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Johann Sebastian Bach – Suites Para Violoncelo Solo - Suites Per A Violoncel Sol
1985 · Spain · TELDEC · Vinyl LP Compilation Special Edition Stereo
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Pressing identification
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- Other
- 6.48245-1(Teldec Code Sides A, B)
- Other
- 6.48245-2(Teldec Code Sides C, D)
- Other
- 40.810/1(PDI Code Sides A, B)
- Other
- 40.810/2(PDI Code Sides C, D)
- Printed By
- T.G. Hostench, S.A.
- Record Company
- TELDEC Schallplatten GmbH
- Manufactured By
- TELDEC
- Mastered At
- TELDEC-Studio, Berlin
- Pressed By
- TELDEC-Press GmbH
Specifications
- Artist
- Johann Sebastian Bach
- Genre
- Classical
- Style
- Baroque
- Year
- 1985
- Label
- TELDEC
- Catalog number
- 6.48245 DM
- Country
- Spain
Tracklist
- Suites Para Violoncelo Solo - Suites Per A Violoncel Sol
- Suite Nr. 1 En Sol Mayor, BWV 1007
- Suite Nr. 2 En Re Menor, BWV 1008
- Suite Nr. 3 En Do Mayor, BWV 1009
- Suite Nr. 4 En Mi Bemol Mayor, BWV 1010
- Suite Nr. 5 En Do Menor, BWV 1011
- Suite Nr. 6 En Re Mayor, BWV 1012
- Direct Metal Mastering By
- Horst Angenendt
- Direct Metal Mastering By
- Sönke Bahns
- Composed By
- Johann Sebastian Bach
About this record
Pressed in Germany by TELDEC-Press GmbH under catalogue number 6.48245 DM, this 1985 Spanish-market LP carries the sleeve-notes language, Spanish/Catala, as its clearest identifier. Its release notes describe it as a TELDEC special edition, with DMM Direct Metal Mastering and TELDEC Technology printed on the sleeve.
The record packages Bach's cello suites performed by Jörg Baumann across two discs' worth of material, and the notes assign the performance rights to separate years: Suites Nr. 1 & 2 to 1982, Suites Nr.
3 & 4 to 1983, and Suites Nr. 5 & 6 to 1984.
What drives its value
Price data for this pressing is not present in the guide supplied, so no monetary figure can be stated here. The community record shows 2 owners (have) and 0 buyers seeking a copy (want), which suggests a thin, low-demand market rather than a competitive one.
The only other pressing catalogued is the 1985 European release on TELDEC under 6.48245, which lacks the DM suffix and the Spanish-market framing. Because this copy is a Spain-catalogued special edition with a German DM catalogue number, it is the more specific variant, and that specificity is what a buyer should price against.
Check current sold listings for the 6.48245 DM number rather than the broader 6.48245 European entry, since the two are not interchangeable.
How to appraise this pressing
Confirm the pressing by reading the catalogue number 6.48245 DM on the spine, front cover, and label, then verify the Spanish/Catala sleeve notes and the TELDEC, TELDEC-Press GmbH credits on the back. The release notes list 'Pressed Germany' and 'Made in Germany' as printed text, so these should appear on the sleeve; their absence would point to a different pressing.
No dead-wax matrix string is held in the facts supplied, so do not rely on a runout code to authenticate this copy; compare the label design and DMM and TELDEC Technology markings against the sleeve description. There is no barcode on this release, so the absence of one is expected and not a defect.
Grade the vinyl and sleeve separately, noting any surface wear on the three-disc-era packaging and any cut or split on the jacket edges.
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Release notes
TELDEC special edition 1985 DMM Direct Metal Mastering TELDEC Technology TELDEC Quality Suite Nr. 1 & 2 ℗ 1982 Suite Nr. 3 & 4 ℗ 1983 Suite Nr. 5 & 6 ℗ 1984 Mastered TELDEC Pressed Germany Made in Germany © 1985
Sleeve notes in Spanish/Catalá
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Other pressings of this release
Different editions of the same album — pressing decides value.
Frequently asked
Is this the same record as the 1985 European TELDEC release?
Not necessarily. The European entry is catalogued as 6.48245 with no DM suffix and no Spain country tag, while this copy is catalogued 6.48245 DM and marked as a Spanish-market special edition with Spanish/Catala sleeve notes. Compare the catalogue number exactly before treating them as one pressing.
What does the DMM marking on the sleeve tell me?
The release notes record DMM Direct Metal Mastering and TELDEC Technology as printed text, which identifies the cutting process used. It does not by itself date the pressing beyond the 1985 copyright line, so use it alongside the catalogue number and the Pressed Germany credit.
Why are the performance years 1982, 1983 and 1984 printed on the sleeve?
The release notes assign the phonographic copyright of each suite pair to a separate year: 1982 for Suites Nr. 1 & 2, 1983 for Suites Nr. 3 & 4, and 1984 for Suites Nr. 5 & 6. The package then carries a single 1985 copyright line, which marks the compilation as issued that year.
What is a VG+ copy of this record worth?
The price guide for this pressing was not supplied, so no VG+ figure can be quoted. Check recent sold listings under the 6.48245 DM catalogue number for an estimate, and treat any figure you find as a market observation, not a guaranteed value.
Does this pressing have a barcode I can use to identify it?
No. The facts record no barcode for this release, so identification has to rely on the catalogue number 6.48245 DM, the TELDEC and TELDEC-Press GmbH credits, and the Spanish/Catala sleeve notes.