A Recital Of Bach And Handel Arias

London Records

calendar_today1953États-Unis

“From recording made on 7th & 8th October 1952 at the Kingsway Hall, London - her last recording session. London ffrr recording; red label with gold print. Cat# is LL.688 on labels, LL.688 on sleeve. Matrix numbers on labels are in brackets and inverted, above cat#.”

London Records

calendar_today1953États-Unis

“From recording made in 7th / 8th October 1952 at the Kingsway Hall, London - her last recording session. London ffrr recording; red label with gold print.”

London Records

calendar_today1953Canada

“From recording made 7th / 8th October 1952 at the Kingsway Hall, London - her last recording session. London ffrr recording; red label with silver print. Runouts are stamped.”

Decca

calendar_today1956Royaume-Uni

“With advertisement "The Decca Book of Opera" on back cover.”

Decca

calendar_todaysept. 1957Royaume-Uni

“Recording made in 7th / 8th October 1952 at the Kingsway Hall, London - her last recording session. For a later release, the original conductor and orchestra recorded a new stereo performance in synchronisation with the original.”

Decca

calendar_todaysept. 1957Royaume-Uni

“Cover: - Front cover with photo of K. Ferrier, fully laminated. - Thin spine with no text. - "True High Fidelity ffrr" logo in top right corner. - Uncredited sleeve notes, in English only, on back. - "Printed and made in England". - JU57/9 date in right bottom corner. Labels: - Orange/silver 'grooved' labels. - Deep groove, between the silver line round the circumference and the edge of the label, so about 2mm from the label edge. - So-called Mono "Pancake Pressing". - "Made in England" at the top. - Matrix and Catalog numbers printed right side of spindle hole. - R/T above Matrix number. Catalog numbers: - LXT 5382 on cover - LXT.5382 on labels Other information: Recording made in 7th / 8th October 1952 at the Kingsway Hall, London - her last recording session. For a later release, the original conductor and orchestra recorded a new stereo performance in synchronization with the original. Track listing and liner notes on back cover. (Slight difference in label print with copy [r7142103]).”

Decca

calendar_today1958France

Decca

calendar_todayoct. 1959Royaume-Uni

“Recording made in 7th / 8th October 1952 at the Kingsway Hall, London - her last recording session. For a later release, the original conductor and orchestra recorded a new stereo performance in synchronisation with the original. "Laminated with 'Clarifoil'" on back Printed in England J.P.59.10”

Ace Of Diamonds

calendar_today1960Royaume-Uni

“The historic performances of 7th and 8th October 1952, recreated in stereo. ℗ 1960 "In 1960 we had the idea of attempting to convert the existing record into stereo form by superimposing a new accompaniment, recorded in stereo, on the original monophonic version. [...] in March 1960 the London Philharmonic re-assembled in Kingsway Hall [...]" (liner notes by John Culshaw)”

Decca

calendar_today1960Allemagne

“Top blue banner on sleeve with black/white picture of singer. Purple labels with gold lettering”

Decca

calendar_today1960Royaume-Uni

“The label differs from [r3323746].”

London Records

calendar_today1960États-Unis

“From recording made in 7th / 8th October 1952 at the Kingsway Hall, London - her last recording session.”

Disques Decca

calendar_today1960France

Decca

calendar_today1960Royaume-Uni

“"Made in England by" Re-mastered into stereo from recording made in 7th / 8th October 1952 at the Kingsway Hall, London - her last recording session. For the new release, the original conductor and orchestra recorded a new stereo performance in synchronisation with the original. This release has "Recording first etc." placed above "Speed 33-1/3"”

Decca

calendar_today1960Royaume-Uni

“Re-mastered into stereo from recording made in 7th / 8th October 1952 at the Kingsway Hall, London - her last recording session. For the new release, the original conductor and orchestra recorded a new stereo performance in synchronisation with the original. with new accompaniment for stereo recording by George Malcolm (harpsichord): 19 Feb & 3 May 1960, Kingsway Hall. This is the first UK version for this cat#. LABELS: - "RECORDING FIRST..." printed above speed. - Black/silver 'grooved wideband' labels - "ORIGINAL RECORDING BY" at 11 o'clock - "Made in England" at bottom - "ffss" logo in a circle - "FULL FREQUENCY STEREOPHONIC SOUND" in wide silver band - "RECORDING FIRST PUBLISHED 1958" - Decca 'Musical Notes' logo on both sides - Matrix numbers printed upside-down SLEEVE: - Fully laminated - 'Halfmoon' flipbacks (aka scalloped) - Printing date on bottom flip back is August 1960 ("8-60") CATALOG NUMBERS: - SXL 2234 on sleeve - SXL.2234 on labels”

