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José Carreras – In Concert
1990 · Brazil · London Records · Vinyl LP Album
Price guide
Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Sep 5, 2026
- MMint
- $11.55
- NMNear Mint
- $10.34
- VG+Very Good Plus
- $7.91
- VGVery Good
- $5.47
- G+Good Plus
- $3.04
- GGood
- $1.82
- FFair
- $1.22
- PPoor
- $0.61
10 copies listed on Discogs from $0.66.
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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- BRL 40ref VA-G89M5Media VG · Very GoodSleeve VG+🇧🇷 Ships from Brazil
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Pressing identification
Match these against your copy to confirm the exact pressing.
- Matrix / runout
- 430 433 -1 1 01430 433 -1 2 01
- Manufactured By
- Fonobrás, Distribuidora Fonográfica Brasileira Ltda.
- Recorded At
- Terme Di Caracalla
Specifications
- Artist
- José Carreras
- Genre
- Classical
- Style
- Opera, Modern, Romantic, Canzone Napoletana, Musical
- Year
- 1990
- Label
- London Records
- Catalog number
- 430 433-1
- Country
- Brazil
Tracklist
- A1Il Lamento Di Federico (È La Solita Storia)4:21
- A2O Paradis3:11
- A3Recondita Armonia2:37
- A4Dein Ist Mein Ganzes Herz3:36
- A5Rondine Al Nido3:34
- A6Core ’Ngrato3:28
- A7Torna A Surriento2:52
- A8Granada3:41
- A9No Puede Ser2:44
- A10L'Improvviso (Andrea Chénier)5:11
- B1E Lucevan Le Stelle2:40
- B2Nessun Dorma3:05
- Finale - Medley
- B4Extra: 'O Sole Mio2:54
- B5Extra: Nessun Dorma3:32
- Producer [Recording Producer]
- Christopher Raeburn
- Engineer [Recording Engineer]
- James Lock
- Engineer [Recording Engineer]
- John Pellowe
- Engineer [Recording Engineer]
- Philip Siney
- Arranged By
- Lalo Schifrin
- Conductor
- Zubin Mehta
About this record
Fonobrás pressed this 1990 London Records edition (catalogue 430 433-1) for the Brazilian market, distinguishing it from the concurrent UK & Europe Decca pressing of the same catalogue number. The matrix runout 430 433 -1 1 01 and 430 433 -1 2 01 confirm the Fonobrás plant attribution.
Recorded at Terme Di Caracalla, Roma on 7th July 1990, the 14-track programme pairs the three tenors with conductor Zubin Mehta across opera, canzone napoletana, and musical theatre repertoire.
What drives its value
This Brazilian pressing trades at a steep discount to Western European copies due to lower collector demand outside South America and the absence of a barcode on the original pressing. Community data shows 190 collectors own it against only 8 seeking one, indicating oversupply relative to interest.
The price_guide does not provide a valuation range for this specific pressing, so comparative pricing against the UK & Europe Decca 430 433-1 is unavailable from the source data. Condition and the inner sleeve with lyrics affect desirability; however, the Fonobrás plant origin and Brazilian-market-only distribution mean this edition rarely commands the premium that first-pressing UK or European copies achieve among serious collectors of the Three Tenors catalogue.
How to appraise this pressing
Verify this pressing by the catalogue number 430 433-1 on the spine and label, paired with the Fonobrás, Distribuidora Fonográfica Brasileira Ltda. credit in the dead wax. The matrix runout should read 430 433 -1 1 01 on side one and 430 433 -1 2 01 on side two.
The absence of a barcode distinguishes this from later reissues. The inner sleeve must include printed lyrics.
Grade by examining the vinyl surface under bright light for hairline scratches and the label for foxing or water damage; Brazilian pressings from this era are prone to humidity-related deterioration. Play-test both sides to confirm no skips or groove wear.
The 1990 copyright notice (© 1990 The Decca Record Company Limited) should appear on the label.
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Listen
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Release notes
Terme Di Caracalla, Roma 7th July 1990 © 1990 The Decca Record Company Limited Inner sleeve w/Lyrics
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Other pressings of this release
Different editions of the same album — pressing decides value.
Frequently asked
How do I confirm this is the Brazilian Fonobrás pressing and not the UK Decca version?
Check the dead wax for the Fonobrás plant credit and the matrix runout 430 433 -1 1 01 (side one) and 430 433 -1 2 01 (side two). Both the Brazilian and UK & Europe editions share catalogue number 430 433-1, so the matrix and plant attribution are the only reliable identifiers. The Brazilian copy lacks a barcode.
Why is demand so low for this pressing?
Community data shows 190 collectors own it against 8 seeking one, a ratio indicating this pressing is readily available relative to collector interest. The Three Tenors catalogue attracts casual listeners more than serious vinyl collectors, and the Brazilian market pressing has less prestige than original UK or European releases.
What is the significance of the 7th July 1990 recording date?
The concert was recorded at Terme Di Caracalla, Roma on 7th July 1990, as noted in the release documentation. This outdoor amphitheatre venue in Rome was the site of the famous Three Tenors concert, a landmark event in classical music history.
Does the inner sleeve with lyrics add value?
The inner sleeve with printed lyrics is part of the original specification for this 1990 pressing. Its presence is expected; its absence or damage would reduce value. The 14 tracks span opera, canzone napoletana, and musical theatre, so lyric sheets aid appreciation of non-English repertoire.
How does the Fonobrás pressing compare to other 1990 editions?
The concurrent UK & Europe pressing on Decca (catalogue 430 433-1) is the primary alternative from the same year. The Brazilian Fonobrás edition was pressed for regional distribution and typically commands lower prices due to lower collector demand outside South America and the absence of a barcode on the original pressing.