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Six box sets that include:

• "Puccini: La Rondine," offers an interpretation of Puccini's lesser-known opera. The cover's design—with its delicate plant illustrations and decorative birdcage—reflects the lyrical and romantic nature of the opera itself. Featuring talents like Eva De Luca, Giacinto Prandelli, and Vladimiro Pagano, this recording captures the emotional depth of Puccini's music. The presence of skilled conductors and directors such as Federico Del Cupolo and Antonio Guarnieri further ensures the fidelity to Puccini's intent.
• Features Shostakovich's Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 40, interpreted by two renowned musicians, Gregor Piatigorsky and Valentin Pavlovsky. The pairing of the cello and piano evokes a blend of powerful drama and lyrical beauty, which is characteristic of Shostakovich's compositions. 
• Goyescas by Granados features performances by The Madrid Singers and The National Orchestra of Spain, conducted by Ataulfo Argenta. This work is inspired by the art of Francisco Goya, and its music blends romanticism with Spanish folk elements. The cover art, showing a painting with golden framing, echoes the cultural richness of the compositions within. Marked with high quality logo.
• Piano Music of Debussy showcases the mesmerizing works of Claude Debussy, performed by the legendary pianist Artur Rubinstein. Rubinstein's interpretation of compositions such as "Soirée Dans Grenade," "Reflets Dans L'Eau," and "Poissons D'Or" brings out the dreamy and impressionistic qualities that Debussy is famous for. {NOTE:  side 1 and 2 record is broken - see picture}
• Debussy: Pour le Piano performed by pianist Gaby Casadesus is a charming interpretation of Debussy's piano works. The repertoire includes "Prelude," "Sarabande," "Toccata," and "Danse," showcasing a mix of graceful melodies and intricate rhythms.
• Debussy: Sonata No. 3 for Violin and Piano (1916-1917) is a beautiful representation of Debussy's later works, performed by skilled musicians. This piece, composed during the turbulent times of World War I, reflects a mix of introspection and fleeting joy. The simplicity of the album cover—with its brown textured surface and maroon spine—emphasizes the focus on the music itself, highlighting its timeless appeal.
• 1900-1952 Music for 2 Pianos by Arthur Gold and Robert Fizdale spans compositions from the early 20th century to the mid-century, showcasing the evolution of musical styles during this period. The cover design, with its yellow and white piano keyboard motif, reflects the essence of the music within. This genre often includes works by composers like Debussy, Rachmaninoff, and Brahms, who explored the rich textures and harmonies achievable with two pianos.