01 - 07 The Red Pony. Film Suite [24'30]
08 - 12 Music for the Theatre. Suite for small orchestra [21'10]
13 - 15 Symphony for organ and orchestra * [23'52]
Wayne Marshall- Fisk organ*; Dallas Symphony Orchestra conducted by Andrew Litton
Delos DE3221 [recorded October 1996 and June 1997; CD issued 1998]
[digital download; flacs, cover, booklet and inlay scans]
Recording venue: McDermott Hall, Meyerson Center, Dallas, Texas, USA.
Recording engineer: John Eargle; Producer: Andrew Keener
01 (arr. Sid Ramin): Dayful of Song * [12'23]
02 Cuban Overture [10'35]
03 (arr. Andre Kostelanetz): Promenade [2'50]
04 Rhapsody in Blue (original jazz band version) * [16'58]
05 Lullaby [8'56]
06 An American in Paris [18'27]
Andrew Litton- piano*; Dallas Symphony Orchestra conducted by Andrew Litton
Delos DE3216 [recorded October 1996; CD issued 1997]
[digital download; flacs, cover, booklet and inlay scans]
Recording venue: McDermott Hall, Meyerson Center, Dallas, Texas, USA.
Recording engineer: John Eargle; Producer: Andrew Keener
01 1812 Festival Overture, op.49 ^ [16'20]
02 - 10 (arr. Andrew Litton): The Sleeping Beauty, op.66 [27'44]
11 The Voyevoda. Symphonic Ballad, op.78 [11'09]
12 - 17 Moscow. Coronation Cantata ^* [22'35]
Svetlana Furdui- mezzo and Vassily Gerello- baritone*; Dallas Symphony Chorus^*; Dallas Symphony Orchestra conducted by Andrew Litton
Delos DE3196 [recorded November 1995; CD issued 1996]
[digital download; flacs, cover, booklet and inlay scans]
Recording venue: McDermott Hall, Meyerson Center, Dallas, Texas, USA.
Recording engineer: John Eargle; Producer: Andrew Keener
01 In the South. Concert overture, op.50 'Alassio' [21'18]
02 - 04 Serenade for Strings, op.20 [12'40]
05 - 19 Variations on an Original Theme, op.36, 'Enigma' [30'38]
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Andrew Litton
Virgin Classics VC790727-2 [recorded December 1987; CD issued 1988, this digital issue 2005]
[digital download; flacs, cover, booklet and inlay scans sourced from the Internet]
Recording venue: EMI Abbey Road Studios, London.
Recording engineer: Mark Vigars; Producer: Andrew Keener
Note: The digital download for the Elgar came with a fake cover - a cheap and nasty slip case pretending the recording was by Warner Music/Erato obscuring Virgin's original cover. I could not bring myself to use it in this post but you can see it in the download folder if you really want to. And this has also allowed me to include the original booklet with excellent notes by Michael Kennedy. Of course, nothing of the sort came with the Warner Music reissue. What a terrible way to treat very fine recordings.
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