tracks

Suite For Strings, 4 Horns, 2 Flutes And English Horn
I Andante Maestoso – Allegro
II Tempo di Menuetto
III Andantino
IV Andantino Giocoso
V Largo “When I Am Laid In Earth”
VI Allegro
Ibéria L 122/2
I Par Les Rues Et Par Les Chemins
II Les Parfums de la Nuit
III Le Matin D’un Jour de Fête
Francesca Da Rimini Op. 32
Andante Lugubre –
Allegro Vivo –
Andante Cantabile Non Troppo –
Allegro Vivo
Antiche Danze Ed Arie Per Liuto – No. 2: Arie di Corte
Fontane di Roma
I La Fontana di Valle Giulia All’alba
II La Fontana Del Tritone Al Mattino
III La Fontana di Trevi Al Meriggio
IV La Fontana di Villa Medici
Symphony No. 4 In C Minor “Tragic” D 417
I Adagio Molto – Allegro Vivace
II Andante
III Menuetto. Allegro Vivace – Trio
IV Allegro
5 Deutsche Tänze Mit 7 Trios Und Einer Coda D 89 (D 90)
No. 1: Deutscher Tanz – Trio I – Trio II
No. 2: Deutscher Tanz – Trio I – Trio II
No. 3: Deutscher Tanz – Trio In D Major
No. 4: Deutscher Tanz In F Major
No. 5: Deutscher Tanz – Trio I – Trio II – Coda In C Major
Symphony No. 2 In D Major Op. 73
I Allegro Non Troppo
II Adagio Non Troppo
III Allegretto Grazioso
IV Allegro Con Spirito
Symphony No. 1 In E Minor Op. 39
I Andante Ma Non Troppo
II Andante (ma Non Troppo Lento)
III Scherzo. Allegro
IV Finale (Quasi Una Fantasia)
Symphony No. 2 In D Major Op. 43
I Allegretto
II Tempo Andante Ma Rubato
III Vivacissimo
IV Finale. Allegro Moderato
The Bartered Bride: Overture
Capriccio Espagnol Op. 34
I Alborada. Vivo E Strepitoso
II Variazioni. Andante Con Moto
III Alborada. Vivo E Strepitoso
IV Scena E Canto Gitano. Allegretto
V Fandango Asturiano
La Valse M 72
Le Carnaval Romain Op. 9
Akademische Festouvertüre Op. 80
Ballet L 65/4
Première Rapsodie Pour Orchestre
Sheep May Safely Graze
Concerto For Clarinet And Orchestra In A Major K 622
I Allegro
II Adagio
III Rondo. Allegro
Concerto For Piano And Orchestra No. 27 In B-flat Major K 595
I Allegro
II Larghetto
III Allegro
Symphony No. 25 In G Minor K 183 (173db)
I Allegro Con Brio
II Andante
III Menuetto – Trio
IV Allegro
Concerto For Violin And Orchestra No. 1 In G Minor Op. 26
I Vorspiel. Allegro Moderato
II Adagio
III Finale. Allegro Energico – Presto
Tema Con Variazioni Op. 55/4
An Elizabethan Suite
I The Earl Of Salisbury’s Pavane
II The Irish Ho Hoane
III A Toye
IV Giles Farnaby’s Dreame
V The King’s Hunt

notes

CD 1:
Original 78s
15328/29 in set M-533 Released March 1939 [1–6]
14955–57-S in set M-460, 14958–60-S in set AM-460, 16359-S–61 in set DM-460 Released September 1938 [7–9]
15595–97-S in set M-598, 15598–600-S in set AM-598, 16047-S–49 in set DM-598 Released March 1940 [10–13]
17558 Released January 1941 [14]
15483/84 in set M-576, 18450/51 in set DM-576 Released September 1939 [15–18]
Recording: New York City, Carnegie Hall, February 7, 1938 [1–9]; February 9, 1938 [10–14]; January 21, 1939 [15–18]
Producer: Charles O’Connell
Matrix Nos.: CS 018851/52-1, 018853-1A, 018854-1 [1–6]; CS 018855-2, 018856–58-1, 018859-2 [7–9]; CS 018867–71-1 [10–13]; CS 018872/73-1 [14]; CS 031908-1, 031909-2, 031910/11-1 [15–18]
P 1938/1939/1940/1941 Sony Music Entertainment

