[d] St.Paul’s Cathedral Choir (Christopher Dearnley);
London Symphony Chorus (Richard Hickox),
[Jan] Leslie Pearson / [Mar] Malcolm Hicks (organ),
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Charles Groves
[a] HOLST Rig Veda - Choral Hymns Set No.2 Op.26/2 H98
[b] Ode to Death Op.38 H144
[c] Short Festival Te Deum H145
[d] The Hymn of Jesus Op.37 H140
LP: [a-d] (Feb78) ASD3435 = 0C 063 02944Q; (Mar78) Angel S37455,
[d] (Sep83) ESD 178304.1,
[abc] (May84) ESD29 0022.1.
CD: [abd] (Mar88) CDC7 49409.2,
[c] (Jun88) CDC7 49784.2,
[d] (Jly95) CDM5 65128.2,
[d] (Aug09) 2CD set 9 68929.2,
[a] (Jly10) 2CD set 6 27898.2,
[a-d] (Jun12) 6CD set 4 40471.2,
[a-d] (Mar15) Warner 24CD set 2564 614724.
>C02 ARGO analogue
Pr: Christopher Hazell Eng: Colin Moorfoot
17-18 Apr 1980 Kingsway Hall
John Shirley-Quirk (baritone), London Symphony Chorus,
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Richard Hickox
[a] DELIUS Appalachia
[b] Sea Drift
LP: [ab] (Jly81) ZRG934.
CD: [ab] (Aug89) London 425 156.2LM,
[b] (Feb94) Decca 440 323.2DWO,
[b] (Feb96) Decca 448 170.2DF2,
[b] (Feb02) Decca 2CD set 470 375.2.
>C03 DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON recorded live at the
St.Albans Festival and at preceding rehearsals digital
Pr: Rainer Brock Eng: Karl-August Naegler
4-7 Aug 1981 St.Albans Cathedral
Franco Araiza (tenor), St.Alban’s School Choir, Desborough School Choir,
Haberdashers’ Aske’s School Boys’ Choir, High Wycombe Parish Church
Choirboys, Southend Boys’ Choir, Winnersh Forest School Choir,
Wooburn Singers, London Philharmonic Choir,
London Symphony Chorus (Richard Hickox), Martin Haselböck (organ),
European Community Youth Orchestra, Claudio Abbado
BERLIOZ Te Deum Op.22
LP: (Jly82) 2532 044.
CD: (Dec83) 410 696.2GH,
(Apr03) 474 440.2GB10,
(Apr16) 479 5875GOR.
>C04 ARGO (in association with the Arts Council of Great Britain) digital
Pr: Christopher Hazell Eng: James Lock & John Dunkerley
23-24 Oct 1981 Kingsway Hall
Jennifer Smith (soprano), Ann Murray (mezzo-soprano),
Anthony Rolfe Johnson (tenor), Wooburn Singers,
London Symphony Chorus, City of London Sinfonia, Richard Hickox
BURGON Requiem
LP: (Oct82) ZRDL1007.
CD: (Jly91) London 430 064.2LM,
(Feb02) Decca 470 380.2.
>C05 MELODIYA [U.S.S.R.] recorded live at a concert analogue
21 Apr 1983 Great Hall of the Conservatory, Moscow
London Symphony Chorus (Richard Hickox), Oleg Yanchenko (organ),
USSR State Symphony Orchestra, Evgeny Svetlanov
ELGAR The Dream of Gerontius Op.38
Arthur Davies (tenor) Gerontius
Felicity Palmer (mezzo-soprano) Angel
Norman Bailey (bass) Priest & Angel of the Agony
LP: (USSR: c83) 2LP set S10 23075-78; not released in UK or US.
CD: (Feb15) 2CD set MELCD10 02266.
