Участники
Cover, Painting: Albrecht Dürer
Directed By: David Munrow
Engineer [Sound Engineer]: Stanley Goodall
Liner Notes [Translations By]: Gery Bramall
Musician [Early Music Consort Of London], Baritone Vocals: Geoffrey Shaw
Musician [Early Music Consort Of London], Cornet [Cornett]: Michael Laird
Musician [Early Music Consort Of London], Countertenor Vocals: James Bowman
Musician [Early Music Consort Of London], Lute [1], Viol [Tenor Viol], Recorder [Tenor Recorder, 2], Crumhorn [Alto And Tenor Crumhorns], Flute [Bass Flute]: James Tyler
Musician [Early Music Consort Of London], Lute [2]: Anthony Rooley
Musician [Early Music Consort Of London], Organ, Regal, Harp, Percussion: Christopher Hogwood
Musician [Early Music Consort Of London], Recorder [Recorders], Crumhorn [Soprano And Alto Crumhorns], Shawm [Alto And Bass Shawm], Dulcian [Tenor Dulcian], Gemshorn [Tenor Gemshorn], Flute [Tenor Flute]: David Munrow
Musician [Early Music Consort Of London], Sackbut [Alto And Tenor Sackbut]: Roger Brenner
Musician [Early Music Consort Of London], Sackbut [Bass Sackbut]: Martin Nicholls
Musician [Early Music Consort Of London], Tenor Vocals: Martyn Hill
Musician [Early Music Consort Of London], Tenor Vocals: Philip Langridge
Musician [Early Music Consort Of London], Viol [Bass Viol], Recorder [Tenor Recorder, 1], Crumhorn [Bass Crumhorn]: Oliver Brookes
Producer: Michael Bremner
Sleeve Notes: David Munrow
Technician [Organ And Regal Made By]: Noel Mander
Примечания
[Sleeve description]
Only front is laminated;
Includes a 12" sized, 4 page insert;
On spine: The Triumphs Of Maximilian I Early Music Consort Of London/David Munrow Argo Ⓢ ZRG 728
[Sleeve text]
Made in England
℗ 1973 Argo Record Company.
© 1973, The Decca Record Company Limited, London.
Notes on the music and full texts and translations can be found inside the sleeve.
The organ (2' and 4' only) and regal were made by Noel Mander.
The pipes of both are copied from a small table organ made by the German maker Haase in 1684.
Cover portrait of Maximilian I by Dürer reproduced by kind permission of the Directors of the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna. The woodcuts are taken from the famous Triumph of Maximilian, first published in 1526.
Sleeve printed in England by Clout & Baker Ltd.
Laminated with 'Clarifoil' made by British Celanese Limited
[Instrumentation]
A1.1: three voices, soprano, alto and bass crumhorns, regal (melody sung only, as it occurs in discant, tenor and bass parts successively)
A1.2: cornett, alto sackbut, alto crumhorn, regal, bass sackbut, bass shawm.
A1.3: three voices, cornett, alto sackbut, alto and bass crumhorns, regal, lute [2], bass shawm.
A2.1: counter tenor, two lutes, bass viol, harp
A2.2: tenor, baritone, flute, harp, two lutes, bass viol
A2.3: unaccompanied voices
A2.4: three voices, descant recorder.
A3: alto shawm, tenor and bass sackbuts, tabor
A4: three voices, cornett, tenor and bass sackbuts
A5: treble recorder, two tenor recorders, organ
A6: regal solo
A7.1: cornett, alto and bass sackbuts, bass shawm
A7.2: tenor, baritone, cornett, alto sackbut, bass shawm
A8.1: counter tenor, alto, tenor and bass crumhorns
A8.2: two lutes
A8.3: cornett, alto shawm, tenor and bass sackbuts
A8.4: three voices, cornett, alto and bass sackbuts
A9.1: four voices, two lutes, harp
A9.2: two tenors, tenor and bass viols
A9.3: four voices, two lutes, harp
B1: cornett, alto shawm, tenor and bass sackbuts, tabor
B2.1: tenor, lute [1], tenor dulcian, bass viol
B2.2: tenor, baritone, cornett, tenor and bass sackbuts
B3.1: tenor, baritone, treble and tenor [1] recorders
B3.2: two lutes
B3.3: counter tenor, tenor, tenor dulcian, bass viol
B4: tenor, gemshorn, bass flute, lute [2]
B5: Cornett, alto shawm, tenor crumhorn, bass sackbut
B6.1: counter tenor, descant recorder, tenor recorder [2], organ
B6.2: counter tenor, tenor, soprano and bass crumhorns, regal
B6.3: three voices, cornett, alto shawm, tenor and bass sackbuts, regal, two lutes.
B7: organ solo
B8: four voices unaccompanied
[Insert text]
Translations by Gery Bramall
© 1973, The Decca Record Company Limited, London, England.
printed in England by Senol Printing Limited
[Inner sleeve text]
Made In England
Patent No. 1,072,844
[Label text]
Made In England - The Decca Record Co. Ltd.
Argo Record Co.
Stereophonic
℗ 1973 Argo Record Co.
[Pressing details]
Pressing ring: 32,5mm
Runouts are stamped
Version with 33 1/3 on record labels you find here [r=28480858]
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