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Various – Zauber Der Musik (Das Schönste Wunschkonzert) vinyl cover

Data as of Sep 23, 2026

Various – Zauber Der Musik (Das Schönste Wunschkonzert)

Germany · Delta (18) · Vinyl LP Compilation, Box Set

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Price guide

Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Sep 28, 2026

M$14.61NM$13.07VG+$9.99VG$6.92G+$3.84G$2.31F$1.54P$0.77

41 copies listed on Discogs from $2.86.

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    Media VG+ · Very Good PlusSleeve VG+
    🇩🇪 Ships from Germany

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Pressing identification

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Label Code
LC 3843
Record Company
Delta Music GmbH

Specifications

Artist
Various
Style
Baroque, Romantic, Classical
Label
Delta (18)
Catalog number
DK 29001
Country
Germany

Tracklist

  1. A1Barcarole
  2. A2Menuett
  3. A3Air
  4. A4Serenade
  5. A5Larghetto
  6. B1Serenade
  7. B2Menuett
  8. B3Blumenarie
  9. B4Reigen Der Seligen Geister
  10. C1Ouvertüre "Leichte Kavallerie"
  11. C2Walzer Aus Der "Streicherserenade"
  12. C3Türkischer Marsch
  13. C4Romanze Für Violine Und Orchester No 1
  14. D1Hochzeitsmarsch
  15. D2Spanischer Tanz Aus "Schwanensee"
  16. D3Ungarischer Tanz Aus "Schwanensee"
  17. D4Triumphmarsch Aus "Aida"
  18. D5Aufforderung Zum Tanz
  19. E1Ave Maria
  20. E2Gavotte
  21. E3Zigeunerlied
  22. E4Adagio
  23. E5Humoreske
  24. E6Rosamunde - Zwischenaktmusik
  25. F1Largo
  26. F2Gavotte
  27. F3Ave Maria
  28. F4Siciliana
  29. F5Melodie Aus "Orpheus Und Euridike"
  30. F6Lullaby
  31. G1Polonaise Aus "Eugen Onegin"
  32. G2Ungarische Rhapsodie No 9
  33. G3Walzer U. A. Aus Faust
  34. G4Rakoczy-Marsch
  35. H1Ouvertüre "Der Zigeunerbaron"
  36. H2Slawischer Tanz
  37. H3Romanze Für Violine Und Orchester No 2
Conductor
Franz Konwitschny
Conductor
Herbert Langer
Conductor
Iosif Conta
Conductor
Karel Ančerl
Conductor
Rudolf Kempe

About this record

Delta's German pressing DK 29001 compiles 37 classical tracks across Baroque, Romantic, and Classical styles into a single box-set LP. With 161 collectors owning copies against only 5 actively seeking one, this is a stable, widely-held title rather than a hunt.

The lowest asking price sits at 2.86 USD, though condition-graded copies range from 14.77 USD (Mint) down to 0.78 USD (Poor).

What drives its value

This compilation's value hinges almost entirely on condition. A Mint copy commands 14.77 USD, while the same record in NM condition drops to 13.22 USD—a narrow margin reflecting the modest collector base.

VG+ copies trade at 10.11 USD, and VG copies at 7.00 USD, marking the practical floor for play-grade stock. The 41 copies currently for sale at 2.86 USD (lowest listing) suggests bulk inventory or heavily played examples dominating the market.

Community data reveals 161 have-it collectors against only 5 want-it, indicating this pressing is neither rare nor in high demand. As a German-market classical compilation on Delta, it occupies a niche: neither an original pressing of a famous work nor a sought reissue, but a competent mid-catalog release that survives in quantity.

How to appraise this pressing

Verify the pressing by the Delta label imprint and catalogue number DK 29001 on the label itself. The box-set format and 37-track layout are diagnostic; check the label stock and printing quality against known Delta pressings from the same era to confirm country of origin.

Without a barcode or visible matrix information provided in the catalog record, rely on the label design, typography, and the specific track sequence as confirmation markers. Grade by playing surface: Mint examples show no signs of play, NM copies may have hairline marks under direct light but no audible surface noise, while VG+ copies exhibit light wear and minimal noise.

VG copies show moderate groove wear and intermittent surface noise. Inspect the box construction and any inserts; classical compilations of this type often suffer from storage wear to packaging.

The vinyl itself should be checked for warping, as German pressings from this label sometimes exhibit edge warp if stored upright.

Further reading: grading a record, how to sell vinyl.

Frequently asked

What is a fair price for a VG+ copy of this Delta compilation?

According to the price guide, a VG+ copy is estimated at 10.11 USD. This represents the midpoint between play-grade (VG at 7.00 USD) and near-mint (NM at 13.22 USD), and reflects the modest collector demand: only 5 want-it against 161 who have it. Actual asking prices may vary; the lowest current listing is 2.86 USD, suggesting some sellers price aggressively to move stock.

How much more is a Mint copy worth than a VG copy?

A Mint copy is priced at 14.77 USD in the guide, while a VG copy is valued at 7.00 USD. The specific prices are 14.77 USD and 7.00 USD respectively; the difference reflects the rarity of unplayed copies in the collector market, though the low want-count (5) suggests limited bidding pressure even for pristine examples.

Is this a first pressing or a reissue?

The available data does not specify whether DK 29001 is an original or reissue pressing. The year of release is not provided in the catalog record. To determine this, examine the label design, printing technique, and vinyl composition against documented Delta catalog references from known years. Comparison with other Delta classical compilations may help narrow the era.

Why are so many copies available at such low prices?

With 41 copies currently for sale and the lowest asking price at 2.86 USD, oversupply relative to demand is evident. The 161 collectors who own this record outnumber the 5 actively seeking it by a ratio that suggests this is a common German-market compilation rather than a collector's item. Classical box-set compilations often survive in quantity because they were pressed in larger runs for retail distribution and have lower resale appeal than original artist albums.

How do I confirm I have the Delta pressing and not a different label's version?

Check the label for the Delta imprint name and the catalogue number DK 29001. The box-set format and 37-track configuration are also specific to this release. Without access to matrix runout information in the catalog record, the label design, typeface, and color scheme are your primary verification tools. Cross-reference the track listing against known Delta compilations to rule out other pressings of the same material.

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