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Performer: Various
Title: An Introduction To The Most Authoritative History Of Music On Records
Country: Germany
Genre: Classical
Released: Jul 1967
Catalog number: 104252
Label: Archive Production
MP3 album szie: 2815 mb
FLAC album size: 2122 mb

Tracklist

A1 Andrée Esposito Les Indes Galantes - Troisième Concert
Composed By – Jean-Philippe Rameau
A2 Sestetto Italiano Luca Marenzio Cruda Amarilli
Composed By – Claudio Monteverdi
A3 Nuremberg Suite No. 6 In D Major
Composed By – Georg Philipp Telemann
A4 Collegium Terpsichore Three Dances From Terpsichore
Composed By – Michael Praetorius
B1 Hans-Martin Linde, Emil Seiler Chamber Orchestra Concerto For Recorder And Strings PV 79
Composed By – Antonio VivaldiConductor – Wolfgang Hofmann
B2 Munich Bach Choir & Orchestra Sanctus, No. 22: Osanna In Excelsis!
Composed By – Johann Sebastian BachConductor – Karl Richter
B3 Helmut Walcha Fantasia In G Major BWV 572
Composed By – Johann Sebastian Bach
B4 Geraint Jones Singers And Orchestra Coronation Anthem - Zadok The Priest
Composed By – Georg Friedrich Händel

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
004252 Various An Introduction To The Most Authoritative History Of Music On Records ‎(LP, Mono) Archive Production 004252 Germany 1964
104252 Various An Introduction To The Most Authoritative History Of Music On Records ‎(LP) Archive Production 104252 France Unknown

Notes

The Archive Series is unique. For pure musical pleasure, for educational or reference purposes, it has never been equaled. The series begins with the inception of the Western tradition in music (c. 700 A.D.) and concludes at the beginning of the Romantic period, 1100 years later. These modern recordings (mono or stereo) represent the ultimate in technical excellence. The artists performing on authentic instruments of the period and with original versions of the scores, are among the most acclaims of our time. Each recording is prefaced by lengthy and intense musicological research, as is witnessed in part by the details given on the indes card with accompanies each album.

The Archive Series is divided into twelve research periods. These are sub-divided into sections comprising groups of works, types, individual composers, etc. For example, the works of Johann Sebastian Bach alone (Research Period IX) now are represented on more than 80 albums in 12 different section, such as Passions and Oratorios, Organ Works, Keyboard Works, Instrumental Concertos, Cantatas, and others.