Album UK 1961 on Decca label
Classical and Soundtrack (Romantic, Neo-Romantic)
This is the first UK version for this cat# LABELS: - Black/silver 'grooved wideband' labels - "ORIGINAL RECORDING BY" at 11 o'clock - "Made in England" at bottom - "RECORDING FIRST PUBLISHED 1960" - Matrix numbers printed upside-down SLEEVE: - Front laminated - 'Half-moon' flipbacks (aka scalloped) - Boxed Decca logo on front and back - Large "STEREO" on front - Thin spine with no text on it - "© The Decca Record Co. Ltd., London 1961" - "Laminated with 'Clarifoil' made by British Celanese Limited" - "Printed in England by St. James Press, London." - Unsigned liner notes in English on back CATALOG NUMBERS: - SXL 2250 on sleeve - SXL.2250 on labels PUBLISHERS: - Mills Music for tracks A to B1 only OTHER INFORMATION: - Recorded 29 May - 1 June 1960 in the Sofiensaal, Vienna - Labelography code: ED1 - Corresponding mono issue has cat# LXT 5610 - "Graduation Ball" is a ballet to music by Johann Strauss arranged by Antal Dorati, first performed 1940
Wiener Philharmoniker , DE orchestra, album by | |
Willi Boskovsky vn, 1909-1991 AT conductor, album by | |
Johann Strauss Jr. , 1825-1899 AT album by, composed by | |
Carl Maria von Weber p, 1786-1826 DE album by, composed by | |
Johann Strauss Jr. Arr. Antal Dorati , Willi Boskovsky , performer on track | |
Antal Dorati hps, 1906-1988 HU arranged by | |
Carl Maria von Weber Orch. Hector Berlioz , Willi Boskovsky , performer on track | |
Hector Berlioz , 1803-1869 FR orchestrated by |
James Brown engineer, uncredited |
E mastered by |
Erik Smith producer, uncredited |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Graduation Ball - Ballet | Johann Strauss Jr. Arr. Antal Dorati , Willi Boskovsky | Johann Strauss Jr. | |
2 | Part I | Wiener Philharmoniker, Willi Boskovsky, Johann Strauss Jr., Carl Maria von Weber | ||
3 | Part II | Wiener Philharmoniker, Willi Boskovsky, Johann Strauss Jr., Carl Maria von Weber | ||
4 | Spectre De La Rose - Ballet (Invitation To The Dance - Op. 65) | Carl Maria von Weber Orch. Hector Berlioz , Willi Boskovsky | Carl Maria von Weber |