L'Histoire Du Soldat / Piano Rag – Music / Ebony Concerto / Ragtime

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Piano Rag Music Piano – Jan Novotný	3:00
A2	Ragtime For 11 Instruments Conductor – Karel KrautgartnerOrchestra – Karel Krautgartner And His Orchestra*	4:00
Ebony Concerto Cimbalom – Kateřina ZlatníkováClarinet, Conductor – Karel KrautgartnerOrchestra – Karel Krautgartner And His Orchestra*	(8:40)
A3a	Allegro Moderato	3:20
A3b	Andante	2:05
A3c	Moderato. Con Moto. Moderato. Vivo	3:15
Histoire Du Soldat (The Soldier's Tale) Conductor – Libor PešekOrchestra – Chamber Harmony*	(25:40)
B1a	The Soldiers' March	1:45
B1b	Dancing Tunes. Music To Scene 2	5:25
B1c	The Royal March	2:35
B1d	The Little Concert	3:15
B1e	Three Dances (Tango, Walz, Ragtime)	6:05
B1f	The Devil's Dance	1:25
B1g	Great Chorale	2:40
B1h	Triumphant March Of The Devil	2:30

Companies, etc.

• Recorded At – Supraphon Studios
• Distributed By – Artia
• Published By – E.H. Morris Ltd.
• Published By – J. & W. Chester

Credits

• Cover – František Nový
• Engineer [Sound And Cut] – Erich Kunze, František Burda
• Recording Supervisor [Recording Director] – Dr. E. Herzog*
• Sleeve Notes – Dr. Kamil Šlapák*

Notes

First Category on covers. 2nd on labels. No Category on spine.
Front cover laminated.
Flipback cover (top and bottom).

Spine text: "Stravinsky: Jazz Compositions Supraphon"

Back cover info:
Side B complete title: "Histoire Du Soldat (The Soldier's Tale) (Suite From The Ballet On The Text By C. F. Ramuz)"
"Stereo compatible"
Credited liner notes in English, Russian, German and French.
"Recorded in the Supraphon Studios in Prague"
Boxed non Artists credits in English and Russian.
"Made in Czechoslovakia"

Center-label info:
Blue label with silver text. Rim text in English."Supraphon" logo text in blue over silver arc of circle banner.
Tracklist and credits in English.
"Made in Czechoslovakia"
"℗ 1969" on both sides.
“33" in two overlapping rings at the left of spinge hole. "STEREO" at the right.

Credit discrepancy: for side B, “Chamber Harmony” is credited on back cover; “Prague Chamber Ensemble of Wind Instruments” appears credited on center label.
Side B previously released on m726961 Stravinsky*, Czech Philharmonic Chorus Conductor: Karel Ančerl, Chamber Ensamble Of Wind Instruments* Conductor: Libor Pešek - Les Noces - Histoire Du Soldat .

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout (Matrix label side A): E 1020
• Matrix / Runout (Matrix label side B): E 476
• Matrix / Runout (Runout stamped side A): E 1020/H B
• Matrix / Runout (Runout stamped side B): E 476/0 B
• Rights Society (Label sides A and B): BIEM
• Other (Retail price code): F
• Other (Manufacturing date code): 70 2

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
1 10 0467	Igor Stravinskij*	Skladby Igora Stravinského Inspirované Jazzem ‎(LP, Comp, Club)	Supraphon, Gramofonový Klub	1 10 0467	Czechoslovakia	1968
SUA ST 50968, 50968	Stravinsky*, Jan Novotný (Piano), Karel Krautgartner And His Orchestra*, Chamber Harmony* / Libor Pešek	Stravinsky*, Jan Novotný (Piano), Karel Krautgartner And His Orchestra*, Chamber Harmony* / Libor Pešek - L'Histoire Du Soldat / Piano Rag – Music / Ebony Concerto / Ragtime ‎(LP, Comp, RP)	Supraphon, Supraphon	SUA ST 50968, 50968	Czechoslovakia	1972
SUA ST 50968	Stravinsky*	L'histoire Du Soldat / Piano Rag - Music / Ebony Concerto / Ragtime ‎(LP, Comp)	Supraphon	SUA ST 50968	Czechoslovakia	1969
SUA ST 50968, 50968	Stravinsky*, Jan Novotný (Piano) Karel Krautgartner And His Orchestra*, Chamber Harmony* / Libor Pešek	Stravinsky*, Jan Novotný (Piano) Karel Krautgartner And His Orchestra*, Chamber Harmony* / Libor Pešek - L'Histoire Du Soldat / Piano Rag – Music, Ebony Concerto, Ragtime ‎(LP, Comp, RP)	Supraphon, Supraphon	SUA ST 50968, 50968	Czechoslovakia	1974