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Genre:Classical Style:Baroque, Classical
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Ⓟ 1967/1969 Philips (Side A) Ⓟ 1969/1969 Philips (Side B).
Made in Holland. Printed in The Netherlands.
The sleeve notes are in Dutch only.
No release date is given on the record and sleeve, but on the inner sleeve it reads N25/73, so it is very likely 1973.
This release has a "flip-over" sleeve (used until mid 1970's).
. Concerto A Cinque In d, Op. 9, Nr. 2 Voor Hobo, Strijkers En Continuo 12:23. Sonate In c, Op. 1, Nr. 8 Voor Hobo En Continuo 9:25. Solo In g, Wq 135, Voor Hobo En Continuo (Harp En Cello) 10:31. Concert In Es Voor Althobo En Orkest 11:43
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Rights Society Copyright Control / STEMRAMatrix / Runout 6833 097.1 YMatrix / Runout 6833 097.2 YMatrix / Runout AA 6833 097 1Y 1 Ⓟ 1969 670 03Matrix / Runout AA 6833 097 2Y 1 Ⓟ 1969 670 03Other Ⓟ 1967/1969Other Ⓟ 1969/1969
Phonographic Copyright (p) PhilipsData provided by Discogs
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Rights Society Copyright Control / STEMRA Matrix / Runout 6833 097.1 Y Matrix / Runout 6833 097.2 Y Matrix / Runout AA 6833 097 1Y 1 Ⓟ 1969 670 03 Matrix / Runout AA 6833 097 2Y 1 Ⓟ 1969 670 03 Other Ⓟ 1967/1969 Other Ⓟ 1969/1969
