Jean-Joseph Mouret / Antonio Vivaldi / Michel Corrette / Jean-Philippe Rameau / Leopold Mozart / The Stéphane Caillat Choir And The Jean-François Paillard Chamber Orchestra - Royal Hunts At The Château Of Chantilly

Tracklist

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Credits

• Artwork – Geoff Hocking
• Bassoon – Jean-Pierre Laroque
• Choir – The Stéphane Caillat Choir
• Conductor, Liner Notes – Jean-François Paillard
• Harpsichord – Anne-Marie Beckensteiner
• Horn – Daniel Dubar, Georges Barboteu, Gilbert Coursier, Michel Bergès
• Hunting Horn – Didier Quillard, Jean Pietri, Jean-Paul Tessier, Thierry Bouts, Thierry Dessallien
• Oboe – Jean-Claude Malgoire, Pierre Venot
• Orchestra – Jean-François Paillard Chamber Orchestra
• Soprano Vocals – Christiane Eda-Pierre
• Violin – Huguette Fernandez

Notes

"An ERATO recording, released exclusively in Australia by World Record Club."

"World Record Club" on sleeve, "The Record Society" on LP label.

1968 2nd pressing showing more resemblance to regular World Record Club releases: no longer a gatefold or printed on textured cardboard, with WRC logos on sleeve, along with the Control Guide for Settings and 1968 address combination. The labels are still those of The Record Society. The first pressing was issued as part of the "Music In Castles And Cathedrals" series - all reference to the series has been expurgated here. First issued on reel-to-reel at the same time.

Mono and stereo versions have same number on sleeve (S/6191) - the mono version has "6191" on the brown 'herald' label, while the stereo has "S-6191". The stereo version has a printed "stereo" rosette on the back, and the mono has a red sticker with "mono" placed over this (though these tend to drop off with age).

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Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side 1 label): LPL782-1Y
• Matrix / Runout (Side 2 label): LPL782-2Y
• Matrix / Runout (Side 1 runout - stamped): LI ERA 50234 LPL 782 1Y 380
• Matrix / Runout (Side 2 runout - stamped): ▭ ERA 50234 LPL 782 2Y 380

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