baritone vocals Gustav Bauer
baritone vocals Ladislav Illavský
baritone vocals Laszlo Kunz
baritone vocals Pedro Liendo
bass vocals Franz Handlos
bass vocals Karl Kastler
bombarde [alto] Richard Erig
cornett [alto], bagpipes František Pok
countertenor vocals Hans Breitschopf
countertenor vocals, percussion Zeger Vandersteene
design Relations, Arles
dulcimer [tympanon], tambourine [tambour de basque], timbales [small copper], drum [tabor], cymbal, cymbal [shell], bells [double] Walter Schiefer
ensemble Clemencic Consort
ensemble Schola
hurdy gurdy, vocals, narrator René Zosso
leader, conductor, recorder [sopranino], flute [shepherd's flute], regal [portable organ], whistle, liner notes René Clemencic
lute, rabab [rubebe], drum [turkish tabor] András Kecskés
photography by Zodiaque
recorded by Pierre Studer
vielle [alto, tenor], rebab [rabâb], bells [cat bells] Spiros Rantos
written-by [carmina burana] Anonymous
zither [scheitholz] Anne Osnowycz
Printed By Glory (2)
Distributed By CBS Disques
Pressed By C.I.D.I.S.
Catalogue No. given as HMU 336 on label and HM 336 on sleeve. Recorded at the Prelates' Hall of the Schottenstift (Scottish Abbey) in Vienna. Played on period instruments. Includes gatefold liner notes, the medieval Latin poems and song texts, and 2 sided insert. Polylined inner sleeve dated: N / 22 / 79.

Cover shows a detail of the Bayeux Tapestry

Price Code: K (Circled)