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100 Years - Melbourne Symphony Orchestra - Vol. 8

SKU: 12479

Part of
box set

Label: ABC Classics Cat. No.: 476 6341 Medium: CD No. Discs: 1

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Available only as one volume of the 8-volume box set entitled 100 Years - Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. Not available as an individual CD.

Artists:

Geoffrey Payne (trumpet).

Composers:

Anderson, Bizet, Dreyfus, Stuart Greenbaum, Holst, Lehar, Schumann, Bruce Smeaton, J Strauss II, Westlake.

Conductors:

George Dreyfus, Jean-Louis Forestier, Philip Green, Vernon Handley, Brett Kelly, John Lanchbery, Paul Mann, Ola Rudner, Sir Malcolm Sargent, Bruce Smeaton.

Orchestras:

Melbourne Symphony Orchestra.

Tracks:

	ROBERT SCHUMANN (1810-1856) Carnaval: Scenes mignonnes sur quatre notes (Carnival: Sweet scenes on four notes)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21	I. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. VIII. IX. X. XI. XII. XIII. XIV. XV. XVI. XVII. XVIII. XIX. XX. XXI.	Preambule (Preamble) Pierrot Arlequin (Harlequin) Valse noble (Noble Waltz) Eusebius Florestan Coquette (The Flirt) Republique, Sphinxes (Reply, Sphinxes) Papillons (Butterflies) ASCH-SCHA: Lettres dansantes (Dancing Letters) Chairina Chopin Estrella Reconnaissance (Recognition) Pantalon et Colombine (Pantaloon and Columbine) Valse allemande (German Waltz) Intermezzo: Paganini Aveu (Confession) Promenade Pause Marche des Davidsbundler contreles Philistins (March of the members of the League of David against the Philistines)
	Vernon Handley conductor Recorded in the Robert Blackwood Hall, Monash University in 1993. First commercial release.
22	GEORGES BIZET (1838-1875) arr. RAFAEL MENDEZ (1906-1981) Habanera from Carmen Geoffrey Payne trumpet, Jean-Louis Forestier conductor Recorded in the Iwaki Studio of the ABC's Southbank Centre, Melbourne in April 2004.
23	LEROY ANDERSON (1908-1975) Belle of the Ball Paul Mann conductor Recorded in the Iwaki Studio of the ABC's Southbank Centre, Melbourne in February 2003.
24	NIGEL WESTLAKE (b. 1958) Cudmirrah Fanfare Philip Green conductor Recorded late 1980s. First commercial release.
25	GEORGE DREYFUS (b. 1928) Rush George Dreyfus conductor Recorded in the ABC Melbourne Music Studios.
26	BRUCE SMEATON (b. 1938) The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith Bruce Smeaton conductor Recorded in the Allan Eaton Studios, Melbourne.
27	GEORGES BIZET Prelude from L'Arlesienne - Suite No. 1 John Lanchberry conductor Recorded in the South Melbourne Town Hall in November/December 1995.
28	STUART GREENBAUM (b. 1966) 90 Minutes Circling the Earth Brett Kelly conductor First commercial release.
29	GUSTAV HOLST (1874-1934) Jupiter from The Planets, Op. 32 Sir Malcolm Sargent conductor Recorded in the Melbourne Town Hall in 1966. First commercial release.
30	FRANZ LEHAR (1870-1948) Gold und Silber (Gold and Silver Waltz)
31	JOHANN STRAUSS II Freikugeln (Magic Bullets Polka), Op. 326 Ola Rudner conductor Recorded live in the Arts Centre, Hamer Hall on 30 June 2007. First commercial release.