10 Vinyl Records Scrapbook By The Voices Of Walter Schumann, The Archdiocesan Papal Choir In Concert, More

This diverse collection brings together a mix of classical, pop, easy listening, and world music, perfect for collectors with varied tastes. Scrapbook by The Voices of Walter Schumann features lush choral arrangements, showcasing the richness of the human voice. The Archdiocesan Papal Choir in Concert provides a beautiful choral performance, likely filled with sacred and traditional Catholic music that resonates with spirituality and heritage. Handel's Messiah is a timeless classical piece, known for its dramatic choruses and intricate arias, making it a must-have for fans of baroque music. How to Make Your Husband a Sultan offers something unique—a belly dance album featuring the distinct rhythms and sounds of the genre, led by Ogel Tirkas. This rare record combines world music and exotic dance styles. Neil Diamond’s You Don’t Bring Me Flowers features the legendary singer’s classic blend of pop and ballads, including the iconic duet with Barbra Streisand. The Moody Blues A Question of Balance is a classic progressive rock album, offering a mix of thought-provoking lyrics and lush instrumentation, showcasing the band's innovative sound. Rita Coolidge brings soulful pop and soft rock to the lot, likely featuring her smooth vocals and hits from the '70s and '80s. Fiedler’s Favorite Overtures features the legendary conductor Arthur Fiedler, known for his work with the Boston Pops Orchestra, bringing popular classical overtures to life with his signature style. Jolson Sings Again is a tribute to the great Al Jolson, a record packed with classic show tunes and the unmistakable voice of this vaudeville and early Hollywood legend. The "and more" in this lot promises additional surprises, making this a versatile and intriguing collection for music lovers.

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