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New York Philharmonic 175th Anniversary Edision (65CD)

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88985336362

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Sony Classical *cl*

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Limited 65 CD set. Sony Classical is excited to announce the release of a superb 2017 collection of historic recordings by the New York Philharmonic, Americas oldest symphony orchestra, founded in 1842. The New York Philharmonic is featured on 65 CDs of famous performances conducted by many of its most renowned music directors including Sir John Barbirolli, Sir Thomas Beecham, Luciano Berio, Leonard Bernstein, Pierre Boulez, Andr Kostelanetz, Kurt Masur, Zubin Mehta, Willem Mengelberg, Dimitri Mitropoulos, Charles Munch, Artur Rodzinski, Leopold Stokowski, Josef Stransky, Igor Stravinsky, Arturo Toscanini and Bruno Walter. This allembracing collection of the recorded achievements of Americas most venerable symphony orchestra is destined for legendary status in its own right.

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01． ?CD 1? 1) Wagner: Overture for "Wandering Hollander" (April 14, 1924), 2) R. Strauss: Symphonic poem "Hero's Life" (December 11 - 13, 1928), 3) Sun = Warren Mengelberg (Conductor) / 4) Tom: Opera "Raimon" Overture (January 20 & 22, 1917), 5) Dvorak: Symph
02． ?CD 2? 1) Allegro con brio II. Marcia funebre. Adagio assai III. Scherzo - Allegro vivace IV. Finale - Allegro molto Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, Op. 67: I. Allegro con brio - Willem Mengelberg A Victory Ball - Fantasy for Orchestra - Wille
03． [CD 3] Beethoven: Symphony No. 5 "Fate" (Live 9 April 1933), 2) Beethoven: Symphony No. 7 (9 - 10 April 1936), 3) Brahms: "Haydn's Variations on the subject "(April 10, 1936) ~ Artur Toscanini (conductor)
04． ?CD4? 1) Haydn: Symphony No. 101 "Watch" (March 29 - 30, 1929), 2) Mozart: Symphony No. 35 "Hafner" (March 30 th 1929, April 4-5 April 1929 ), 3) Mendelssohn: "Scherzo" and "Nocturne" (February 4, 1926) from "The Summer Night's Dream", 4) Ducasse: The Wiza
05． ?CD5? 1) Gluck: Opera "Orfeo and Eurydice" ~ Dance of the Spirit (20-22 November 1929), 2) Rossini: Overture for "Barber of Seville" (November 21, 1929), 3 ) Rossini: Overture for 'Algiers' Italian woman '(April 10, 1936), 4) Rossini: Overture for' Semiram
06． ?CD 6? 1) Schubert: Symphony No. 4 "Tragic" (January 21, 1939), 2) Brahms: Symphony No. 2 (March 27, 1940) ~ John Barbarioli (conductor)
07． ?CD 7? 1) Sibelius: Symphony No. 1 (April 11, 1942), 2) Sibelius: Symphony No. 2 (May 6, 1940) ~ John Barbarioli (conductor)
08． ?CD 8? 1) Berlioz: Overture 'Carnival of Rome' (November 16, 1940), 2) Ravel: 'La Vals' (November 16, 1940) ~ John Barbarioli (conductor) / 3) R. Strauss: "Don Quijote" (7th April 1932) ~ Thomas Beecham (conductor)
09． ?CD 9? 1) Stravinsky: ballet music "Spring Festival" (4 April 1940), 2) Stravinsky: Symphony of 3 Movement (January 28, 1946) ~ Igor Stravinsky )
10． ?CD 10? 1) Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 6 "Sorrow" (December 11, 1944), 2) Tchaikovsky: Suite No.4 "Mozartiana" (February 27, 1945) Artur Loginski (conductor)
