Old Vinyl Record

Mozart-Piano concerto No.24 in c (1/3)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) Piano concerto No.24 in c (KV 491) I.Allegro Géza Anda, piano Camerata Academica des Salzburger Mozarteums dir. Géza Anda Digitalized by me from an old vinyl record. The quality is not perfect but hopefully enjoyable. I did some minor noise and click removal but this too is far from perfect. Track (4/6)

Bach-Concerto in d

Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) Concerto in d [after Alessandro Marcello (1684-1750)] Rafael Puyana, harpsichord Digitalised by me from an old vinyl record. The quality is not great but hopefully enjoyable. I did some minor click and noise removal but tis too is far from perfect. Track (4/15)

Mozart-Symphony No.29 in A (KV 201) (4/4)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) Symphony No.29 in A (KV 201) IV.Allegro con spirito Wiener Symphoniker dir. Ferenc Fricsay Digitalised by me from an old vinyl record. The quality is not perfect but hopefully enjoyable. I did some minor click and noise removal but this too is far from perfect. Track (4/8)

Are speakers/amplifiers for old vinyl players really expensive or hard to find?

My uncle has an old vinyl player from way back in the 70′s. And I need it to play a record I bought (It’s Black flower/Moira Stewart split, if you’re curious. :] ). I don’t normally use vinyl, so I have no idea about the speakers/amplifiers that were thrown away ages ago.

My mom tells me that speakers and amplifiers for old vinyl players are different from normal speakers and extremely expensive these days.
But my mom is a lady who likes making things up and wasn’t into music at any point in her younger days.

So I was wondering you can just use any ordinary speaker for a vinyl player? Or a bass amplifier, if that’s any different?

Mozart-Symphony No.40 in g (KV 550) (2/4)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) Symphony No.40 in g (KV 550) I.Andante Wiener Symphoniker dir. Ferenc Fricsay Digitalised by me from an old vinyl record. The quality is not perfect but hopefully enjoyable. I did some minor click and noise removal but this too is far from perfect. Track (2/8)

Szymanowski-Violin concerto No.1, Op.35 (2/2)

Karol Szymanowski (1882-1937) Violin concerto No.1, Op.35 (2/2) Shizuka Ishikawa, violin Czech Philharmonic Orchestra dir. Jan Krenz Digitalised from an old vinyl record by me. The quality is not perfect but hopefully enjoyable. I did some minor click ans noise removal bu this too is far from perfect. Track (1/4)

Stamitz-Orchestertrio in C Op.1 No.1 (1/4)

Johann Wenzel Anton Stamitz (1717-1757) Orchestertrio in C Op.1 No.1 I.Allegro Österreichisches Tonkünstler-orchester Wien Dietfried Bernet Digitalized by me from an old vinyl record. The quality is not perfect but hopefully enjoyable. I did some minor click and noise removal but this too is far from perfect. Track 1/12

Dandrieu-Premier livre de clavecin (6/6)

Jean-François Dandrieu (1682-1738) Premier livre de clavecin Cinquième suite – La fastueuse – La fête de village Brigitte Haudebourg, harpsichord Digitalised from an old vinyl record by me. The quality is not great but hopefully enjoyable. I did some minor noise and click removal but this too is far from perfect. Track(5/5)

Shostakovich-Symphony No.8 (3/3) v.2

Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975) Symphony No.8 III.Allegro non troppo IV.Largo V.Allegretto Concertgebouw Orchestra dir.Bernard Haitink Digitalised by me from an old vinyl record. The quality is not perfect but hopefully enjoyable. I did some minor click and noise removal but this too is far from perfect. Track (3-5/5)

Tchaikovsky-Symphony No.4 in f, Op.36 (1/4)

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893) Symphony No.4 in f, Op.36 I.Andante sostenuto – moderato con anima USSR State Symphony Orchestra dir. Evgeny Svetlanov Digitalised by me from an old vinyl record. The quality is not perfect but hopefully enjoyable. I did some minor click and noise removal but this too is far from perfect. Track (1/4)