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Igor Stravinsky (conductor)
13.05.1964, New York. Notes: Version: 1950 revision.
Parasha - Susan Belinck, The Neighbour - Mary Simmons, The Mother - Patricia Rideout; The Houssar - Stanley Kolk. CBC Symphony Orchestra. Recorded in Toronto, Canada, May 7, 1964 (mono)
Version 1945. Recorded: January 28, 1946, New York.
Columbia Jazz Ensemble. April 27, 1965, New York.
Columbia Jazz Ensemble. April 27, 1965, New York.
Bethany Beardslee - soprano, Beatrice Krebs - contralto, William Lewis, James Wainner - tenors, Mac Morgan - baritone, Robert Oliver - bass. Schola Cantorum. Hugh Boss - director. January 5-6, 1959, New York.
Toronto Festival Singers. March 30, 1963, Toronto.
MONO. In rus. Paul Howland, Jack Kreiselman, Charles Russo - clarinets. December 14, 1964, New York.
Recording date: 12 17 1964, New York.
Israel Baker, solo violin; Charles Brady, trumpet; Richard Kelly, bass; Roy d’Antonio, clarinet; Don Christlieb, bassoon; Robert Marsteller, trombone; William Kraft, percussion. Recorded in Hollywood, CA, February 10-13, 1961.
Festival Singers of Toronto. May 8, 1964, Toronto.
January 5-6, 1960, New York.
February 1, 1961, Hollywood.
Recorded in Hollywood,CA, December 21, 1959.
Mildred Allen, soprano; Regina Sarfaty, mezzo-soprano; Loren Driscoll, tenor; Robert Oliver, bass. Samuel Barber, Aaron Copland, Lukas Foss, Roger Sessions - pianos. The American Concert Choir: Margaret Hills, director. Columbia Percussion Ensemble.
December 2-3, 1962, Toronto.
December 17, 1963, New York.
Red 1964. Gregg Smith Singers. August 20, 1965, Hollywood.
Columbia Chamber Ensemble: James Pellerite - flute, Loren Glickman, Arthur Weisberg - bassoons, Robert Nigel, Theodore Weis, Keith Brown, Richard Hixon - trombones. January 5, 1961, New York.
Los Angeles Festival Symphony Orchestra. June 18, 1957, Hollywood.
The Woody Hermann Orchestra. Recorded: August 19, 1946, Hollywood.
Red 1949. Festival Singers of Toronto. Çàïèñü - 8 ìàÿ 1964 ã., Òîðîíòî.
John Colicos - narrator, Elmer Iseler - chorus master. November 29, 1962, Toronto.
Adreienne Albert - mezzo-soprano, Alexander Young - tenor. Gregg Smith Singers. Columbia Symphony. November 27, 1965 & February 10, 1966, Hollywood.
Columbia Chamber Ensemble. October 27, 1965, Hollywood.
Free arrangement of Gesualdo`s madrigals.
ÑBC Symphony Orchestra. 29.03.1963, Toronto.
Recorded: June 29/30, 1961, Hollywood.
Recorded: February 12, 1961, Hollywood.
Alexander Young - tenor. Columbia Chamber Ensemble. Recorded in Hollywood, CA, November 27, 1965.
Gregg Smith Singers; Columbia Chamber Ensemble.
Recorded in New York City, February 9, 1966.
November 29, 1962, Toronto.
Richard Robinson, tenor. Howard Chitjian, baritone.
Los Angeles Festival Symphony Orchestra and Chorus.
Recorded in Hollywood, CA, June 19, 1957.
Annette Baxter - soprano, Adrienne Albert - contralto (Gloria). June 9, 1960, Hollywood.
Columbia Symphony Orchestra. Rec. in NYC, June 29, 1964.
MONO. Columbia Chamber Ensemble. Robert Di Domenica - flute, Samuel Rhodes - viola. Recorded in New York City, December 14, 1964.
1. March 2. Pas d`axion 3. Theme with Variations 4. Pas de deux 5. Final March.
Charles Russo, Jack Kreiselmann, Paul E Howland - clarinets. December 14, 1964, New York.
