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The demonstration in Petrograd of the 12th May 1917 (27th February according to the old Russian calendar). Photo taken from the book "Les Deux Géants" History of the U.S.S.R. - tome I
Stravinsky Les noces • Mass (Messe) - Bernstein Deutsche Grammophon
Cover photo: Anthony Crickmay, London
Les noces • The Royal Ballet Company
The American Society Concerts in the Home, vol 3 - Saidenberg American Society
Cover Art by Pablo Picasso
Second Concert
The Gordian Know Untied - H. Purcell
Trio Sonata in g - G.B. Pergolesi
Symphony Nr 8 - W. Boyce
Trio Sonata in C - G.F. Telemann
Trio Sonata Nr 1 in C - J.S. Bach
Concerto a Quatre Nr 1 in d - G.F. Handel
Quintet in Eb for Piano and Winds - L. van Beethoven
Berlioz Symphonie funebre et triomphale - Straub Nixa
Cover illustration uncredited, but possibly Norman Glick.
The address 66 Haymarket, London, formerly Nixa corporate headquarters, is now a trendy bistro called "SpaghettiHouse", according to GoogleEarth.
• Rick Wakeman - The Myths and Legends of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table.
• King Crimson - USA.
• Camel - The Snow Goose.
• Hawkwind - Warrior On The Edge Of Time.
• Uriah Heep - Return to Fantasy.
• Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention - One Size Fits All.
• Black Sabbath - Sabotage.
• Renaissance - Scheherazade and other stories.
• Gentle Giant - Free Hand.
Bartók plays Bartók - Remington
Brilliant cover designs by Alex Steinweiss. Not only do we have the tell-tale "Steinweiss Scrawl", but he signed them, as well.
Music Out of the Moon • Unusual Music Featuring the Theremin - Harry Revel Capitol 10"
The lucky photographer is not credited.
Brahms Hungarian Dances • Dvořák Scherzo Capriccioso • Slavonic Rhapsody 3 - Kubelik RPO Capitol
No information given on the cover art, and I can not read the signature.
Suk A Fairy-Tale • Fantastic Scherzo - Suk Bělohlávek Supraphon
Cover design: Petr Foltera
Cover art: Ota Janacek
Cover design: Andy Engel
Illustration: Robert Andrew Parker
The Incredible Columbia All-Star Band
Conductor – Gunther Schuller
Flute – Andy Lolya, Harold Bennett, Paul Dunkel
Piccolo – Harvey Estrin
Oboe – Henry Schuman, Leonard Arner
Bassoon – Jackie Hintzer, Leonard Hindell, Loren Glickman
E-flat Clarinet – Pete Simanauer
B-flat Clarinets – Al Galladoro, Charles Russo, David Tofani, Herb Blayman, James Douglas, Joe Rabbai, Michael Burgio, Naomi Drucker, Paul Gallo, Phil Bodner, Roger Hiller, Stanley Drucker
Alto Clarinet – Al Regni
Bass Clarinet – Steve Freeman, Vincent Abato
Saxophone – Phil Bodner, Romeo Penque, Wally Kane, Walt Levinsky
B-flat Cornets – Allan Dean, Carmen Fornarotto, Gerard Schwarz, John Ware, Mark Gould
B-flat Trumpets – Bernie Glow, Ray Crisara
French Horns – Brooks Tillotson, John Clark, Paul Ingraham, Peter Gordon
Trombone – Doug Edelman, Keith Brown (6), Per Brevig, Stewart Taylor
Bass Trombone – Don Harwood
Baritone Horn – John Swallow, John Taylor
Tuba – Bill Stanley, Harvey Phillips
Percussion – Buster Bailey, Herb Harris, Michael Aaronson, Morris Lang, Richard Fitz, Walter Rosenberger
A German Christmas • Traditional Yuletide Songs by the Famous Bielefeder Kinderchor - Oberschelp Capitol
Cover photo: David Muench
First album on the new turntable had to have the dynamics and nuance to test the sound but crucially, be something important to me. First on, the B-side of Joy Division's "Closer'. Sublime.
Symphonic Dances • Tchaikovsky • Kabalevsky • Grieg • Weinberger • Ravel • Glière • Bizet • Massenet • Delibes • Khachaturian • Saint-Sæns - Slatkin Capitol
Cover dancers: Michel Panaieff, Geraldine Forrey, Vanya Mishvek, and Victor Moreno of the "Panaieff Ballet Concerto".
Martinu Cello Concerto 1 • Violin & Piano Concerto - Kosler Supraphon
Cover art: Stanislav Vajce 1973
Beethoven Missa solemnis - Gönnenwein Collegium Aureum Harmonia mundi
Titelbild: Abendmahl, ca. 13. Jh. Bischöfliches Museum, Lausanne. Photo: B. Rast
Title picture: Last Supper, ca. 13th cent. Episcopal Museum, Lausanne. Photo: B. Rast
Brahms Symphony 3 - Kindler NSO Victor 78s front.
Very rare original 78 issue of a very fine recording. Hans Kindler founded the National Symphony in Washington DC, and served as its conductor on several recordings. This Brahms 3rd has a charm all its own.
Cover photo: Radford Bascome
Instruments courtesy of C.G. Conn, Ltd., H.& A. Selmer, Inc., & G. Leblanc Co.