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Arthuro Toscanini (conductor)
Recorded: May 1941, New York.
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, Arturo Toscanini. New York, March 17, 1935.
The BBC Symphony Orchestra / Year 1935
Carnegie Hall, 9 may 1940
Recorded: December 6, 1953, New York.
CHORUS - Robert Shaw. Recorded: 02/18/1950, New York.
The NBC Symphony Orchestra / Year 1947
Recorded 1954. One of the conductor`s last recordings with the NBC Orchestra.
The NBC Symphony Orchestra / Year 1944
Chorus master - Robert Show. 1952.
Recorded: March 11, 1940, New York. Cadenzas - Auer-Heifetz & Joachim-Heifetz.
Gladys Swarthout - mezzo-soprano, Jon Garrison - tenor, Nicola Moscona - bass. February 9-16, 1947.
Recorded: March 22, 1952, New York.
NBC Symphony Orchestra, 1953
Recorded: December 3, 1951, New York.
Recorded: February 6, 1951, New York.
Nicola Moscona, Bruna Castagna, Zinka Milanov, Jussi Björling / CHORUS: Westminster / The NBC Symphony Orchestra / Year 1940
Recorded: November 4, 1952, New York.
Transcription by O. Respighi. Recording - November 22 , 1947
Recorded: 03/14/1954, New York.
NBC Symphony Orchestra, Earl Wild piano, Benny Goodman clarinet
New York, Carnegie Hall, December 12, 1949.
Late 30`s recording, NBC SO Orchestra.
BARITONE : Giuseppe Valdengo & Frank Guarrera / ORCHESTRA : The NBC Symphony Orchestra / SOPRANO : Herva Nelli / TENOR : / Year 1950
Helge Roswaege, Jarmila Novotna, Willi Dormgraf-Fassbaender, Dora Komarek, Julie Osvath, Alexander Kipnis. 1937, Salzburg.
Recorded: February 28, 1954, New York.
The NBC Symphony Orchestra / Year 1943
Recorded: November 7, 1949 & October 5, 1951, Carnegie Hall, New York.
VIOLONCELLO : Edmond Kurzes / ORCHESTRA : Year 1945
Recorded: November 6, 1951, New York.
Nocturne No. 1 Clouds (Nuages)
Recorded: March 24, 1946, New York.
Recorded: 8 November 1947, New York.
Hans Hermann Nissen, Maria Reining, Herbert Alsen, Hermann Wiedemann, Henk Noor, Richard Sallaba, Kerstin Thorborg. 1937, Salzburg.
4. Psyché et Eros. Allegretto modéré
ZAMPA. NBC Symphony Orchestra, 1952
Recorded: February 3, 1951, New York.
Act IV - Prelude. NBC Symphony Orchestra, 1952
NBC Symphony Orchestra, 1946-47
Recorded: February 11, 1952, New York.
Recorded: December 13, 1953, New York.
Overture to `The Marriage of Figaro`. NBC Symphony Orchestra, conductor Arturo Toscanini. Rec. 5 December 1943.
August 9, 1945, New York.
Recorded: December 5, 1943.
Carlton Cooley - viola. 1953.
Aida – Herva Nelli Amneris – Eva Gustavson Radames – Richard Tucker Amonasro – Giuseppe Valdengo Ramfis – Norman Scott Il re dell`Egitto – Dennis Harbour Una messaggero – Virginio Assandri Una sacerdotessa – Teresa Stich-Randall NBC Symphony Orchestra Conductor: Arturo Toscanini Broadcast recording: March 26 (1-2 dd.) and April 2 (3-4 dd.), 1949, New York, Studio 8-H.
Recorded: April 9, 1944, New York.
Recorded: March 29, 1941, New York.
Act III - Dance of the Water Nymphs. NBC Symphony Orchestra, 1952
Arturo Toscanini, NBC Symphony Orchestra. The Radio Years, Christmas Concert 1937.
November 26, 1944, New York.
The NBC Symphony Orchestra / Year 1938
NBC Symphony Orchestra, conductor Arturo Toscanini. Rec. 5 December 1943.
