SXL2001 TCHAIKOVSKY KENNETH ALWYN '1812 OVERTURE CAPRICCIO ITALIEN MARCHE SLAVE'
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Description
Tchaikovsky
Kenneth Alwyn
The London Symphony Orchestra ?
1812 Overture · Capriccio Italien · Marche Slave
Country:UK Released:27 Aug 1958 Genre:Classical Style:Romantic
Tracklist
A 1812 Overture, Op. 49 Band – The Band Of H.M. Grenadier Guards*Directed By [Director Of Music For The Grenadier Guards] – Major F. J. Harris M.B.E.* B1 Capriccio Italien, Op. 45 B2 Marche Slave, Op. 31Companies, etc.
- Recorded At – Kingsway Hall
- Mastered At – Decca Studios
- Printed By – James Upton Ltd.
- Record Company – The Decca Record Company Limited
Credits
- Composed By – Tchaikovsky*
- Conductor – Kenneth Alwyn
- Engineer [Uncredited] – Kenneth Wilkinson
- Mastered By – E (24)
- Orchestra – The London Symphony Orchestra
- Producer [Uncredited] – Michael Williamson
- Sleeve Notes – Michael Williamson
Notes
This is the first UK version for this cat#.LABELS:
Black/silver 'grooved wide-band' labels
"ORIGINAL RECORDING BY" at 11 o'clock
"Made in England" at bottom
"ffss" logo in a circle
"FULL FREQUENCY STEREOPHONIC SOUND" in wide silver band
"RECORDING FIRST PUBLISHED 1958"
Decca 'Musical Notes' logo on both sides
Matrix numbers inverted
SLEEVE:
Fully laminated / 'Half-moon' flip-backs / Blue border on back / Original inner sleeve
Triangular "DECCA STEREOPHONIC" logo on front and back
Thin spine with no text on it
Printing date on sleeve is August 1958 ("58/8")
"Printed in England" on back of sleeve
"Cover photo from the Pontel-Delaurentiis production - War and Peace"
CATALOG NUMBERS:
SXL 2001 on sleeve
SXL.2001 on labels
OTHER INFORMATION:
Recorded 2 & 8 May 1958 in Kingsway Hall, London
The 1812 Overture features real cannon shots, which were probably recorded elsewhere
Labelography code: ED1
This was the first issue in Decca's SXL series
No corresponding mono issue in the UK,
but issued in mono on the London label for the US market
Advertised as a new release in "Decca Stereo LPs for Issue 27th August",
Gramophone magazine, September 1958.
first matrice number ZAL 3975- 4K / ZAL 3976-2K
- Matrix (Runout side A): ZAL-3975-4K
- Matrix (Runout side B): ZAL-3976-2K
- Matrix (label - side A): ZAL.3975
- Matrix (label - side B): ZAL.3976
- Other (Printing company's code on bottom flip-back): JU 58/8
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Cover:- EXCELLENT
Fully laminated / 'Half-moon' flip-backs / Blue border on back / Original inner sleeve
with a little laminate lift along opening edge
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