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Sonata For Two Pianos And Percussion / Sonata For Solo Violin

Béla Bartók, Dezső Ránki, Zoltán Kocsis, Petz Ferenc, József Marton, Dénes Kovács

★ 4.67 3 ocen

34 ma 5 chce

Rok

Kraj

France

Format

Vinyl

LP, Stereo

Label

Hungaroton

SLPX 11479

Classical Modern

Identyfikatory

Rights Society: ARTISJUS Matrix / Runout: SLPX 11479-a Matrix / Runout: SLPX 11479-b Matrix / Runout: SLPX 11 479 A HUN DM CIDIS A2 Matrix / Runout: SLPX 11479 B HUN DM CIDIS A2

Tracklista

Szonáta Két Zongorára És Ütőhangszerekre = Sonata For Two Pianos And Percussion = Sonate Pour Deux Pianos Et Percussion (1937)

24:54

Szólószonáta Hegedűre = Sonata For Solo Violin = Sonate Pour Violon Seul (1944)

23:13

Notatki wydania

[Description] Gatefold sleeve with 24 page booklet attached inside; Liner notes, credits and additional information in Hungarian, English, German and Russian; Includes an additional 4 page 12" insert with French liner notes translation & French titles; The French insert shows the catalog# as SLPX 11.479 Empty spine; [Sleeve text] ~ Grand Prix ~ Académie du Disque Français The recording Was Made On The Basis Of The Following Editions: Sonata For Two Pianos And Percussion: Boosey & Hawkes, B. & H. 8675 Sonata For Solo Violin: Boosey & Hawkes, B. & H. 15896 Recorded In The Hungaroton Studio, Budapest Cover: Bartók's Characteristic Smoking Motion (The Bartók Archives, Budapest, Reproduction By Miklós Csák) Hungaroton Recording © Magyar Hanglemezgyártó Vállalat Made In Hungary 73,1258 — Kossuth Nyomda, Budapest [French import insert text] Edition DISC'AZ Distribution DISCODIS 32, ru François Ier, 75008 Paris Imp. Saint-Roch - Paris [Label text] Made In Hungary [Pressing details] Matrix# in runouts is etched, "CIDIS" is scratched-through and stamped in the same font as "HUN DM", stamper numbers are stamped; Pressing ring: 30,5mm, 34mm [Differences with similar versions] This version does not have the circular "Grand Prix du disque" logo top-right of the front sleeve. This version has "STEREO" in red on the labels. This sleeve is printed by Kossuth Nyomda, not Globus Nyomda. Double pressing rings indicate this is a French pressing from Hungarian masters, using Hungarian centre labels.