CD 2:
Original Releases
78s 15426–29 in set M-562, 15430–33 in set AM-562, 16128–31 in set DM-562 Released July 1939 [1–4]
78s 2162/63 (10") Released July 1941 [5–9]
78s 11261–65-D in set M-412, 11266–70-D in set AM-412, 11271–75-D in set MM-412
Released August 12, 1940 [10–13]
LP RL 3044 Released February 2, 1953 [10–13]
Recording: New York City, Carnegie Hall, January 21, 1939 [1–9]; Liederkranz Hall, March 27, 1940 [10–13]
Producers: Charles O’Connell [1–9]; Moses Smith [10–13]
Matrix Nos.: CS 031900-1A, 031901–03-1, 031904/05-2, 031906/07-1 [1–4]; BS 031912-2, 031913–15-1 [5–9]; XCO 27109–11-1, 27112-2, 27113–18-1 [10–13]
P 1939/1940/1941 Sony Music Entertainment

CD 3:
Original Releases
78s 11923–27-D in set M-532, 11928–32-D in set AM-532, 11933–37-D in set MM-532 Released January 11, 1943 [1–4]
78s 11403–07-D in set M-423, 11411–15-D in set AM-423, 11416–20-D in set MM-423 Released November 12, 1940 [5–8]
LP RL 3045 Released February 2, 1953 [5–8]
Recording: New York City, Liederkranz Hall, April 11, 1942 [1–4]; Carnegie Hall, May 6, 1940 [5–8]
Producers: Goddard Lieberson [1–4]; Moses Smith [5–8]
Matrix Nos.: XCO 32676–85-1 [1–4]; XCO 27533/34-1, 27535-2, 27536-1, 27527–32-1 [5–8]
P 1940/1943 Sony Music Entertainment

CD 4:
Original Releases
78s 19003-D Released January 1941 [1]
78s 11477/78-D in set X-185, 11479/80-D in set MX-185 Released January 10, 1941 [2–6]
78s 11640/41-D in set X-207, 11642/43-D in set MX-207 Released October 15, 1941 [7]
78s 11670-D Released January 14, 1942 [8]
78s 11574/75-D in set X-200, 11576/77-D in set MX-200 Released July 9, 1941 [9]
78s 11641-D in set X-207, 11642-D in set MX-207 Released October 15, 1941 [10]
78s 11517-D Released March 12, 1941 [11]
78s 11575-D in set X-200, 11576-D in set MX-200 Released July 9, 1941 [12]
LP HL 7121 Released July 28, 1958 [1/8/9]
LP RL 3046 Released February 2, 1953 [2–7]
LP HL 7075 Released January 13, 1958 [2–7]
LP BM 13 Released January 15, 1968 [8]
LP ML 2075 (10") Released November 7, 1949 [9]
Recording: New York City, Carnegie Hall, May 6, 1940 [1]; Liederkranz Hall, November 16, 1940 [2–9]; December 16, 1940 [10–12]
Producer: Moses Smith
Matrix Nos.: XCO 27778/79-1 [1]; XCO 29127–30-1 [2–6]; XCO 29131–33-1 [7]; XCO 29134/35-1 [8]; XCO 29136–38-1 [9]; XCO 29460-1 [10]; XCO 29461/62-1 [11]; XCO 29463-1 [12]
LP Matrix Nos.: xLP 12651 [2–6]; xLP 12652 [7]; LP 1590 [9]
P 1941/1942 Sony Music Entertainment

