Carl Orff - Antigonæ Album

Tracklist

1	Teil II, 1
2	Teil III, 2
3	Teil V
4	Teil I, 2
5	Teil IV
6	Teil I, 1
7	Teil II, 2
8	Antigonæ (Ein Trauerspiel Des Sophokles Von Friedrich Hölderlin)
9	Teil III, 1

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
437 721-2	Carl Orff / Inge Borkh, Claudia Hellmann, Carlos Alexander, Keith Engen, Ernst Haefliger, Chor Des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Ferdinand Leitner	Carl Orff / Inge Borkh, Claudia Hellmann, Carlos Alexander, Keith Engen, Ernst Haefliger, Chor Des Bayerischen Rundfunks, Ferdinand Leitner - Antigonæ ‎(3xCD, Album, RE, RM + Box)	Deutsche Grammophon	437 721-2	Germany	Unknown
2740 226, 138 717	Carl Orff	Antigonæ ‎(3xLP + Box, Album)	Deutsche Grammophon, Deutsche Grammophon	2740 226, 138 717	Germany	1970
138 717 / 19 SLPM	Carl Orff	Antigonæ ‎(3xLP, Promo + Box)	Deutsche Grammophon	138 717 / 19 SLPM	Germany	1961
18 717/19 LPM	Carl Orff	Antigonæ ‎(3xLP, Mono + Box)	Deutsche Grammophon	18 717/19 LPM	Germany	1961
2709 009, 138 717-18-19	Carl Orff	Antigonæ ‎(3xLP, Album, RE + Box)	Deutsche Grammophon, Deutsche Grammophon	2709 009, 138 717-18-19	USA & Canada	Unknown

Credits

• Artwork [Kassettentitel], Illustration – Johann Georg Geyger
• Chorus – Chor Des Bayerischen Rundfunks
• Chorus Master – Kieth Engen
• Composed By, Recording Supervisor [Regie] – Carl Orff
• Conductor – Ferdinand Leitner
• Contractor [Choreinstudierung] – Kurt Prestel
• Liner Notes [Background & Story] – Lionel Salter
• Liner Notes [Introduction] – Wolfgang Schadewaldt
• Liner Notes [On The Recording] – Carl Orff
• Liner Notes [Sommaire] – Marc Gillod
• Orchestra – Mitglieder Des Sinfonie-Orchesters Des Bayerischen Rundfunks
• Photography By [Reporter] – Rudolf Betz
• Piano – Albrecht Weigler, Claus Magora, Günther Louegk, Hans Winkel, Walter Faith, Werner Schmidt
• Vocals [Chorsoli] – Friedrich Brückner-Rückeberg, Josef Weber, Karl Schwert, Peter Schranner, Wulf von Lochner
• Vocals, Voice [Antigonæ] – Inge Borkh
• Vocals, Voice [Ein Bote] – Kim Borg
• Vocals, Voice [Ein Wächter] – Gerhard Stolze
• Vocals, Voice [Eurydice] – Hetty Plümacher
• Vocals, Voice [Hämon] – Fritz Uhl
• Vocals, Voice [Ismene] – Claudia Hellmann
• Vocals, Voice [Kreon] – Carlos Alexander
• Vocals, Voice [Tiresias] – Ernst Haefliger

Notes

Comes with a booklet / libretto 40 pages
Recording in Studio, 1961

Mono Version = 18 717/719 LPM
Stereo Version = 138 717/719 SLPM
Early Versions with Tulip Label and oversized Box. Orange Cloth.
1970 changed the catalogue Number to 2709 009 (Stereo only)

Barcodes

• Rights Society: GEMA
• Rights Society: BIEM

Album

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