11． ?CD 11? Rachmaninoff: Symphony No. 2 (15th January 1945) ~ Artur Rosinski (Conductor)
12． ?CD 12? Wagner: The 3rd Actor (19th May, 15th, 18th, 22nd) ~ Helen Trovel (Soprano) ~ Artur Rosinski (Conductor) from Theatrical "Valkyrie"
13． ?CD 13? 1) Sibelius: Symphony No. 4 (March 5, 1946), 2) Prokofiev: Symphony No. 5 (October 22, 1946) ~ Artur Rosinski (conductor)
14． ?CD 14? 1) Gershwin: Piano Concerto in Hebrew (May 4, 1942) ~ Oscar Levant (Piano) Andre Costellanets (Conductor) / 2) Morton Gould: Black spiritual song for orchestra (May 9, 1946) ~ Artur Loginski (conductor)
15． [CD 15] 1) Beethoven: Symphony No. 3 "Hero" (January 20, 1941), 2) Beethoven: Symphony No. 5 "Destiny" (December 15, 1941) - Bruno Walter (Command)
16． ?CD 16? Mahler: Symphony No. 4 (May 10, 1945) ~ Desi Harban (Soprano) Bruno Walter (conductor)
17． ?CD 17? Mahler: Symphony No. 5 (February 10, 1947) ~ Bruno Walter (conductor)
18． ?CD 18? 1) Dvorak: Symphony No. 8 (November 28, 1947), 2) Smetana: "Moldau" (February 4, 1941) ~ Bruno Walter (conductor) Mozart: Symphony No. 39 (December 21, 1953, March 5, 1956), 2) Mozart: Symphony No. 40 (February 18, 1953), 3) Mozart: Symphonies No.
19． ?CD 20? 1) Saint-Saens: Symphony No. 3 "With organ" (November 10, 1947) ~ Charles Mnche (conductor) / 2) Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 21 (December 20, 1948) ~ Robert Casados ??(piano) Charles Munsch (conductor)
20． ?CD 21? 1) V = Williams: Symphony No. 6 (February 21, 1949), 2) V = Williams: "Fantasies by Greecelies" (February 21, 1949), 3) Messian: "Ascension of Christ" (November 17, 1947, February 21, 1949, March 21, 1949), 4) Wagner: "Journey to the Line of Siegf
21． ?CD22? 1) Morton Gould: Symphonic Waltz (January 23, 1950), 2) Saint-Sans: Symphonic poem "Onfar no Tsubo" (January 23, 1950), 3) Henry Labor: The evening matrix by "Faust" (January 23, 1950), 4) Saint-Sans: Symphonic poem "Youth era of Hercules" (Jan
22． ?CD 23-24? 1) Berg: Opera "Vozek" (All songs) (12, 13, 15 April 1951, Concert style live), 2) Schnberg: Opera "Expectations" (November 19, 1951 3) Ernst-Kuchennek: Symphonic tragedy (21 April 1951) ~ Dimitri Mitropoulos (conductor)
23． ?CD25? 1) Borodin: Symphony No. 2 (November 2, 1953), 2) Borodin: "In the meadow in Central Asia" (April 20, 1953), 3) Ihnov: "Caucasian landscape" 20, 1953) ~ Dimitri Mitropoulos (conductor)
24． ?CD26? 1) Scriabin: Symphony No. 4 "Poetry of Hou Earth" (April 20, 1953), 2) Scriabin: Symphony No. 5 "Promete - Fire Poetry" (April 20, 1953), 3 ) Tchaikovsky: Suite No. 1 (November 17, 1954) - Dimitri Mitropoulos (conductor)
25． ?CD 27? 1) Shostakovich: Symphony No. 10 (October 18, 1954), 2) Schonberg: "Purified Night" (March 3, 1958) ~ Dimitri Mitropoulos (Command)
26． ?CD28? 1) Prokofiev: ballet music "Romeo and Juliet" (excerpt) (November 11, 1957), 2) Tchaikovsky: "Slave March" (November 11, 1957), 3) Mussorgsky: "One night of the mountain" (November 11, 1957), 4) V = Williams: "Fantasie by the theme of Thomas Talis"
27． ?CD 29? 1) Bernstein: Symphony No. 2 "Anxiety era" (1949 original version) (February 27, 1950), 2) Ives: Symphony No. 2 (October 6, 1958) ~ Leonard Bernstein (conductor)
