45worlds: Classical Music

Matrix numbers in the cat# field? There is a set# H320 on the front.

The asterix on 5 of the 8 tracks references Symphony Europa. But what does Symphony Europa mean? The UK version makes no mention of it.

With respect to frank itiis, added complete front sleeve scan, rear sleeve scan and label variations (Made in Germany).

The Symphony In D Minor was previously issued in the UK in 1970 on ASD 2552.

Also the Label Code (LC 0173 on the labels here) is a late 1970s invention, see Wikipedia.

This is a 1970s reissue, as Polydor and Phonogram's 7-digit catalogue numbers only came into use in 1970. 1960 is just the phonographic copyright year, and the original catalogue number was 138 111.

An interesting mix of composers working in the same tradition. Greg's video is from a 20th Century composer; the first track is from a 9th Century Abbess: [YouTube Video]

[YouTube Video]Temporary images only as this one's still sealed, feel free to replace any/all scans.

Cheerful duet for violin and piano, no doubt much harder to play than to listen to! [YouTube Video]

One of Dave Hurwitz' recommendations for performances of Alexander Nevsky "Arise, People of Russia" is 'pedal to the metal' full-tilt patriotic stuff. [YouTube Video]

Originally Released in 1978 for EMI/CFP.

@Gill Sans That's great, thanks for the addition :)

Macushla, B.8968: [YouTube Video]

All tracks are archive recordings, including from 78s, some of which can be found on 45Worlds: Ding, Dong, Merrily On High Mass In Four Parts by William Byrd O Lord, Arise (Weelkes) - Columbia L.X. 1383 Magnificat 'Collegium Regale' (Howells) L.X. 1572 Cast Me Not Away From...

Added from a catalogue to complete Greg's set. Hopefully someone else will add the notes from the booklet, and any further images.