Overture. May 11, 1946. The 1st number of the concert at the post-war opening of the La Scala Theater. (The 2nd number was the wedding chorus from `William Tell`.
Michael PIASTRO (violin); Ania DORFMAN (piano); Josef SCHUSTER (cello); NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA. Recorded in Carnegie Hall, New York City (USA), May 1, 1942.
From the opera ``Louise Miller`` - 2 d. 3 k. Recitative and aria of Rudolf. Conductor - Arturo Toscanini. Studio recording in the presence of listeners. July 25, 1943.
3 movement - Serenade (Scherzo) from Rustic Wedding Symphony. New York Philharmonic, 1936 recording
Cloe Elmo, Cesare Ciepi. Ðåêâèåì: `Recordare` - 4:24, `Libera me Domini` - 13:35. May 26, 1950, Milan.
From the opera ``The Lombards`` - 3d.3k. Introduction, dialogue between Giselda and Oronte and trio with the Hermit (Pagano). Giselda - Vivian Della Chiesa (soprano), Oronte - Jean Pierce (tenor), Pagano - Nicola Mascona (bass). Conducted by Arturo Toscanini. Violin solo - Misha Mishakov. Studio recording in the presence of listeners. January 31, 1941
Recorded: February 24, 1935, New York.
`Dal tuo stellato soglio`. Recorded: May 11, 1946.
Wedding choir on May 11, 1946. La Scala Theater Choir. - The 2nd number of the concert at the post-war opening of La Scala. (The 1st number was the overture to the `Magpie Thief`, the 3rd was the dance from the 1st d. `William Tell`)
NBC Symphony Orchestra / 1945
December 1944 - June 1945. Leonore - Rose Bampton, Florestan - Jan Peerce, Pizarro - Herbert Janssen, Rocco - Sidor Belarsky, Marzelline - Eleanor Steber, Jaquino - Joseph Laderoute, Fernando - Nicola Moscona.
Live - 3 December 1938 - Overture
Recorded: July 7, 1946, Lucerne.
Josefina Burzio, contralto
1939
2nd act of the opera. November 22, 1952. The NBC Symphony Orchestra. Robert Shaw`s Choir. Dir. Arturo Toscanini. Nan Merriman (Orpheus), Barbara Gibson (blessed soul).
Recorded: October 1, 1952, Royal Festival Hall, London (live).
Live - 22 February 1941 - Act 1 - Excerpt: From `Ein schwert` to end of act.
Romeo & Juliette: Queen Mab - Scherzo. 1953.
Conductor – Arturo Toscanini, Otello– Ramon Vinay, Desdemona– Herva Nelli, Jago– Giuseppe Valdengo, Emilia – Nan Merriman,
Orchestra – NBC Symphony Orchestra, Recorded December 6th & 13th, 1947 at Studio 8-H
Live - 1 and 8 December 1946 - Licia Albanese (Violetta), Jan Peerce (Alfredo), Robert Merrill (Germont), Maxine Stellman (Flora), Joanne Moreland (Annina), John Garris (Gastone), George Cehanovsky (Barone), Paul Dennis (D`Obigny), Arthur Newman (Dottore)
Live - 4 December 1948 - Overture
New York, Carnegie Hall, December 17, 1951.
Recorded: November 26, 1951, New York.
Live - 31 March 1946 - Overture
Dance Nr.1: `Per boschi e per campi` (`Over Fields and Woods`). Allegretto. - Dance Nr 2: `Un balletto rustico` (`Rustic Dance`). Allegro. // NBC Orchestra, Arturo Toscanini conductor, 1941
New York, Carnegie Hall, March 17, 1953.
Broadvast - 16 March 1940 - Orchestrated by Toscanini
Recorded: November 26, 1938, New York.
Overture. May 11, 1946. - The 6th number of the concert at the post-war opening of the La Scala Theater. The 5th number was a prayer from Rossini`s Moses (all the previous ones have already been posted in the Archive, and the commentary to the 5th contains a complete list of all 11 concert numbers), the 7th number was the choir from Nabucco.
