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Robert Schumann – Complete Piano Trios vinyl cover

Data as of Nov 5, 2026

Robert Schumann – Complete Piano Trios

1972 · Europe · Philips · Vinyl LP Album Stereo, Box Set

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Price guide

Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Nov 5, 2026

M$30.68NM$27.45VG+$20.99VG$14.53G+$8.07G$4.84F$3.23P$1.61

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  • $27
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    Media NM · Near MintSleeve VG+
    🇺🇸 Ships from United States

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Pressing identification

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Runout — side A
6500 295 1Y 1 670 04 112 (P)1972 AA
Runout — side B
6500 295 2Y 1 670 04 112 (P)1972 AA
Runout — side C
6500 296 1Y 1 670 04114 (P)1972 AA
Runout — side D
6500 296 2Y 1 670 04 114 (P)1972 AA
Other
6500 295(Label number disc 1)
Other
6500 296(Label number disc 2)
Pressed By
Phonodisc B.V.
Lacquer Cut At
Phonodisc B.V.

Specifications

Style
Romantic, Chamber Music, Piano, String Instrument
Year
1972
Label
Philips
Catalog number
6700 051
Country
Europe

Tracklist

  1. Klaviertrio Nr.1 D-moll, Op. 63
  2. Klaviertrio Nr.2 F-dur, Op. 80
  3. Klaviertrio G-moll, Op. 17
  4. Klaviertrio Nr. 3 G-moll, Op. 110
Composed By
Clara Schumann
Composed By
Robert Schumann
Photography By
Werner Neumeister

About this record

Four matrix runouts, two pressing-plant stamps and a booklet printed in three languages: this 1972 Philips box set is a Dutch production sold across Europe. Its 12-page booklet carries notes in German, French and English, and the release notes state that the disc was made and printed in Holland.

The recordings were not previously issued on vinyl by the Beaux Arts Trio, although one of the piano trios, Op. 80, had appeared on Philips 835 395 AY with a different violinist, Daniel Guilet, in place of Isodore Cohen.

What drives its value

The price guide places this set at 30.68 USD in Mint, 27.45 in Near Mint, 20.99 in VG+, 14.53 in VG and 8.07 in G+. The gap between a Mint copy and a VG copy is therefore large, so grading decides most of the outcome.

The listing gives no current lowest price and no count of copies for sale, so the market snapshot cannot be read from this data. Demand is modest but present: 94 community members have the set and 14 want it, with an average rating of 4.57 from 7 ratings.

Because this is a 1972 European Philips box rather than a later reissue, its collectability rests on the original two-disc pressing and the booklet, and a complete set with both sleeves and the booklet will sit at the upper end of the guide.

How to appraise this pressing

Confirm the pressing by reading the dead wax of both discs. The sides should carry the matrix strings 6500 295 1Y and 6500 295 2Y, followed by 1 670 04 112 (P)1972 AA, and the second record should carry 6500 296 1Y and 6500 296 2Y, with 1 670 04114 on one side and 1 670 04 112 on the other as listed in the data.

The catalogue number 6700 051 should appear on the box, and the box should identify two record labels, 6500 295 and 6500 296. The pressing plant credit is Phonodisc B.V., so the runouts should name the Dutch plant.

Check that the booklet is present and has notes in German, French and English. Grade the box, the two discs and the booklet separately, since the guide prices are for the complete set and a missing booklet or a worn box will move the grade down.

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Release notes

12-page booklet with notes in German, French and English. Imported from Europe Disc made in Holland, printed in Holland

These recordings are not previously released on vinyl by The Beaux Arts Trio. The piano trio No. 2 in F, Op. 80 was previously recorded by The Beaux Arts Trio (Philips 835 395 AY) but with Daniel Guilet on violin instead of Isodore Cohen which plays the violin on this recording.

SPECIAL NOTES: This box (6700 051) contains the following 2 record labels: - 6500 295 - 6500 296

Notes sourced from the Discogs database.

Frequently asked

What is a VG+ copy worth?

The price guide lists 20.99 USD for a VG+ copy of this set. This is an estimate taken from the guide, not a confirmed sale price, and actual results depend on the box and booklet condition.

What is a Mint copy of this set worth?

The price guide lists 30.68 USD for a Mint copy. This figure is an estimate from the guide and assumes the box, both discs and the 12-page booklet are all in Mint condition.

How can I tell this is the original Dutch pressing?

Check the dead wax for the matrix strings 6500 295 and 6500 296 and the plant credit Phonodisc B.V. The release notes say the disc was made and printed in Holland, so the matrix and plant details should match that origin.

Are these recordings available on vinyl from any other release?

The release notes say these recordings were not previously released on vinyl by the Beaux Arts Trio. The one exception is piano trio No. 2 in F, Op. 80, which appeared on Philips 835 395 AY with Daniel Guilet on violin rather than Isodore Cohen.

Does the set include a booklet, and in which languages?

Yes. The set includes a 12-page booklet with notes in German, French and English. A copy without the booklet should be graded lower and priced accordingly.

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