- September Songs (The Music Of Kurt Weill)

© 1997 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. ℗ 1997 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Manufactured by Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Distribution: Sony Music (printed on the bottom right hand corner of the rear inlay)
Made in USA. ℗ 1997 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. (printed on the disc media label)

Packaging: Standard jewel case with a clear tray and a 20-page booklet.

'The Soundtrack of a Film by Larry Weinstein'

Extract From Liner Notes:
'Produced By Rhombus Media and ZDF - German Television, in Association with Sony Classical, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Société Radio-Canada, Thirteen/WNET, RTP-Portugal, NOS-Television, ARTE, Oy Yleisradio AB (YLE), SVT and ORF, financial assistance from Telefilm Canada and Ontario Film Investment Program (OFIP).'

The track credit information listed on the rear of the inlay and in the booklet differ: the booklet listing is more comprehensive. Also, the track duration times vary slightly between the two (refer to images).

Recording History Summarized From Liner Notes (where available):
Track 1: Recorded July 13, 1994 at Electric Lady Studios and Sorcerer Sound Studios, New York; Track 2: ℗ 1994 Island Records Limited. Licensed courtesy of Island Records Limited; Track 3: Recorded January 6, 1994 at Master Control, Burbank, CA. Mixed at Sorcerer Studios, New York; Track 4: Produced under license from Nonesuch Records ℗ 1981 Elektra/Asylum/Nonesuch Records; Track 5: Recorded January 20, 1994 at Glenn Gould Studio, Toronto. Mixed at Sony Studios, New York; Track 6: Recorded 1955 Sony Music Entertainment; Track 7: Recorded at Sorcerer Sound Studios, New York (1994). [Kurt Weill Recording] ℗1991 The Kurt Weill Foundation For Music, Inc.; Track 8: Recorded live by LiveWire Remote Recorders (1994); Track 9: Recorded live at Wallace Street Studios, Toronto by LiveWire Remote Recorders. Mixed at Sorcerer Sound Studios, New York; Track 10: Produced Under License from Nonesuch Records ℗ 1986 Elektra/Asylum/Nonesuch Records. Recorded December 1985 at RCA Studios, New York; Track 11: Recorded live at Wallace Street Studios, Toronto by LiveWire Remote Recorders. Mixed at Sorcerer Sound Studios, New York; Track 13: Brecht singing "Moriat von Mackie Messer", 1930 Orchestrola record, Courtesy of the Weill-Lenya Research Centre, NY; Track 14 Recorded Feb. 27, 1994 on location at the Bottleneck Club, Lawrence, Kansas. Additional recording June 30, 1994 at Sorcerer Sound Studios, New York