Five songs on poems of Lorca /

Five songs on poems of Lorca /

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Bibliographic Details
Author / Creator:	Lee, Noël, 1924-2013
Uniform title:	Songs on poetry by Federico García Lorca
Imprint:	New York : Composers Recordings, [1962]
Description:	1 sound disc (36 min.) : analog, 33 1/3 rpm. ; 12 in.
Language:	French
Subject:	García Lorca, Federico, -- 1898-1936 -- Musical settings. García Lorca, Federico, -- 1898-1936. Songs (High voice) with instrumental ensemble. Songs (High voice) with piano. Vocalises (High voice) with piano. Operas -- Excerpts, Arranged. Operas -- Excerpts, Arranged. Songs (High voice) with instrumental ensemble. Songs (High voice) with piano. Vocalises (High voice) with piano. Vocalises. Excerpts. Arrangements (Music) Musical settings.
Format:	LP Audio Music recording
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/2741619

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Other title:	5 songs on poems of Lorca.
Other uniform titles:	García Lorca, Federico, 1898-1936. Addison, Adele. Baron, Samuel, 1925-1997. Torre, Rey de la Payne, James W. Bucci, Mark. 1924-2002. Tale for a deaf ear. Summer aria; arr. Bucci, Mark. 1924-2002. Tale for a deaf ear. Spring aria; arr. Bucci, Mark. 1924-2002. Concerto, unspecified instrument, string orchestra. Vocalise; arr. Bucci, Mark. 1924-2002. Concerto, unspecified instrument, string orchestra. Tug of War; arr.
Notes:	Sung in French (1st work) ; sung in English (Summer aria) and Italian (Spring aria). Eds. recorded: the composer, Frank music. Durations: 17:00 ; 8:75 ; 10:00. Biographical and program notes by Don Jennings ; texts in French, English, and Italian with English translations inserted. Adele Addison, soprano ; Samuel Baron, flute (1st work) ; Rey de la Torre, guitar (1st work) ; James Payne, piano (2nd & 3rd works).
Publisher's no.:	CRI 147 Composers Recordings

Mansueto, Recordings

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Call Number:	AudDisc CRI 147
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