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Many music lovers miss the sound from vinyl pressings. Many others have yet to discover how pleasant the sound can be. Most of our albums are mastered from vinyl LP pressings and earlier recordings (before 1953) from 78 rpm discs. It is our ability to recreate, in the digital age, the sound from the disc era that many of our customers find most enjoyable.

Unlike modern digital recordings tracks in our albums do contain some distortion, and the occasional surface noises, but for many listeners these "defects" are soon forgotten.

Our albums are available from many download sites.

We are in the process of moving our recommended download site from iTunes to Qobuz where you can download or stream in higher quality, but at the same price as iTunes.


4pdr20

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Delius Eine Messe des Lebens

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Gulda plays Beethoven and Chopin

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Ensemble Mozart

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Russian Masters volume9

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Historic Folk Tunes Recordings 1929 to 1952

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1pdr32

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1pdr34

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1pdr36

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1pdr37

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1pdr38

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What the Critics Say


The art of Vaughan Williams Vol. 2

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"Beulah offer us here a beautiful performance of some of the most beautiful music ever penned, the folksong-based Dives and Lazarus, Sir Adrian Boult’s Decca mono recording of the London Symphony, preferable to his EMI stereo remake, still my benchmark for this work, and the entertaining complete suite from the music for a Cambridge performance of Aristophanes, not just the usual Overture, in good transfers on a generously timed album. What’s not to like for VW fans about this Beulah reissue? " Brian Wilson at Music Web International


Classic music for british transport films

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"This is a novel peg on which to hang an interesting collection of music. Enjoy this above all for Beinum’s Cockaigne.

"The recordings vary in age from van Beinum’s Cockaigne, already rather dated when I bought the reissue on Ace of Clubs but made to sound quite tolerable here, to Sargent’s Strauss, a stereo recording reproduced in mono here, as on the film soundtrack and sounding none the worse. 

"You won’t go far wrong with Sir Malcom Sargent's Strauss and, though Sir Adrian Boult’s Messiah is no longer fashionable, it’s interesting to hear these excerpts.

"If you think period-instrument performances downsize the Pastoral Symphony and All we like sheep, you’ll find Boult more akin to the large-scale performance which famously reduced Haydn to tears on his visit to London.

"Boult’s mono recording of A London Symphony is still my benchmark."
Brian Wilson at Music Web International

Deram of Geronius

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"In the case of Sargent it has to be the 1945 version, despite the merits of his later traversal. In fact, I choose the Sargent version not so much for the conducting as for the performers, and Heddle Nash especially. No Elgar enthusiast’s collection should be without this performance: Nash is simply hors concours." John Quinn at Music Web International