David Bedford – The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner (UK 1st LP)

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David Bedford – The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner

Label:Virgin – V 2038

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album

Country:UK

Released:1975

Genre:Rock, Non-Music, Classical

Style:Modern, Prog Rock, Poetry, Spoken Word

AThe Rime Of The Ancient Mariner20:25

BThe Rime Of The Ancient Mariner20:27

• Copyright © – Universal Edition (London) Ltd.
• Phonographic Copyright ? – Virgin Records Ltd.
• Printed By – Robor Ltd.
• Recorded At – The Manor
• Recorded At – Kington Studio
• Mixed At – Morgan Studios
• Recorded At – Queen's College Hall
• Recorded At – St Giles' Cripplegate
• Published By – Universal Edition (London) Ltd.

• Artwork – Gustav Dorè*
• Choir – The Queens College Girls Choir
• Composed By – David Bedford
• Composed By [Opening And Closing Sections] – Tielman Susato
• Engineer – Michael Glossop*
• Grand Piano, Organ [Lowrie, Challenger Gem, Church], Strings [Piano Strings], Recorder [Descant And Treble], Chimes [Chime Bars], Performer [Winebottlephone], Sounds [Glorified Sound Machine], Flute [Swanee], Violin, Cymbal, Gong – David Bedford
• Guitar – Mike Oldfield
• Narrator – Robert Powell (2)
• Producer – David Bedford
• Soloist – Diana Coulson, Lucy Blackburn

This Edition has a brown/beige label with pink/purple mirrored Virgin and purple Virgin logo

Recorded at the Manor except the guitar which was recorded at the Kington Studio. Mixed at Morgan Studios. The singing was recorded by the Manor Mobile in The Queen's College Hall (with the permission of the principal, Mrs. Stephanie Fierz), the Church Organ was recorded at St. Giles Church, Cripplegate.

The narration is taken from the prose gloss which Coleridge added to his poem for the 1817 edition. This composition is not intended as a literal musical illustration of the entire poem. It is rather an attempt to evoke the mood and atmosphere of certain crucial episodes. The music which opens and closes the piece (and indeed recurs throughout) is an arrangement of Tielman Susato's Basse Danse 'La mourisque' published in 1561. The song on Side 2 is my arrangement of a traditional sea-shanty 'The Rio Grande'.

© Universal Edition (London) Ltd. 1975
? Virgin Records Ltd 1975

Printed in England by Robor Limited

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