Golden Age of Light Music: More Strings in Stereo!
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Label: Guild - Light Music
Cat No: GLCD5159
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Release Date: 5th October 2009
About
When record buyers started to embrace the new wonder of stereophonic sound towards the end of the 1950s, they realised that the added dimension allowed them to hear and appreciate far more of the music than had previously been possible. Conductors and arrangers adapted their styles to take full advantage of this leap in the technology of sound reproduction, as already demonstrated in the recent Guild CD “Strings And Things Go Stereo!” GLCD 5153.
In this collection there are further examples of superb performances from the orchestras of George Melachrino, Nelson Riddle, Angela Morley, Robert Farnon, Percy Faith, Morton Gould, Les Baxter, David Carroll – and even the London Symphony Orchestra playing one of Eric Coates’ most popular melodies.
Contents:
1. Cross Country Tour - Anthony Tamburello, arr. Bruce Campbell (Robert Farnon and his Orchestra)
2. Chansonette - William Hill-Bowen (The Melachrino Strings conducted by George Melachrino)
3. Polka Dots And Moonbeams - Johnny Burke, Jimmy Van Heusen, arr. Nelson Riddle (Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra)
4. Rotten Row - Angela Morley (Angela Morley and her Orchestra)
5. Stay With The Happy People; Violins From Nowhere - Bob Hilliard, Jule Styne, Sammy Fain, Herbert Magidson - arr. Robert Farnon (Robert Farnon and his Orchestra)
6. Estrellita - Manuel M. Ponce, arr. Ralph Sterling (Pierre Challet and his Orchestra)
7. March Of The Toys (from “Babes In Toyland”) - Victor Herbert, arr. Percy Faith (Percy Faith and his Orchestra)
8. By The Sleepy Lagoon - Eric Coates (London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Charles Mackerras)
9. Moonlight In Vermont - Karl Suessdorf, John Blackburn (Hal Mooney and his Orchestra)
10. High Noon - Dimitri Tiomkin, Ned Washington (Billy Vaughn and his Orchestra)
11. Windjammer Theme - Music from the film “Windjammer” - Morton Gould (Morton Gould and his Orchestra)
12. Night Watch - Music from the film “Windjammer” - Morton Gould (Morton Gould and his Orchestra)
13. India Countryside (from “Around The World In Eighty Days”) - Victor Young (The Cinema Sound Stage Orchestra)
14. Allez-Vous-En (from “Can-Can”) - Cole Porter (Warren Barker and his Orchestra)
15. Beachcomber - Joseph F. Kuhn (The Rio Carnival Orchestra)
16. I Cover The Waterfront - Edward Heyman, Johnny W. Green, arr. Conrad Salinger (The Conrad Salinger Orchestra conducted by Buddy Bregman)
17. Let’s Face The Music And Dance; Say It Isn’t So - Irving Berlin (Frank De Vol and his Orchestra)
18. Harem Silks From Bombay - Les Baxter (Les Baxter and his Orchestra)
19. Wonderful One - Paul Whiteman, Ferde Grofé (Clebanoff Strings)
20. Moon Over Montevideo - Roy J. Straigis (The Rio Carnival Orchestra)
21. A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square - Eric Maschwitz, Manning Sherwin, arr. Angela Morley (Angela Morley and her Orchestra)
22. Happy Talk (from “South Pacific”) - Richard Rodgers, arr. Percy Faith (Percy Faith and his Orchestra)
23. Let’s Fall In Love - Harold Arlen, Ted Kochler, arr. Conrad Salinger (The Conrad Salinger Orchestra conducted by Buddy Bregman)
24. The Ski Song: Slalom - Leon Pober (David Carroll and his Orchestra)
25. After The Ball - Charles Kassel Harris (The Gaslight Orchestra)
In this collection there are further examples of superb performances from the orchestras of George Melachrino, Nelson Riddle, Angela Morley, Robert Farnon, Percy Faith, Morton Gould, Les Baxter, David Carroll – and even the London Symphony Orchestra playing one of Eric Coates’ most popular melodies.
Contents:
1. Cross Country Tour - Anthony Tamburello, arr. Bruce Campbell (Robert Farnon and his Orchestra)
2. Chansonette - William Hill-Bowen (The Melachrino Strings conducted by George Melachrino)
3. Polka Dots And Moonbeams - Johnny Burke, Jimmy Van Heusen, arr. Nelson Riddle (Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra)
4. Rotten Row - Angela Morley (Angela Morley and her Orchestra)
5. Stay With The Happy People; Violins From Nowhere - Bob Hilliard, Jule Styne, Sammy Fain, Herbert Magidson - arr. Robert Farnon (Robert Farnon and his Orchestra)
6. Estrellita - Manuel M. Ponce, arr. Ralph Sterling (Pierre Challet and his Orchestra)
7. March Of The Toys (from “Babes In Toyland”) - Victor Herbert, arr. Percy Faith (Percy Faith and his Orchestra)
8. By The Sleepy Lagoon - Eric Coates (London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Charles Mackerras)
9. Moonlight In Vermont - Karl Suessdorf, John Blackburn (Hal Mooney and his Orchestra)
10. High Noon - Dimitri Tiomkin, Ned Washington (Billy Vaughn and his Orchestra)
11. Windjammer Theme - Music from the film “Windjammer” - Morton Gould (Morton Gould and his Orchestra)
12. Night Watch - Music from the film “Windjammer” - Morton Gould (Morton Gould and his Orchestra)
13. India Countryside (from “Around The World In Eighty Days”) - Victor Young (The Cinema Sound Stage Orchestra)
14. Allez-Vous-En (from “Can-Can”) - Cole Porter (Warren Barker and his Orchestra)
15. Beachcomber - Joseph F. Kuhn (The Rio Carnival Orchestra)
16. I Cover The Waterfront - Edward Heyman, Johnny W. Green, arr. Conrad Salinger (The Conrad Salinger Orchestra conducted by Buddy Bregman)
17. Let’s Face The Music And Dance; Say It Isn’t So - Irving Berlin (Frank De Vol and his Orchestra)
18. Harem Silks From Bombay - Les Baxter (Les Baxter and his Orchestra)
19. Wonderful One - Paul Whiteman, Ferde Grofé (Clebanoff Strings)
20. Moon Over Montevideo - Roy J. Straigis (The Rio Carnival Orchestra)
21. A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square - Eric Maschwitz, Manning Sherwin, arr. Angela Morley (Angela Morley and her Orchestra)
22. Happy Talk (from “South Pacific”) - Richard Rodgers, arr. Percy Faith (Percy Faith and his Orchestra)
23. Let’s Fall In Love - Harold Arlen, Ted Kochler, arr. Conrad Salinger (The Conrad Salinger Orchestra conducted by Buddy Bregman)
24. The Ski Song: Slalom - Leon Pober (David Carroll and his Orchestra)
25. After The Ball - Charles Kassel Harris (The Gaslight Orchestra)
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