 Robert Craft (1923–2015)
Twentieth Century Classics Ensemble (New York), 2004.Read moreCollapseTwentieth Century Classics Ensemble (New York), 2004.
Igor Stravinsky
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Requiem Canticles for contralto, bass, chorus and orchestra, K106
Robert Craft (conductor), Donald Gramm (bass-baritone), Charles Bressler (tenor), Elaine Bonazzi (mezzo-soprano), Gregg Smith (conductor), Columbia Symphony Orchestra 
Linda Anderson - soprano. Ithaca College Concert Choir. October 11, 1966, New YorkRead moreCollapseLinda Anderson - soprano. Ithaca College Concert Choir. October 11, 1966, New York
Igor Stravinsky
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“Abraham and Isaac”, sacred ballad for baritone and chamber orchestra, K101
Robert Craft (conductor), Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Richard Frish - baritone. January 24, 1967 (Hollywood), July 11, October 2 & November 17 1969 (New York).Read moreCollapseRichard Frish - baritone. January 24, 1967 (Hollywood), July 11, October 2 & November 17 1969 (New York).
Igor Stravinsky
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Four Russian Songs for mezzo-soprano, flute, harp and guitar, K083
Adrienne Albert (mezzo-soprano), Laurindo Almeida (guitar), Robert Craft (conductor), Louise Di Tullio (flute), Dorothy Remsen (harp)
MONO. In rus. Adrienne Albert - Canto; Louise di Tulio - Flute; Dorothy Remsen - Harp; Laurina Almeida - Guitar. Recorded in Hollywood CA, Novemer 30, 1965.Read moreCollapseMONO. In rus. Adrienne Albert - Canto; Louise di Tulio - Flute; Dorothy Remsen - Harp; Laurina Almeida - Guitar. Recorded in Hollywood CA, Novemer 30, 1965.
Igor Stravinsky
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“The Owl and the Pussy-Cat”, song for soprano and piano, K107
Robert Craft (conductor)
Adrienne Albert - soprano, Robert Craft - piano. August 18, 1967, New York.Read moreCollapseAdrienne Albert - soprano, Robert Craft - piano. August 18, 1967, New York.
Igor Stravinsky
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Variations in memory of Aldous Huxley for Orchestra, K103
Robert Craft (conductor), Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Igor Stravinsky
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“The Flood”, musical play, K098
Robert Craft (conductor), Richard Robinson (tenor), John Reardon (Baritone), Robert Oliver (bass), Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Richard Robinson - Lucifer/Satan, John Reardon & Robert Oliver - Voice of God/ Noah`s Sons, Laurence Harvey - narrator, Sebastian Cabot - Noah, Elsa Lanchester - Noah`s Wife, Paul Tripp - Caller. March 28 & 31, 1962, Hollywood.Read moreCollapseRichard Robinson - Lucifer/Satan, John Reardon & Robert Oliver - Voice of God/ Noah`s Sons, Laurence Harvey - narrator, Sebastian Cabot - Noah, Elsa Lanchester - Noah`s Wife, Paul Tripp - Caller. March 28 & 31, 1962, Hollywood.
Arnold Schoenberg
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Chamber Symphony No. 2 in E-flat minor, Op. 38
Robert Craft (conductor), Philharmonia Orchestra
Igor Stravinsky
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Epitaphium for the tombstone of Prince Max Egon zu Fürstenberg for flute, clarinet and harp, K090
Arthur Gleghorn (flute), Robert Craft (conductor)
Kalman Bloch - clarinet, Dorothy Remson - harp. January 25, 1961, Hollywood.Read moreCollapseKalman Bloch - clarinet, Dorothy Remson - harp. January 25, 1961, Hollywood.
