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CLASSICAL

For connoisseurs of the Symphony:Col. ML 5014— MOZART: Symphonies #39 and #41 (“Jupiter”)

Columbia Symphony Orch., Walter cond.Col. M2L 273- BRUCKNER: Symphony #4 (“Romantic”)

Columbia Symphony Orch., Walter cond.Ang. sep. Lps— BEETHOVEN: The Nine Symphonies

Philharmonia Orchestra, London, Klemperer cond.Col. M4L 252— BRAHMS: Four Symphonies, Overtures, etc.

Columbia Symphony Orchestra, Walter cond.Col. M2L 256— MAHLER: Symphony #2 “Resurrection”, Forrester,

New York Philharmonic Orch., Walter cond.Cap. 7127-7198—HAYDN: The Twelve Salomon (London) Symphonies

Royal Philharmonic Orch., Sir Thomas Beecham cond.

For connoisseurs of Detroit Symphony LPs:Merc. MG 50212—CHABRIER: España, Suite Pastorale, etc.Merc. MG 50285—FRANCK: Symphony in D MinorMerc. MG 50262—DVORAK: Symphony #5 “From the New World”Merc. MG 50254—BERLIOZ: Symphonie Fantastique Merc. MG 50204—SIBELIUS: Symphony #2

For connoisseurs of Symphonic Music:Lon. 9280— STRAUSS: Tone Poems, Von Karajan, Vienna Philh. Orch. Vic. LM 2568— RAVEL: “Daphnis and Chloe”

Boston Symphony Orch., Munch cond.Decca DL 10031—BRAHMS: Serenade #1, Stokowski Vic. LM 2555— “The Sound of Stokowski and Wagner”Col. ML 5671— DEBUSSY: “Afternoon of A Faun,” Nocturnes, Jeux,

New York Philh. Orch., Bernstein cond.Cap. G 7251— “My Favorite Overtures”, Sir Thomas BeechamAng. 3610 B— WAGNER: Orchestral Music from the Operas

Philharmonia Orchestra, London, Klemperer cond.Ang. 35505- RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: “Scheherazade”,

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Thomas Beecham cond.

For connoisseurs of the Piano Concerto:Col. MC 5594—MOZART: Concertos #22 and #23, Casadesus, Szell Epic 4 LP’s— BEETHOVEN: Five Piano Concerti, Leon Fleisher, Szell Col. ML 5662—BEETHOVEN: Concerto #4, Glenn GouldVic. LM 2461—MOZART: Concerto #24, RubinsteinVic. LM 2507—MACDOWELL: Concerto #2,

PROKOFIEFF: Concerto #3, Van CliburnD.G.G. 18597—SCHUMANN: Concerto in A, Richter, Warsaw Philh., Rowicki Vic. LM 2466—BRAHMS: Concerto #2, Richter, Chicago Symph., Leinsdorf

Vic. LM 2577—BACH: Concerto For Two Violins,Heifetz, Friedman, Sargent cond.

Col. ML 5663—BEETHOVEN: Violin Concerto, Francescatti, Walter Col. ML 5486—BRAHMS: Concerto in D, Stern, Phila. Orch., Ormandy Vic. LM 2435—SIBELIUS: Concerto in D, Heifetz, Chicago Symph., Hendl

For connoisseurs of the Cello Concerto:Vic. LM 2553—SHOSTAKOVICH & SCHUBERT: Cello Sonatas, Shafran Ang. Colh 30— DVORAK: Cello Concerto, Pablo Casals Vic. LD 2513—BRAHMS: Double Concerto, Heifetz, Piatigorski D.G.G. 18674—SCHUMANN: Cello Concerto

TCHAIKOVSKY: Variations on a Rococo Theme—M. Rostropovich.