>C06 ARGO digital
Pr: Christopher Hazell Eng: Stanley Goodall
8,9&13 Nov 1984 St.Barnabas, Woodside Park
Barbara Bonney (soprano), Anne Howells (mezzo-soprano),
Anthony Rolfe Johnson (tenor), Stephen Roberts (baritone),
London Symphony Chorus, City of London Sinfonia, Richard Hickox
HAYDN Mass in D minor H.XXII.11 “Nelson”
LP: (Oct85) 414 464.1ZH.
CD: (Oct85) 414 464.2ZH,
(Apr93) Decca 436 470.2DM,
(Oct96) Decca 448 983.2DEC.
>C07 E.M.I. CLASSICS digital
Pr.& Eng: Brian Culverhouse
9&11 Feb 1986 Watford Town Hall
[c] Stephen Roberts (baritone); London Symphony Chorus,
Northern Sinfonia, Richard Hickox
[a] ELGAR The Banner of St.George Op.33
[b] Te Deum & Benedictus Op.34
[c] Great is the Lord - anthem Op.67
LP: [abc] (Mar87) EL27 0555.1.
CD: [abc] (Mar87) CDC7 47658.2,
[abc] (Aug94) CDM5 65108.2,
[abc] (Sep07) 30CD set 5 03603.2.
>C08 R.P.O. RECORDS digital
Pr.& Eng: Brian Culverhouse
5,19&21 Jly 1986 Henry Wood Hall
Aled Jones (treble); [b] Stephen Roberts (baritone);
London Symphony Chorus,
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, John Birch (organ), Richard Hickox
[a] BERNSTEIN Chichester Psalms
[b] FAURÉ Requiem Op.48
LP: [ab] (Dec86) RPO8004; (Oct87) M.C.A. Classics MCA6199.
CD: [ab] (Dec86) CDRPO8004; (Oct87) M.C.A. Classics MCAD6199,
[ab] (Aug91) CDRPO7007,
[ab] (Mar96) Carlton 30366 0009.2,
[ab] (Aug04) Griffin GCCD4044.
>C09 E.M.I. CLASSICS digital
Pr: Andrew Keener Eng: Mike Clements
16 Nov 1986 Henry Wood Hall
Martyn Hill (tenor), London Symphony Chorus,
City of London Sinfonia, Richard Hickox
FERGUSON Amore langueo Op.18
Coupled with the Piano Concerto and a work by Finzi.
LP: (Dec87) EL7 49627.1.
CD: (Dec87) CDC7 49627.2,
(Sep93) CDM7 64738.2.
>C10 E.M.I. CLASSICS digital
Pr: Brian Culverhouse Eng: Peter Bown
17-18 Oct 1987 Abbey Road Studio 1
[a] Felicity Lott (soprano); London Symphony Chorus,
Northern Sinfonia, Richard Hickox
[a] ELGAR The Spirit of England Op.80
[b] The Snow - partsong Op.26/1
[c] O Hearken Thou Op.64
[d] Give unto the Lord - anthem Op.74
[e] Land of Hope and Glory
LP: [a-e] (Dec88) EL7 49481.1.
CD: [a-e] (Dec88) CDC7 49481.2,
[a-e] (Aug95) CDM5 65586.2,
[ac] (Oct03) 5 85148.2,
[acde] (Sep07) 30CD set 5 03603.2.
>C11 ACADEMY SOUND & VISION digital
Pr: Roy Emerson Eng: Martin Haskell
22-23 May 1988 All Saints, Newcastle
Heather Harper (soprano), Alfreda Hodgson (mezzo-soprano),
Robert Tear (tenor), Gwynne Howell (bass), London Symphony Chorus,
Northern Sinfonia Chorus, Northern Sinfonia, Richard Hickox
BEETHOVEN Symphony No.9 in D minor Op.125 “Choral”
LP: (Dec88) 2LP set DCD455.
CD: (Dec88) CDDCA628,
(Mar89) 6CD set CDDCS601,
(Sep92) CDQS6069,
(Dec03) Resonance 5CD set CDRSB504.
