The Swingle Singers - Going Baroque Album

Tracklist

1	Der Fruehling (Spring)	1:32
2	Largo	2:59
3	Prelude No. 19	1:07
4	Prelude No. 24	1:55
5	Allegro	3:13
6	Solfeggietto	0:54
7	Fugue	2:20
8	Prelude No. 7	2:32
9	Gigue	1:18
10	Preambule	2:22
11	Badinerie	1:18
12	Air	2:21

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PHS 600-126	The Swingle Singers	Going Baroque ‎(LP)	Philips	PHS 600-126	US	1964
SBL7629, SBL.7629, 840 547 BY	Les Swingle Singers	Bach, Handel, Vivaldi ‎(LP, RE)	Philips, Philips, Philips	SBL7629, SBL.7629, 840 547 BY	UK	Unknown
77 225	The Swingle Singers	Van Al Barroco ‎(LP)	Philips	77 225	Spain	1964
844 825	Les Swingle Singers	Going Baroque ‎(LP, Album)	Philips	844 825	France	Unknown
B 77225 L	Les Swingle Singers	Going Baroque ‎(LP, Album, Mono)	Philips	B 77225 L	Netherlands	Unknown

Credits

• Arranged By [For Organ] – Bach (tracks: B1)
• Arranged By, Adapted By – Ward Swingle
• Bass Vocals, Baritone Vocals – Jean Cussac, Jean-Claude Briodin
• Composed By – Vivaldi (tracks: B1), Ph. E. Bach (tracks: B4), G. F. Handel (tracks: A2, B2), J. S. Bach (tracks: A1, A3 to A6, B3, B6), W. F. Bach (tracks: B5)
• Contralto Vocals – Anne Germain, Claudine Meunier
• Liner Notes – Dom Cerulli
• Soprano Vocals – Christiane Legrand, Jeanette Baucomont
• Tenor Vocals – Claude Germain, Ward Swingle

Notes

Label info:
Made in Holland.

Cover info:
Printed in Holland.

Additional track title information:
A1: Badinerie (From the Suite in B Minor)
A2: Air (From the Harpsichord Suite in E Major)
A3: Gigue (From the Cello Suite in C Major)
A4: Largo (From the Harpsichord Concerto in F Minor)
A5: Prelude No. 19 (From the Well Tempered Clavier 1st Book)
A6: Preambule (From the Partita No. 5 in G Major)
B1: Fugue (From the Estro Harmonico Op. 3, No. 11)
B2: Allegro (From the Concerto Grosso, Op. 6, No. 4)
B3: Prelude No. 7 (From the Well Tempered Clavier, 2nd Book)
B4: Solfeggietto
B5: Der Fruehling (Spring)
B6: Prelude No. 24 (From the Well Tempered Clavier, 2nd Book)

Barcodes

• Rights Society: [B.I.E.M.]
• Label Code: 840 555.1 Y
• Label Code: 840 555.2 Y

Short intro

Going Baroque released as Going Baroque: de Bach aux Baroques in France is the second album released by the Paris-based Swingle Singers. The album was a 1964 Grammy award winner for Best Performance by a Chorus. Tracks from this album are also included on the CD re-issue, compilation, Anyone for Mozart, Bach, Handel, Vivaldi and on the 11 disk Philips boxed set, Swingle Singers. Badinerie from Ouvertüre H-Moll, BWV 1067 J. Bach 1:21. The Swingle Singers: все альбомы, включая A Capella Christmas Favourites , Back to Bach: Acapella Baroque Masterpieces , Another Side of The Swingle Singers и другие. The Swingle Singers. Jazz Sebastian Bach. Swinging The Classics Jazz Club. Going Baroque. Vocal Amadeus. Mood Swings. The Most Relaxing Bach Album In The World. Ever Various artists. Listen free to The Swingle Singers Going Baroque Badinerie , Aria and Variations: The Harmonious Blacksmith and more. 12 tracks 24:52. The Swingle Singers, currently based in London, are an international a cappella phenomenon whose history dates back to 1962. For over four decades, the unmistakable sound of Swingle singing has defined the art form: virtuosic vocal agility and blend demonstrated by their signature close-microphone technique, combined with high-level entertainment that has thrilled audiences around the globe. The latest lineup of young and talented voices represents the group's transformation from pioneering classicaljazz crossover artists to contemporary vocal super-group. Their re read more. 2015 г. The Swingle Singers: Going Baroque. UMG от лица компании Emarcy Public Domain Compositions, SODRAC, Warner Chappell, CMRRA и другие авторские общества 5. Album 1964 12 Songs. Classical 1964. Badinerie From Orchestral Suite No. 2, BWV 1067. By Johann Sebastian Bach. Released: Jan 1964. Ward Swingle's Swingle Singers were formed in 1962, and stepped into the vocal jazz spotlight bigtime with the success of their first album, which was based entirely on Ward's groundbreaking vocal scat interpretations of the works of Johann Sebastian Bach. On this their second album, seven of the 12 tunes are again by Johann - but to the Swingles, their homage could only be complete if they included by works of Johann's family and friends, composers who viewed Bach as their Master. Thus we are treated to the marvelous vocal gymnastics of the Swingles on pieces by Bach's two