Taneyev / Tiboris / Moscow Radio & Tv Orchestra - Symphony 4 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

A true American folk music pioneer, Travis Edmonson became a highly influential figure of the San Francisco folk music scene of the 1950's. a gifted singer with a versatile tenor voice and witty stage manner, Edmonson was noted for bringing a Mexican flavor to folk music, a style he was fascinated with as a child growing up in Arizona. In 1958 he formed the folk duo Bud and Travis with guitarist and singer Bud Dashiell. Along with the Smothers Brothers, the Limeliters and the Kingston Trio, Bud and Travis became one of the most famous folk acts in America, and around the world. Presented here is Edmonson's vintage 1965 solo album, InchTravelin' with Travis,Inch which contains many of his personal favorite songs including his classic signature song, InchMalaguena Salerosa.Inch All selections newly remastered.

This historical from First Hand features two major English orchestras and two acclaimed conductors in stereo recordings from the late 1950s, offered here for the first time on CD and for the first time ever in stereo. The recordings were transferred using original analogue session and master tapes from the EMI archive. The program includes American conductor Thomas Schippers leading the Philharmonia Orchestra in Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 4, and English conductor Sir Eugene Goossens leading the orchestra in Scriabin's Reverie in the first recording of a Scriabin work ever made by a British orchestra. To conclude the disc, Goossens leads the Pro Arte Orchestra in Prokofiev's Symphony No. 1.

P.I. Tchaikovsky - Symphony No. 4 & Fantasie Op. 32 [COMPACT DISCS] date 09/23/2011