Hello you are looking to buy on the ITZHAK PERLMAN CD REDISCOVERED VIOLIN SONATAS released in 2004 on BMG Records D153625. THIS TITLE IS AN RCA RED SEAL SERIES.  The CD IS SEALED, New & in mint condition.  Comes stored in a polybag sleeve. International buyers please inquire for shipping rates.   Thank you for looking and happy buying.   Editorial Review While mining its archives, RCA has hit paydirt with this one: a full-length LP recital by Itzhak Perlman recorded in 1965 and--except for one item--never before released. Someone at RCA had decided that this wasn't the right program for the label to introduce a new violinist, and then, apparently, it just got forgotten. The master tapes with Garvey were shelved, and — with the exception of a single track licensed to another label — the 1965 Perlman recordings for RCA remained unreleased for nearly 40 years. Well, it's a swell program with a fine variety of music, nearly all of it well played. The exception might be the opening set of three Paganini Caprices, which are too well played; Perlman rattles them off like machine-gun fire, without the expression he would eventually bring to the music. Both Baroque sonatas sound stylish, and the violinist even tosses in a bit of appropriate embellishment, highly unusual for the mid-sixties! The Hindemith Sonata, quite easy on the ears, is a particularly good feature for the excellent pianist David Garvey. Other highlights include the impassioned Bloch and the dazzling Bazzini, an incredible high-wire act to rival the famous Heifetz acoustic. Highly recommended to fans of the violinist and of virtuosity in general. The analog sound holds up very well.