Reader's Digest Presents...Popular Music That Will Live Forever (Disc 1)

Pops Concert Favorites
New Symphony Orchestra Of London- Overture To "Die Fledermaus"
New Symphony Orchestra Of London- Greensleeves
New Symphony Orchestra Of London- Habanera (From "Carmen")
New Symphony Orchestra Of London- Polonaise In A Flat, Op. 53
New Symphony Orchestra Of London- Jalousie
New Symphony Orchestra Of London- Londonderry Air
New Symphony Orchestra Of London- Panis Angelicus
New Symphony Orchestra Of London- Ave Maria
New Symphony Orchestra Of London- Turkish March (From "The Ruins Of Athens")
New Symphony Orchestra Of London*- Procession Of The Sardar (From "Caucasian Sketches")

[@evanmark7455]

Thanks for uploading these albums

[@manuelmarti4382]

Espectacular colección, soy venezolano nacido en 1965, mis padres tenían esa colección de Selecciones, me crié escuchando esa rica música. Son 10 discos, una joya. Tanto la clásica, como los temas latinoamericanos, marchas, valses, de sobremesa entre otros...son únicos en su interpretación y arreglos y jamás he disfrutado tanto de esas versiones de oro.
Esa extraordinaria colección se metió en mi alma por siempre y de allí mi gusto por la buena música. La disfrutaré un imperio por Aquí.
Gracias por publicarla. No tiene precio!

[@AlvaSudden]

My Dad bought this Reader's Digest collection. I picked out many of the songs by ear on the piano. Being a girl in the 60's, I wasn't considered talented by my Dad. If I'd been a boy he would have proclaimed me a genius. I do miss him when I hear these songs again. And I appreciate hearing it with scratches and all.

[@camilasande8936]

hi:), thanks for the amazing material and the hard work that you put on it, just to know, did you transfer the vinyl to digital yourself?

[@RailroadTy]

I did the transfer myself but this was one of my earliest transfers and I was way worse at it then than I am now (and I'm still a relative novice).

[@rishik7665]

How come you didn't try to wet it with water before recording?

[@happierabroad]

How come the audio quality of this series isn't very good?

[@wizardgherkin]

The more you play a vinyl, the more damaged the vinyl record becomes. The most damaged vinyls were the ones played the most. Obviously there are likely undamaged original masters somewhere but the music industry is a racket so good luck finding the record as a CD or cassette (cassettes are analog and don't degrade upon playback).