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Written by [traditional], also Greensleeves (John Coltrane), Milk Cow Blues (Aerosmith) and Banana Boat Song (Day‐O) (Harry Belafonte)
Engineered by Hans‐Peter Schweigmann, also Messiah, Part II: XLIV. Chorus "Hallelujah" (The English Concert Choir), Romeo & Juliet, op. 64: Act I, Scene II. No. 13 The knights’ dance (Juliet and Paris’s dance). Allegro pesante (Boston Symphony Orchestra) and Il barbiere di Siviglia: Sinfonia (Ouverture) (London Symphony Orchestra)
Released on Archiv Produktion, also Messiah, Part II: XLIV. Chorus "Hallelujah" (The English Concert Choir), Toccata und Fuge D-moll, BWV 565: I. Toccata (Helmut Walcha) and Concerto No. 3 in G major, BWV 1048: I. ohne Satzbezeichnung (The English Concert)
Part of Music of the Gothic Era, also Qui es promesses de fortune (James Bowman), Impudentur circumivi and J’os bien a m’amie parler (David Munrow)
Worth knowing
Counted from cited credits on fono.
[traditional] wrote 2823 songs on fono, the 3rd most of any writer
Hans‐Peter Schweigmann engineered 1736 songs on fono, the 2nd most of any engineer
Klaus Hiemann engineered 284 songs on fono
Hans‐Peter Schweigmann’s most frequent co-engineer is Harald Baudis (251 songs together)
Credits
All 8 credits
- Written by
- Léonin and [traditional]
- Performed by
- Early Music Consort of London
- Engineered by
- Hans‐Peter Schweigmann and Klaus Hiemann
- Part of
- Music of the Gothic Era
- Recorded at
- Charterhouse
- Released on
- Archiv Produktion
- Written by
- Léonin and [traditional]
- Performed by
- Early Music Consort of London
- Engineered by
- Hans‐Peter Schweigmann and Klaus Hiemann
- Part of
- Music of the Gothic Era
- Recorded at
- Charterhouse
- Released on
- Archiv Produktion
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Other songs that share a producer, writer, studio or label with this one.
Same writer: [traditional]
Same engineer: Hans‐Peter Schweigmann
Same engineer: Klaus Hiemann
Same release: Music of the Gothic Era
Same writer: [traditional]
Same engineer: Hans‐Peter Schweigmann
Same engineer: Klaus Hiemann
Same label: Archiv Produktion
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1MusicBrainz Viderunt omnes fines terre was performed by Early Music Consort of London
Viderunt omnes fines terre was performed by Early Music Consort of London
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2MusicBrainz Viderunt omnes fines terre was written by Léonin
Viderunt omnes fines terre was written by Léonin
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3MusicBrainz Viderunt omnes fines terre was written by [traditional]
Viderunt omnes fines terre was written by [traditional]
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4MusicBrainz Viderunt omnes fines terre is part of the release Music of the Gothic Era
Viderunt omnes fines terre is part of the release Music of the Gothic Era
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5MusicBrainz Viderunt omnes fines terre was recorded at Charterhouse
Viderunt omnes fines terre was recorded at Charterhouse
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6MusicBrainz Archiv Produktion is the label of the song Viderunt omnes fines terre
Archiv Produktion is the label of the song Viderunt omnes fines terre
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7MusicBrainz Viderunt omnes fines terre was engineered by Hans‐Peter Schweigmann
Viderunt omnes fines terre was engineered by Hans‐Peter Schweigmann
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8MusicBrainz Viderunt omnes fines terre was engineered by Klaus Hiemann
Viderunt omnes fines terre was engineered by Klaus Hiemann
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9MusicBrainz Viderunt omnes fines terre was released on 1976
Viderunt omnes fines terre was released on 1976
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