Various 120 Years of Deutsche Grammophon - The Anniversary Edition Box Set Blu-Ray /CD

The story of Deutsche Grammophon goes back as far as the birth of recording itself (with Emile Berliner – inventor of both the disc and the player – and his brother Joseph) and for 120 years as well as being home to the world's greatest performers, the Yellow Label has been at the forefront of innovations in recording technology and in music experiences. 

Now comes a flagship boxed set of 120 CDs + 1 Bonus CD + 1 Blu-ray Audio disc illuminating 120 years of recording history, including many rare recordings released internationally for the first time and recordings newly digitized from historic shellac discs.

"Deutsche Grammophon stands for all that is best about classical music" - Gramophone

Features:

120 CDs telling the story of the Yellow Label, sub-divided by genre and including many recordings released internationally for the first time and recordings newly digitised from historic shellac discs
1 Bonus CD with brand-new unreleased recordings "The years to come" (including Trifonov)
1 Blu-ray Audio featuring the complete Ring des Nibelungen conducted by H. v. Karajan
Each album presented in spined wallets with original sleeve art
200-page book (in E/F/G) with extensive documentation including:
Introduction by Richard Evidon
4 substantial essays about DG's history: The Early Years, The Golden 50s, The Star Years, The Future 
12 shorter essays about every genre
Numerous photographs and facsimiles from the archives of Deutsche Grammophon
Includes six postcards with legendary covers + 5 historic documents