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 | Artist information: |
 | Artist:
Various Composers |
 | Instrument(s):
Composer |  | Country:
Various |  | Gender:
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 | Composer:
Xenakis Iannis, Prokofiev Serge Sergeyevich, Martinu Bohuslav |  | Conductor:
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 | Orchestra/Ensemble:
Octuor de Paris |  | Soloist(s):
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 | Record title:
L'Octuor de Paris interprčte Iannis Xenakis, Serge Prokofiev, Bohuslav Martinů (FRA) |  | Price: (Euro)
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 | Main style:
Classical |  | Substyle(s):
Contemporary |
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 | Record Company/
Label:
Musidisc |  | Catalogue
number:
16013 | Released
originally:
197? | This copy:
(if not orig.)
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 | Cover made in:
France |  | Record made in:
France | Media:
Album | Sub media:
2-LP |
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 | Condition/
cover:
EX |  | Condition/
record(s):
M-/M- |  |  |
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 | Label: |  | Cover: |
 | Silver labels. Black Musidisc logo at top. |  | Laminated fold-out cover. A few light creases on front. Some corner wear. Info in France and English. |
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 | Sides A and B are dedicated to Xenakis ("Anaktoria" / "Morsima Amorsima") and recorded in December 1969. Side C = Prokofiev ("Quintet in G minor"), side D = Martinů ("Nonetto"). I should think the album was released in the mid / late 1970s. The cover also reads "Grand Prix International du Disque Academie Charles Cros".
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