Claudio Monteverdi - L'Orfeo • Favola In Musica, Toccata - Prologo - Atto Ⅰ/Ⅱ mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Alto Vocals, Performer [Pastore III/Spirito I] – Peter Offermanns
• Baritone Vocals, Performer [Plutone] – Horst Günter
• Bass Trombone – Alfred Stönenberg
• Bass Vocals, Performer [Caronte] – Peter Roth-Ehrang
• Chitarrone – Fritz Seidemann, Gerd Ochs
• Composed By – Claudio Monteverdi
• Cornett [Zinken] – Heinz Döring, Otto Steinkopf
• Harp – Clothilde Depenheuer
• Harpsichord – Fritz Neumeyer, Gustav Leonhardt
• Liner Notes – Anna Amalie Abert
• Mezzo-soprano Vocals, Performer [Speranza/Messaggers] – Jeanne Deroubaix
• Organ [Positive Organ and Regal] – Volkert Lübsen
• Organ [Positive Organ] – Kurt Heinz Stolze
• Recorder – Gustav Scheck, Thea v. Sparr
• Soprano Vocals, Performer [Euridice] – Hanni Mack-Cosack
• Soprano Vocals, Performer [Musica/Proserpina] – Margot Guilleaume
• Tenor Vocals, Performer [Apollo/Pastore II/Spirito II] – Fritz Wunderlich
• Tenor Vocals, Performer [Orfeo] – Helmut Krebs
• Tenor Vocals, Performer [Pastore I] – Bernhard Michaelis
• Text By – Alessandro Striggio
• Trombone [Alto Trombone] – Harry Barteld
• Trombone [Tenor Trombone I] – Gustl Tietz
• Trombone [Tenor Trombone II] – Adam Rutthoff
• Trombone [Tenor Trombone III] – Günter Grätzig
• Trumpet – Adam Zeyer, Franz Josef Clemens, Hugo Kolf
• Viola [Viola I] – Ilse Brix-Meinert, Rosemarie Lahrs
• Viola [Viola II] – Robert Haass
• Viola da Gamba – Hannelore Müller
• Viola da Gamba [Double-Bass gamba] – Angelo Viale, Johannes Koch
• Viola da Gamba [Viola da Gamba I] – Jan Crafoord
• Viola da Gamba [Viola da Gamba II] – Josef Ulsamer
• Violin [Violin I] – Dieter Vorholz, Otto Schaernack
• Violin [Violin II] – Gertrud Eggers, Marie Leonhardt-Amsler
• Violin [Violini piccoli and Violin I] – Rodolfo Feliciani, Ulrich Grehling
• Violoncello – Klaus Storck
• Vocals, Performer [Ninfa] – Hildegard Wild
• Vocals, Performer [Pastore IV/Spirito III] – Clemens Kaiser-Breme

Notes

Made and printed in Germany

Companion release with Claudio Monteverdi - L'Orfeo • Favola In Musica, Atto Ⅲ-Ⅴ

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (A runout): 14557A / 14057A // AL (A stamped 1/4 turn counter-clockwise) 5B (B stamped 1/4 turn counter-clockwise) // 0 32 702 BS // Made in Germany
• Matrix / Runout (B runout): 14557B / 14057B // AA (First A stamped 1/4 turn counter-clockwise) 6G (G stamped 1/4 turn counter-clockwise) // 0 32 703² BS Ⅱ // Made in Germany
• Matrix / Runout (A label): ARC 3035a / APM 14 557 a
• Matrix / Runout (B label): ARC 3035b / APM 14 557 b

Companies

• Recorded At – Beethovensaal, Hannover
• Manufactured By – Heliodor Record Company Limited
• Distributed By – Heliodor Record Company Limited

Album

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