With Christmas nearly here, it’s time for my customary festive posting. On the orchestral side of things, Stanford Robinson conducts the Nutcracker Suite, and then there’s a feast of Dickensian recordings from Bransby Williams. Then as a non-festive bonus, a monologue from Wilfrid Brambell, best known as Albert Steptoe in Steptoe and Son. He apparently […]
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- Guglielmo Fazzini
- Heinz Kraayvanger
- Jean de Reszke
- Leo Larsen
- Lorenz Fehenberger
- Nicolai Gedda
- Octave Dua
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- Paul Derenne
- Paul Franz
- Pierre Germain
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- Tudor Davies
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- CRQ CD104 – Percy Pitt conducts, Vol. 3
- CRQ CD120 – Lorenzo Molajoli conducts the Milan Symphony Orchestra
- CRQ CD131-132 – Percy Pitt conducts Vol. 4
- CRQ CD144 – Eugene Goossens conducts Gramophone premières
- CRQ CD153 – Eugene Goossens conducts Vol. 2: Edison Bell and Columbia recordings
- CRQ CD171-172 – The Virtuoso String Quartet
- CRQ CD182-183 – Alick Maclean conducts light music, Vol. 1
- CRQ CD192 – Marjorie Hayward and Una Bourne
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Stanford Robinson’s Nutcracker and Bransby Williams’s Scrooge
Posted in Orchestral, Spoken word
Posted by Damians78s on December 24, 2014
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2014/12/24/stanford-robinsons-nutcracker-and-bransby-williamss-scrooge/
Lilian Stiles Allen; Hamilton Harty and Henry Wood – Schubert; winners of Columbia’s Schubert competition; Lilac Time
The first selection of recordings this time is of the soprano Lilian Stiles-Allen. She was widely respected in her day, though her performances were confined to the concert platform and broadcasting as she was “not suited to the operatic stage.” She was one of the original sixteen soloists in Vaughan Williams’s Serenade to Music, and […]
Posted in Orchestral, Vocal/Choral
Tagged A Country Girl, Aida, Anthony Quorn, Cavalleria Rusticana, Clutsam, Dan Jones, Edith Furmedge, Edward Halland, Edward Leer, Faust, Frank Merrick, Frederica, George W Byng, Gounod, Hamilton Harty, Handel, Hardy Williamson, Henry Wood, HG Pelissier, Il Trovatore, John Barbirolli, John St. Anthony Johnson, Lehar, Lilac Time, Lilian Stiles Allen, Madama Butterfly, Mascagni, Maude Craske Day, Messiah, Monckton, Orazio Fagotti, Pax Vobiscum, Puccini, Rosamunde, Schubert, Stanford Robinson, Tessa Deane, Theodora, Two Movements in Symphonic Form, Unfinished Symphony, Verdi
Posted by Damians78s on June 7, 2010
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2010/06/07/lilian-stiles-allen-hamilton-harty-and-henry-wood-schubert-winners-of-columbias-schubert-competition-lilac-time/
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