Carlo Maria Giulini, Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra - "Beethoven: Sinfonie Nr. 3 »Eroica«" Original Source label_Whispering Pines Studios in this case this copy

in this case this copy was the better choice as the tape has incurred less overall wear and sounds much better than the original

and whatever emotional response it provoked

additional engineering on "Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast" Additional musicians EMI Pops Orchestra - brass and orchestral sections (uncredited) Haflidi Hallgrimsson - cello (uncredited) John Alldis Choir - vocals Alan Styles - voice and sound effects on "Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast" (uncredited) ProductionPeter Bown - engineering Alan Parsons - engineering (misspelled as "Allan Parsons" on the original sleeve) Ron Geesin - orchestration and co-composition on Atom Heart Mother (uncredited on sleeve) James Guthrie - 1994 remastering

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Features updated artwork

Carlo Maria Giulini, Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra - "Beethoven: Sinfonie Nr. 3 »Eroica«" Original Source label_Whispering Pines Studios in this case this copyBeethoven began composing his Third Symphony shortly after his increasing deafness and suicidal thoughts became public knowledge. The 'heroic' style of this symphony can be interpreted as a musical expression of his triumph over personal suffering. But the symphony also has enormous musical significance: with the 'Eroica,' Beethoven expanded the symphonic form and thus changed the expectations of a four part symphony for the next two centuries.