Eugene Ormandy Conducts 20th Century Classics Performed by: The Philadelphia Orchestra, et al. The English title of the boxed set I'm selling uses "conducts" with the third-person singular present tense "s"! Wow! It's in the present tense. This is an import, so the boxed set's text is only in Western languages. There is no Japanese translation. Also, Sony Music boxed sets often don't come with booklets, and this set is no exception. [Photo 7] There is a dent on the top of the boxed set, as you can see. [Photos 8-9] I easily exceeded the 1000-character limit when entering the tracklist for this item's description. So, I entered the tracklist separately and printed it as an A4-size list, which I photographed. I will also include this list as a bonus for the buyer. It will be folded and included. The tracks are supposed to be selected under the condition of "20th Century Classics," but I felt a sense of incongruity with CD 5's "Capriccio Espagnol." I looked it up and found that it was "composed and premiered in 1887," making it a 19th-century classical piece. I realized it didn't fit the "20th Century..." condition, which made me feel a little "uneasy!" Especially since this festive, celebratory music doesn't flow well after "Poem of Ecstasy." Also, CD 11's "Finlandia" was "composed in 1899 / revised and premiered in 1900," which also barely qualifies as 19th-century classical music. I have checked the CDs for playback in my home environment (stereo system/PC) before listing them. These CDs are not new, so please take a good look at the photos on the listing page and understand that they are used items before purchasing. Also, the set is about 36 millimeters thick, so I plan to use "Takkyubin Compact - Dedicated BOX" for shipping. I'm sorry, but I have added the shipping fee (450 yen + 70 yen) to the listing price. [918]