Rudolf Schock – Schwarzwaldmädel (Großer Querschnitt)
| Лейбл: | Ariola – 406 233-281 |
| Страна: | Germany |
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Участники записи:
- Bass Vocals [Blasius Römer, Domkapellmeister] – Fritz Ollendorff
- Choir – RIAS-Kammerchor
- Chorus Master – Günther Arndt
- Composed By – Léon Jessel
- Conductor – Werner Schmidt-Boelcke
- Design – Manfred Vormstein
- Design – Krämer (2)
- Design – Ariola-Eurodisc Atelier
- Illustration – Gerd Wolter
- Orchestra – Berliner Symphoniker
- Performer [Der Domprobst] – Tobias Pagel
- Performer [Jürgen, Der Wirt Vom "Blauen Ochsen" Und Bürgermeister] – Willy Reichert
- Performer [Schmusheim, Ein Berliner] – Bruno Fritz
- Soprano Vocals [Bärbele, Bei Römer Bedienstet] – Lotte Schädle
- Soprano Vocals [Hannele, Seine Tochter] – Annelis Herrfurth
- Soprano Vocals [Lorle, Seine Tochter] – Ursula Schirrmacher
- Soprano Vocals [Malwine Von Hainau] – Margit Schramm
- Tenor Vocals [Hans] – Rudolf Schock
- Tenor Vocals [Richard] – Karl-Ernst Mercker
- Text By – August Neidhart
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Компании:
- Printed By – Mohndruck Reinhard Mohn OHG
- Record Company – Ariola Eurodisc GmbH
Участники записи:
- Bass Vocals [Blasius Römer, Domkapellmeister] – Fritz Ollendorff
- Choir – RIAS-Kammerchor
- Chorus Master – Günther Arndt
- Composed By – Léon Jessel
- Conductor – Werner Schmidt-Boelcke
- Design – Manfred Vormstein
- Design – Krämer (2)
- Design – Ariola-Eurodisc Atelier
- Illustration – Gerd Wolter
- Orchestra – Berliner Symphoniker
- Performer [Der Domprobst] – Tobias Pagel
- Performer [Jürgen, Der Wirt Vom "Blauen Ochsen" Und Bürgermeister] – Willy Reichert
- Performer [Schmusheim, Ein Berliner] – Bruno Fritz
- Soprano Vocals [Bärbele, Bei Römer Bedienstet] – Lotte Schädle
- Soprano Vocals [Hannele, Seine Tochter] – Annelis Herrfurth
- Soprano Vocals [Lorle, Seine Tochter] – Ursula Schirrmacher
- Soprano Vocals [Malwine Von Hainau] – Margit Schramm
- Tenor Vocals [Hans] – Rudolf Schock
- Tenor Vocals [Richard] – Karl-Ernst Mercker
- Text By – August Neidhart