December 17, 1963, New York.
Michele Molese, Vera Zorina. Gregg Smith Singers. Ithaca College Concert Choir (director Gregg Smith). Texas Boys Choir of Fort Worth (George Bragg - director). May 4/7, 1966, Hollywood.
Lorren Driscoll - tenor, John Horton - speaker. Festival Singers of Toronto - Elmer Iseler (director). April 29, 1962, Toronto.
Festival Singers of Toronto. May 8, 1964, Toronto.
Columbia Chamber Orchestra
Irene Jordan - soprano, George Shirley - tenor, Donald Gramm - bass. 23.8.1965, Hollywood, California.
George Shirley - Oedipus, Shirley Verrett - Jocaste, Donald Gramm - Créon, John Reardon - messenger, Chester Watson - Tirésias, Loren Driskoll - The Shepherd, John Westbrook - narrator. January 20, 1962, Washington.
Sung in English. George Shirley, Loren Driskoll - tenors, William Murphy - baritone, Donald Gramm - bass. Toni Coves - cimbalom. Columbia Chamber Ensemble. Recorded in New York 26.01.1962.
December 17, 1963, New York.
REHEARSAL BY IGOR STRAVINSKY. RARITY! Boston, 30s
In rus. Mary Simmons - mezzo-soprano. May 8, 1964, Toronto.
In rus. December 11, 1964, New York.
November 29 & December 1, 1962, Toronto.
Columbia Chamber Orchestra. Recorded in Hollywood CA, March 29, 1962.
Rev. 1954. Marni Nixon (1), Marilyn Horne (4). Female Chorus. James Decker, Sinclair Lott, George Hyde, Hyman Markowitz - horns. July 28, 1955, Hollywood.
Reri Grist - The Nightingale, Marina Picassi - The Cook, Loren Driscoll - The Fisherman, Donald Gramm - The Emperor of China, Kenneth Smith - The Chamberlain, Herbert Beattie - The Bonze, Elaine Bonazzi - Death, Stanley Kolk - 1 Japanese Envoy, William Murphy - 2 Japanese Envoy, Carl Kaiser - 3 Japanese Envoy. Washington D.C. Opera Society Orchestra, Washington D.C. Opera Society Chorus. December 29/31, 1960, Washington.
In fr. December 11, 1964 (New York) & September 26, 1966 (Hollywood).
December 1, 1962, Toronto.
Columbia Chamber Ensemble. 26.10.1965, Hollywood, California.
ÑBC Symphony Orchestra. 29.03.1963, Toronto.
The Sleeping Beauty: Bluebird Pas de deux. December 17, 1963, New York.
Festival Singers of Toronto - Elmer Iseler (director). April 29, 1962, Toronto.
Orchesta Sinfonica de Mexico. August 3, 1940 & July 19, 1941, Mexico City.
Columbia Chamber Ensemble. October 26, 1965, Hollywood.
Raphael Arie, Elisabet Schwarzkopf, Robert Rounseville, Otakar Kraus, Nell Tangeman, Jennie Tourel, Hugues Cuenod, Emanuel Menkes.
Venice, Teatro la Fenice, 11 september 1951
March 13, 1964, Cleveland.
Arthur Hoberman - flutes, Hugo Raimondi, William Ulyate - clarinets, Israel Baker, Doris Albert - violins, Cecil Figelski - viola, Howard Colf - cello, Shibley Boyes - piano. February 15, 1955, Hollywood.
Team unknown. 40s REHEARSAL BY IGOR STRAVINSKY. RARITY!
Arthur Hoberman - flutes, Hugo Raimondi, William Ulyate - clarinets, Israel Baker, Doris Albert - violins, Cecil Figelski - viola, Howard Colf - cello, Shibley Boyes - piano. February 15, 1955, Hollywood.
Columbia Chamber Orchestra. July 28, 1955, Hollywood.
Recorded: January 7, 1940, New York.
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