Arnold Schoenberg
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Prelude for mixed chorus and orchestra, Op. 44
Robert Craft (conductor), Philharmonia Orchestra
Igor Stravinsky
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Double Canon in memory of Raoul Dufy for string quartet, K092
Israel Baker (violin), Robert Craft (conductor), George Neikrug (cello)
Otis Ingleman - violin, Sanford Schobach - viola. January 25, 1961, HollywoodRead moreCollapseOtis Ingleman - violin, Sanford Schobach - viola. January 25, 1961, Hollywood
Arnold Schoenberg
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Variations for Orchestra, Op. 31
Robert Craft (conductor), Philharmonia Orchestra
Arnold Schoenberg
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Orchestration of Johannes Brahms’s Piano Quartet No. 1 in G minor
Robert Craft (conductor), Philharmonia Orchestra
Anton von Webern
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Orchestration of Bach’s six-part Ricercar from “The Musical Offering”
Robert Craft (conductor), Philharmonia Orchestra 
Twentieth Century Classics Ensemble. 2008, USARead moreCollapseTwentieth Century Classics Ensemble. 2008, USA
Igor Stravinsky
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Ballet “Petrushka”, K012
Igor Stravinsky (conductor), Robert Craft (conductor), Columbia Symphony Orchestra
February 12, 15, 17 1960 & January 1967 (Kraft), Hollywood.Read moreCollapseFebruary 12, 15, 17 1960 & January 1967 (Kraft), Hollywood.
Arnold Schoenberg
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Prelude and Fugue in E-flat major for Organ by J. S. Bach BWV 552 arranged for large orchestra by A. Schoenberg
Robert Craft (conductor), Philharmonia Orchestra
Igor Stravinsky
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Three Japanese Lyrics for soprano and chamber ensemble, K016
Evelyn Lear (soprano), Robert Craft (conductor), Columbia Symphony Orchestra
MONO. In rus. Columbia Chamber Orchestra. Recorded in Hollywood CA, June 10, 1968.Read moreCollapseMONO. In rus. Columbia Chamber Orchestra. Recorded in Hollywood CA, June 10, 1968.
Igor Stravinsky
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Ballet “The Rite of Spring”, K015
Robert Craft (conductor), Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow State Philharmonic
Igor Stravinsky
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Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra, K050
Philippe Entremont (piano), Robert Craft (conductor), Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Igor Stravinsky
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“Les Noces”, Russian choreographic scenes, K040
Robert Craft (conductor), Mildred Allen (soprano), Adrienne Albert (mezzo-soprano), Gregg Smith (conductor), Gregg Smith Singers
Mildred Allen - soprano, Adrienne Albert - mezzo-soprano, Jack Litten - tenor, William Metcalf - bass. Gregg Smith Singers. Ithaca College Concert Choir (director Gregg Smith). Columbia Percussion Ensemble. Recorded: December 20, 1965, New York.Read moreCollapseMildred Allen - soprano, Adrienne Albert - mezzo-soprano, Jack Litten - tenor, William Metcalf - bass. Gregg Smith Singers. Ithaca College Concert Choir (director Gregg Smith). Columbia Percussion Ensemble. Recorded: December 20, 1965, New York.
1. Mein Herz in steten Treuen, op. 49 (1948); 2. Der Mai tritt ein mit Freuden, op. 49 (1948); 3. Herzlieblich Lieb, durch Scheiden (1928); 4. Es gingen zwei Gespielen gut, op. 49 (1948); 5. Es gingen zwei Gespielen gut (1928); 6. Schein uns, du Liebe Sonne (1928). SIMON JOLY SINGERS, London, 2005.Read moreCollapse1. Mein Herz in steten Treuen, op. 49 (1948); 2. Der Mai tritt ein mit Freuden, op. 49 (1948); 3. Herzlieblich Lieb, durch Scheiden (1928); 4. Es gingen zwei Gespielen gut, op. 49 (1948); 5. Es gingen zwei Gespielen gut (1928); 6. Schein uns, du Liebe Sonne (1928). SIMON JOLY SINGERS, London, 2005.
