Album

Concerto Pour Flute & Harpe / Concerto Pour Clarinette

W.A. Mozart - Jean-Pierre Rampal & Lily Laskine, Jacques Lancelot, Orchestre De Chambre Jean-François Paillard, Jean-François Paillard

1964 · Classical

Rare pressing on Gatefold

Concerto Pour Flute & Harpe / Concerto Pour Clarinette by W.A. Mozart - Jean-Pierre Rampal & Lily Laskine, Jacques Lancelot, Orchestre De Chambre Jean-François Paillard, Jean-François Paillard

Concerto Pour Flute & Harpe / Concerto Pour Clarinette is a Classical album by W.A. Mozart - Jean-Pierre Rampal & Lily Laskine, Jacques Lancelot, Orchestre De Chambre Jean-François Paillard, Jean-François Paillard, originally released in 1964. On Gatefold: 65 pressings tracked.

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Sound DNA

  • Classical
  • Classical Era
  • clean
  • serene
  • pastoral

Recorded June 5-7, 1963 at Église Saint-Michel Des Batignolles, Paris.
This is the second recording of the Flute & Harp Concerto & Clarinet Concerto by the same artists.
For unknown reasons (likely a technical defect), this second recording was made in June 1963, cancelling and replacing the 1958 recording as stated here (opens in a new tab) and here. (opens in a new tab) ("Ce disque annule et remplace le disque LDE 3087 - STE 50020").
From 1964, all releases contain this 1963 recording found here on this master release.
The first recording was issued in Mono in 1958 (opens in a new tab) and in Stereo in 1960. (opens in a new tab)
For other versions of the 1958 recording, see this master release. (opens in a new tab)

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Rare pressing on Gatefold · 65 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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