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Heitor Villa-Lobos, Jesús López-Cobos, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Bachianas Brasileiras, Nos. 2, 4 & 8

Album US 1995 on Telarc label
Classical (Modern)

PROMOTIONAL printed across disc face. Heitor Villa-Lobos (1857-1959) Total Playing Time [70:00] ℗© 1995 TELARC. Manufactured by Digital Audio Disc Corporation, Terre Haute, Indiana under authority of Telarc International Corporation, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A. Made in U.S.A. Printed in U.S.A. Bachianas Brasileiras No.2 published by G. Ricordi. Bachianas Brasileiras No. 4 published by Belwin-Mills Publishing Corp. (ASCAP) Bachianas Brasileiras No. 8 published by Editions Max Eschig 20-Bit Digital! This Compact Disc was produced from 20-Bit Digital masters made during the recording sessions with Telarc's Proprietary 20-Bit System. Technical information Recorded in Music Hall, Cincinnati, Ohio, April 23-24, 1995 Microphones: Schoeps MK-2L On-Stage Microphone Preamplifiers: Millenia Media HV-3 Console: Ramsa WR-S824B Digital Recording Processor: Telarc / UltraAnalog Tandem 20-bit ADC Microphone & Interconnecting Cables: Music Interface Technologies Proline, MH-750 CVT Shotgun Terminators, and Monster Cable Series I Prolink and M1.5 Interconnects Monitor Speakers: Waveform Mach 10 (bi-amplified) by Ötvös Industries Power Amplifiers: Bryston 4B NPB with Bryston custom crossover Control Room Acoustic Treatment: RPG Abffusors and Diffusorts Digital Editing: SADiE Disk Editor 20 to 16 bit Encoding: Apogee UV-1000 Super Resolution CD Encoder. This recording is enhanced by Spatializer®, a new audio technology which creates a three-dimensional surround listening experience using two ordinary stereo speakers. No decoding equipment is required, however speakers must be properly wired and positioned. Spatializer® encoded recordings are compatible with Dolby Pro-Logic® and Dolby Surround® decoders. Playback through these system will further enhance the listening experience. Cover Photo: The Village, 1917, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, 1969. Photograph by David Heald © The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation.

Musicians

	Heitor Villa-Lobos p, voc, g, 1887-1959 BR album by
	Jesús López-Cobos , 1940-2018 ES conductor, album by
	Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra , orchestra, album by
	Charles Van Ornum b, bass
	Frank Proto b, *1941 US bass
	James Lambert b, bass
	Matthew Zory, Jr. , bass
	Rick Vizachero b, bass
	Ronald Bozicevich b, bass
	Wayne Anderson b, US bass
	Ronald Aufmann bcl, US bass clarinet
	Peter Norton tb, bass trombone
	Scott Moore tb, bass trombone
	Barry Green cb, bass, principal
	Hugh Michie bsn, bassoon
	Martin James bsn, bassoon
	William Winstead bsn, bassoon, principal
	Carlos Zavala vc, cello
	Charles Snavely vc, cello
	Dana Rusinak vc, cello
	Daniel Culnan vc, cello
	Gerri Sutyak vc, US cello
	Laura McLellan vc, cello
	Matthew Lad vc, cello
	Norman Johns vc, US cello
	Susan Marshall-Peterson vc, cello
	Eric Kim vc, cello, principal, cello, solo
	Carmine Campione cl, clarinet
	Richard Porotsky cl, clarinet
	Richard Hawley cl, clarinet, principal
	Rebecca Culnan vn, concertmaster, acting, violin, first
	Frank Heintze bsn, contrabassoon
	William Harrod eh, english horn
	Kyril Magg fl, flute
	Rochelle Doepke fl, flute
	Randolph Bowman fl, US flute, principal
	Charles Bell frh, french horn
	Duane Dugger frh, french horn
	Milton Blalack frh, french horn
	Robert Schauer frh, french horn
	Thomas Sherwood frh, french horn
	Robin Graham frh, alp, FR french horn, principal
	Juliet Stratton harp
	Heather MacPhail keyboards
	Michael Chertock key, p, keyboards
	Patricia Dussaux , liner notes, traduction
	Gila Fox , liner notes, Übersetzung
	Lon Bussell ob, US oboe
	Michael Kenyon rec, ob, oboe
	Richard Johnson ob, oboe, principal
	Mary Judge , other, librarian
	David Fishlock perc, US percussion
	Marc Wolfley perc, US percussion
	Richard Jensen vib, perc, US percussion
	Scott Lang g, percussion
	William Platt perc, percussion, principal
	Joan Voorhees , piccolo flute
	Michael Andres tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone
	Eugene Espino perc, timpani
	James Eastman tb, trombone
	Tony Chipurn tb, trombone, principal
	Douglas Lindsay tr, trumpet
	Marie Speziale tr, trumpet
	Steven Pride tr, trumpet
	Philip Collins tr, trumpet, principal
	Michael Thornton tu, frh, alp, US tuba, principal
	Allen Martin viola
	Joseph Somogyi vl, viola
	Judith Martin vl, viola
	Julian Wilkison vl, viola
	Mark Cleghorn vl, viola
	Mary Olson viola
	Paul Frankenfeld vl, viola
	Raymond Stilwell vl, viola
	Robert Howes vl, viola
	Sari Eringer-Thoman vl, viola
	Steven Rosen vl, viola
	Mama Street viola, principal
	Conny Kiradjieff vn, violin, first
	Darla De Deppo Bertolone vn, violin, first
	Donald Gibson vn, violin, first
	Gayna Mandelbaum Bassin violin, first
	Gerald Itzkoff vn, violin, first
	James Braid vn, violin, first
	Joseph Fafard violin, first
	Larrie Howard vn, vl, US violin, first
	Lois Reid vn, violin, first
	Michelle Edgar Dugan vn, violin, first
	Oscar Rubens Fernandez vn, violin, first
	Rebecca Kruger Fryxell vn, violin, first
	Ronald Konieczka violin, first
	Sylvia Mitchell vn, US violin, first
	Sylvia Samis vn, violin, first
	Yumi Hwang Williams vn, KR violin, second, principal
	Borivoje Angelich vn, violin, second
	Catherine Lange-Jensen vn, violin, second
	Chiun-Teng Cheng vn, violin, second
	David Moore vn, violin, second
	DeAnne Cleghorn vn, violin, second
	Denise Doolan vn, violin, second
	Drake Crittenden Ash vn, violin, second
	Eric Bates vn, violin, second
	Harold Byers vn, violin, second
	Hye-Sun Park vn, violin, second
	Katharine Anderson violin, second
	Kiki Bussell , violin, second
	Kristin Frankenfeld violin, second
	Manami White vn, US violin, second
	Michele Wilkison violin, second
	Paul Patterson man, vn, GB violin, second
	Scott Mozlin vn, violin, second
	Serge Shababian vn, violin, second
	Stacey Woolley vn, violin, second
	Stephen Schaefer violin, second

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