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Released on Decca Records, also Sympathy for the Devil (The Rolling Stones), Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree (Brenda Lee) and La Vie en rose (Louis Armstrong)
Recorded at Kingsway Hall, also Etude in E major, op. 10 no. 3 “Tristesse” (Vladimir Ashkenazy), La traviata: Atto I. “Libiamo ne’lieti calici” (Brindisi) (London Opera Chorus) and L’elisir d’amore: Atto II. “Una furtiva lagrima” (Luciano Pavarotti)
Written by Claude Debussy, also Clair de lune (Dieter Goldmann), Children’s Corner, L. 113: IV. The Snow Is Dancing (Peter Schmalfuss) and La Mer. Trois esquisses symphoniques: I. De l'aube jusqu'à midi sur la mer (Orchestre philharmonique de Radio France)
Engineered by Arthur Lilley, also Piano Concerto No. 2, op. 16: I. Andantino (Vladimir Ashkenazy), Piano Concerto no. 2 in G minor, op. 16: III. Intermezzo: Allegro moderato (Vladimir Ashkenazy) and Piano Concerto no. 2 in G minor, op. 16: II. Scherzo: Vivace (Vladimir Ashkenazy)
Worth knowing
Counted from cited credits on fono.
1530 other songs on fono were recorded at Kingsway Hall, by London Symphony Orchestra and André Previn and others
Claude Debussy wrote 406 songs on fono
Claude Debussy’s most frequent co-writer is Maurice Maeterlinck (32 songs together)
Arthur Lilley engineered 30 songs on fono
Credits
All 6 credits
- Written by
- Claude Debussy
- Produced by
- Tony D’Amato
- Engineered by
- Arthur Lilley
- Recorded at
- Kingsway Hall
- Released on
- Decca Records
- Written by
- Claude Debussy
- Produced by
- Tony D’Amato
- Engineered by
- Arthur Lilley
- Recorded at
- Kingsway Hall
- Released on
- Decca Records
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Other songs that share a producer, writer, studio or label with this one.
Same writer: Claude Debussy
Same engineer: Arthur Lilley
Same producer: Tony D’Amato
Same label: Decca Records
Same studio: Kingsway Hall
Same writer: Claude Debussy
Same engineer: Arthur Lilley
Same producer: Tony D’Amato
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1MusicBrainz La cathédrale engloutie (orchestral version) was produced by Tony D’Amato
La cathédrale engloutie (orchestral version) was produced by Tony D’Amato
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2MusicBrainz La cathédrale engloutie (orchestral version) was written by Claude Debussy
La cathédrale engloutie (orchestral version) was written by Claude Debussy
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3MusicBrainz La cathédrale engloutie (orchestral version) is part of the release Modest Mussorgsky: Bilder einer Ausstellung / Claude Debussy: La Cathédrale engloutie
La cathédrale engloutie (orchestral version) is part of the release Modest Mussorgsky: Bilder einer Ausstellung / Claude Debussy: La Cathédrale engloutie
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4MusicBrainz La cathédrale engloutie (orchestral version) was recorded at Kingsway Hall
La cathédrale engloutie (orchestral version) was recorded at Kingsway Hall
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5MusicBrainz Decca Records is the label of the song La cathédrale engloutie (orchestral version)
Decca Records is the label of the song La cathédrale engloutie (orchestral version)
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6MusicBrainz La cathédrale engloutie (orchestral version) was engineered by Arthur Lilley
La cathédrale engloutie (orchestral version) was engineered by Arthur Lilley
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7MusicBrainz La cathédrale engloutie (orchestral version) was released on 1966
La cathédrale engloutie (orchestral version) was released on 1966
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