Hector Berlioz – L'Enfance Du Christ
| Лейбл: | The Classics Record Library – MRL 11575 |
| Формат: | Vinyl Gatefold |
| Страна: | US |
| Дата релиза: | 1957 |
| Жанр: | Classical |
| Стиль: | Romantic |
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Треклист:
| A | Part I |
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| D | Part III (Concluded) |
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| B1 | Part I (Concluded) |
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| B2 | Part II |
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| C1 | Part II (Concluded) |
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| C2 | Part III |
Участники записи:
- Baritone Vocals – Martial Singher
- Bass Vocals – Donald Gramm
- Chorus – The Choral Art Society
- Composed By – Hector Berlioz
- Conductor – Thomas Scherman
- Contralto Vocals – Mary Davenport
- Directed By [Choral Art Society] – William Jonson
- Orchestra – The Little Orchestra Society
- Tenor Vocals – Leopold Simoneau
Лейблы и идентификаторы:
- Matrix / Runout Side A, stamped: "[b" is a single figure with several overstamped parts resembling a piano outline underneath a line; no other markings: MRL 11575 A ... [b .. W1
- Matrix / Runout Side D, stamped & etched: "[b" is a single figure with several overstamped parts resembling a piano outline underneath a line: MRL 11575 D ... 11-21-57... [b .. W2
- Matrix / Runout Side B, stamped & etched: "AudioMatrix" is tiny with heavy impressions at each end; "[b" is a single figure with several overstamped parts resembling a piano outline underneath a line; last sequences etched: MRL 11575 B ... AudioMatrix ... [b ... 619 A1 ... 10-4-61
- Matrix / Runout Side C, stamped & etched: "AudioMatrix" is tiny with heavy impressions at each end; "[b" is a single figure with several overstamped parts resembling a piano outline underneath a line; last sequences etched: numerals doubtful: MRL 11575 C ... AudioMatrix ... [b ... 619 A1 ... 11-9-01
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Участники записи:
- Baritone Vocals – Martial Singher
- Bass Vocals – Donald Gramm
- Chorus – The Choral Art Society
- Composed By – Hector Berlioz
- Conductor – Thomas Scherman
- Contralto Vocals – Mary Davenport
- Directed By [Choral Art Society] – William Jonson
- Orchestra – The Little Orchestra Society
- Tenor Vocals – Leopold Simoneau
