Description
Tracklist:
: Daphnis Et Chlo Suite No. 2 M 57b
: Rapsodie Espagnole M 54
1-8: Alborada Del Gracioso M 43/4 (Assez Vif)
: La Mer L 109 = The Sea
2-4: Show Boat (A Scenario For Orchestra)
: Symphony No. 5 In D Minor Op. 47
4-1: Till Eulenspiegels Lustige Streiche = Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks TrV 171 (Op. 28)
4-2: Tanz Der Sieben Schleier = Dance Of The Seven Veils (From Salome TrV 215 (op. 54))
4-3: Der Rosenkavalier Waltzes
5-1: Romeo And Juliet TH 42 (Andante Non Tanto Quasi Moderato Allegro Molto Meno Mosso Allegro Giusto Moderato Assai)
5-2: 1812 Overture Op. 49 (Largo Andante Allegro Giusto Largo Allegro Vivace)
5-3: Slavonic March Op. 31 (Moderato In Modo Di Marcia Funebre Pi Mosso. Allegro Andante Molto Maestoso Allegro Risoluto)
5-4: Dawn Over The Moscow River (Prelude To Khovanshchina)
: Symphony No. 5 In E-flat Major Op. 82
6-4: Praeludium (Allegro Quasi Allegretto)
6-5: Finlandia Op. 26 (Andante Sostenuto Allegro Moderato Allegro)
: Symphony No. 5 In E Minor Op. 64
: Symphony No. 1 In F Minor Op. 10
: Scheherazade Op. 35
9-5: Under The Spreading Chestnut Tree (Variations And Fugue On An Old English Tune)
: Symphony No. 1 In C Major Op. 21
: A Midsummer Nights Dream
: Ein Heldenleben = The Heros Life Op. 40
11-7: Der Freischtz: Overture (Adagio Molto Vivace)
: Symphonie Fantastique Op. 14 (pisode De La Vie D’un Artiste = Episode In The Life Of An Artist)
: Concerto For Violin And Orchestra Op. 36
: Concerto For Violin And Orchestra To The Memory Of An Angel
: Concerto For Violin And Orchestra In E Minor Op. 64
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CD 1 35:40
Recorded: Cleveland, Severance Hall, December 29, 1941 [1-3]; December 15, 1940 & April 14, 1941 [4-7]; February 22, 1942 [8]
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CD 2 44:03
Recorded: Cleveland, Severance Hall, December 29, 1941
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CD 3 39:39
Recorded: Cleveland, Severance Hall, February 22, 1942
Publisher: Boosey & Hakes / Sikorski
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CD 4 29:05
Recorded: Cleveland, Severance Hall, December 14, 1940 [1/3]; February 22, 1942 [2]
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CD 5 45:07
Recorded: Cleveland, Severance Hall, December 14, 1940 [1/3/4]; April 14, 1941 [2]
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CD 6 37:46
Recorded: Cleveland, Severance Hall, December 28, 1941 [1-4]; December 20, 1939 [5]
Publishers: Wilhelm Hansen [1-31; Helsingfors [4]; Breitkopf & Hrtel [5]
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CD 7 40:01
Recorded: Cleveland, Severance Hall, December 20, 1939 & January 8, 1940
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CD 8 30:12
Recorded: Cleveland, Severance Hall, April 14, 1941
Publisher: Boosey & Hawkes / Sikorski
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CD 9 57:09
Recorded: Cleveland, Severance Hall,
December 20, 1939 [1-4); January 9/10, 1940 [5]
Publisher: Associated Music Publishers [5]
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CD 10 50:44
Recorded: Cleveland, Severance Hall, December 28, 1941 [1-9]; February 22, 1942 [6-9]
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CD 11 48:45
Recorded: Cleveland, Severance Hall, January 12 & December 14, 1940 [1-6); February 22, 1942 [7]
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CD 12 46:24
Recorded: Cleveland, Severance Hall, April 12/14, 1941
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CD 13 79:58
Recorded: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, December 1, 1952 [1-3); Cleveland, Severance Hall, December 15, 1940 [4/5); February 22, 1942 [6-8]
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From booklet: Note: The two recordings of disc 2 for the first movement (Allegro molto appassionato) of Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto from February 22, 1942, turned out to be rather long for a 78rpm record (Disc 11 – Cut 2 = 4:15, and Disc
12 – Cut 2 = 4:25). When Milstein rerecorded the same piece on May 16, 1945, with Bruno Walter and the New York Philharmonic, this part came twice to 4:06 (Disc 1 – Cut 2, and Disc 3 – Cut 5). After Milstein rerecorded the work, his 1942 recording remained unreleased.
