Another selection of rare Stoky directly from the Fifties...
MORTON GOULD
Dance Variations (21:13)
1 Chaconne - 2 Arabesques
3 Pas de Deux, "Tango" - 4 Tarantella
Arthur Wittemore & Jack Lowe, piano
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI
November 22, 1953
GIANCARLO MENOTTI
Sebastian Suite (23:32)
I. Adagio - II. Barcarolle - III. Street Fight
IV. Cortege - V. Sebastian's Dance
VI. Dance of the Wounded Courtesan - VII. Pavane
NBC Symphony Orchestra
LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI
September 28&30, 1954
GUENTHER RAPHAEL
Jabonah, Ballet Suite op. 66 (12:01)
Sinfonieorchester des Nordwestdeutschen Rundfunks
LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI
July 7, 1952
ALEXANDER BORODIN (arr. M. SARGENT)
Nocturne from String Quartet no. 2 (8:51)
Leopold Stokowsky Symphony Orchestra
LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI
August 15-17, 1957
JOHANN STRAUSS II
"An der schönen blauen Donau" op.314 (9:20)
Leopold Stokowsky Symphony Orchestra
LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI
February 1957
Flac - MF
9 comments:
folder with 3 links
http://www.mediafire.com/?aykvbbd2aj832l8,cipalx2y7endkpz,kgd3m3akiu22kj3
Thank you so much, Guido. Stokowski recorded the Sebastian Suite commercially (and it is certainly the best version of that work), but the other ones are certainly very rare.
Thanks again!
I'm such a huge fan of Stokowski. Thanks for these rare gems!
James
Both very welcome, it's a pleasure. More Stoky upcoming ;)
Thank you very much indeed!
Looking forward to more Stoki! Do you have by any chance the Concertgebouw recordings (Brahms etc) and the Bavarian recordings of Debussy's Faune and Stravinsky's Firebird?
Sorry, I've not these recordings. But I'm planning to post other semi-unknown Stoky marvels
Please fix Link No.2.Thanks so much!!
Hi,Mediafire Link No.2 doesn't work.Please try to fix it,for a complete enjoyment of this magic!Thank you!!
Thanks so much,now all working!Lovely,indeed!!
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