tracks

Ouverture Méditerraneénne, For Orchestra, Opus 330
Kentuckiana (Divertissement On Twenty Kentucky Airs)
Cortege Funebre
Quatre Chansons De Ronsard For Voice And Orchestra
I. A Une Fontaine = To A Fountain
II. A Cupidon = To Cupid
III. Tais-toi, Babillarde Arondelle = Hush, Chattering Nightingale
IV. Dieu Vous Gard' = The Lord Keep You
Symphony No. 6
I. Calme Et Tendre
II. Tumultueux
III. Lent Et Doux
IV. Joyeux Et Robuste

notes

66:33

Recorded: 1953, 1954, 1958, and 1974, Louisville, Kentucky

Track 1 recorded June 1954, Columbia Auditorium, Louisville, KY; original LP release LOU-545-8 (Mono) (1955)
Track 2 recorded March 26, 1953, Columbia Auditorium, Louisville, KY; original LP release Columbia ML-4859 (Mono) (1954)
Track 3 recorded June 6, 1968, Macauley Theater, Louisville, KY; original LP release LOU-685 (Mono) (1968)
Tracks 4-7 recorded October 10, 1974; original LP release LS-744 (Stereo) (1975)
Tracks 8-11 recorded November 12, 1974; original LP release LS-744 (Stereo) (1975)

Composition information:
Ouverture Méditerranegnne, for Orchestra, Opus 330 (1953)
Kentuckiana (Divertissement on Twenty Kentucky Airs) (1948); Theodore Presser Co.
Cortege Funebre (1939); Associated Music Publishers
Quatre Chansons de Ronsard for Voice and Orchestra (1941); Boosey & Hawkes
Symphony No. 6 (1955); Theodore Presser Co.

Partial funding generously provided by the National Endowment for the Arts

℗ & © 2004 Santa Fe Music Group, LLC
Printed and manufactured in USA

Packaging: standard plastic jewel case (clear tray); 16-page booklet with notes in English.

credits

Composed By – Darius Milhaud
Conductor – Jorge Mester (tracks: 4 to 11), Robert Whitney (tracks: 1 to 3)
Executive-Producer – Matthew Walters,
Graphic Design – Tim Newcomb
Liner Notes – Darius Milhaud, Howard Scott, Marshall Portnoy
Orchestra – The Louisville Orchestra
Producer [Session Producer] – Andrew Kazdin (tracks: 4 to 11)
Producer [Supervising Producer] – Howard Scott, (tracks: 1 to 3)
Recording Supervisor [Original Supervising Producer] – Howard Scott,
Remastered By [Reissue Mastering] – Studio Santa Fe
Soprano Vocals – Paula Seibel

companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Santa Fe Music Group, LLC
Copyright (c) – Santa Fe Music Group, LLC
Recorded At – The Columbia Auditorium
Recorded At – Macauley Theater
Published By – Theodore Presser Co.
Published By – Associated Music Publishers
Published By – Boosey & Hawkes
Remastered At – Studio Santa Fe

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