Stravinsky: Firebird/ Borodin: Overtures and Polovetsian Dances From Prince Igor

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Stravinsky/ Borodin/ Robert Shaw,
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra And Chorus ?–
 The Firebird (Suite, 1919 Version) /
Overtures and Polovetsian Dances From Prince Igor

Label:
Telarc ?– DG-10039
Format:
LP, Vinyl, Stereo, 12", Album, Gatefold
Country:
US
Released:
1978
Genre:
Classical
Style:
Romantic, Modern, Orchestra

Tracklist

 Igor Stravinsky: The Firebird (Suite, 1919 Version)
A     Introduction—The Firebird And Her Dance—Round Dance Of The Princesses—Infernal Dance Of King Kastchei—Finale     20:39
   
Alexander Borodin: Music From Prince Igor

B1     Overture     10:30
B2     Polovetsian Dance     11:38

Companies, etc.

    Mastered At – JVC Cutting Center

Credits

    Chorus – Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus (tracks: B2)
    Composed By – Alexander Borodin, Igor Stravinsky
    Conductor – Robert Shaw
    Coordinator [Project Coordinator In Atlanta] – Dr. John Cooledge
    Edited By [Digital Editing] – Robert Ingebretsen, Soundstream
    Engineer [Digital Recording Engineers] – Bruce Rothaar, Soundstream, Thomas Stockham
    Engineer [Sound Engineer] – Jack Renner, Telarc Records
    Engineer [Technical Consultant & Mastering Engineer] – Stan Ricker
    Liner Notes – Harold A. Rodgers, Michael Murray, Robert C. Lower
    Orchestra – The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
    Producer – Robert Woods, Telarc Records

Notes
——Sleeve info——
Imported Pressing

Produced in cooperation with Baron Productions Ltd.
Soundstream - This recording was mastered using the Soundstream Digital Recording System

Specifications For The Soundstream Digital Recording System
Frequency Response: Flat from 0 to 21kHz (-3db at 22kHz)
Total Harmonic Distorton: At "0" VU, less than .004%
At peak levels, less than .03%
Signal to Noise: 90db RMS, Unweighted
Dynamic Range: 90db RMS, Unweighted
Sampling Rate: 50,000 samples per second
Digital Format: 16 bits linear encodeing/decodeing
Wow and Flutter: Unmeasurable

Technical Information: Microphones used for this recording were all Schoepps/Studer and included models SKM-52U, 54U and 56U. All are transformerless and were mixed through a Studer model 169 console fed at half-speed on a specially built transformerless Neumann VMS-70/SAL-74 cutting system equipped with a quartz-lock drive motor. Monitoring during the session was done using ADS model BC-8 speakers driven by a Treshold model 400A amplifier.

Recorded June 19 & 20, 1978

Audio int'l vertriebs gmbh
©?Telarc Records™
Printed in Germany
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.gatefold sleeve, liner notes & lyrics (for B2) in English
.spine: Atlanta Symphony Orchestra & Chorus / Robert Shaw  Stravinsky:Firebird  Borodin: Overture & Dances from Prince Igor   Stereo No. DG-10039
.catalog#: DG-10039

——Centerlabels info——
Made In Germany
Digital
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.catalog#: 10039
.red labels, black print

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