SWITCHED-ON BACH 1968 Wendy Carlos Moog Synth Classical Vinyl LP 1st Pressing

SWITCHED-ON BACH 1968 Wendy Carlos Moog Synth Classical Vinyl LP 1st Pressing gallery

SWITCHED-ON BACH 1968 Wendy Carlos Moog Synth Classical Vinyl LP 1st Pressing

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Condition: Used

Vintage electronic synthesizer classical album in very good condition. Sleeve is clean with light storage wear only, no fading or corner bends. Vinyl record is clean with no scratches or heavy scuffs. Switched-On Bach (1968) by Wendy Carlos is considered the "record that changed everything" by fans of electronic music as the album popularized the Moog Synthesizer with Carlos performing an entire concerto using the device, proving up the instrument as a legitimate form of creativity. Electronic music would expand from this 1968 album and Carlos would famously go on to compose the classical original score to Stanley Kubrik's A Clockwork Orange in 1971.

Tags: 12" 1960s 1968 33 RPM Black Cardboard Sleeve Columbia Masterworks English Excellent (EX) High-Fidelity MOOG Moog Synthesizer MS 7194 Original Cover Record Stereo Switched-On Bach United States Very Good (VG) Very Good Plus (VG+) Vinyl

Categories: Music

Specifications

Case Type	Cardboard Sleeve
Catalog Number	MS 7194
Color	Black
Country Of Origin	United States
Era	1960s
Features	Original Cover
Fidelity Level	High-Fidelity
Format	Record
Inlay Condition	Excellent (EX)
Instrument	Moog Synthesizer
Language	English
Material	Vinyl
Number Of Audio Channels	Stereo
Record Grading	Very Good Plus (VG+)
Record Label	Columbia Masterworks
Record Size	12"
Release Title	Switched-On Bach
Release Year	1968
Sleeve Grading	Very Good (VG)
Speed	33 RPM

Vintage electronic synthesizer classical album in very good condition. Sleeve is clean with light storage wear only, no fading or corner bends. Vinyl record is clean with no scratches or heavy scuffs. Switched-On Bach (1968) by Wendy Carlos is considered the «record that changed everything» by fans of electronic music as the album popularized the Moog Synthesizer with Carlos performing an entire concerto using the device, proving up the instrument as a legitimate form of creativity. Electronic music would expand from this 1968 album and Carlos would famously go on to compose the classical original score to Stanley Kubrik’s A Clockwork Orange in 1971.