/cgi-bin/koha/opac-search.pl?q=ccl=Provider%3ADecca%20Records%20%20and%20au%3AMozart&format=rss2 3 0 50 ISBN /cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=190311 By Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus. U.S Decca Records 1780 , Sample copy not for sale Donated by Foy Nissen no. 129 Printed in U.S.A Recorded by Deutschmark Grammophon Conductor -Igor Markevitch, Orchestra- The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra

]]> /cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=190311 ISBN /cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=190252 By Mozart. Venezuela Decca Records 1964 , Donated by Foy Nissen collection no. 196 U.N. International piano festival - A benefit concert. | my images: front cover, gatefold jacket ; rear cover ; title page of program booklet insert ; side 1, vinyl label ; side 2 label. program booklet comprises 10 pages, including the jacket interior 'pages'. Reference: UNHCR 01 January 1965 document < http://www.unhcr.org/3ae68c644.html > at its paragraph 145: "145. The main single feature of UNHCR’s Public Information and Programme Support activities was the release of the second long-playing record “International Piano Festival” in October 1964. The first record “All-Star Festival”, issued in February 1963, had brought together thirteen popular singers and by the end of 1964 had yielded total net proceeds of some $1.4 million. Following the same pattern in the classical field, “International Piano Festival” presents a one-hour benefit concert by six eminent pianists: Claudio Arrau, Wilhelm Backhaus, Alexander Brailowsky, Robert Casadesus, Byron Janis and Wilhelm Kempff. At the end of the year, 100,000 copies had been bought in Europe and Japan - sales are now also starting in other continents. As with “All-Star Festival” a number of countries waived customs duties or taxes on the importation or sale of the record, thus substantially increasing UNHCR’s proceeds. As part of the promotional campaign, UNHCR produced a television film and supplied photographs and other publicity materials. United Nations information centres and TAB Resident Representatives in many parts of the world responded enthusiastically to UNHCR’s request for their co-operation in promoting the sale of the record and often helped to achieve outstanding results. Private groups, particularly in Scandinavia, also co-operated most effectively on this project. Apart from their fund-raising value, UNHCR’s phonograph records have proved successful in bringing information on the work of UNHCR to the attention of many people who would otherwise be unaware of the problems of refugees." | Composed By – Franz Liszt (tracks: B3), Franz Schubert (tracks: A2), Frédéric Chopin (tracks: B2), Ludwig van Beethoven (tracks: B1), Robert Schumann (tracks: A3-A4), Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (tracks: A1) Piano – Alexander Brailowsky (tracks: B2), Byron Janis (tracks: B3), Claudio Arrau (tracks: A3-A4), Robert Casadesus (tracks: A1), Wilhelm Backhaus (tracks: B1), Wilhelm Kempff (tracks: A2) | Matrix / Runout (Label side A): 111 355.1 L Matrix / Runout (Label side B): 111 355.2 L

]]> /cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=190252 ISBN /cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?biblionumber=190125 By Gluck, Chriistopher . UK | London Decca Records 1975 , Donated by Foy Nissen collection No. 209 Made In England Sleeve printed in England Laminated with 'Clarifoli' made by British Celanese Limited

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