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John Cage / Dieter Schnebel - Ensemble Musica Negativa, Rainer Riehn

Atlas Eclipticalis • Winter Music • Cartridge Music / Glossolalie

Deutsche Grammophon · Germany · 1969 · Vinyl, LP

MNM or M- SVG+
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Release details

Release details
ArtistJohn Cage / Dieter Schnebel - Ensemble Musica Negativa, Rainer Riehn
TitleAtlas Eclipticalis • Winter Music • Cartridge Music / Glossolalie
LabelDeutsche Grammophon
Cat #643 543
FormatVinyl, LP
CountryGermany
Year1969
GenreElectronic, Classical
StyleContemporary, Experimental
Speed33 ⅓ RPM
MediaNM or M-
SleeveVG+
Matrix / runoutSide A runout: ℗ 1969 F9 ◇V E 00 643543 S1
Side B runout: ℗ 1969 F9 ◇V B 00 643543 S2
Tracklist
  1. AAtlas Eclipticalis • Winter Music • Cartridge Music
  2. B1Introduktion Und Teil I
  3. B2Teil II
  4. B3Teil III
  5. B4Teil IV Mit Epilog — Coda

30-second previews via Apple Music, where available. Not a recording of this exact copy.

Release notes

Avant-garde series. The back cover features notes in German, English and French.
Originally part of the 6-LP Avantgarde Vol. 2 boxset (1969) & available separately with different catalogue # 137 009.

Atlas Eclipticalis (1961-62) + Winter Music (1957) controlled by Cartridge Music (1960) recorded at Hilversum, Phonogram-Studio. The role of "assistant to the conductor" involves control of contact microphones fitted on the instruments.

Glossolalie (Definition 1959-60, Version 1961) recorded at Köln, Electrola-Studio.

Lacquer cutting date of June 1969 as per runout info (F9).

Record grading guide

Every record is graded visually, and play-tested when in doubt, using the Goldmine standard, the same scale used by Discogs sellers worldwide. Media and sleeve are always graded separately.

MMint: perfect, usually still sealed. We use this grade very rarely.
NMNear Mint: looks barely played. No visible marks, plays clean.
VG+Very Good Plus: light signs of use, minor sleeve wear. Plays great, our most common grade.
VGVery Good: visible wear, may have light surface noise that doesn't overpower the music.
G+ / GGood: plays through without skipping but with noticeable noise. Priced accordingly.
F / PFair / Poor: filler or collector copies only. Always described in the notes.

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