>C12 L’OISEAU-LYRE digital
Pr: Peter Wadland Eng: John Dunkerley
5-7 Sep 1988 Walthamstow Assembly Hall
Arleen Auger (soprano), Catherine Robbin (mezzo-soprano),
Anthony Rolfe Johnson (tenor), Gregory Reinhart (bass),
London Symphony Chorus (John Alley),
Academy of Ancient Music, Christopher Hogwood
BEETHOVEN Symphony No.9 in D minor Op.125 “Choral”
LP: (Sep89) 425 517.1OH.
CD: (Sep89) 425 517.2OH,
(Nov89) 425 696.2OH6,
(Jun97) 452 551.OC5.
>C13 VIRGIN CLASSICS digital
Pr: John H.West Eng: Mike Hatch
14-15 Jan 1989 All Saints, Newcastle
Yvonne Kenny (soprano), Alfreda Hodgson (mezzo-soprano),
Arthur Davies (tenor), Gwynne Howell (bass), London Symphony Chorus,
Northern Sinfonia Chorus, Northern Sinfonia, Richard Hickox
MOZART Requiem in D minor K626
CD: (Nov91) VJ7 91460.2 = 261 498,
(’93) VJ7 59648.2,
(Nov95) CUV5 61260.2,
(Mar99) 2CD set VBD5 61501.2,
(May05) HMV5 86743.2,
(Aug05) 5 62478.2.
>C14 VIRGIN CLASSICS digital
Pr: James Mallinson Eng: Mike Hatch
4-5 Feb 1989 Henry Wood Hall
[b] Janet Baker (mezzo-soprano); London Symphony Chorus,
City of London Sinfonia, Richard Hickox
[a] BRAHMS Vier Gesänge Op.17
[b] Alto Rhapsody Op.53
[ab] Coupled with Mendelssohn, recorded at Abbey Road on 24 Sep 89.
CD: [ab] (Nov90) VC7 91123.2 = 260 571,
[ab] (Feb93) VC7 59589.2,
[ab] (Apr98) 2CD set VBD5 61469.2,
[ab] (Nov02) E.M.I. 5CD set 5 75722.2,
[b] (Jun13) E.M.I. 20CD set 9 03771.2.
>C15 VIRGIN CLASSICS digital
Pr: Andrew Keener Eng: Mike Clements & Mike Hatch
27 Feb-2 Mar 1989 All Saints, Tooting
Margaret Marshall (soprano), Stephen Roberts (baritone),
London Symphony Chorus, Philharmonia Orchestra, Richard Hickox
VAUGHAN WILLIAMS Symphony No.1 “Sea”
CD: (Jun90) VC7 90843.2 = 260 267,
(Sep92) VJ7 59687.2,
(Aug09) E.M.I. 2CD set 9 68934.2.
>C16 CHANDOS digital
Pr: Brian Couzens Eng: Ralph Couzens
22&27 May 1989 St.Jude-on-the-Hill
Helen Field (soprano), Della Jones (mezzo-soprano),
Arthur Davies (tenor), Roderick Earle (bass), London Symphony Chorus,
City of London Sinfonia, Richard Hickox
ROSSINI Stabat Mater
LP: (Dec89) ABRD1416.
CD: (Dec89) CHAN8780,
(Jly13) CHAN10781X.
>C17 VIRGIN CLASSICS digital
Pr: James Mallinson Eng: Simon Rhodes
24 Sep 1989 Abbey Road Studio 1
Janet Baker (mezzo-soprano), London Symphony Chorus,
City of London Sinfonia, Richard Hickox
MENDELSSOHN Psalm 42 Op.42
Coupled with Brahms, recorded at Henry Wood Hall on 4-5 Feb 89.
CD: (Nov90) VC7 91123.2 = 260 571,
(Feb93) VC7 59589.2,
(Apr98) 2CD set VBD5 61469.2,
(Jun13) E.M.I. 20CD set 9 03771.2.