George Cook - organ. Joseph Kahn - piano. Recorded: November 14-15, 1952, New York.
Live - 17/24 January 1954 - with Claramae Turner, Virginia Haskins, George Cehanovsky, Nicola Moscona, Norman Scott - Robert Shaw Chorale
31 March 1921 - Act 4 Prelude - Aragonaise
Suite from the ballet. Recording: NBC Symphony Orchestra, conductor Arturo Toscanini, 1938
Live - 2 December 1938 - with Westminster Choir
Live - 21 December 1940 - Excerpt: Tableau I and II
I. Poco sostenuto; Allegro moderato - II. Allegretto vivace alla marcia - III. Poco sostenuto; Allegro con brio // NBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by Arturo Toscanini / Living recording: 25.11.1945.
The Moldau (Vltava) 1950.
Recorded: April 7, 1935, New York.
Overture. Recorded: 5 August 1952.
Live - 9 April 1944 - Prelude to Act 1 and Act 3 Good Friday Music
Live - 27 August 1944 - Excerpt: Swan of Tuonela
Live - 24 January 1943 - In English - Westminster Choir
Live - 30 March 1940 - Overture
Anacreon Overture - Live - 3 June 1935 - Queen`s Hall, London - BBC Symphony Orchestra
11 March 1921 - Excerpts: Farandole
Live - 29 December 1951 - Prelude to Act 1
22 June 1945/11 March 1946
NBC Orchestra, conductor A.Toscanini, New York 1947
Live - 1 January 1938 - Excerpts: 1. Adagio Lento 2. Scherzo - Orchestral version
Live - 7 February 1953 - Prelude to Act 1.
`Dance of the Hours` 1952.
3rd act and 2nd sec. of the 4th act. (60 min.) Dir. A. Toscanini. Cesare Ciepi (Simon Mag), Frank Guarrera (Fanuil), Herva Nelli (Asteria), Giulietta Simionato (Rubria), Giuseppe Nessi (Gobri), Ebe Ticozzi (Persida). June 10, 1948 (live). La Scala. The second part of the evening in memory of Boito. - 1st department (approx. 47 min. from the opera `Mephistopheles`) see here in the Archive.
Prologue to the opera. May 11, 1946. La Scala Choir and Boys Choir (my entry does not specify which one). Mephistopheles - Tancredi Pazero. - This is the 11th and last number of the concert at the post-war opening of the La Scala Theater.
Live - 10 March 1941 - La Traviata - Prelude Act 1
Live - 16 March 1947 - Excerpt: Overture
Vorspiel und Liebestod 1952.
Overture. May 11, 1946. - The 8th number of the concert at the post-war opening of the La Scala Theater. (The 7th was the chorus from `Nabucco`, the 9th was Verdi`s Te Deum)
Live Broadcast - 29 November 1947
Act 2: Waldweben (`The Rustle of the Forest`) 1951.
Intermezzo and 3rd act. May 11, 1946. Mafalda Favero (Manon), Giovanni Malipiero (Des Grieux), Mariano Stabile (Lescaut), Giuseppe Nessi (Lamplighter?), Carlo Forti (Sergeant?), ? (Captain of the ship). - Unfortunately, the performers are named in my entry, but their parts are not indicated. - This is the 10th concert at the post-war opening of the La Scala Theater. Chorus of the theater. (The 9th issue was Verdi`s Te Deum, the 11th and last was the Prologue to Boito`s Mephistopheles.)
1935 - Excerpt: Act 3 `Addio del passato`
18 December 1920 - Excerpts: Galilei
Live - 14 January 1946 - Overture
17/18/20 December 1920 - Excerpts: 1. 3rd Movement Allegretto 2. 4th Movement Allegro
31 March 1921 - Excerpt: `Fete boheme`
18 December 1920 - Excerpt: Overture
Live Broadcast - 18 July 1943
10 March 1921 - Excerpt: Overture
1928 - Excerpt: Act 4 `Ella giammi m`amo...dormiro sol`
Recorded: March 31, 1935, New York.
1925 - Excerpt: Act 1 `L`Onore`
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