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Classical Vinyl Album

Artist: Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy Title: Carmina Burana Format: Vinyl Album Label:   Philips Country: UK Date: 1960 Catalogue: SABL.217 / 835 564 AY Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  1 Owns Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

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Performers
Composer	Carl Orff
Orchestra / Ensemble	Philadelphia Orchestra, Rutgers University Choir
Conductor	Eugene Ormandy
Soloist	Harve Presnell, Janice Harsanyi, Rudolph Petrak

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
SIDE 1 - Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi
01	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	O Fortuna (Chorus)	Carl Orff	Rate
02	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Fortune Plango Vulnera (Chorus)	Carl Orff	Rate
I. Primo Vere
03	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Veris Leta Facies (Small Chorus)	Carl Orff	Rate
04	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Omnia Sol Temperat (Baritone Solo)	Carl Orff	Rate
05	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Ecce Gratum (Chorus)	Carl Orff	Rate
Uf Dem Anger
06	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Tanz (Orchestra)	Carl Orff	Rate
07	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Floret Silva (Chorus)	Carl Orff	Rate
08	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Chramer, Gip Die Varwe Mir (Soli Sopranos And Chorus)	Carl Orff	Rate
09	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Reie (Orchestra) - Swaz Hie Gat Umbe (Chorus) - Chume, Chum, Geselle Min (Small Chorus) - Swaz Hie Gat Umbe (Chorus)	Carl Orff	Rate
10	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Were Diu Werlt Alle Min (Chorus)	Carl Orff	Rate
II. In Taberna
11	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Estuans Interius (Baritone Solo)	Carl Orff	Rate
SIDE 2
12	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Olim Iacus Colueram (Tenor Solo And Male Chorus)	Carl Orff	Rate
13	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Ego Sum Abbas (Baritone Solo And Male Chorus)	Carl Orff	Rate
14	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	In Taberna Quando Sumus (Male Chorus)	Carl Orff	Rate
III. Cour D'Amours
15	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Amor Volat Undique (Soprano Solo And Boys Chorus)	Carl Orff	Rate
16	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Dies, Nox Et Omnia (Baritone Solo)	Carl Orff	Rate
17	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Stetit Puella (Soprano Solo)	Carl Orff	Rate
18	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Circa Mea Pectora (Baritone Solo And Chorus)	Carl Orff	Rate
19	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Si Puer Cum Puellula (Soli: 3 Tenors, Baritone, 2 Basses)	Carl Orff	Rate
20	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Veni, Veni, Venias (Double Chorus)	Carl Orff	Rate
21	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	In Trutina (Soprano Solo)	Carl Orff	Rate
22	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Tempus Est Iocundum (Soli: Soprano And Baritone; Chorus And Boys' Chorus)	Carl Orff	Rate
23	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Dulcissime (Soprano Solo)	Carl Orff	Rate
Blanziflor Et Helena
24	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	Ave Formosissima (Chorus)	Carl Orff	Rate
Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi
25	Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy	O Fortuna (Chorus)	Carl Orff	Rate

Notes

Philips Hi-Fi Stereo.

Modern Music Series.

Gatefold Card Sleeve With Stitched-In Notes / Lyrics Booklet.

Janice Harsanyi ........ Soprano
Rudolph Petrak ......... Tenor
Harve Presnell .......... Baritone

Thje Rutgers University Choir: F. Austin Walter, Director.

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Comments and Reviews

Magic Marmalade 26th Sep 2017		Review This lives up to billing... ...razor sharp, precise pressing you usually find with Philips records, and a meaty piece of vinyl. X-factor, or X-tractor fans among you will be wondering, no doubt, which part of this work is the theme to that ominous judge-me jury, self esteem annihilation based (for the contestants, at least... more of a an ego stroking exercise for the judges, I think) freak show on telly, and for that, I might gently point you in the direction of: "O Fortuna" (both the opening and closing pieces here)... ...As for the rest of the work, there is actually something quite festive about the whole thing, I could actually imagine getting nicely minced with pies, mulled wine and a novelty jumper at Christmas with this jauntily playing in the background. (Probably not it's intent) The recording (and pressing) doesn't try to ramp everything up to 11 and attempt to blow your socks off with loudness and awe alone, but is actually quite quiet compared to some (but not overly so), but this allows all the detail to be present, and you can then turn up the volume to your taste without losing anything through distortion, which a louder recording might do, when it crowds out all else that's going on around the chorus. So I will be looking out for more of these Philips Hi-Fi Stereos, now that I've finally succeeded in getting this one. Two thumbs and both eyebrows up :) 5 people found this review helpful.   ✔︎ Helpful Review?
keebrev 25th Sep 2017		Early stereo records are in facto hardly to find. 12" the most, of coarse. 10" records you see them now and then, hidden between the massive 12 inches, but in stereo.....The change you win a super prize is greater than to find a stereo 10" record :) But it happens, and no, I haven't win a price... (yes, my wife....:) More commonly are the 7" stereo records (Living stereo.......RCA) and Philips too, also in the budget series like "Klassiek Verzoek Programma" or "Klassieke Klankjuwelen - Classical Favourites - Musikalische Edelsteinen" series, although scare. Philips used this HiFi-Stereo logo too on his radios....see the Swedish B5S12A and look at the right hand side of the tuning knob. It lights up (with the Philips logo) when you turn the radio on... These plum labels are very aggressive....you see plum through the sleeve on the outside: Philips 409 082 AE
Magic Marmalade 23rd Sep 2017		This is another one of those "Big" labels, that are quite sought after... being early stereos. And while those others (Decca SXLs, HMV ASDs, Columbia SAXs etc.) more often have huge values attached to them, these go for a little less, except in one or two cases (this is not one of those - yet :), what I will say is that these are much harder to find! ....This is the only one of the Philips Hi-Fi Stereos that I've found in two years+ looking. (And I've been checking every Philips record I could find!) So while an assortment of Decca, Columbia, and HMV labels regularly turn up ; Often Decca Widebands even, and Gold / White HMVs... although Columbia Blue / Silvers hardly ever make an appearance, but red labels can be found; These are more difficult to locate than any. I shall be giving it a whizz on the doin's later, so a review may well appear here soon. Stay tuned.

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