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Ave Maria ~ 1959 Version
- Original Music by Franz Schubert
- Public Domain
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- With Male Voices of the Robert Shaw
Chorale,
- Orchestra conducted by
Mitchell Ayres
- Produced by Charles Grean
and Lee Schapiro
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- Recorded in
Manhattan Center, New York City
- Recording Engineer:
Bob Simpson
- Recording
Time 4:22 P.D.
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- Recorded October 26, 1959
~ Matrix No.
K2PB-6075 Take
3
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- Single release:
RCA-45RPM-47-7650-B
- Single Flip Side: "The Lord's Prayer"
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Stereo
Single release: RCA-45RPM-61-7650
- Single Flip Side: "The Lord's Prayer"
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- With Male Voices of the Robert Shaw
Chorale,
- Orchestra conducted by
Mitchell Ayres
- Produced by Charles Grean
and Lee Schapiro
- Recorded in
Manhattan Center, New York City
- Recording Engineer:
Bob Simpson
- Recorded October 26, 1959
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- Notes:
~ Ave Maria or Hail Mary,
name given by Roman Catholics to a form of address to the
Virgin Mary,
- included in the Divine Office and in a few
antiphons of the Mass. Ave Maria are the first two
- words of the prayer that is taken from the salutation
(see Luke 1:28) of the angel Gabriel,
- traditionally
worded: "Hail, Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with
thee; blessed art thou among
- women." Appearing in
varying forms as early as the 6th century in the Liturgy
of St. James
- and others, the Ave Maria was finally
adopted as a popular devotion in the 11th century.
- The
present form was fixed by Pope Pius V in 1568 and has
been used by the Roman
- Catholic laity as widely as the
Our Father, or Lord's Prayer.
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