Falstaff / A Colour Symphony

LABELS: - Plum-coloured labels / silver text - "MADE IN ENGLAND BY THE DECCA RECORD CO. LTD." at 12 o'clock - "MONO RECORDINGS ELECTRONICALLY REPROCESSED TO GIVE STEREO EFFECT ON STEREO EQUIPMENT" above spindle hole - "℗ 1971" at 3 o'clock - "STEREO" at 6 o'clock - "M.C.P.S." Rights Society at 9 o'clock (Side 1 only) - Publisher "Hawkes & Son" at 9 o'clock (Side 2 only) SLEEVE: - Front laminated - No flipbacks - 'Falstaff' sleeve notes uncredited / "© 1971, The Decca Record Company Limited, London" - 'A Colour Symphony' sleeve notes by Sir Arthur Bliss / "© 1964, Decca Record Company Limited, London" - "Mono recording electronically reprocessed to give stereo effect on stereo equipment" along right-hand edge of sleeve back - "Cover: GREAT MELL FELL (Cumberland)" - "Photograph by W.F. Davidson, Penrith" - "Sleeve printed in England by Robert Stace" - "Laminated with 'Clarifoil' made by British Celanese Limited" OTHER INFORMATION: - Mastering credit deduced from supplied runout data - 'Falstaff' recorded at Kingsway Hall, London on 22-25 February 1954, and first issued on Decca LXT 2940 in June 1954. - 'A Colour Symphony' recorded at Kingsway Hall, London on 23-24 November 1955, and first issued on Decca LXT 5170 in June 1956.