On Fri, 03 Jul 2009 19:48:39 -0400, amahl <2cetaqe02@sneakemail.com>
wrote:
>I'm alive, but not by much. I figured I'd offer a Tolzer LP, albeit
>with adult soloists, before they take me to jail for contractorcide.
>I've come to a point where I can reach both my desktop and my turntable,
>so it's conceivable to do a rip.
>
>Also, if anybody wants me to do CD formatted inserts for snowy's recent
>tape posts, just ask. The inside of the house is almost back to normal,
>life is getting easier, and I'm not restricted to the laptop anymore.
>
>A
>
>PS to snowy: are there any graphics for the PC de Chaillot files?
I have that recording but in a different edition.
Deutsche Harmonia Mundi 1C 065-99826.
It's the kind of packaging that opens with the record inside, if you
know what I mean.
I have not yet ripped the LP so if you post your copy I won't have to
do it myself. I don't know about the condition of my copy but usually
the DHM records are quite good.
As for the P.C. de Chaillot.
I know I usually give more info but judging from the past I did not
think too many would care so I skipped the details.
I selected these tracks from a couple of LPs featuring mostly psalms
These were performed by a number of French choirs, among them the P.C.
de Chaillot and the P.C. de Provence, and several adult choirs.
As I hope you could experience, I selected the best for posting :-)
I really have no graphics as there are no tracklists as such.
They had not been invented at that time.
Just the title with a (French) text about that work.
I checked to see if I had some image of the P.C. de Chaillot but I
have nothing.
This was a school choir from a quite Tut Tut private Jesuit school for
It's near the Eiffel Tower in the Chaillot district.
As with others in France it's now a mixed choir.
Sorry. You'll have to be creative...
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