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Fritz Reiner ? Chicago Symphony* ?– The Reiner Sound

Label: RCA Victor Red Seal ?– LSC-2183, RCA Victor Red Seal ?– LSC 2183 Series: Living Stereo – Format: Vinyl, LP, Stereo 
Country: US Released: 1958 Genre: Classical Style: Impressionist, Neo-Romantic

TracklistHide Credits

Rapsodie Espagnole Composed By – Ravel* A1 Prélude À La Nuit A2 Malagueña A3 Habanera A4 Feria A5 Pavan For A Dead Princess Composed By – Ravel* B Isle Of The Dead, Op. 29 Composed By – Rachmaninoff*

Companies etc

• Recorded At – Orchestra Hall, Chicago
• Pressed By – RCA Records Pressing Plant, Indianapolis
• Copyright (c) – Radio Corporation Of America

Credits

• Conductor – Fritz Reiner
• Engineer [Uncredited] – Lewis Layton
• Liner Notes – Irving Kolodin
• Orchestra – Chicago Symphony Orchestra*
• Producer [Uncredited] – Richard Mohr

Notes

Recorded 3 November 1956 (Rapsodie Espagnole), 2 March 1957 (Pavane) and 13 April 1957 (Rachmaninoff) in Orchestra Hall, Chicago. 

First US stereo issue. 

Labels: 
- "Shaded Dog" labels 
- Small type "LIVING STEREO" at bottom of label 
- "STEREO-ORTHOPONIC..." text below Nipper 
- text in semi-cirlce at bottom of label starting with "TRADE MARKS" 
(labelography code: UR1) 

Sleeve: 
- "Stereo-Orthoponic High Fidelity Recording" on front of sleeve. 
- "Printed in U.S.A." on front and back of sleeve. 
- "© by Radio Corporation Of America, 1958" on back of sleeve 
- Technical notes in box on back of sleeve 

1st cat# on front and back of sleeve, as well as on spine top. 
2nd cat# on labels and spine bottom. 

Corresponding mono issue has cat# LM-2183 

Tracklisting taken from labels. 
No track duration info on sleeve or labels.

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