Description
Bartók Béla Complete Edition / Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta / The Miraculous Mandarin - Concert Suite / György Lehel conducting the Budapest Symphony Orchestra / Hungaroton /
SLPX 1301 Stereo-Mono
Made in Hungary
Label: Hungaroton – SLPX 1301, Hungaroton – S LPX 1301, Hungaroton – LPX 1301
Series: Bartók Béla Complete Edition – I. Orchestral Music 8
Format: Vinyl, LP, Stereo
Country: Hungary
Released: 1967
Genre: Classical
Style: Modern
Tracklist:
| Zene Húros Hangszerekre Ütökre És Celestára = Music For Strings, Percussion And Celesta | (29:38) | |
| A1 | I. Andante Tranquiilo | |
| A2 | II. Allegro | |
| A3 | III. Adagio | |
| A4 | IV. Allegro Molto | |
| B | A Csodálatos Mandarin - Koncert-Szvit = The Miraculous Mandarin - Concert Suite | 18:51 |
- Printed By – Kossuth Nyomda – 71.1226
- Published By – Universal Edition – 1937
- Published By – Universal Edition – 1927
- Recorded At – Hungaroton Studio
- Copyright (c) – Magyar Hanglemezgyártó Vállalat – 1967
- Composed By – Bartók Béla
- Conductor – György Lehel
- Cover – Győző Varga
- Engineer – László Csintalan
- Lacquer Cut By – E0 (tracks: Side B), LJ (tracks: Side A)
- Liner Notes – Lendvai Ernő
- Orchestra – Budapest Symphony Orchestra
- Producer – András Székely
- Translated By [Liner Notes] – Imre Ormay, Rosemarie Prockl
Released in a fold-out cover with flaps folding inward and a 20-page b/w full size book stapled inside (printed on glossy paper). The text is in Hungarian, English, German and Russian.
The cover bears the erroneous catalogue number LPX 1301, which belongs to the mono version. There is a silver "STEREO" Sticker on the backside wich may be peeled of some copies.
The correct (stereo) number SLPX 1301 is on the label.
Composing dates:
side A: 1930
side B: 1919