Decca

calendar_today1960Royaume-Uni

“ED2 release; grooved, "Made in England by" Re-mastered into stereo from recording made in 7th / 8th October 1952 at the Kingsway Hall, London - her last recording session. For the new release, the original conductor and orchestra recorded a new stereo performance in synchronisation with the original.”

Decca

calendar_today1960Royaume-Uni

“Orange Decca ffrr label with gold writing Straight flipbacks”

Decca

calendar_today1960Royaume-Uni

“Orange Decca ffrr label with gold writing”

Ace Of Diamonds

calendar_today1960Canada

“The Historic Performances Of 7th And 8th October 1952, recreated in stereo. ℗ 1960”

Decca

calendar_today1960Australie

“The historic performances of 7th and 8th October 1952, recreated in stereo”

Decca

calendar_today1960Royaume-Uni

“The historic performances of 7th & 8th October 1952, recreated in Stereo ℗ 1960, © 1971,1978 The Decca Record Company Limited, London”

Decca

calendar_today1960Afrique du Sud

“Recording made in 7th / 8th October 1952 at the Kingsway Hall, London - her last recording session. For a later release, the original conductor and orchestra recorded a new stereo performance in synchronisation with the original.”

Decca

calendar_today1960Royaume-Uni

“Re-mastered into stereo from recording made in 7th / 8th October 1952 at the Kingsway Hall, London - her last recording session. For the new release, the original conductor and orchestra recorded a new stereo performance in synchronisation with the original. with new accompaniment for stereo recording by George Malcolm (harpsichord): 19 Feb & 3 May 1960, Kingsway Hall. This is the first UK version for this cat#. LABELS: - Black/silver 'grooved wideband' labels - "ORIGINAL RECORDING BY" at 11 o'clock - "Made in England" at bottom - "ffss" logo in a circle - "FULL FREQUENCY STEREOPHONIC SOUND" in wide silver band - "RECORDING FIRST PUBLISHED 1958" - Decca 'Musical Notes' logo on both sides - Matrix numbers printed upside-down SLEEVE: - Fully laminated - 'Halfmoon' flipbacks (aka scalloped) - Printing date on bottom flip back is August 1960 ("8-60") CATALOG NUMBERS: - SXL 2234 on sleeve - SXL.2234 on labels”

Decca

calendar_today1960Australie

“Orange Decca label Made In Australia.”

Decca

calendar_today1960Europe

“Title on front is Bach & Handel, on spine Sings Bach and Handel, on CD Bach - Handel arias. ADRM (on front cover) - Decca's "Analogue Digital Remastering" program Recording London, October 1952 ℗ 1953 The Decca Record Company Limited, London © 1985 The Decca Record Company Limited, London ℗ 1978 The Decca Record Co Ltd. London”

Decca

calendar_today1960Allemagne

“Inlay: © 1992 The Decca Record Company Limited, London CD is made in Germany Printed in Germany ADRM = Analogue to Digital Remaster CD: ℗ 1960 Mono Made in Germany”

London Records

calendar_today1985États-Unis

“Title on front is Bach & Handel, on spine Sings Bach and Handel, on CD Bach - Handel Arias. ADRM (on front cover) - Decca's "Analogue Digital Remastering" program Recording London, October 1952 ℗ 1953 The Decca Record Company Limited, London © 1985 The Decca Record Company Limited, London ℗ 1978 The Decca Record Co Ltd. London On inlay: Recording, enregisterment, aufnahme: Mono On disc: Stereo”

London Records

calendar_today1992États-Unis

“Jewel case has a distinctive blue jewel case tray instead of the typical black.”

Decca

“Duration: 47:50”

Alto

Decca

calendar_today1960Europe

“Re-mastered into stereo from recording made on 7th / 8th October 1952 at the Kingsway Hall, London - her last recording session. For the new release, the original conductor and orchestra recorded a new stereo performance in synchronisation with the original. Made in Holland”