For connoisseurs of the Violin Concerto:

For connoisseurs of Piano Music:Vic. LM 2576—“My Favorite Chopin”, Van Cliburn Vic. LD 2554—CHOPIN: Sonatas #2 and #3, Rubinstein Col. ML 5642—SCHUMANN: Waldscenen, Papillons,

Symphonic Etudes, Casadesus Ang. 35488— “Souvenirs of Piano Music”, Gieseking Ang. 3541— RAVEL: Complete Solo Piano Works, Gieseking Ang. 35429— LISZT: Hungarian Rhapsodies, Gyorgy Cziffra Ang. 3556 B— Memorial Album “Last Recital”, Dinu Lipatti

For connoisseurs of BACH:Lon. CM 9127— “Musical Offering”, Stuttgart, MuenchingerD.G.G. ARC. 3162—“Coffee Cantata” and “Bauern Cantata”Ang. Colh 71— Italian Concerto, Partita #1, etc., Landowska, harpsichord Arch. var. No.’s—Six Partitas, French and English Suites,

Kirkpatrick, harpsichordCol. ML 5060— Goldberg Variations, Glenn Gould, pianoAng. Colh 16-18—Unaccompanied Cello Suites, Pablo CasalsCap. GBR 7217—Brandenburg Concerti, compl., Menuhin, Bath Fest. Orch.

For connoisseurs of HANDEL:Lon. CMA 7302— Organ Concerti, Compl., Richter Ang. 35948— “Water Music”, Berlin Philh., Von Karajan Bach Guild 592/3—“Suites for Harpsichord”, Anton HeillerArch. 3084/7— Lon. 50179/80—

Vic. LD 6409-

Concerti Grossi opus 6, Bamberg Symph., Lehmann cond. “Acis and Galatea”, with Sutherland, Pears,Sir Adrian Boult cond.“The Messiah”, Royal Philh. Chorus, soloists and Orch., Sir Thomas Beecham cond.

For connoisseurs of MOZART:Ang.Cap.

Ang.

Cap.Ang.

35948— “Eine Kleine Nacht Music” Berlin Philh., Von Karajan G 7135— Concerti #1 and #2 for Flute and Orch., Schaffer,

Phil. Orch., Kurtz cond.35092— Four Concerti for French Horn, Dennis Brain,

von Karajan cond.G 7201— Bassoon and Clarinet Concerti, Beecham cond.var. No.’s—Complete solo piano music on 11 PLs., Walter Gieseking

Bach Guild 605— PURCELL: Four Suites For String Orch.Kapp Var. LP’s—Trumpet Music of the 18th Century, 3 Vols.Vang. 1075— Ballet Music of Rameau, Gretry, GluckEpic LC 3704- VIVALDI: “The Seasons”, I MusiciMerc. 50199— RESPIGHI: Antiche Dances and Airs, Philh. Hungarica,

Dorati

For connoisseurs of Chamber Music:

For connoisseurs of 18th Century Music:

Vic. LM 2473- Vic. LM 2550—

BRAHMS: Piano Quartet in G Minor, Festival Quartet. BEETHOVEN: Serenade Opus 8, KODALY: Duo., Heifetz, Primrose, Piatigorsky

Col. Vol. I & Il--BEETHOVEN: Early and Middle Quartets,Budapest String Quartet

Decca DL 10038- Vang. 1052-4— Cap. P 8558-

-Franck & Mozart Violin Sonatas, Morini, Firkusny MOZART: String Quintets, Primrose, Griller Quartet FAURE & SCHUMANN: Piano Quartets, Pennario

For connoisseurs of Rediscovered Masterpieces:Lon. 5643— The Choir of Salisbury Cathedral:

Decca DL 9413—“Sacred Music of the 17th & 18th CenturyNetherland Masters, HEINRICH ISAAC:

Vic. LD 2560— Vang. BG 604— Vang. BG 581-

“Music for the Court of Lorenzo the Magnificent”“The Golden Age of English Lute Music”, Julian Bream Renaissance Madrigal Masterpieces of France, Italy, England GABRIELLI: Processional and Ceremonial Music of 17th

Decca DL *9402-Century Venice

-“The Play of Daniel”, a 12th cent, music drama,NY Pro Musica

Decca DL 9409- Lon. 5523— Decca DXJ 148-

-Spanish Music of the Renaissance, New York Pro MusicaA Festival of Lessons and Carols, King’s College Chapel.

-“Golden Jubilee Album”, Andres Segovia, guitarist

Cap. P 8570— Col. M 2L270

For connoisseurs of Choral Works:CHERUBINI: “Requiem”, Roger Wagner Chorale BEETHOVEN: “Missa Solemnis,” New York Philh.,

Vic. LM 6157—Eileen Farrell, Bernstein, cond.BACH: Mass in B Minor, Robert Shaw Chorale,Soloists and Orchestra

Col. ML 5498— ORFF: Carmina Burana, soloist, choir, Phila. Orch.,

D.G.G. 18547-8-Ormandy cond.

