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A1	Gentil Dama, Non Se Gana Composed By – Juan Cornago*
A2	Mi Querer Tanto Vos Quiere Composed By – Enrique
A3	Una Hija Tiene El Rey Composed By – Anonymous
A4	Una Matica De Ruda Composed By – Anonymous
A5	Si La Noche Se Hace Oscura Composed By – Anonymous
A6	Pastorico Non Te Aduermas Composed By – Anonymous
A7	Ay Triste Que Vengo Composed By – Juan Del Encina
A8	No Soy Yo Quien La Descubra Composed By – Gabriel
A9	Pase El Agua, Julieta Composed By – Anonymous
B1	Aquel Caballero, Madre Composed By – Luis Milan*
B2	Duelete De Mi, Senora Composed By – Miguel de Fuenllana
B3	De Antequera Salio El Moro Composed By – Miguel de Fuenllana
B4	De Los Alamos Vengo , Madre Composed By – Miguel de Fuenllana
B5	Enfermo Estaba Antioco Composed By – Esteban Daza
B6	Dame Cogida En Tu Hato Composed By – Esteban Daza
B7	Morenica, Dame Un Beso Composed By – Juan Vasquez
B8	Senora, Si Te Olvidare Composed By – Enriquez De Valderrabano*
B9	De Donde Venis, Amore Composed By – Enriquez De Valderrabano*

Companies, etc.

• Published By – Worlco

Credits

• Alto Recorder – Ramón Benet
• Artwork – José M. Lamaña*
• Ensemble – Ars Musicae*
• Fiddle [Alto Fiddle] – Fernando Martínez, Otto Schwarz
• Fiddle [Lira da Braccio] – Fernando Martínez
• Fiddle [Tenor Fiddle] – Maria Capdevila
• Liner Notes – Victoria De Los Angeles
• Liner Notes [English translations of the songs by] – Nigel Glendinning
• Lute – Graciano Tarragó
• Recorder [Bass Recorder] – Antonio Figueras
• Recorder [Tenor Recorder] – Andrés Figueras
• Soprano Vocals – Victoria De Los Angeles
• Vihuela [Vihuela de Mano] – Graciano Tarragó
• Viol [Bass Viol] – Maria Capdevila
• Viol [Tenor Viol] – Antonio Figueras
• Viol [Treble Viol], Photography – Otto Schwarz

Notes

Australian WRC pressing for the Record Society, sourced from original stampers and featuring unique sleeve art, housed in a heavy plastic satchel, which also contains a lavish LP-sized 20-page booklet on textured paper (offset lithograph), printed in Spain. The LP, in contrast, is housed in the plainest of sleeves. Limited edition of 1000, with each sleeve stamped with its individual number, à la White Album...

The mono version is best identified by the label - the mono has "4001", while the stereo has "S-4001". The catalogue numbers from 4000 were reserved for special editions by The Record Society, but in mid-1965, World Record Club began standardising their numbering, and began issuing all their LPs (except the Connoisseur Series) with the same numbering sequence, starting with 4004.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout (Side 1 label): 2XKA1005 2XS2077
• Matrix / Runout (Side 2 label): 2XKA1006 2XS2078
• Matrix / Runout (Side 1 runout - handwritten): 2XKA 1005 2XS 2077
• Matrix / Runout (Side 2 runout - handwritten): 2XKA 1006 2XS 2078

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ALP 1883	Victoria De Los Angeles, Ars Musicae*	Victoria De Los Angeles, Ars Musicae* - Spanish Song Of The Renaissance ‎(LP, Mono)	His Master's Voice	ALP 1883	UK	1961
LALP 637	Victoria De Los Angeles, Ars Musicae*	Victoria De Los Angeles, Ars Musicae* - Canciones Españolas Del Renacimiento ‎(LP, Mono)	La Voz De Su Amo	LALP 637	Spain	1963
ASD 452	Victoria De Los Angeles	Spanish Song Of The Renaissance ‎(LP)	His Master's Voice	ASD 452	UK & Ireland	1961
ASDF 729	Victoria De Los Angeles, Ars Musicae*	Victoria De Los Angeles, Ars Musicae* - Melodies Espagnoles De La Renaissance ‎(LP, Mono)	La Voix De Son Maître	ASDF 729	France	1961
S-4001, 4001	Victoria De Los Angeles, The Ars Musicae Ensemble*	Victoria De Los Angeles, The Ars Musicae Ensemble* - Spanish Song Of The Renaissance ‎(LP, Album, Club, Ltd)	The Record Society, World Record Club, The Record Society	S-4001, 4001	Australia	1962