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Serenade No. 5 For Orchestra, Op. 43 (1950)
I. Prelude: Heavily
II. Poem: Quietly
III. Interlude: Simply
IV. Capriccio: Brightly
V. Dialogue: Delicately
VI. Burla: With Drive
Symphony For Strings (Symphony No. 5), Op. 61 (1953)
I. Sostenuto
II. Allegro
III. Adagio
IV. Andante
V. Allegro
Symphony No. 8 (1967)
I. Adagio; Allegro Grazioso
II. Andante Sostenuto
III. Allegretto
IV. Vivace

notes

Total time - 57:42

∘ Serenade No. 5: recorded September 1, 1960, Columbia Auditorium, Louisville, Kentucky.
Original matrix no.: XTV-65810 (Mono)
Original LP no.: LOU-606 (Mono) (1960)
Mastered from the original one-track mono session master. World premiere performance on November 15, 1950, Columbia Auditorium.

∘ Symphony for Strings: recorded November 30, 1954, Columbia Auditorium.
Original matrix no.: XTV-22204 (Mono)
Original LP no.: LOU-545-7 (Mono) (1954)
Mastered from the original one-track mono session master. World premiere performance on August 28, 1954, Columbia Auditorium.

∘ Symphony No. 8: recorded November, 1970, Macauley Theater, Louisville, Kentucky.
Original matrix no.: XSV-222687 (Stereo)
Original LP no.: LS-706 (Stereo) (1970)
Mastered from the original two-track stereo session master. Commissioned by Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory.

Published by Theodore Presser Co. (BMI)

"Serenade No. 5" & "Symphony for Strings" - World Premiere Recording & Louisville Orchestra Commission.
"Symphony No. 8" - World Premiere Recording.

Cover photography courtesy of Theodore Presser Co.

℗ & © 2005 Santa Fe Music Group, LLC.
Printed and manufactured in Canada

credits

Composed By, Liner Notes [Annotation] – Vincent Persichetti
Design [Graphic] – Tim Newcomb
Engineer [Recording] – Adjutor Theroux (tracks: 7 to 11), Frank Bruno (tracks: 1 to 6)
Executive-Producer, Liner Notes – Matthew Walters,
Liner Notes [Annotation] – Robert McMahan
Mixed By [Mixing Engineer] – Bud Graham (tracks: 1 to 6), Harold Chapman (tracks: 7 to 11)
Producer [Original Supervising], Liner Notes – Howard Scott,
Remastered By [Reissue Mastering] – Studio Santa Fe

companies

Recorded At – Macauley Theater
Recorded At – The Columbia Auditorium
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Santa Fe Music Group, LLC
Copyright (c) – Santa Fe Music Group, LLC

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