Léonce De Saint-Martin, Pierre Cochereau - Léonce De Saint-Martin A Notre-Dame De Paris Album

Tracklist

1	"In Memoriam", Orgue Et Cuivres Paraphrase De L'hymne National Français
2	Aria (Orgue) Extrait De La "Symphonie Dominicale"
3	Messe En Mi Pour Deux Orgues, 4 Voix Mixtes,4 Trompettes Et 4 Trombones
4	Cantique Spirituel, Orgue

Credits

• Art Direction – Carl De Nys
• Barrel Organ – Pierre Cochereau
• Chorus – Les chœurs de Notre-Dame, Maîtrise de Notre-Dame
• Chorus Master – Jehan Revert
• Composed By – Léonce De Saint-Martin
• Conductor – Armand Birbaum
• Design – Atelier Jade
• Engineer [Procédé Charlin] – Charlin
• Orchestra – Ensemble Des Cuivres De Paris
• Organ [Orgue de chœur] – Denise Chirat-Comtet
• Photography By [Cover back] – Régis Courtin
• Set Designer – Jacques Devillers

Notes

Couverture arrière STEREO Compatible Procédé Charlin

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A runout): XPARTX 58.233 3 M6 250 140 AMS 90 A
• Matrix / Runout (Side B runout): XPARTX 58.234 M6 249 710 AMS 90 B

Companies

• Pressed By – Pathé Marconi, Chatou – 250140
• Pressed By – Pathé Marconi, Chatou – 249710
• Recorded At – Notre-Dame De Paris

Album

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