Today marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of Sir Henry J Wood, the first conductor of the Promenade Concerts, and a mainstay of British musical life. The Proms were founded in 1895, and Sir Henry was their guiding hand for several decades, and continued to conduct in the concert series until his death in […]
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- CRQ CD153 – Eugene Goossens conducts Vol. 2: Edison Bell and Columbia recordings
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Happy Birthday Sir Henry
by Damians78s on March 3, 2019
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Tagged Astra Desmond, Elsie Suddaby, Eva Turner, Frank Titterton, Harold Williams, Heddle Nash, Henry Wood, Isobel Baillie, Lilian Stiles Allen, Margaret Balfour, Mary Jarred, Muriel Brunskill, Norman Allin, Parry Jones, Robert Easton, Roy Henderson, Serenade to Music, Vaughan Williams, Walter Widdop
Posted by Damians78s on March 3, 2019
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2019/03/03/happy-birthday-sir-henry/
Carmen excerpts: 1920 Columbia abridged recording; highlights on LP from Walter Goehr and Erasmo Ghiglia; orchestral and choral excerpts – Weingartner, Pitt, Maclean, Ronald, Sabajno, Matacena, Mackenzie-Rogan, Weissmann, Coates; excerpts from 1911 Pathé recording; other vocal excerpts in French, English, German, Italian and Russian
It has taken a long time to prepare this update, which focuses on Bizet’s Carmen. The centrepiece is the abridged 1920 Columbia set on 10” records. This is complemented by two LPs of excerpts from the 1950s, and then a wide selection of 78s of orchestral and vocal excerpts, whether in more or less their […]
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Tagged Agustarello Affre, Albert Coates, Albert Vaguet, Alberta Hopkins, Alice Raveau, Alick Maclean, Angelo Bendinelli, Antonio Boyer, Auber, Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards, Berlioz, Betty de Jong, Bizet, Carlo Paltrinieri, Carlo Sabajno, Carmen, Carrie Tubb, Cavalleria Rusticana, Cesare Formichi, Clarence Raybould, Constance Willis, Cora Canne Meyer, Corry van Bekkum, Delibes, Dennis Noble, Die Walküre, Dmitri Smirnov, Donizetti, Eddie Ruhl, Edna Thornton, Eleanor Jones-Hudson, Elsa Stralia, Emilio de Gogorza, Enrico Spada, Erasmo Ghighlia, Ernest Pike, Fanny Anitua, Faust, Felix Weingartner, Franca Sacchi, Frank Mullings, Frank Titterton, Frieder Weissmann, Fritz Zweig, Gaston de Poumayrac, Gerard Holthaus, Gounod, Hamilton Harty, Handel, Harold Wilde, Harold Williams, Henri Albers, Il Barbiere di Siviglia, Ines Maria Ferraris, Jeanne Billa-Azéma, John Mackenzie-Rogan, Julian Clifford, La Bohème, La favorita, La Muette de Portici, La Reine de Saba, Landon Ronald, Largo, Le Damnation de Faust, Leo Blech, Leo Larsen, Les Huguenots, Leslie Heward, Lina Garavaglia, Lohengrin, Luigi Baldassare, Luigi Bolis, M. Dulac, Marguerite Mérentié, Maria Olszewska, Marie Delna, Marie Gantéri, Mascagni, Maurice Renaud, Mendelssohn, Meyerbeer, Mignon, Musica della R. Marina Italiana, Nancy Evans, Nini Frascani, Noel Eadie, Pathé, Percy Pitt, Peter Dawson, Pierre Ernest Dupré, Puccini, Rick van Veen, Robert Ainsworth, Rosa Garavaglia, Rosario Bourdon, Rossini, Roy Henderson, Saba Matacena, Saint-Saëns, Samson and Delilah, Serse, Sigrid Onegin, Songs without words, Stewart Gardner, Sylvia, Tannhäuser, Thomas, Thomas Chalmers, Violet Elliott, Wagner, Walter Goehr, Warwick Braithwaite, Webster Booth, Zonophone Operatic Party
Posted by Damians78s on October 25, 2011
https://music.damians78s.co.uk/2011/10/25/carmen-excerpts-1920-columbia-abridged-recording-highlights-on-lp-from-walter-goehr-and-erasmo-ghiglia-orchestral-and-choral-excerpts-weingartner-pitt-maclean-ronald-sabajno-matacena-macken/
Fabien Sevitzky – Arensky’s Variations on a Theme of Tchaikovsky; Marie Novello – Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody No.2; Thorpe Bates – Captain’s Song from HMS Pinafore; Joseph Batten – “March of Victory” for the National Savings Movement; Henry Wood – Vaughan Williams’s Serenade to Music (improved transfer); Michael Zacharewitsch – violin solos
The latest selection of recordings is a typically mixed bag. Firstly, Fabien Sevitzky, who has been heard here before with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, recorded slightly earlier with his own Philadelphia String Simfonietta. One product of his studio sessions was Arensky’s Variations on a Theme by Tchaikovsky, an adaptation of the third movement of Arensky’s […]
Tagged Arensky, Astra Desmond, Elsie Suddaby, Ernest Pike, Eva Turner, Fabien Sevitzky, Frank Titterton, Harold Williams, Heddle Nash, Henry Wood, HMS Pinafore, Hungarian Rhapsody, Isobel Baillie, Jospeh Batten, Lilian Stiles Allen, Liszt, March of Freedom, Margaret Balfour, Marie Novello, Mary Jarred, Michael Shepley, Michael Zacharewitsch, Muriel Brunskill, National Savings Movement, Norman Allin, Parry Jones, Peter Dawson, Robert Easton, Roy Henderson, Serenade to Music, Stanley Kirkby, Sullivan, Thorpe Bates, Variations on a Theme of Tchaikovsky, Vaughan Williams, Walter Saull, Walter Widdop
Posted by Damians78s on March 14, 2010
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