>C18 B.B.C. TELEVISION recorded live at two concerts
27-28 Jan 1991 VIDEO Royal Festival Hall
Julia Varady, Jane Eaglen & Susan Bullock (sopranos), Trudeliese Schmidt
(mezzo-soprano), Jadwiga Rappé (contralto), Kenneth Riegel (tenor),
Eike Wilm Schulte (baritone), Hans Sotin (bass), Eton College Boys’ Choir
(Ralph Allwood), London Philharmonic Choir (Richard Cooke),
London Symphony Chorus (Stephen Westrop),
Malcolm Hicks (organ), London Philharmonic Orchestra, Klaus Tennstedt
MAHLER Symphony No.8 in E flat
CD: (Mar11) London Philharmonic 2CD set LPO 0052.
Laserdisc: (Jun92) E.M.I. Classics LDB9 91310.1.
VHS: (Jun92) E.M.I. Classics MVD9 91310.3.
>C19 CHANDOS
Pr: Ralph Couzens Eng: Ben Connellan
3 Sep 1994 All Saints, Tooting
London Symphony Chorus (Stephen Westrop),
City of London Sinfonia, Richard Hickox
HOLST Ode to Death Op.38 H144
Coupled with three works recorded with another chorus.
CD: (Apr96) CHAN9437,
(Jun99) 2CD set CHAN241 6.
>C20 R.C.A. VICTOR (B.M.G. Classics)
Pr: James Mallinson Eng: Tony Faulkner
13 Nov 1994 Blackheath Concert Halls
Inger Dam-Jensen (soprano), London Symphony Chorus
(Stephen Westrop), Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Yuri Temirkanov
GRIEG Peer Gynt - incidental music Op.23
Coupled with the Norwegian Dances & Bridal Procession.
CD: (Apr05) 82876 65834.2.
>C21 CHANDOS
Pr: Brian Couzens Eng: Ralph Couzens
2,3,5-7 Jly & 31 Aug 1995 Blackheath Concert Halls
London Symphony Chorus (Stephen Westrop),
City of London Sinfonia, Richard Hickox
BRITTEN Peter Grimes Op.33
Philip Langridge (tenor) Peter Grimes
Janice Watson (soprano) Ellen Orford
Alan Opie (baritone) Balstrode
Ameral Gunson (mezzo-soprano) Auntie
Yvonne Barclay (soprano) First niece
Pamela Helen Stephen (mezzo-soprano) Second niece
John Graham-Hall (tenor) Bob Boles
John Connell (bass) Swallow
Anne Collins (mezzo-soprano) Mrs Sedley
John Fryatt (tenor) Rector
Roderick Williams (baritone) Ned Keene
Matthew Best (bass-baritone) Hobson
CD: (Apr96) CHAN9447-48.
>C22 CHANDOS
Pr: Brian Couzens Eng: Ralph Couzens
11 Nov 1995 All Saints, Tooting
London Symphony Chorus (Stephen Westrop), Richard Hickox
VERDI Quattro Pezzi Sacri : Ave Maria & Laudi alla Vergine
Unpublished: see note to 10 Jly 95 in the main discography (1894).
>C23 HYPERION
Pr: Andrew Keener Eng: Antony Howell & Julian Millard
5-6 Dec 1997, 13,14 Feb & 16 Apr 1998 St.Alban the Martyr, Holborn
London Symphony Chorus (Stephen Westrop), Vernon Handley
ELGAR Twenty-three Choral songs Op. 18/3, 45/1-5, 53/1-4, 54, 57,
71/1-2, 72, 73/1-2 and six others
CD: (Nov98) CDA67019.
>C24 B.B.C. recorded live at a Promenade concert
19 Aug 1998 Royal Albert Hall
London Symphony Chorus,
B.B.C. Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Osmo Vänskä
SHOSTAKOVICH Symphony No.3 in E flat Op.20 “May Day”
CD: (Sep99) B.B.C. Music BBCP1005.2.
>C25 DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON recorded live at a concert
11 Oct 1999 Royal Festival Hall
Anna Larsson (contralto), City of Birmingham Symphony Youth Chorus,
London Symphony Chorus (Stephen Westrop),
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Claudio Abbado
MAHLER Symphony No.3 in D minor
CD: (May02) 471 502.2GH2,
(May14) 479 3204GB11.
