Danzig Philharmonic Orchestra – A Night On The Bare Mountain (1963, 7" Single, UK)
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A dramatic early‑60s UK 7‑inch classical single featuring the Danzig Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Felix Heiss, released in 1963 on the Summit label (catalogue LSE 2035). Pressed as a 45 RPM single, this record presents Modest Moussorgsky’s celebrated tone poem “A Night On The Bare Mountain” in two parts, capturing the dark, atmospheric energy of the piece in a concise single‑format release.
Side A delivers Part 1, setting the scene with the brooding orchestral textures that define Moussorgsky’s work. Side B continues with Part 2, completing the dramatic arc with the same intensity and orchestral depth. These early Summit classical singles have a distinctive charm, offering accessible, well‑recorded performances in a compact format ideal for collectors of mid‑century orchestral vinyl.
A characterful addition for anyone building a collection of 1960s classical 7‑inch releases or orchestral interpretations of Romantic‑era works
Danzig Philharmonic Orchestra – A Night On The Bare Mountain (1963, 7" Single, UK)
A dramatic early‑60s UK 7‑inch classical single featuring the Danzig Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Felix Heiss, released in 1963 on the Summit label (catalogue LSE 2035). Pressed as a 45 RPM single, this record presents Modest Moussorgsky’s celebrated tone poem “A Night On The Bare Mountain” in two parts, capturing the dark, atmospheric energy of the piece in a concise single‑format release.
Side A delivers Part 1, setting the scene with the brooding orchestral textures that define Moussorgsky’s work. Side B continues with Part 2, completing the dramatic arc with the same intensity and orchestral depth. These early Summit classical singles have a distinctive charm, offering accessible, well‑recorded performances in a compact format ideal for collectors of mid‑century orchestral vinyl.
A characterful addition for anyone building a collection of 1960s classical 7‑inch releases or orchestral interpretations of Romantic‑era works