-DVORAK: Requiem, with Stader, Wagner, Haefliger, Borg, Prague Symph. Orch. and chorus, Ancerl cond.

Vic. LD 6077— BERLIOZ: Requiem, with Simoneau and New England

Arch. 3125-8—chorus. Boston Symphony Orchestra, Munch cond.BACH: “St. Matthew Passion”, Fischer-Dieskau, Seefried, Haefliger, Munich Bach Choir & Orch., Richter cond.

Arch. 3045/7— BACH: “St. John Passion”, St. Thomas choir, Leipzig, Gewandthaus Orch., Ramin cond.

Col. ML 5667— WALTON: “Belshazzar’s Feast”, Rutger Univ. choir,

Vic. LD 6091—Philadelphia Orch., Ormandy cond.VERDI: Requiem, with Bjoerling, Price, Elias, Tozzi, Vienna Philh. Orch. and chorus, Reiner cond.

D.G.G. 18599- 600-

BERLIOZ: “Damnation of Faust”, with Rubio, Verreau, Lamoureux Symph. Orch., Markevitch cond.

Lon. A 4352— VERDI: “Otello”, Tebaldi, del Monaco, von Karajan Lon. A 4355— DONIZETTI: “Lucia di Lammermoor”, with

Sutherland, Merrill, SiepiD.G.G. 8690/91—STRAUSS: “Elektra”, with Borkh, Schech, Dresden State

Opera.Lon. 4506— WAGNER: “Tristan und Isolde”, with Nilsson, Uhl,

Vienna Philh., Solti cond.Ang. 3615— BELLINI: “Norma”, with Callas, La Scala performance Cap. GCR 7207—BIZET: Carmen, with de los Angeles, Micheau, Gedda,

Paris performance, Sir Thomas Beecham cond.Lon. A 4345— VERDI: Aida, with Tebaldi, Simionato, Bergonzi, Corena,

Vienna Philh. Orch. and Chorus, von Karajan cond.Ang. 3605 DL— MOZART: Don Giovanni, with Schwarzkopf, Sutherland,

Sciutti, Waechter, Phil. Orch. and Chorus, Giulini cond.

For connoisseurs of Opera:

For connoisseurs of the Ballet:Col. ML 5679- TCHAIKOVSKY:“SleepingBeauty” Phila.Orch., Ormandy Cap. P 8471- TCHAIKOVSKY:“SwanLake”BalletTheatreOrch.,LevineCap. P 8551— GLAZOUNOV: “The Seasons”, Concert Arts Orch., IrvingMerc. OL 2-111—ADAM: “Giselle” London Symphony, Fistoulari Lon. CM 9026— TCHAIKOVSKY: “Nutcracker” Suite, Suisse Romande,

AnsermetCap. G 7245— DELIBES: “Coppelia & Sylvia”ballets, Philh., Orch., Irving

For connoisseurs of Organ Music:Lon. CM 9302/3—FRANCK: Organ Works, Jeanne Demessieux, 2 LP’s.Col. ML 5661— Bach Organ Favorites, E. Power BiggsCap. P 8573— JONGEN: Symphonie Concertante, Virgil FoxCol. ML 5409— MENDELSSOHN: Organ Sonatas #1 and 6, E. Power Biggs

For connoisseurs of Modern Music:Col. ML 5336—BERG, KRENEK, SCHOENBERG: Piano Selections,

Glenn GouldCol. D 3L300—STRAVINSKY conducts his “Firebird”, “Rites of Spring” Col. K4L 232—WEBERN: Complete Works, various artists, Robt. Craft cond. Col. K3L 243—WEILL: “The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny”

with Lotte Lenya, Berlin performance Col. ML 5478—VARESE: Integrates, Density, etc., Robert Craft cond.

