Caldera (7) – A Moog Mass
| Лейбл: | Kama Sutra – 2319 020 |
| Формат: | Vinyl |
| Страна: | Germany |
| Дата релиза: | 1970 |
| Жанр: | Classical, Electronic |
| Стиль: | Ambient, Experimental, Medieval |
Подробнее об участниках записи
Треклист:
| Stabat Mater |
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| A1 | The Mother Stood "Stabat Mater" |
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| A2 | Who Is The Man "Quis Est Homo" |
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| A3 | Share With Me The Pain "Tui Nati Vulnerati" |
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| B1 | Virgin Of Virgins "Virgo Virginum" |
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| B2 | Make Me Carry The Death Of Christ "Fac Ut Portem Christi Mortem" |
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| B3 | In Flames May I Not Be Burned "Flammis Ne Urar Succensus" |
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| B4 | Christ, When I Leave This Life "Christe, Cum Sit Hinc Exire" |
Участники записи:
- Cello – Toby Saks
- Directed By [Moog] – Robert White (3)
- Effects [Synthetic Speech Techniques] – Robert Margouleff
- Engineer – Malcolm Cecil
- Engineer – Robert Margouleff
- Harpsichord – John Atkins (5)
- Other [Interludes] – Robert Margouleff
- Other [Translation From Latin] – John Atkins (5)
- Photography By – Alain Marouani
- Producer – John Corigliano
- Producer – Robert Margouleff
- Producer – John Atkins (5)
- Producer [Assistant Supervision] – Glenn Hart
- Programmed By [Moog] – Robert Margouleff
- Recorded By – Buzz Richmond
- Recorded By – Paul Shands
- Tenor Vocals – Robert White (3)
- Vocals [English Spoken Text] – Malcolm Cecil
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Участники записи:
- Cello – Toby Saks
- Directed By [Moog] – Robert White (3)
- Effects [Synthetic Speech Techniques] – Robert Margouleff
- Engineer – Malcolm Cecil
- Engineer – Robert Margouleff
- Harpsichord – John Atkins (5)
- Other [Interludes] – Robert Margouleff
- Other [Translation From Latin] – John Atkins (5)
- Photography By – Alain Marouani
- Producer – John Corigliano
- Producer – Robert Margouleff
- Producer – John Atkins (5)
- Producer [Assistant Supervision] – Glenn Hart
- Programmed By [Moog] – Robert Margouleff
- Recorded By – Buzz Richmond
- Recorded By – Paul Shands
- Tenor Vocals – Robert White (3)
- Vocals [English Spoken Text] – Malcolm Cecil
