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My grandfather was a Julliard graduate and later conducted at Radio Music Hall for many years. His name was John Dosso. My mother is moving out of her house to mine and I found my grandfathers records. I will just list the names of the top four I took out of a box. They could not have been played in 50 years and look to be in great condition:
Worlds Greatest Operas In six parts, part five in French
FUAST (GOUNOD) act IV
March and Soldiers Chorus
Red Sseal record
RCA Victor
13790-B
FUAST-SALUT, DEMEURE
Jussi Bjooerling, tenor
Show Boat
Columbia masterworks set mm-611
Wieniawski: concerto no 2 in D minor for violin and ochestra
Isaac Stern violin
New York philharmonic
Conducted by Efren Kurtz
Columbia masterworks set mm-656
Beethoven symphony no 7in A major
Musical masterpieces on victor records
(orthophonic recording)
Are these worth anything?
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