tracks

Concerto Per Fagotto Ed Archi (1982)
Symphony No. 1 (1986)
First Movement
Second Movement
Third Movement
Ostacoli (1987)
14:02

notes

Recorded in the Kaustinen Church, 12-13 November, 1989 (1, 5) and in the State Radio recording House, Moscow, 28-29 December, 1989 (2-4).

The recording of the Symphony was financially supported by NOMUS
Caprice Records is a department of the Swedish National Concert Institute, Stockholm

Publishers: Edition Reimers, Bromma (track 1); Swedish Music Information Center, Stockholm (tracks 2 to 5).

Booklet text on Eliasson: John-Edward Kelly © 1990

Svenska Rikskonserter/Caprice Records
Stockholm, Sweden ? 1990
Made in England
Printed in England

CD comes packaged in a standard plastic jewel case, and includes a 20-page booklet with notes in Swedish and English.

credits

Bassoon – - Knut Sönstevold (tracks: 1)Composed By – - Anders Eliasson (2)
Conductor – - Gennadi Rozhdestvensky (tracks: 2 to 4), - Juha Kangas (tracks: 1, 5)Engineer [Recording Engineer] – - Bertil Alving (tracks: 1, 5), - Vladimir Koptzov * (tracks: 2 to 4)Executive-Producer – - Jan Kask (2) (tracks: 2 to 4)Graphic Design – - Pontus Reuterswärd
Liner Notes [Booklet Text on Eliasson] – - John-Edward Kelly
Liner Notes [Swedish Translation] – - Jan Kask (2)
Orchestra – - Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra (tracks: 1, 5), - USSR Ministry Of Culture Symphony Orchestra * (tracks: 2 to 4)Photography By [Anders EIiasson & Gennadi Rozhdestvensky] – - Jan Kask (2)
Photography By [Anders Eliasson] – - Göran Persson
Photography By [Knut Sönstevold] – - Anders Roth
Producer – - Igor Veprintsev (tracks: 2 to 4), - Ruud De Sera (tracks: 1, 5)

companies

Phonographic Copyright Svenska Rikskonserter
Phonographic Copyright Caprice Records
Recorded At Kaustinen Church
Recorded At
Manufactured By Disctronics S
Published By Edition Reimers
Published By Swedish Music Information Centre
Copyright JohnEdward Kelly

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