The Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra – Two Portraits Op. 5 - Two Pictures Op. 10 - Four Pieces For Orchestra Op. 12
| Лейбл: | Hungaroton – LPX 1302 Hungaroton – SLPX 1302 |
| Формат: | Vinyl |
| Страна: | Hungary |
| Жанр: | Classical |
| Стиль: | Modern |
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Треклист:
| 1. Két Arckép / Two Portraits, Op. 5 (1907-08) |
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| 2. Két Kép / Two Pictures, Op. 10 (1910)
Soloist, Violin – Mihály Szűcs |
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| Négy Zenekari Darab / Four Pieces For Orchestra, Op. 12 (1912)
Soloist, Violin – Mihály Szűcs |
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| A4 | II. A Falu Tánca / No. 2 Village Dance |
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| Négy Zenekari Darab / Four Pieces For Orchestra, Op. 12 (1912) |
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| B2 | II. Scherzo |
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| B3 | III. Intermezzo |
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| B4 | IV. Marcia Funebre |
Участники записи:
- Composed By – Béla Bartók
- Conductor – Miklós Erdélyi
- Engineer – László Csintalan
- Lacquer Cut By – Horváth Péter
- Lacquer Cut By – Ernőffy Olivér
- Lacquer Cut By tracks A – Horváth Péter
- Lacquer Cut By tracks B – Ernőffy Olivér
- Liner Notes – János Kárpáti
- Orchestra – The Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra
- Producer – András Székely
- Translated By [Liner Notes] – Rosemarie Prockl
- Translated By [Liner Notes] – Imre Ormay
- Violin – Mihály Szűcs
- Violin tracks A1 to A2 – Mihály Szűcs
Лейблы и идентификаторы:
- Rights Society : BIEM
Компании:
- Copyright (c) – Magyar Hanglemezgyártó Vállalat
- Printed By – Globus Nyomda
- Published By – Editio Musica, Budapest
- Published By – Editio Musica, Budapest
- Published By – Universal Edition
- Recorded At – Hungaroton Studio
Участники записи:
- Composed By – Béla Bartók
- Conductor – Miklós Erdélyi
- Engineer – László Csintalan
- Lacquer Cut By – Horváth Péter
- Lacquer Cut By – Ernőffy Olivér
- Lacquer Cut By tracks A – Horváth Péter
- Lacquer Cut By tracks B – Ernőffy Olivér
- Liner Notes – János Kárpáti
- Orchestra – The Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra
- Producer – András Székely
- Translated By [Liner Notes] – Rosemarie Prockl
- Translated By [Liner Notes] – Imre Ormay
- Violin – Mihály Szűcs
- Violin tracks A1 to A2 – Mihály Szűcs
