Rare Masterpiece on Pristine 24 Karat Gold CD!
Limited to 2,500 Numbered Copies!
Taken from the 1994 Digital Transfer from the Original Analogue Master Tapes by Robert C. Ludwig of Gateway Mastering
UHQCD Packaging
16-Page Booklet
Disc Made in Japan

Musicians
Arturo Delmoni violin
Meg Bachman Vas piano

An early TAS List recommendation, Arturo Delmoni’s unparalleled artistry is captured on this near-mythical analog recording by David Hancock. Impex presents this rare masterpiece (which has had no official release in two decades) on pristine 24K Gold Compact Disc to dazzle a new generation of music lovers and audiophiles alike. Limited to 2,500 individually numbered copies, Songs My Mother Taught Me will continue in its elite rarity.

Songs My Mother Taught Me was recorded by David Hancock at the Church of the Holy Trinity, New York City, on May 8-9, 1982. The sessions were jointly produced by Arturo Delmoni, David Hancock, and John Marks. Arturo Delmoni plays a violin by Antonio Stradivari, 1721.

Mr. Hancock used a Studer A-80 1/2″ two-track (30 i.p.s.) analog tape recorder and two Cambridge C35 ribbon microphones. No equalization or noise reduction was employed.

This 24k Gold CD was made from a digital transfer from the original analogue master tapes by Robert C. Ludwig of Gateway Mastering in 1994 for John Marks Records.