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Classical Flavours

Chappell Recorded Music LPC 1067 — 33 RPM (12 inch) — 1974 — England

Introduction - Credits:

Summary - Information:

A1. Flute vivace (R. Bourdin)

A2. Fancy Flutes (R. Bourdin)

A3. Flute allegro (R. Bourdin)

A4. Flute frolic (R. Bourdin)

A5. Greensleeves variations (R. Bourdin)

A6. Gas and gaiters (R. Jeno)

A7. Morning glory (R. Renaud)

A8. Fugue and rythm (R. Renaud)

B1. Tea and lace (O. Natal)

B2. Back to Bach (L. Decosne)

B3. Winter rose (P. Arvay)

B4. Regency room (L. Decosne)

B5. Piano-prelude (R. Renaud)

B6. Pianissimo (R. Renaud)

B7. Sonatina (R. Renaud)

B8. Stop-go-Bach (R. Renaud)

Singer(s) - Performer(s):

Orchestrator(s) & arranger(s):

Pierre Arvay for his track

Musician(s):

Note(s):

Partnership between Técipress-In Editions, library music label run by Pierre Arvay, and Chappell Music. The record’s tracks are therefore Técipress-In Editions compositions which were normally only available on professional audio tapes.

Contrary to what the sleeve suggests, The Ole Jensen Ensemble did not orchestrate or perform the tracks on this album, they were recorded by Pierre Arvay’s team.
Most of them were renamed for the occasion: Pierre Arvay’s title Arona became Winter rose and its original length was slightly reduced.

Pierre Arvay