Catalog of RCA Victor Records (1948)

RCA VICTOR RECORDS Ba BACH, JOHANN SEBASTIAN (1685-1750) Composer (Continued) AIR DE MOMUS (from the Cantata "Phoebus and Pan") J. S. Bach In Album M-756 See "Classic Airs" (Lily Pons in Classic Airs) AIR FOR G STRING (from "Suite No. 3, in D") J. S. Bach-Wilhelmi Mischa Elman, Violinist, with Raymond Bauman at the Piano 12" Record No. 7103 1.00 ANDANTE (from "Sonata for Unaccompanied Violin No. 2, in A Minor") J. S. Bach (Final Side in Album) Yehudi Menuhin, Violinist CONCERTO FOR VIOLIN AND ORCHESTRA No. 7, IN D Mozart Yehudi Menuhin, Violinist, with Orchestra, Georges Enesco, Conductor Four 12" Records Album No. M/DM-231 4.85 M(7734-7737) DM(1 7075-1 7078) ARIA (from "Suite No. 3, in D") J. S. Bach In Album P-166 See "Harmonica Classics" ARIA (from "Suite No. 3, in D") J. S. Bach-Courboin Charles M. Courboin, Organist, Playing the Grand Court Organ, Wanamaker's, Philadelphia 12" Record No. 14927 1.00 ARIOSO (Sinfonie from "Cantata No. 156, Ich steh' mit einem Fuss im Grabe") J. S. Bach-Fox Virgil Fox, Organist, Playing the Organ in the Chapel of Girard College, Philadelphia 12" Record No. 11-8236 1.00 ARIOSO (Sinfonie from ' "Cantata No. 156, Ich steh' mit einem Fuss im Grabe") J. S. Bach— freely transcribed for Orchestra by Leopold Stokowski Leopold Stokowski conducting the NBC Symphony Orchestra 12" Record No. 18498 1.00 ART OF THE FUGUE, THE (Die Kunst der Fuge): Contrapuncti 1 to XIV J. S. Bach Also included as Final Side in Vol. 2: WHEN IN THE HOUR OF DEEP¬ EST NEED (Wenn wir in hochsten Nothen sein) (Chorale-Prelude) J. S. Bach E. Power Biggs, Organist, Playing the Baroque Organ in the Germanic Museum of Harvard University Volume 1 Four 12" Records Album No. M/DM-832 4.85 M(18205-18208) DM( 18209-1 821 2) Volume 2 Six 12" Records Album No. M/DM-833 6.85 M(1 8224-1 8229) DM (18230-1 8235) AUS DER TIEFE RUFE ICH (Out of the Deep I Call to Thee) (ChoralePrelude) J. S. Bach Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra 12" Record No. 7553 1.00 AVE MARIA J. S. Bach-Gounod John McCormack, Tenor, and Fritz Kreisler, Violinist, with Vincent O'Brien at the Piano 12" Record No. 8032 1.00 AVE MARIA J. S. Bach-Gounod Charles O'Connell, Organist 10" Record No. 21216 .60 AVE MARIA J. S. Bach-Gounod Rosa Ponselle, Soprano, with Orchestral Accompaniment 12" Record No. 6599 1.00 AVE MARIA J. S. Bach-Gounod In Album M-642 See "Jeanette MacDonald in Song" AVE MARIA J. S. Bach-Gounod In Album P-104 See "Organ Reveries" BACH ARIAS Cantata No. 12: No. 4; KREUZ UND KRONE (Pain and Sorrow) Cantata No. 81: JESUS SCHLAFT, WAS SOLL ICH HOFFEN (Jesus Sleeps, What Hope Remaineth) Cantata No. 112: ZUM REINEN WASSER (To Living Waters Bright and Clear) Christmas Oratorio: No. 4; BEREITE DICH, ZION (Prepare Thyself, Zion) St. Matthew Passion: ERBARME DICH (Have Mercy, Lord, on Me) Marian Anderson, Contralto, with Robert Bloom, Assisting Oboist, Joseph Fuchs, Assisting Violinist, and the RCA Victor Chamber Orchestra, Robert Shaw, Conductor Three 12" Records Album No. M/DM-1087 3.85 M(1 1-9378-1 1-9380) DM(1 1-9381-1 1-9383) BACH ORGAN MUSIC FUGUE IN G MINOR ("Little" G Minor Fugue) EIN' FESTE BURG 1ST UNSER GOTT (A Mighty Fortress Is Our God) (Chorale-Prelude) FUGUE IN C (The "Fanfare" Fuque) SHEEP MAY SAFELY GRAZE (from "Cantata No. 208") J. S. BachBiggs PASSACAGLIA AND FUGUE IN C MINOR E. Power Biggs, Organist Four 12" Records Album No. M/DM-1048 4.85 M(1 1 -9145—11-9148) ♦ DM(1 1-9149— 1 1 -9152) BACH: TRANSCRIPTIONS FOR ORCHESTRA BY LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI AND THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA Sonata in E-Flat for Pedal Clavier: FIRST MOVEMENT ADORAMUS TE Palestrina— freely transcribed for Orchestra by Leo¬ pold Stokowski ICH RUF' ZU DIR, HERR JESU CHRIST (I Cry to Thee, Lord Jesus Christ) (Chorale-Prelude) PRELUDE AND FUGUE IN E MINOR (No. 3 from "Eight Little Preludes and Fugues for Organ") ES 1ST VOLLBRACHT (All Is Fulfilled) (No. 58 ’from "St. John Passion") Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra Three 12" Records