Vintage Beethoven Symphony No. 8 & Haydn Symphony No. 101 Vinyl Record

Discover the timeless beauty of classical music with this vintage vinyl record featuring Ludwig van Beethoven's Symphony No. 8 and Joseph Haydn's Symphony No. 101 (The Clock). Conducted by Fritz Busch with the Austrian State Symphony, and released on the Remington label. Although the music of the two symphonies is of comparable mood, no similarity existed between the personalities of Haydn and Beethoven, nor between the background of events which inspired their composition. Beethoven, superhuman that he was, wrote his happy Eighth Symphony despite ill-health and pending deafness; Haydn, at peace with himself and the world, wrote "The Clock" at the climax of his fame, popularity and success. - From the 1950s - Unique cover art - Label: Remington Records - Conductor/Orchestra: Fritz Busch was a well-regarded conductor - Austrian State Symphony - Recorded in Europe - Printed in the USA - Speed 33 RPM - Record size 12" - A delightful addition to any classical vinyl collection, perfect for both seasoned collectors and those new to the genre. - The vinyl is in excellent condition with minor surface wear. The sleeve shows some edge wear but is otherwise well-preserved. Enhance your collection or gift this exquisite piece of classical history to a fellow music lover. It can also serve as a beautiful piece of art. With its rich sound and historical significance, this record is sure to be a cherished addition to any vinyl library.