28． ?CD 30? Stravinsky: 1) "Festival of Spring" (January 20, 1958), 2) "Bird of Fire" (January 28, 1957), 3) "Petrushka" Suite (March 28, 1960 Sun) ~ Leonard Bernstein (conductor)
29． ?CD 31? 1) Debussy: "Iberia" (October 27, 1958), 2) First Rhapsody for the clarinet and orchestra (October 16, 1961), 3) Ravel: "Pavane for the late princess (February 2, 1968, March 5), 4) Ravel: "Ma Mail Lois" (February 1 & 16th, 1965), 5) Ducasse: "
30． ?CD32? 1) Ravel: "Spanish Rhapsody" (January 27, 1958), 2) Ravel: "Sheierazade" (20 May 1961), Rossini: 3) "Seville's barber" overture (April 10, 1960), 5) "Overture of William Tell" (December 2, 1963), 6) "Robberryness" on March 27, 1963, 4) "Italian wom
31． ?CD 33? 1) Shostakovich: Symphony No. 5 (October 20, 1959), 2) Roy Harris: Symphony No.3 (September 28, 1960) - Leonard Bernstein (conductor)
32． ?CD 34? Tchaikovsky: 1) Fantasy Overture "Romeo and Juliet" (January 28, 1957), "Italian Bizarre" (February 16, 1960), 3) "Slave March" (1963 1 Overnight "1812" (October 2, 1962) - Leonard Bernstein (conductor)
33． ?CD 35? Tchaikovsky: 1) "Nutcracker doll" suite (May 2, 1960), 2) "Swan Lake" (excerpt) (May 13, December 8, 1969), 3) "Sleeping Beauty" (excerpt) (January 12, 1971), 4) "Polonaise" from the opera "Evgeny Onegin" (1971 1 Monday 12th) ~ Leonard Bernstei
34． ?CD36? 1) Prokofiev: "Peter and Wolf" (16th February 1960, May 25th, 1960), 2) Saint-Sans: "Animal Carnival" (April 9, 1962), 3) Britain: "Introductory orchestra for young people" (March 20, 1961) - Leonard Bernstein (conductor)
35． ?CD 37? 1) Dvorak: Symphony No. 9 "New World" (April 16, 1962), 2) Smetana: "Moldau" (November 23, 1964) ~ Leonard Bernstein (conductor)
36． ?CD 38? 1) Beethoven: Overture of Leonore No. 3 (October 24, 1960), 2) Brahms: "Tragic Overture" (1-2 days of May 1964), 3) Brahms: "College Festival Overture" (October 7, 1963), 4) Smetana: Opera "Sold brides" Overture (January 28, 1963), 5) Dvorak: Overt
37． ?CD 39? Bernstein: 1) "Candido" Overture (September 28, 1960), 2) "Symphonic Dance" (March 6, 1961) from "West Side Story", 3) Symphonic suite from the movie "Dockside" (March 16, 1961) ~ Leonard Bernstein (conductor)
38． ?CD 40? Copeland: 1) "Four Dance Episodes from Rodeo" (May 2, 1960), 2) "Billy the Kid" (October 20, 1959), 3) Symphony No. 3 (1966 February 16-17 February) - Leonard Bernstein (conductor)
39． ?CD41? Debussy: 1) "Ocean" (October 16, 1961), 2) "Prelude to Faun's afternoon" (September 28, 1960), 3) "Yuugi" (May 2, 1960 Sun), 4) from "Nocturne" (September 28, 1960) ~ Leonard Bernstein (conductor)
40． ?CD42-43? Mahler: Symphony No. 3 (April 3, 1961) ~ Leonard Bernstein (conductor)
41． ?CD 44? Haydn: 1) Symphony No. 82 "Bear" (May 7, 1962), 2) Symphony No. 83 "Henry" (April 9, 1962) ~ Leonard Bernstein (conductor)
42． ?CD45? 1) V = Williams: "Serenade to music", 2) Mahler: Symphony No. 8 "Symphony of 1,000 people" Part 1 "Come, Creator's Holy Spirit", 3) Copeland: Connotations (inclusion), 4) "United States National Anthem" (September 23, 1962 live) ~ Leonard Bernstein
