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Phonograph Record

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Collection Type

  • Video and sound recordings

Date

ca. 1950-1970

GUSN

GUSN-257997

Description

PALESTRINA: MASS: ASSUMPTA EST MARIA/ JOSQUIN DE PRES: MASS: PANGE LINGUA; square cover for 33 1/3 RPM record; front cover with white background and drawing in balck; left side, a cross atop a pedestal with ornate scrolled decoration; right side, chalice with grape and grape leaf ornamentation around the bowl of the cup; record inside paper sleeve, inside cover; back cover with black and white photo of vocal ensemble; Erato label.

Details

Descriptive Terms

phonograph records
vinyl
cardboard
music
musical performances
religions and religious concepts
Music
Record, Phonograph

Inscription

"ERATO/ XWN 18836/ NATURAL BALANCE/ Westminster/ LONG PLAY HI-FI RECORDS/ PALESTRINA/ Mass; Assumpta est Maria/ JOSQUIN DES PRES/ Mass: Pange Lingua" (printed)
[similar information to front cover] "JOSQUIN . . . Philippe Caillard Viocal Ensemble/ Conducted by PHILIPPE CAILLARD/ PALESTRINA . . . Les Chanteurs de Saint-Eustache/ Conducted by R.P. EMILE MARTIN . . ."; 1. KYRIE . . ./ 2. GLORIA . . ./ CREDO . . ./ 4. SANCTUS . . ./ 5. BENEDICTTUS . . . / 6. AGNUS DEI . . ./ Write for complete catalog - Westminster Recording Sales Corp., 275 Seventh Ave., New York 1, N.Y. . . ./ PRINTED IN U.S.A." (printed)
[similar to back cover] (printed)

Associated Person

Palestrina (1524-1594) (composer)
Josquin de Pres (1450-1521) (composer)
Philippe Caillard (conductor)
Philippe Caillard Vocal Ensemble (performers)
R.P. Emile Martin (conductor)
Les Chanteurs de Saint-Eustache (performers)

Associated Building

Original To Gropius House (Lincoln, Mass.),

Maker

Westminster Recording Sales Corp.

Dimensions

12 1/4 x 12 1/4 (HxW) (inches)

Credit Line

Gift of Ati Gropius Johansen

Accession Number

1998.73

Places

New York state (United States)
New York City (New York state)

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