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Roland de Lassus – La Musica Polifonica I
1983 · Spain · London Records · Vinyl LP Stereo
Price guide
Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Nov 4, 2026
- MMint
- $3.60
- NMNear Mint
- $3.22
- VG+Very Good Plus
- $2.46
- VGVery Good
- $1.70
- G+Good Plus
- $0.95
- GGood
- $0.57
- FFair
- $0.38
- PPoor
- $0.19
10 copies listed on Discogs from $2.95.
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.
Offers · 1
- €2.20ref VA-YHEKYMedia VG+ · Very Good PlusSleeve VG+🇪🇸 Ships from Spain
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Specifications
- Artist
- Roland de Lassus
- Genre
- Classical
- Style
- Renaissance, Baroque, Mass, Choral
- Year
- 1983
- Label
- London Records
- Catalog number
- 68 51 229
- Country
- Spain
Tracklist
- A1Motete "Ommes De Saba Venient"3:08
- A2Misa "Bell' Amfitrit" Altera23:30
- B1Magnificat Primi Toni11:35
- B2Ave María5:50
- B3Litaniae De Beata Virgine8:55
About this record
Catalogue number 68 51 229 is the fastest way to separate this London Records Spanish LP from its neighbours, since the facts give no barcode to fall back on. The record is a 1983 Spanish stereo pressing of Roland de Lassus and Tomas Luis de Victoria, and the five-track listing spans Renaissance, Baroque, Mass and Choral styles.
Its label is London Records, and the cover and label should carry 68 51 229 exactly.
What drives its value
The price guide gives a steep grade ladder for this pressing: from 3.60 USD at Mint and 3.22 USD at Near Mint, down to 2.46 USD at VG+ and 1.70 USD at VG. Below that the figures fall to 0.95 USD at G+, 0.57 USD at G, 0.38 USD at F and 0.19 USD at Poor, so most of the value sits in keeping the sleeve and vinyl clean.
The lowest current listing is 2.95 USD, and 10 copies are for sale, which means the market is thin enough that a single well-kept copy can set the price. Community data shows 70 collectors have this release in their collection against 2 who want it, so supply comfortably exceeds demand.
The guide does not list other pressings for comparison, so the Spanish London Records issue should be judged on its own grade.
How to appraise this pressing
Confirm the pressing by reading the catalogue number 68 51 229 on the spine, front cover and label, and check that the label reads London Records. The facts provide no barcode and no dead-wax matrix string or pressing plant, so do not treat a missing barcode as a defect and do not assert a matrix code from memory.
If the matrix stamped in the run-out groove is present, compare it against a verified reference copy before relying on it. Grade the record by the sleeve and disc together: a Mint or Near Mint disc with a clean jacket sits at the top of the guide, while a VG disc places it at 1.70 USD.
Play the five tracks in full and listen for surface noise across the Mass and Choral passages, since a grade drop shows most on quiet choral sections.
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Frequently asked
What is a VG+ copy of La Musica Polifonica I worth?
The price guide lists 2.46 USD for a VG+ copy of catalogue number 68 51 229 on London Records, from a 1983 Spanish stereo LP. This is an estimate as of the guide date, and the current lowest listing is 2.95 USD across 10 copies for sale.
Is there a barcode on this London Records release?
No, the facts record no barcode for this release, so identify it by the catalogue number 68 51 229 and the label name London Records.
What does a Mint copy of this pressing fetch in the guide?
The guide gives 3.60 USD for a Mint copy and 3.22 USD for Near Mint, making these the highest grades listed for this 1983 Spanish LP.
How many collectors want this record compared with those who own it?
Community data shows 2 people want the record and 70 have it in their collection, so the release is widely held and supply outweighs demand.
What styles does this LP cover?
The record is classified under Renaissance, Baroque, Mass and Choral styles, with 5 tracks in the listing and a Classical genre tag.