Saint-Saëns Carnival of the Animals Smith Sellick Mono Vinyl LP CLP 1904

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A charming 1965 UK mono recording featuring Saint-Saëns’ celebrated Carnival of the Animals, performed by husband-and-wife piano duo Cyril Smith and Phyllis Sellick with a chamber ensemble.

The second side contains two further works for piano duet: Gabriel Fauré’s delightful Dolly Suite and Francis Poulenc’s energetic Sonata for Two Pianos.

This vintage His Master’s Voice release is presented in a particularly attractive front-laminated sleeve featuring colourful mid-century illustrations of animals in a travelling carnival procession.

Side One

Camille Saint-Saëns – The Carnival of the Animals

  1. Introduction and Royal March of the Lion
  2. Hens and Cocks
  3. Wild Asses
  4. Tortoises
  5. The Elephant
  6. Kangaroos
  7. Aquarium
  8. Personages with Long Ears
  9. The Cuckoo in the Heart of the Woods
  10. Aviary
  11. Pianists
  12. Fossils
  13. The Swan
  14. Finale

Side Two

Gabriel Fauré – Dolly Suite, Op. 56

  1. Berceuse
  2. Mi-a-ou
  3. Le Jardin de Dolly
  4. Kitty-Valse
  5. Tendresse
  6. Le Pas Espagnol

Francis Poulenc – Sonata for Two Pianos

  1. Prélude
  2. Rustique
  3. Finale

Details

  • Pianists: Cyril Smith and Phyllis Sellick
  • Label: His Master’s Voice
  • Catalogue number: CLP 1904
  • Format: 12-inch mono vinyl LP
  • Playing speed: 33⅓ RPM
  • Released: 1965
  • Made in Great Britain
  • Front-laminated illustrated sleeve
  • Original inner sleeve included
  • One available
  • You will receive the exact record pictured

Condition

The vinyl displays visible light surface marks, sleeve-removal lines and signs of previous handling.

The sleeve has age-related wear, including rubbing, light staining, discolouration, creasing and wear around the edges and corners. A previous owner’s name and the date 1968 have been handwritten on the reverse. The inner sleeve also has handwritten identification.

The record has been visually inspected but has not been play-tested. Uninterrupted playback cannot therefore be guaranteed.