Columbia Record Catalog (1942)

— Ee ect re => hale RECORDS. CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The Chicago Symphony Orchestra is the third oldest symphony orchestra in the country. It was organized in 1891 by Theodore Thomas, who was aided in his endeavors by such prominent Chicago citizens as Charles Norman Fay, Marshall Field and N. K. Fairbanks. Originally known as the Chicago Orchestra, it became the Theodore Thomas Orchestra in 1906, and assumed its present name in 1912. Dr. Stock joined the orchestra as violinist in 1895, became assistant-conductor in 1899, and permanent conductor upon Theodore Thomas’ death in 1905. Under the splendid musical direction of Dr. Stock, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra has maintained the Thomas tradition and ranks today as one of the world’s great symphony orchestras. rr Chicago Symphony Orchestra Recordings: Also Sprach Zarathustra (Thus Spake Zarathustra) (R. Strauss) set M-421 Concerto No. 1 in A minor (For Violincello & Orch.) (Saint-Saens) (With Piatigorsky, Cellist)....set X-182 Dance Of The Hours Nutcracker Suite, op. 7la (Tchaikovsky) Roumanian Rhapsody No. | (Enesco) set X-203 Swan of Tuonela (Sibelius). 11388-D Symphony No. 3 in F major (Brahms) set. M-443 1 Ow er este Bye, 6,0 et Oy TO MC) SOMOS votli %. Symphony No. 7 in C major eens op. 460" nO LED eee iSehlibert) Lies ease, set M-403 CSOT iy SCIETTS ae criss scat eas» 11251-D Symphony No. 38 in D major Donna Diana Overture (“Prague’’), K. 504 PREZHicek) ents See 11606-D (Mozart) ..2....4+5%set M-410 Euryanthe Overture Violin Concerto in. D major (WV.EDOR MEM tacvact ss 0 ser encke 11179-D LChalKOVSKY) aescueterece set M-413 CHOIR OF ST. JOSEPH’S RETREAT—see: . Tee she OTE WEEE T FECSISORISES ge ae aes tes tae wim us eee nes 4122-M CHOIR OF ST. MARY’S PRIMROSE HILL—see: Creator of the Stars of Night.274-M_ Royal Banners, The......... 274-M O Blest Creator of Light....274-M Sing, My Tongue........... 274-M CIAMPI, MARCEL (Piano) see: Rema ARTI AICO CDUSSY teed cosisicole axe. sartdte. Seaekaticnerecele eaater 6 ois heirs @ ® 69308-D CIGNA, GINA (Soprano) see: GastGipiva (Belliat) sou. gcc. 9127-M Morro Ma Prima im Ma Dall Arido Stelo (Verdi). .9122-M Staz tat Verdi) 3 cas she phan" 9122-M Suuicigon(Ponchtelli)s:)vagesec 9127-M CLEMENT, JEAN (Baritone) see: BIGIitOtaeeees. catvevskaee. ets yak o ee ns Hs 29-M Minuit sur la Place, Un...... 330-M ll Est Tard Mon Amour..... SOU ME IVOhE BEG: DICK leyatias ie tete osatans 329-M Wen ‘ Mon Beau Diari CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA, THE While The .Cleveland Orchestra is not one of the country’s oldest orchestras, it has achieved a great position in American music. The Cleveland Orchestra became a permanent organization in 1918, sponsored by the Musical Arts Association. In 1918 the Association engaged Nikolai Sokoloff who was soon to become the first conductor of The Cleveland Orchestra. Fortunate is The Cleveland Orchestra in the possession of its own home, Severance Hall, known throughout the United States for its splendid acoustics. Under Nikolai Sokoloff the Orchestra was welded into an organization of unusual ensemble qualities. This firm foundation passed into the hands of Dr. Artur Rodzinski in 1933. Under his dynamic leadership, the Orchestra has attained a high place among the symphony orchestras of the world. Cleveland Orchestra Recordings: Concerto for Violin and Orchestra (Berg) set M-465 Ein Heldenleben (A Hero’s Life) (R. Strauss) set M-441 Finlandia, Op. 26 (Sibelius). 11178-D Marche Slave, Op. 31 (Tchaikovsky) Overture 1812 (Tchaikovsky) .......set X-205 Scheherazade, Op. 35 (Rimsky-Korsakov) ...set M-398 Symphony No. 1 F major (Shostakovitch) set M-472 Symphony No. 5 in E minor, Op. 64 (Tchaikovsky) ..set M-406 Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree (Weinberger) ....set X-161 Waltzes from Rosenkavalier, Op. 59 (R. Strauss) 11542-D aed Ses 0, “o Ss ele) oes 6. BR ee Be RPE EWEN FOUR ET eee 11567-D eee eee eree e 0. ¢ 08 3/1