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Genre:Classical Style:Renaissance, Baroque
Tracklist:
A1. Sonata A Tre "E Tanto Tempo Hormai" A2. Three Symphonies For Two Treble Recorders And Keyboard A3. Sonata And Trio Nr 6: Prelude - Fugue - Grave - Gavotte A4. Trio Sonata For Two Recorders And Basso Continuo: Adagio - Allegro - Largo - Allegro B1. Canzoni A Due Canti Col Basso Continuo (Canzon Quinta - Canzon Terza) B2. Sonata And Trio For Two Recorders And Basso Continuo Nr 3: Prelude - Figue - Grave - Vivement Et Croches Egales B3. Chaconne For Two Treble Recorders From "Dioclesian" B4. Sonata And Trio For Two Recorders And Basso Continuo Nr 4: Prelude - Fugue - Grave - Gigue
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
"Opgenomen door EBL Produkties in het klooster te Wittem (L.)"
Recorded by EBL Productions in the Abby at Wittem (L), The Netherlands.
The sleeve notes are in Dutch only.
The catalog# 236 846 appears on the sleeve and 1236 846 appears on the labels.
The original inner sleeve was produced in 1973, therefor the release year has been set to 1973.
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There is an article about/interview with the Quadro Hotteterre ensemble in Dutch music magazine Stereo Revue/Disk, it is the April issue from 1970 (nr. 39). Therefor the release year has now been set to 1970. The article mentions that the album had recently been released and that a second album is already in "statu nascendi". The catalog number in the article is Polydor 236846, selling at 12 (Dutch) guilders and 80 cents. The album gets a good review by Jan de Kruijff (8 out of 10).
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Matrix / Runout VR 353-1 (~ short wave underline) Matrix / Runout VR 353-2 (~ short wave underline) Other 20/73
A2. Three Symphonies For Two Treble Recorders And Keyboard
A3. Sonata And Trio Nr 6: Prelude - Fugue - Grave - Gavotte
A4. Trio Sonata For Two Recorders And Basso Continuo: Adagio - Allegro - Largo - Allegro
B1. Canzoni A Due Canti Col Basso Continuo (Canzon Quinta - Canzon Terza)
B2. Sonata And Trio For Two Recorders And Basso Continuo Nr 3: Prelude - Figue - Grave - Vivement Et Croches Egales
B3. Chaconne For Two Treble Recorders From "Dioclesian"
B4. Sonata And Trio For Two Recorders And Basso Continuo Nr 4: Prelude - Fugue - Grave - Gigue