Prélude: Canope Trois Morceaux En Forme De Poire Le Pont Mirabeau Musical Erratum Le Nombril Interlope Strassburgkonfiguration La Nourrice Américaine Pacific 231 Les Voleurs D'Enfants Relation D'un Rêve L'Album Des Six
Performer – Prélude
Composed By – Romance Sans Paroles Op 21
Composed By – Sarabande
Composed By – Mazurka
Composed By – Valse
Composed By – Pastorale
Composed By – Tetragram #3 (Rebirth)
Performer – Appassionato Rubato With Deep Tenderness Sharp And Challenging Solemn And Serene Second Hommage À Raymond Roussel Cantéyodjayâ Cinq Études De Bruits Étude Aux Chemins De Fer - Trains At Batignolles Station Étude Aux Tourniquets - Spinning Tops And Percussion Instruments Étude Violette
Performer [Piano Sounds Recorded For Schaeffer] – Étude Noire
Performer [Piano Sounds Recorded For Schaeffer] – Étude Pathétique - Saucepans, Canal Boats, Song, Speech, Harmonica And Piano La Voile D'Orphée Poème Électronique Sonatine, Pour Flûte Et Piano Opus 145 La Lande
Dates of composition appended to the track titles: 1-1: 1909; 1-2: 1903; 1-3, 1-4: 1913; 1-5, 1-7, 1-11 to 1-16: 1920; 1-6: 1931; 1-8: 1923; 1-9: 1929; 1-10: 1938; 1-17 to 1-20: 1927; 1-21: 1971; 2-1: 1949; 2-2 to 2-6: 1948; 2-7: 1953; 2-8: 1958; 2-9: 1946; 2-10: 1969; 2-11: 2001
1-1 This 2014 performance is by Nicolas Horvath. 1-3 This recording of 'Le Pont Mirabeau' was made in 1913. 1-4 This 2014 performance [...] is based on a random draw of 88 notes. 1-6 This phonic reading of Strassburgkonfiguration (Strasbourg Configuration) was made [...] in 1961, the poem itself dating from 1931. 1-9 Recorded in March 1929, backed by the Dan Parrish Jazz Orchestra, with music based on the foxtrot 'Pourquoi j'ai regretté'. 1-10 This recording appears courtesy of Jacques Frankael and INA, France. 1-11 to 1-16 Released under licence from Hyperion Records. 1-17 to 1-20 Released under licence from Furious Artisans. 1-21 This world premiere recording is performed by Nicolas Horvath. 2-7 This recording was realized at RTF circa 1956. 2-10 This world premiere recording is by Nicolas Horvath.
Compiled [...] for LTM (2012). Design and packaging [...] at Aleph Studio.
On back: Double disc package with 16 page booklet containing archive images and detailed historical notes. An LTM recording. Made in EU.
1-6 track artist is credited as "Jean (Hans) Arp" in the tracklist.
Les Six, the group of French composers who wrote 'L'Album des Six' (1-11 to 1-16), is not credited in the tracklist, however, the group's name is mentioned in the liner notes.
