Luis Cobos – Capriccio Russo: Sealed LP vinyl

Description

Luis Cobos – Capriccio Russo on vinyl LP

Capriccio Russo This is an instrumental album by Luis Cobos with the Moscow RTV Grand Symphony Orchestra. This 1986 CBS edition brings together pieces from the Russian repertoire and orchestral arrangements.

• Format: vinyl LP
• Seal and reference: CBS, 450338 1
• Year of publication: 1986
• Gender: popular classical, instrumental and orchestral music
• State: New, with original seal
• Weight: 190 g
• Measures: 31 × 31 × 1 cm

Track listing

Side A

1. Capriccio Russo
2. Dances
3. Slavic March
4. Piccolo Concerto

Side B

1. Rhythmic Sketches
2. One September Night
3. Waltzes

The edition indicates production by CBS Records, directed by Luis Cobos, and manufacturing in Spain by CBS Records, SA. The sleeve indicates printing by Indugraf Madrid, SA. The repertoire is organized into seven main sections: four on side A and three on side B. The titles include a title track, dances, a march, a piccolo concerto, rhythmic sketches, a nocturne, and waltzes. This description is limited to the printed titles and credits; it does not attribute soloists to each section, nor does it provide unconfirmed playback conditions. The copy retains its original seal and is therefore offered as new, not as a tested record.

Luis Cobos was born in Campo de Criptana and began his musical training there. The professional biography published by the Zaragoza City Council indicates that he studied solfège and music theory, learned to play the requinto guitar, and joined the Beethoven Philharmonic Band as a child; he also played alto saxophone in the Mambo Orchestra. In 1968, he founded the group Conexión, which the biography associates with jazz and soul influences, before developing his work as a musical director and producer. In 1982, he recorded Operetta with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, a period that preceded several widely distributed instrumental albums. The same biography includes Capriccio Russo Among his later works, it mentions Cobos's collaboration with the Moscow Symphony Orchestra. This background places this 1986 release within his discography without confusing it with his other albums. Consult the Biography of Luis Cobos and their biographical and professional data.

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