For connoisseurs of Americana:Vang. VRS. 1071—THOMSON: “The Plow that Broke the Plains”, Stokowski Col. ML 5496—The Organ in America, E. Power Biggs Col. DL 244- “The Union”Col. DL 220- “The Confederacy”Col. LL 1001— “The Revolution”

For connoisseurs of the Spoken Word:Caedmon VAR. LP’s—DILLON THOMAS Reading His Own Works Spoken Arts 797-801 —“The Art of RUTH DRAPER”Vic. LM 6404- SHAKESPEARE: “Hamlet”, with Sir John Gielgud,

Old Vic CompanyCol. OL 5390 & 5550—Gielgud in Shakespeare’s “The Ages of Man”Col. VAR. LP’s— “I Can Hear It Now”, Edw. R. Morrow

POPULAR

For lovers of Broadway Shows:Vic. LOC 1065— “Milk and Honey”, Original castVic. LOC 1066— “How To Succeed In Business Without Trying” Cap. WAO 1643—“Sail Away”, New Noel Coward Show MGM 3946— “Carneval”, Original castCol. KOL 5720— “Kean”, with Alfred Drake, Original cast Col.— “Subways Are For Sleeping”, Original castCol. KOL— “Camelot”, Original castCol. KOL 5450— “The Sound of Music”, Original cast

For lovers of Film Spectacles:MGM 1E2— “King of Kings”, Original sound track Col. OL 5670— “West Side Story”, Original sound track Warner 1322— “Gone With The Wind”, New sound track LOC 1058— “Exodus”, Original sound track U. Art. 4070— “Never On Sunday”, Original sound track MGM 1E1— “Ben Hur”, Original film sound track

For lovers of Dance Bands:Epic LN 3796— “58 TV and Radio Commercials”, Lester LaninDot 3389— “Yellow Bird”, Lawrence WelkCap. T 1593— “Drifting and Dreaming”, Guy LombardoCol. CL 1642— “Somebody Loves Me”, Ray ConniffCol. CL 1654— “It’s De-Lovely”, Les ElgartDot 3280— “Golden Waltzes”, Billy Vaughn

The Arthur Murray Dance Series:Vic. LPM 1909— “Music For Dancing”, (Variety)Vic. LPM 2154- “Fox Trot”Vic. LPM 2153- “The Waltz”Vic. LPM 2152— “Mambo, Rumba, Samba, Tango, Merengue” Vic. LPM 2155- “Cha Cha Cha”

For lovers of Jazz:Col. CL 1690— “Time Further Out”, Dave Brubeck Col. CL 1669/70—“Miles Davis—Friday Night/Saturday Night” Imp. 2— “Genius + Soul = Jazz”, Ray CharlesVic. LPM 2366- “Greatest Horn”, A1 HirtRiv. 97509— “Songs Father Taught Me”, Father Dustin Coral 57359— “French Quarter New Orleans”, Pete Fountain Riv. 377— “African Waltz”, Cannonball AdderlyImp. 6— “Africa—Brass”, John Coltrane

For lovers of Jazz Piano:Cap. T 1524— “The Swingin’s Mutual”, George ShearingCadet 3046— “Water Boy”, Don ShirleyCol. CL 1649— “A Touch Of Elegance”, Andre PrevinABC 365— “Dream Street”, Errol GarnerCap. T 10— “Europe’s Greatest Jazz Pianist”:'Martial Solal

For lovers of Vocalists (Male):Rep. 1003— “I Remember Tommy”, Frank SinatraCol. CL 1644— “Portrait of Johnny”, Johnny MathisAtco 33-134— “Love Swings”, Bobby DarinVic. LPM 2390— “Sing To Me, Mr. C”, Perry ComoVic. LOC 6006-7—Harry Belafonte at Carnegie Hall, Vol. I & II

For lovers of Vocalists (Female):Cap. WBO 1569—“Judy Garland at Carnegie Hall”Verve 4052— “Ella Fitzgerald In Hollywood”Vic. LPM 2364— “Lena Horne At The Sands”MGM 3913— “At The Copa”, Connie FrancisMerc. 20617— “My Heart Sings”, Sarah VaughanCap. T 1520— “Basin Street East”, Peggy LeeKapp 1250— “Love Makes The World Go Round”, Jane Morgan

For lovers of Group Singing:Col. Var. LP’s— Mitch Miller, “Sing-Along” Series, 16 LP’s Vic. LM 2515— “The Immortal Victor Herbert”, Robert Shaw Chorale Col. CL 1423— “Moments To Remember”, Norman Luboff Choir Cap. TAO 1504—“Let Freedom Sing”, Fred Waring Singers

For lovers of Popular Piano:Vic. LPM 2148—“A Carle-Load Of Hits”, Frankie CarleVic. LPM 2383—“New Piano In Town”, Peter NeroKapp 1260— “Greatest Hits”, Roger WilliamsU. Art. 3122— “Great Motion Picture Themes”, Ferrante & Teicher U. Art. 3166— “Westside Story etc.”, Ferrante & Teicher

