Hans Werner Henze – Kammermusik 1958 Über Die Hymne "In Lieblicher Bläue"
| Лейбл: | WERGO – WER 60012 ST |
| Формат: | Vinyl Gatefold, Bound In Boards |
| Страна: | Germany |
| Дата релиза: | 1965 |
| Жанр: | Classical |
| Стиль: | Contemporary, Modern |
Подробнее об участниках записи
Треклист:
| A1 | Prefazione |
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| A2 | In Lieblicher Bläue |
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| A3 | Tento I "Du Schönes Bächlein" |
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| A4 | Innen Aus Verschiedenem Entsteht |
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| A5 | Tento II "Es Findet Das Aug' Oft" |
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| A6 | Gibt Es Auf Erden |
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| A7 | Sonata |
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| B1 | Möcht' Ich Ein Komet Sein ? |
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| B2 | Cadenza |
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| B3 | Wenn Einer In Den Spiegel Siehet |
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| B4 | Tento III "Sohn Laios" |
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| B5 | Wie Bäche Reißt Das Ende Von Etwas Mich Dahin |
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| B6 | Adagio |
Участники записи:
- Bassoon – Hans Lemke
- Cello – Heinrich Majowski
- Clarinet – Herbert Stähr
- Composed By, Recording Supervisor, Liner Notes – Hans Werner Henze
- Contrabass – Rainer Zepperitz
- Ensemble – Philharmonisches Oktett Berlin
- Guitar [Soloist], Liner Notes – Erich Ferstl
- Horn – Gerd Seifert
- Liner Notes – Hansjörg Pauli
- Lyrics By – Friedrich Hölderlin
- Tenor Vocals [Soloist] – Loren Driscoll
- Viola – Ulrich Fritze
- Violin [1st] – Alfred Malecek
- Violin [2nd] – Rudolf Hartmann
Лейблы и идентификаторы:
- Rights Society : GEMA
Компании:
- Manufactured By – Carl Lindström GmbH
- Pressed By – Electrola Gesellschaft m.b.H.
- Printed By – Ernst Kaufmann, Graphischer Betrieb
- Record Company – WERGO Schallplatten GmbH
- Recorded At – Ariola Studio, Berlin
- Recorded At – Electrola-Studio, Berlin
Участники записи:
- Bassoon – Hans Lemke
- Cello – Heinrich Majowski
- Clarinet – Herbert Stähr
- Composed By, Recording Supervisor, Liner Notes – Hans Werner Henze
- Contrabass – Rainer Zepperitz
- Ensemble – Philharmonisches Oktett Berlin
- Guitar [Soloist], Liner Notes – Erich Ferstl
- Horn – Gerd Seifert
- Liner Notes – Hansjörg Pauli
- Lyrics By – Friedrich Hölderlin
- Tenor Vocals [Soloist] – Loren Driscoll
- Viola – Ulrich Fritze
- Violin [1st] – Alfred Malecek
- Violin [2nd] – Rudolf Hartmann