CD 5:
Original Releases
78s 11699–702-D in set M-490, 11703–06-D in set MM-490 Released May 11, 1942 [4–6]
78s 11734/35-D in set X-217, 11736/37-D in set MX-217 Released May 11, 1942 [7–10]
LP ML 2186 (10") Released July 16, 1951 [4–6]
LP ML 4791 Released February 1, 1954 [4–6]
Recording: New York City, Liederkranz Hall, December 16, 1940 [1–3]; November 3, 1941 [4–10]
Producers: Moses Smith [1–3]; Goddard Lieberson [4–10]
Matrix Nos.: XCO 29448–55 [1–3]; XCO 31678/79/83-1 [4]; XCO 31680/81-1 [5]; XCO 31682/84-1 [6]; XCO 31685–88-1 [7–10]
LP Matrix Nos.: xLP 15268 [4–6]; LP 2745 [4]; LP 2746 [5/6]

CD 6:
Original Releases
78s 11855–57-D in set M-517, 11858–60-D in set MM-517 Released October 12, 1942 [1–3]
78s 11826/27-D in set X-226, 11828/29-D in set MX-226 Released August 10, 1942 [4]
LP ML 2003 (10") Released September 20, 1948 [1–3]
LP RL 6631 Release cancelled [1–3]
LP HL 7083 Released January 13, 1958 [1–3]
LP ML 4121 Released February 7, 1949 [4]
LP P 14145 [e] Released 1977 [4]
P 1942/2005 Sony Music Entertainment
Recording: New York City, Liederkranz Hall,
April 11, 1942 [1–4]; April 12, 1942 [1–3/5–9]
Producer: Goddard Lieberson
Matrix Nos.: XCO 32668–73-1 [1–3]; XCO 32686–89-1 [4]; XCO 32674/75-1 [5–9]
LP Matrix Nos.: xLP 671 [4]
P 1942/2005 Sony Music Entertainment

Produced by Robert Russ
Booklet Editors: Jochen Rudelt & Marvin J. Rehr, texthouse
Design: [ec:ko] communications
Tape Research: Matt Fiveash

Analog disc and tape transfers, restoration, and mastering by Jennifer Nulsen, Nancy Conforti and Andreas K. Meyer,
Swan Studios NYC using 24 bit / 196 kHz technology

Photos: Cover: Columbia Records C Sony Music Entertainment; pp. 2, 11, 15, 22/23 and facsimiles pp. 25–27, 29, 30, 32 (top), 35, 36 (top), 38, 40, 42, 43 (top), 44 (top) courtesy of the New York Philharmonic Leon Levy Digital
Archives, Gabryel Smith, Director of Archives & Exhibitions and Sarah Palermo, Assistant Archivist; pp. 4, 7, 12 CBS, p. 19 Bakalar-Cosmo Photographers, p. 20 Herbert Mitchell / New York Philharmonic Leon Levy Digital Archives

Note: On February 9, 1939, RCA Victor recorded Robert Schumann’s Violin Concerto with Yehudi Menuhin and the New York Philharmonic under the direction of John Barbirolli, produced by Charles O’Connell on behalf of Electric
and Musical Industries Ltd (EMI) in New York City (Matrices CS 018860/66). This recording was released in the U.S. on RCA Victor 14913/6 in set M-451, in Europe on HMV DB 3435/8 and is owned and distributed by Warner Classics.
From June 26, 1967, to September 30, 1969, Columbia Records distributed the Supraphon recording of Franck’s Symphony in D minor with Barbirolli conducting the Czech Philharmonic under its Crossroads imprint on LP 22 16 0127
( mono) and 22 16 0128 (stereo).

Consists of previously released material
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credits

Booklet Editor – Jochen Rudelt, Marvin J. Rehr
Clarinet – Benny Goodman (tracks: CD 4 [11], CD 5 [1-3])
Design – [ec:ko] Communications
Liner Notes – James H. North
Mastered By – Andreas K. Meyer, Jennifer Nulsen, Nancy Conforti
Piano – Robert Casadesus (tracks: CD 5 [4-6])
Producer – Robert Russ
Research [Tape] – Matt Fiveash
Transferred By [Analog disc and tape] – Andreas K. Meyer, Jennifer Nulsen, Nancy Conforti
Translated By – Stefan Lerche
Violin – Nathan Milstein

companies

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Copyright (c) – Sony Music Entertainment
Distributed By – Sony Music Entertainment

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