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VICTOR RED SEAL
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GOODMAN, AL, AND HIS ORCHESTRA (Continued)
OKLAHOMA!
OKLAHOMA
THE SURREY WITH THE FRINGE ON TOP PEOPLE WILL SAY WE'RE IN LOVE OUT OF MY DREAMS OH, WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MORNIN'
KANSAS CITY Hammersfein ll-Rodgers
Eleanor Steber, Soprano; James Melton, Tenor, and John Charles Thomas, Baritone, with Orchestra and Chorus, Al Goodman and Victor Young, Conductors
Three 10" Records Album No. M-988 3.00
M(10-l 1 42-10-1 1 44)
OUR WALTZ Burton-David Rose
James Melton, Tenor, with Orchestra and Chorus, Al Goodman, Conductor
10" Record No. 10-1172 .75
STRANGE MUSIC (based on Grieg's "Wedding Day in Troldhaugen") (from "Song of Norway") Wright-Forrest
James Melton, Tenor, with Orchestra, Al Goodman, Conductor
12" Record No. 11-8746 1.00
THERE'S BEAUTY EVERYWHERE (from the M-G-M film "Ziegfeld Follies") Freed-V/arren James Melton, Tenor, with Orchestra, Al Goodman,
Conductor
12" Record No. 11-8746 1.00
WHAT'S THE USE OF WOND'RIN' (from "Carousel") Hammersfein llRodgers Nan Mierriman, Mezzo-soprano, with Al Goodman and his Orchestra
10" Record No. 10-1175 .75
YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE (from "Carousel") Hammersfein ll-Rodgers Nan Merriman, Mezzo-soprano, and Thomas L. Thomas, Baritone, with Al Goodman and his Orchestra and Chorus
10" Record No. 10-1175 .75
GOODMAN, BENNY, Clarinetist QUINTET FOR CLARINET AND STRINGS, K.581 Mozart Budapest String Quartet and Benny Goodman, Clarinetist
Three 10" Records and One 12" Record Album No. M/DM-452 4.10
M(1 884-1 886, 14921) DM(2090-2092, 14921)
GOOSSENS, EUGENE, Conductor
Eugene Goossens stands today as one of the most well-rounded personali¬ ties in the field of conducting. There is no music he does not conduct with astonishing realization of the composer's intention; no period of music he cannot reveal in new and beautiful guise. As artist, conductor and composer, he has impressed himself upon the pages of contemporary music history.
Goossens was born in London on May 26, 1893, and is descended from a family of Belgian goldsmiths. His musical education began when he was 10 years old, at which time his parents sent him to Belgium to begin his studies at the Conservatory of Bruges. From there he went to Liverpool and studied piano, violin and composition, winning medals in all three branches of his art. He graduated from the Royal College of Music, in London, in 1911. At a time when most musicians were still conservatory-bound, young Goossens had already proved his genius, and by the age of 22, fame had already touched him.
To Sir Thomas Beecham, Bart., goes the credit for discovering Goossens' talent as a conductor. He was called upon in an emergency to conduct an opera of Stanford — "The Critic," and came through the ordeal with flying colors. He was immediately engaged permanently as a member of Beecham's opera company. Goossens' American debut came in 1922 when he became conductor of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra; in 1931 he took over the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. He served as musical director and con¬ ductor of this group — one of the nation's great musical organizations — until early in 1947, when he resigned to assume the musical directorship of the Symphony Orchestra of Sydney, Australia.
See:
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra London Philharmonic Orchestra London Symphony Orchestra
GOOSSENS, LEON, Oboist
CONCERTO FOR OBOE AND ORCHESTRA No. 1, IN B-FLAT (from the Third Collection) Handel Leon Goossens, Oboist, with the London Philhar¬ monic Orchestra, Eugene Goossens, Conductor
12" Record No. 12605 1.00
GORIN, IGOR, Baritone
LORD'S PRAYER, THE Malotte
Igor Gorin, Baritone, with Albert Hay Malotte at the Piano
10" Record No. 4535 .75
PLAY GYPSIES, DANCE GYPSIES (from "Countess Maritza") Harry SmithKalman Igor Gorin, Baritone, with the RCA Victor Orchestra, Maximilian Pilzer, Conductor
10" Record No. 10-1179 .75
PLEDGE TO THE FLAG Malotte
Igor Gorin, Baritone, with Albert Hay Malotte at the Piano
10" Record No. 4535 .75
SONG OF THE OPEN ROAD (from the RKO film "Hi Gaucho") Malotte Igor Gorin, Baritone, with the RCA Victor Orchestra, Maximilian Pilzer, Conductor
IQ" Record No. 10-1179 .75
GORIN, IGOR, Baritone (Continued)
THINE ALONE (from "Eileen") Blossom-Herbert
Igor Gorin, Baritone, with the RCA Victor Orchestra, Maximilian Pilzer, Conductor
10" Record No. 10-1201 .75
THROUGH THE YEARS Heyman-Youmans
Igor Gorin, Baritone, with the RCA Victor Orchestra, Maximilian Pilzer, Conductor
10" Record No. 10-1201 .75
GOULET, CHARLES, Choral Director
See Disciples de Massenet Chorus, Les
GRANDJANY, MARCEL, Harpist
Associated with the greatest in the art of harp playing, Parisian-born Marcel Grandjany is particularly qualified to interpret the masterpieces of his-fellow-countrymen. Ravel and Debussy.
