These wartime recordings were made with orchestras that Stokowski formed himself: the All-American Youth Orchestra to undertake tours of South America, and the Hollywood Bowl Symphony Orchestra, comprising crack players from the large Hollywood studio orchestras.
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Schubert |
Symphony
No.8 in B minor Unfinished |
23:24 |
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10:25 |
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2
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12:22 |
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3 |
Wagner |
Forest
Murmers from Siegfried |
8:28 |
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Symphony No.1 in C minor, Op.68 |
42:36 |
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4 |
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Un
poco sostenuto—Allegro |
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12:49 |
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5 |
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9:21 |
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6 |
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Un
poco allegretto e grazioso |
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4:14 |
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7 |
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Adagio—Allegro
non troppo, ma con brio |
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15:56 |
TT:
74:45 |
Reviews:
"Cala’s...transfer...reports some scorching string sonorities and an especially pliable slow movement." Gramophone Magazine
"...- a gutsy performance. A controversial brace of recordings but ones never without Stokowskian interest." www.musicweb.uk
"...make no mistake, he was also a musician to his fingertips." Essex Chronicle
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