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James Galway Plays Songs For Annie
James Galway Plays Songs For Annie
James Galway
$11.00
RCA Red Seal — KRL1-0294
SKU: 3811735607
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James Galway – James Galway Plays Songs For Annie, LP album vinyl, on RCA Red Seal (KRL1-0294), Canada 1978.
Jazz, Classical, Stage & Screen — Easy Listening.
Condition: media Very Good Plus (VG+), sleeve Very Good Plus (VG+), graded to the Discogs standard.
Tracklist
- A1 Le Basque (1:55)
- A2 Bachianas Brasileiras Number 5-Aria (5:36)
- A3 Liebesfreud (3:30)
- A4 Berceuse From Dolly (3:17)
- A5 Allegro ("In An Eighteenth Century Drawing Room") (From Piano Sonata in C KV 545) (3:09)
- A6 Annie's Song (5:05)
- B1 Tambourin (1:35)
- B2 La Plus Que Lente (4:56)
- B3 Brian Boru's March (2:15)
- B4 Belfast Hornpipe (2:30)
- B5 Spanish Love Song (3:13)
- B6 Carmen Fantasy (10:41)
Used vinyl, in stock at Rectangle Triangle — record shop in Montréal. Ships worldwide, or pick up in store.
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Label :
RCA Red Seal / KRL1-0294
Format : LP, Album
Pays : Canada
Parution : 1978
Genres :
Jazz
Classical
Stage & Screen
Styles :
Easy Listening
État
Média
Très bon plus (VG+)
Pochette
Très bon plus (VG+)
Liste des titres
A1
Le Basque
- 1:55
A2
Bachianas Brasileiras Number 5-Aria
- 5:36
A3
Liebesfreud
- 3:30
A4
Berceuse From Dolly
- 3:17
A5
Allegro ("In An Eighteenth Century Drawing Room") (From Piano Sonata in C KV 545)
- 3:09
A6
Annie's Song
- 5:05
B1
Tambourin
- 1:35
B2
La Plus Que Lente
- 4:56
B3
Brian Boru's March
- 2:15
B4
Belfast Hornpipe
- 2:30
B5
Spanish Love Song
- 3:13
B6
Carmen Fantasy
- 10:41
Crédits
- Accompanied By - Marisa Robles Harp Ensemble
- Accompanied By - National Philharmonic Orchestra
- Arranged By - Charles Gerhardt
- Arranged By - James Galway
- Art Direction - John Dyer (4)
- Bodhrán - Kevin Coneff
- Conductor - Charles Gerhardt
- Design - John Cross (2)
- Engineer - Kenneth Wilkinson
- Photography - Hans Eggermann
- Photography - Roy Round
- Producer - Ralph Mace
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