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Johann Sebastian Bach – Tönet, Ihr Pauken! Erschallet, Trompeten! · BWV 214 / Vereinigte Zwietracht Der Wechselnden Saiten · BWV 207 vinyl cover

Data as of Nov 4, 2026

Johann Sebastian Bach – Tönet, Ihr Pauken! Erschallet, Trompeten! · BWV 214 / Vereinigte Zwietracht Der Wechselnden Saiten · BWV 207

1978 · Germany · Archiv Produktion · Vinyl LP Stereo

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Price guide

Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Oct 17, 2026

M$14.73NM$13.18VG+$10.08VG$6.98G+$3.88G$2.33F$1.55P$0.78

26 copies listed on Discogs from $2.

These are reference estimates from Discogs sold/asking data for this exact pressing, not offers and not a guaranteed price. Actual value depends on condition, completeness and current demand. Any active seller offers on this page are listed separately above.

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    Media NM · Near MintSleeve VG
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Pressing identification

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Runout — side A
2533 401 S1 320 1 E
Matrix / runout
2533 401 S2 320 1 B
Label Code
LC 0113

Specifications

Artist
Johann Sebastian Bach
Genre
Classical
Style
Baroque
Year
1978
Label
Archiv Produktion
Catalog number
2533 401
Country
Germany

Tracklist

  1. Tönet, Ihr Pauken! Erschallet, Trompeten! · BWV 214
  2. Vereinigte Zwietracht Der Wechselnden Saiten · BWV 207
Composed By
Johann Sebastian Bach
Conductor
Peter Schreier

About this record

The runout tells you more than the cover here: the matrix reads 2533 401 S1 320 1 E on one side and 2533 401 S2 320 1 B on the other, so the pressing is identified by those etched codes rather than by any barcode, since this release carries none. Archiv Produktion issued this Stereo LP in Germany in 1978, and the work pairs BWV 214 with BWV 207 on a single record.

The catalogue number 2533 401 is the anchor to match against any copy you are weighing.

What drives its value

The price guide puts an M copy at 14.73 USD and a VG at 6.98 USD, with a VG+ estimate of 10.08 USD and an NM estimate of 13.18 USD, all as guide figures rather than sold prices. Ten entries fall within the grades listed here, and the cheapest current listing sits at 2 USD among 26 copies for sale, which shows how much supply exists at the low end.

Community data shows 102 collectors have the record against 10 who want it, so demand is steady rather than scarce. Because the release is a German Archiv Produktion original, its catalogue and matrix codes set it apart from later reissues, and buyers should confirm the 1978 date and the S1/S2 runout before paying a premium over the guide.

How to appraise this pressing

Confirm the label as Archiv Produktion and the catalogue number 2533 401 printed on the spine and jacket. Read the dead wax: one side should carry 2533 401 S1 320 1 E and the other 2533 401 S2 320 1 B.

These runout strings, together with the 1978 year and the Germany origin, are what separate this pressing from other editions. The record is listed as Stereo LP, so check the jacket for the stereo designation.

Grade the vinyl under light against the guide grades, looking at the playing surface for wear that fits VG+ against NM, and rate the sleeve separately, since the price guide grades cover the record itself. Community rating is 4.25 from 8 votes, which is a useful but small sample.

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Frequently asked

What is a VG+ copy of this record worth?

The price guide estimates a VG+ copy at 10.08 USD, based on the guide date, and this is an estimate rather than a sold figure.

How do I confirm this is the 1978 German pressing?

Check the catalogue number 2533 401 and the runout 2533 401 S1 320 1 E and 2533 401 S2 320 1 B, plus the Archiv Produktion label and the Germany origin.

What is an M copy worth compared with a VG copy?

The guide puts an M copy at 14.73 USD and a VG copy at 6.98 USD, so condition moves the value noticeably across that range.

Is this record easy to find?

The listing shows 26 copies for sale, and the lowest asking price is 2 USD, so supply is available at the low end.

Does this release have a barcode?

No, the release data shows no barcode, so the runout and catalogue number are the identifiers to rely on.

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