenburg Concertos (First Version - First Recording)

For the complete 1985 recording, see Johann Sebastian Bach - The Academy Of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Sir Neville Marriner - Der Brandenburgischen Konzerte

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	The Brandenburg Concertos 2×LP, Album; Box Set	Philips – R215127	UK	1980	UK — 1980	Recently Edited
	The Brandenburg Concertos 2×LP, Stereo; Box Set	Philips – 6769 058	Netherlands	1981	Netherlands — 1981
	The Brandenburg Concertos 2×Cassette	Philips – 7300 910	US	1981	US — 1981	New Submission
	The Brandenburg Concertos 2×LP; Box Set	Philips – 6700 045, Philips – 6500 186, Philips – 6500 187	Netherlands		Netherlands	New Submission
	The Brandenburg Concertos LP, Reissue, Stereo, Gatefold	Philips – 412 105-1	France		France	New Submission

martyhmcgee Nov 28, 2024
referencing The Brandenburg Concertos (2×LP, Stereo, Box Set, ) 6769 058
Remarkably quiet and dynamic recording. Perhaps the best sounding strings I've ever heard on vinyl. Highly recommended!
audiophile112 Oct 10, 2024
referencing The Brandenburg Concertos (2×LP, Stereo, Box Set, ) 6769 058
These are fantastic-sounding records. I used the first Brandenburg to audition equipment in the late 1980s. This set is seriously underpriced in the market, but I guess many classical LPs are, given the diminishing audience for classical music.