Arnold Schoenberg
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Chorale Preludes by J. S. Bach BWV 654 and BWV 667, orchestrated by A. Schoenberg
Robert Craft (conductor), Philharmonia Orchestra
Igor Stravinsky
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Three Tales for Children for voice and piano, K024
Evelyn Lear (soprano), Robert Craft (conductor), Columbia Symphony Orchestra
MONO. ¹ 1, `Tilim-bom`. Recorded in Hollywood CA, June 10,1968Read moreCollapseMONO. ¹ 1, `Tilim-bom`. Recorded in Hollywood CA, June 10,1968
Anton von Webern
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Cantata No. 2 for Soprano, Bass, Mixed Chorus and Orchestra, Op. 31
Robert Craft (conductor), David Wilson-Johnson (bass), Claire Booth (soprano), Philharmonia Orchestra, Simon Joly Chorale
Arnold Schoenberg
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Concerto in B-flat major for string quartet and orchestra (after Handel)
Robert Craft (conductor)
Fred Sherry String Quartet • Twentieth Century Classics Ensemble. 2003Read moreCollapseFred Sherry String Quartet • Twentieth Century Classics Ensemble. 2003
Arnold Schoenberg
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“Die glückliche Hand”, drama with music, Op. 18
Robert Craft (conductor), Philharmonia Orchestra
Mark Beesley, bass. The Simon Joly Chorale. Philharmonia Orchestra. London, 2000Read moreCollapseMark Beesley, bass. The Simon Joly Chorale. Philharmonia Orchestra. London, 2000
Arnold Schoenberg
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5 pieces for orchestra, Op. 16
Robert Craft (conductor), London Symphony Orchestra
Igor Stravinsky
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Symphonic poem “Song of the Nightingale”, K026
Robert Craft (conductor), Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Arnold Schoenberg
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Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 36
Rolf Schulte (violin), Robert Craft (conductor), Philharmonia Orchestra
Los Angeles Contemporary Music Ensemble, 1959Read moreCollapseLos Angeles Contemporary Music Ensemble, 1959
Igor Stravinsky
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Symphonies of Wind Instruments in memory of Claude Debussy, K036
Robert Craft (conductor), Columbia Symphony Orchestra
Columbia Symphomy Winds & Brass. Recording - October 11, 1966, New York.Read moreCollapseColumbia Symphomy Winds & Brass. Recording - October 11, 1966, New York.
Arnold Schoenberg
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“A Survivor from Warsaw” for narrator, male chorus and orchestra, Op. 46
Robert Craft (conductor), David Wilson-Johnson (bass), Philharmonia Orchestra
Orchestra Selected From Hollywood Film StudiosRead moreCollapseOrchestra Selected From Hollywood Film Studios
Anton von Webern
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Five Pieces for String Quartet, Op. 5
Robert Craft (conductor), Philharmonia Orchestra
Arnold Schoenberg
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Psalm 130 “De profundis” for six-part mixed chorus a cappella, Op. 50b
Robert Craft (conductor)
Igor Stravinsky
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Two Poems of Konstantin Balmont for voice and piano, K013
Evelyn Lear (soprano), Robert Craft (conductor)
In rus. Columbia Chamber Orchestra. January 24, 1967, Hollywood.Read moreCollapseIn rus. Columbia Chamber Orchestra. January 24, 1967, Hollywood.
Igor Stravinsky
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Danses concertantes for chamber orchestra, K063
Robert Craft (conductor), Columbia Chamber Ensemble
Recorded: January 20, 1967, HollywoodRead moreCollapseRecorded: January 20, 1967, Hollywood
Orchestra Selected From Hollywood Film Studios, conductor Robert Craft.Read moreCollapseOrchestra Selected From Hollywood Film Studios, conductor Robert Craft.
Orchestra Selected From Hollywood Film Studios, conductor Robert Craft.Read moreCollapseOrchestra Selected From Hollywood Film Studios, conductor Robert Craft.
Arnold Schoenberg
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(Monn) Concerto for Cello and Orchestra in D major
Fred Sherry (cello), Robert Craft (conductor), Philharmonia Orchestra
Igor Stravinsky
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Mass for mixed chorus and double wind quintet, K077
Robert Craft (conductor), Adrienne Albert (mezzo-soprano), Gregg Smith Singers
Linda Anderson - soprano, Adrienne Albert - contralto (Gloria). Gregg Smith Singers. Columbia Symphony Winds & Brass. October 11, 1966, New York.Read moreCollapseLinda Anderson - soprano, Adrienne Albert - contralto (Gloria). Gregg Smith Singers. Columbia Symphony Winds & Brass. October 11, 1966, New York.
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