Nonesuch Records discography

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This is a Nonesuch Records discography, organized by catalog number.

Contents

Catalog number legend

  1. 71xxx = Nonesuch
  2. 72xxx = Explorer Series
  3. 73xxx = Multiple Sets
  4. 7-xx = Special Albums
  5. 78xxx = Silver Series
  6. 79xxx = Digital Series
  7. Following the five-digit 79xxx series, Nonesuch begins a non-sequential, six-digit numbering system

Discography

Nonesuch

Records for children

Explorer series

Multiple sets

HB=2-rec set; HC=3-rec set; HD=4-rec set; HE=5-rec set

Special albums

Silver series

Digital series

Non-sequential numbering

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References

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  2. "Albums". Nonesuch Records. Retrieved 2019-02-12.