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The Fame Of St Mark's, Venice. Music For Instrumental Choirs
1x Vinyle 12"
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The Fame Of St Mark's, Venice. Music For Instrumental Choirs

G. Gabrieli, Vivaldi, Grillo, Trofeo, Cavalli, Caldara , Solists & Orchestra Del Teatro Comunale Di Bologna , Conducted By Tito Gotti

AustralieAustralie·Année originale: 1968

Date de sortie

janv. 1968

Catalogue #

6255

Pistes

10

#Classique#Baroque#Renaissance
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Remarques

"An ERATO recording, released exclusively in Australia by The Record Society." Australian WRC pressing for The Record Society. Mono and stereo versions have identical artwork - the mono version has "6255" on brown 'herald' labels, while the stereo has "S-6255". "S/6255" on sleeve. The stereo version has a printed "stereo" rosette on the back, and the mono has a red sticker with "mono" placed over this (though these tend to drop off with age). The Record Society: 299 Flinders Lane, Melb. 177 Elizabeth St., Sydney Newspaper House, 93 Queen St., Brisbane Stafford House, 23 Leigh St., Adelaide Barnett's Buildings, Council Avenue, Perth

Label

The Record Society
6255
The Record Society
S/6255

Format

1x Vinyle 12" LP, Mono · Gatefold
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Liste des pistes

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Disque 1 — Vinyle 12"

A1

Canzon XVII For Two Voices In Three Instrumental Choirs

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A2

Canzon IX Toni For 12 Voices In Three Choirs

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A3

Canzon VII For 8 Voices In Two Choirs

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A4

Canzon XIX For 8 Voices In Two Choirs

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A5

Canzon In Eco For 8 Voices In Two Choirs

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A6

Canzon II For 8 Voices In Two Choirs

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A7

Canzon VII & VIII Toni For 12 Voices In Three Choirs

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Disque 2 — Vinyle 12"

B1

Double Concerto In A Major (P 226)

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2

Licencié depuis

Erato

Maison de disques

The Record Society (Aust.) Pty. Ltd.

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