For lovers of Popular Organ:Cap. T 10285— Reginald Dixon At The Black Pool Wurlitzer OrganDecca 4165— “Ebbtide”, Earl GrantCol. CL 1599- “To Each His Own”, Ken GriffinKing 741— “Organ With Percussion”, Bob KarnesDecca 4112— “Golden Organ Favorites”, Lenny Dee

For lovers of Musical Relaxation:Col. CL 1613— “Radio’s Great Old Themes”, Frank DeVolLon. 3239— “Italia Mia”, MantovaniLon. 685— Strauss Waltzes, MantovaniCap. P 8326— “Concertos Under The Stars”, Hollywood BowlCap. WBO 1619—“Lovers’ Portfolio”, Jackie GleasonCol. CL 1493— “Greatest Hits”, Percy FaithCap. T 1318— “Zither in % Time”, Ruth Welcome

For lovers of Hawaiian Music:Lib. 13001— “Paradise Found”, Felix SlatkinVic. LPM 2295—“Hawaiian Punch”, Mauna Loa IslandersDecca 4150— “Aloha Apaka”, Alfred ApakaDecca DX 163— “The Best of Alfred Apaka”Decca DL 8960—“Sing Me a Song of the Islands”, Alfred Apaka Cap. T 1339— “Hawaii Calls”, Webley Edwards Orchestra

For lovers of Folk Songs:Decca DXB 167-“The Best Of Burl Ives”Vic. LPM 2388— “Jump Up Calypso”, Harry BelafonteEL 205— “A Treasure Chest Of American Folk Songs”, Ed McCurdyEl. 175— “Bravo!”, Town Hall Concert, Theodore BickelCol. CL 1668— “Story Songs”, Pete SeegerVang. 2 LP’s— “Folk Songs”, Vol. I & II, Joan BaezVang. 3 LP’s— “American Folk Songs”, The Weavers

For lovers of Sacred Music (Protestant):Col. CL 1643— “Every Time I Feel The Spirit”, Mahalia Jackson Vic. LPM 2348—“Hundred Year Old Hymns”, George B. Shea Lon. 3246— “Sweet Hour of Prayer”, Organ & Chimes Lon. 3251— “Songs Of Praise”, MantovaniCol. ML 5497— “A Mighty Fortress”, The Mormon Tabernacle Choir Cap. P 8498— “Holy, Holy, Holy”, Roger Wagner Chorale Cap. TAO 1332—“Sing a Hymn with Me”, Tennessee Ernie Ford

For lovers of Sacred Music (Catholic):Chanc. 5006— “Hymns Of Heaven On Earth”, Sistine Chapel Choir Imp. 9117-47— Catholic Hymns, The St. Charles Choir, Vol. I & II Col. ML 5468— “Holy God We Praise Thy Name”, St. Dominic Choir Col. ML 5205— “Hail, Holy Queen”, The Trappist Monks, Gethsemani Decca DL 8618—Hymns to the Blessed Virgin Mary, J. Swittel

In pursuit of Education:Language Courses in Spanish, French, German, Russian, Italian, Hebrew Language Course to “Improve your English”Dictation Records, four separate LP’s at progressive speeds Typing Records, set of four LP’s at progressive speeds

For lovers of March Music:Merc. 50264— “Sound Off!”, Fennell, Eastman BandMerc. 50170— “March Time”, Fennell, Eastman BandLon. 1229— “The Marches of Sousa”, Grenadier GuardsCol. CL 1182—“Touchdown!”, Percy Faith Orch.

For lovers of Stereo Sound Spectaculars:Command—Percussion Series—27 LP’sLondon— Phase 4 Stereo Series—12 LP’sVictor— Stereo Action Series, 14 LP’sMercury— Perfect Presence Series, 14 LP’sColumbia— Stereo In Motion Series, 8 LP’s

To Remember the Children:Vic. CAL 1024-“Hansel And Gretel”Col. 9522— “Let’s Play A Musical Game”Cap.— “Little Toot”, Walt Disney FavoritesW’land— “The Multiplication Table”Vic. CH 1003— “Songs For Sleepyheads”Gold. Rec. 13— “The Wizard of Oz”, “Peter and the Wolf”

For lovers of International Music:We carry a full line of long playing records representing a cross-section of the world.