43． ?CD46-47? 1) Mahler: Symphony No. 2 "Resurrection" (September 29-30, 1963), 2) "Song of Shinobi Shita" (February 16, 1960) ~ Jenny Tourel (soprano ) Leonard Bernstein (conductor)
44． ?CD48? 1) Grieg: "Pere Gynt" first and second suite & 2nd suite (January 3, 10, 31, 1967), 2) Grieg: "Norway dance number 2" (October 12, 1965 Sibelius: "Sad Waltz" (December 8, 1969), 5) Sibelius: "Swan of Tuonella" (1973 3 Month 8), 6) Sibelius: "Finland
45． ?CD 49? Berlioz: 1) "Fantasy Symphony" (March 5, 1968), 2) Overture of "Benvenuto Cellini" (October 31, 1960), 3) Rakozzi Marching (1967 10 26th) 4) Overture 'Carnival of Roma' (October 26, 1959) ~ Renado Banstein (conductor)
46． ?CD 50? 1) Gershwin: 'Americans in Paris' (December 21, 1958), 2) Karl Gordmark: Symphony No. 1 'Marriage in country' (March 21, 1968) ~ Leonard Bernstein (Command)
47． ?CD 51? 1) Barber: "Adagio for Strings" (January 12, 1971), 2) Barber: Violin Concerto (27 April 1964) ~ Isaac Stern (Violin), 3) William Schumann : "Thou, Old God" (October 22, 1968), 4) William Schumann: "Praising Shahn" (February 12, 1970) - Leonard Ber
48． ?CD 52? Nielsen: 1) Symphony No. 4 "Immortal" (February 9, 1970), 2) Symphony No. 5 (April 9, 1962) ~ Leonard Bernstein (conductor)
49． ?CD 53? 1) Horst: Suite "Planet" (November 30, December 7, 1971), 2) W = Williams: "Fantasie by Thomas Talis Theme" (December 21, 1976) 3) V = Williams: "Fantasies by Greecelies" (December 8, 1969), 4) Elgar: "Dignified majestic No. 1" (October 26, 1967)
50． ?CD 54? Bellio: 1) "Symphonia" (October 12, 1968), 2) "Improvisation for Orchestra" (February 11, 1964) ~ Luciano Bellio (conductor) / 3) Dames Taylor: "The Alice of Mirror Kingdom" (November 20th and 26th, 1975) ~ Andr Kosteranets (Conductor)
51． ?CD 55? Bartok: 1) "Chinese mysterious official" (May 11, 1971), 2) "Concerto for Orchestra" (18th December 1972) ~ Pierre Boulez (conductor)
52． ?CD 56? 1) Schnberg: "Purified Night" (String Concert Version) (September 24, 1973), 2) Berg: Opera "Ruru" Three Pieces (19, March 1974, December 21 Day) ~ Pierre Boulez (conductor)
53． ?CD 57? Ravel: 1) 'Takashi Sentimental Waltz' (January 8, 1973), 2) Ballet Music 'Ma Mail Roi' (February 25, 1974), 3) 'Bolero' December 21, 1974) ~ Pierre Boulez (conductor)
54． ?CD 58? Ravel: Ballet music "Daphnis and Chloe" (March 17, 22, 1975) ~ Pierre Boulez (conductor)
55． ?CD 59? Handel: 'Water Music on Water' (December 20, 1974) ~ Pierre Boulez (Conductor)
56． ?CD 60? 1) Faria: "Triangular hat" (October 20, 1975), 2) Varese: "America" ??(December 1, 1975) ~ Pierre Boulez (conductor)
57． ?CD 61? Woody Allen's movie 'Manhattan' soundtrack (February 19, March 12, 1979) ~ Zubin Mehta (conductor)
58． ?CD 62? 1) Mussorgsky: "Exhibition's picture" (January 27, 1979), 2) Ravel: "La Vals" (September 25, 1978) - Zubin Mehta (conductor)
59． ?CD 63? R. Strauss: 1) Symphonic poem "Zarathustra is talking" (January 21, 1980), 2) Symphonic poem "Hero's lifetime" (May 4, 1981)) - Zubin Mehta Command)
60． ?CD 64-65? 1) Verdi: "Requiem" (October 24-25, 27th October 1980) ~ Zubin meter (conductor) / 2) Dvorak: "Cello Concerto" (January 30, 1995) ~ Yo-Yo Ma (Cello) Kurt Mazua (conductor)

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