Album No. M-963 3.85 M(1 1-8576-1 1-8578) Ba BACH, JOHANN SEBASTIAN (1685-1750) Composer (Continued) BACH 250TH ANNIVERSARY ALBUM CHACONNE NUN KOMM', DER HEIDEN HEILAND (Come, Redeemer) (Chorale-Prelude) ADAGIO (from "Toccata in C Minor") SICILIANO (from "Sonata for Violin and Cembalo in C Minor") KOMM', SUSSER TOD (Come, Sweet Death) (from "Geistliche Lieder") SARABANDE (from "Third English Suite for Piano") J. S. Bach— freely transcribed for Orchestra by Leopold Stokowski Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra Five 12" Records Album No. M/DM-243 5.85 M(8492-8496) DM(1 6630-1 6634) BIST DU BEI MIR (When Thou Art Near) J. S. Bach Elisabeth Schumann, Soprano, with Orchestra, Leo Rosenek, Conductor 12" Record No. 8423 1.00 BRANDENBURG CONCERTO No. 2, IN F J. S. Bach WIR GLAUBEN ALL' AN EINEN GOTT (We All Believe in But One God) (Chorale-Prelude) J. S. Bach PASSACAGLIA IN C MINOR J. S. Bach Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra Five 12" Records Album No. M/DM-59 5.85 M(7087-7091 ) DM(17246-1 7250) BRANDENBURG CONCERTO No. 5, IN D J. S. Bach Alfred Cortot, Pianist; Jacques Thibaud, Violinist, and M. Cortet, Flutist, with L'Ecole Normale Chamber Orchestra, Paris Two 12" Records Nos. 7863 and 7864 Each Record 1.00 BRANDENBURG CONCERTOS No. 2, IN F, AND No. 5, IN D J. S. Bach Boston Symphony Orchestra, Serge Koussevitzky, Conductor, Roger Voisin, Trumpet; Richard Burgin, Violin; Georges Laurent, Flute; Fernand Gillet, Oboe, and Lukas Foss, Piano Four 12" Records Album No. M/DM-1118 4.85 M(1 1 -9538—1 1-9541) DM(1 1 -9542—11-9545) BRANDENBURG CONCERTOS No. 3, IN G, AND No. 4, IN G BRANDENBURG CONCERTO No. 3, IN G J. S. Bach PRELUDE IN E (from "Violin Sonata No. 6") J. S. Bach—Pick-Mangiagalli BRANDENBURG CONCERTO No. 4, IN G J. S. Bach Boston Symphony Orchestra, Serge Koussevitzkv, Conductor Four 12" Records Album No. M/DM-1050 4.85 M(1 1 -9156—1 1 -9159) DM(1 1-91 60-1 1-91 63) CANTATA No. 4: CHRIST LAG IN TODESBANDEN J. S. Bach Robert Shaw conducting the RCA Victor Chorale and Orchestra Four 10" Records Album No. M/DM-1096 3.75 M(1 0-1 263—1 0-1266) DM(1 0-1 267-1 0-1 270) CANTATA No. 78: JESUS, THOU MY WEARIED SPIRIT J. S. Bach (Eng¬ lish text: J. M. Stein and Ifor Jones) Bach Choir of Bethlehem and Orchestra, Ifor Jones, Conductor Four 12" Records Album No. M/DM-1045 4.85 M(1 1-91 19-1 1-9122) DM(1 1-91 23-1 1-91 26) Chorale: NOW LET EVERY TONGUE ADORE THEE (Sleepers, Awakel) Nicolai-J. S. Bach-O'Connell In Album M-1043 See "Sacred Songs Sung by Dorothy Maynor" CHRIST LAG IN TODESBANDEN (Christ Lay In Bonds of Death) (Chorale-Prelude) J. S. Bach— freely transcribed for Orchestra by Leo¬ pold Stokowski Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra 12" Record No. 7437 1.00 Christmas Oratorio: PASTORALE J. S. Bach-Lucas Wilhelm Bachaus, Pianist Side 4 SONATA FOR PIANO No. 14, IN C-SHARP MINOR, Op. 27, No. 2 ("Moonlight") Beethoven Wilhelm Bachaus, Pianist Sides 1, 2 and 3 Two 12" Records Nos. 8735 and 8736 Each Record 1.00 Christmas Oratorio: SHEPHERDS' CHRISTMAS MUSIC J. Si Bach Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra 12" Record No. 7142 1.00 COME, SWEET DEATH (Komm', susser Tod) J. S. Bach Virgil Fox, Organist, Playing the Organ in the Chapel of Girard College, Philadelphia 12" Record No. 18495 1.00 COME, SWEET DEATH (Komm', susser Tod) J. S. Bach William Primrose, Violist, with Vernon de Tar at the Organ 12" Record No. 11-9117 1.00 COME, SWEET DEATH (Komm', susser Tod) J. S. Bach (Final Side in Album) William Primrose, Violist, with Vernon de Tar at the Organ QUARTET No. 1, IN E MINOR ("From My Life") Smetana Primrose Quartet Four 12" Records Album No. M/DM-675 4.85 M(16313-16316) DM(16321-16324) CONCERTO FOR PIANO AND ORCHESTRA No. 1, IN D MINOR J. S. Bach Edwin Fischer, Pianist, with Orchestral Accompaniment Three 12" Records Album No. M/DM-252 3.85 M(8570-8572) DM(1 7028-1 7030) Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No. 1, in D Minor: SECOND and THIRD MOVEMENTS (Condensed) J. S. Bach In Album M-818 See "Heart of the Piano Concerto" 95