Of a musical family, Grandjany began studying the harp at the age of eight. Five years later he became a pupil at the Paris Conservatoire. For his remarkable instrumental proficiency he won first prize, and at the same time captured highest honors in harmony. Tours throughout France were followed by a London debut, and Grandjany soon was acclaimed as an artist of the first rank. His American debut, which took place in New York, brought him recognition throughout the United States and Canada.
In addition to brilliant virtuosity, Mr. Grandjany has devoted consider¬ able time to composition. Among his original works for the harp are "Rhapsody," "Deux Chansons Populaires Francoises," "Children at Play," and "Automne." He has also enriched the harp literature by numerous transcriptions of works by such composers as Couperin, Rameau, Sammarfini, Soeillet, Handel and Bach.
Marcel Grandjany's stunning artistry and sensitive musicianship shine forth with power and beauty in all his performances — performances show¬ ing remarkable testimony to his sympathy in interpreting great music.
ALLEGRO VIVACE (Finale from "Sonata for Piano in G Minor, Op. 129") Gretchaninoff -Grandjany Marcel Grandjany, Harpist
10" Record No. 10-1120 .75
AUTOMNE Grandjany Marcel Grandjany, Harpist
10" Record No. 10-1120 .75
INTRODUCTION AND ALLEGRO (for Harp, Strings, Flute and Clarinet)
Ravel
SACRED AND PROFANE DANCES Debussy
Marcel Grandjany, Harpist, with the RCA Victor String and Chamber Orchestras, Sylvan Levin, Conductor
Three 12" Records Album No. M/DM-1021 3.85
M(1 1-8918-1 1-8920)
DM(1 1-8921 -11 -8923)
KING'S HUNT, THE John Bull-Grandjany Marcel Grandjany, Harpist
10" Record No. 2095 .75
RAPSODIE Grandjany Marcel Grandjany, Harpist
10" Record No. 2060 .75
SACRED AND PROFANE DANCES Debussy
INTRODUCTION AND ALLEGRO (for Harp, Strings, Flute and Clarinet)
Ravel Marcel Grandjany, Harpist, with the RCA Victor String and Chamber Orchestras, Sylvan Levin, Conductor
Three 12" Records Album No. M/DM-1021 3.85
M(1 1-8918-11-8920)
DM(1 1-8921 -11 -8923)
TWO OLD FRENCH SONGS Arranged by Grandjany LE BON PETIT ROI D'YVETOT ET RON RON RON, PETIT PATAPON Marcel Grandjany, Harpist
10" Record No. 2095 .75
GRANFORTE, APOLLO, Baritone OTELLO (Vols. 1 and 2) Verdi
Famous Artists with Chorus and Orchestra of La Scala Opera Company,
Milan, Carlo Sabajno, Conductor
Sixteen 12" Records Album No. M/DM-152 17.70
M(1 1363-1 1378) DM(13314-13329)
TROVATORE, IL (Vols. 1 and 2) Verdi
Famous Artists with Chorus and Orchestra of La Scala Opera Company,
Milan, Carlo Sabajno, Conductor
Fifteen 12" Records Album No. M/DM-106 16.70
M(1 1040-1 1054)
DM (13379-1 3393)
GRAY, LINDA, Contralto
BEGGAR'S OPERA, THE John Gay-John Christopher Pepusch— Arranged by Frederick Austin
Audrey Mildmay, Alys Brough and Ruby Gilchrist, Sopranos; Linda Gray and Constance Willis, Contraltos; Bruce Flegg, Tenor; Michael Redgrave,
Roy Henderson and Joseph Farrington, Baritones, with Orchestra, Michael Mudie, Conductor
Six 12" Records Album No. M/DM-772 6.85
M(17948-17953) PM(17960-17965)
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