NEW MUSIC FOR STRING QUARTET Boulez Scelsi Brown LP NEW Sealed Gtfld MAINSTREAM

$

25

Description: 

 New Music For String Quartet

Label:

Mainstream Records ?– MS/5009

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Gatefold 

Country:

US

Released:

1972

Genre:

Classical

Style:

Contemporary

TracklistHide Credits

Livre Pour Quatuor 21:30

A1 –Pierre Boulez Ia

Cello – Pierre Penassou

Strings – Quatuor Parrenin

Viola – Michel Walès

Violin [1st] – Jacques Parrenin

Violin [2nd] – Jacques Ghestem

A2 –Pierre Boulez Ib

Cello – Pierre Penassou

Strings – Quatuor Parrenin

Viola – Michel Walès

Violin [1st] – Jacques Parrenin

Violin [2nd] – Jacques Ghestem

A3 –Pierre Boulez II

Cello – Pierre Penassou

Strings – Quatuor Parrenin

Viola – Michel Walès

Violin [1st] – Jacques Parrenin

Violin [2nd] – Jacques Ghestem

A4 –Pierre Boulez V

Cello – Siegfried Palm

Strings – Das Hamann Quartett

Viola – Fritz Lang (2)

Violin [1st] – Bernhard Hamann

Violin [2nd] – Fritz Köhnsen

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B1 –Giacinto Scelsi Quartetto D'Archi No.4

Cello – Donna Magendanz

Strings – Quartetto Di Nuova Musica

Viola – Luciano Jorio*

Violin [1st] – Massimo Coen

Violin [2nd] – Franco Sciannameo

B2 –Earle Brown String Quartet

Cello – Robert Sylvester

Strings – New York String Quartet

Viola – Jean Dupouy

Violin [1st] – Paul Zukofsky

Violin [2nd] – Romuald Tecco

Credits

A&R [Artist & Repertoire] – Earle Brown

Artwork By [Album Design] – Ruby Mazar's Art Department

Engineer [Original Recording] – Dr. Speck, Elliot Scheiner

Liner Notes – Carman Moore, Denis Vaughn, Earle Brown

Mastered By – Gene Thompson

Notes

Livre Pour Quatuor (1949) 

Quartetto D'Archi No.4 (1964) 

String Quartet (1965)

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