>C26 E.M.I. CLASSICS recorded live at two concerts
(plus a patching session)
Pr: Stephen Johns Eng: Mike Clements
5,8&9 Jun 2004 Symphony Hall, Birmingham
Christine Brewer, Soile Isokoski & Juliane Banse (sopranos),
Birgit Remmert & Jane Henschel (mezzo-sopranos), Jon Villars (tenor),
David Wilson-Johnson (baritone), John Relyea (bass), Toronto Children’s
Chorus, City of Birmingham Symphony Chorus & Youth Chorus,
London Symphony Chorus (Joseph Cullen),
City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Simon Rattle
MAHLER Symphony No.8 in E flat
CD: (Mar05) 5 57945.2.
>C27 HALLÉ recorded live at two concerts
9&10 May 2009 Bridgewater Hall, Manchester
Hallé Choir, B.B.C. Symphony Chorus, Royal Opera House Chorus,
London Symphony Chorus (Joseph Cullen),
Hallé Orchestra, Mark Elder
WAGNER Götterdämmerung
Lars Cleveman (tenor) Siegfried
Attila Jun (bass) Hagen
Andrew Shore (bass-baritone) Alberich
Peter Coleman-Wright (baritone) Gunther
Katarina Dalayman (soprano) Brünnhilde
Nancy Gustafson (soprano) Gutrune
Susan Bickley (mezzo-soprano) Waltraute
Ceri Williams (contralto) First Norn
Yvonne Howard (mezzo-soprano) Second Norn
Miranda Keys (soprano) Third Norn
CD: (Jun10) 5CD set CDHLD7525.
>C28 B.B.C. recorded live at a Promenade concert
17 Jly 2011 Royal Albert Hall
Susan Gritton (soprano), Christine Rice (mezzo-soprano),
Peter Auty (tenor), Alastair Miles (baritone),
Eltham College Boys’ Choir, Southend Boys’ and Girls’ Choirs,
City of Birmingham Symphony Youth Chorus,
Bach Choir, B.B.C. National Chorus of Wales, Brighton Festival Chorus,
Côr Caerdydd, Huddersfield Choral Society,
London Symphony Chorus, David Goode (organ),
B.B.C. National Orchestra of Wales & B.B.C. Concert Orchestra,
Martyn Brabbins
BRIAN Symphony No.1 in D minor “The Gothic”
CD: (Nov11) Hyperion 2CD set CDA67971-72.
>C29 SOMM
Pr: Siva Oke Eng: Ben Connellan
23-24 Apr 2014 Henry Wood Hall
[a] Judith Howarth (soprano); London Symphony Chorus
(Simon Halsey), Philharmonia Orchestra, John Wilson
[a] ELGAR The Spirit of England Op.80
[b] With proud thanksgiving
Coupled with two works recorded elsewhere with other artists.
CD: [ab] (Oct14) SOMMCD255.
>C30 LSO LIVE recorded live at a concert (and later patching session)
Pr: James Mallinson Eng: Neil Hutchinson
26 Nov & 2 Dec 2014 Barbican Concert Hall
[b] Christine Jasper (contralto), Dan Owers (tenor);
London Symphony Chorus, Simon Halsey
[a] DOVE The Passing of the Year
[b] RACHMANINOV Vespers Op.37
[a] Not yet released.
SACD: [b] (Jun16) LSO 0781.
>A
APPENDICES
>AS “The Symphony Orchestra”, Albert Coates
>AG The Glyndebourne Festival Orchestra
>AC Cinema Films made before 1968
>AU Unofficial Recordings by “Members of the L.S.O.” / “L.S.O. strings”
>AS “The Symphony Orchestra”, Albert Coates
As is evident from the main discography, there were occasions when the LSO was, for contractual or marketing reasons, billed as “Symphony Orchestra” or simply “Orchestra”. Both the LSO and Albert Coates switched their recording contracts from Columbia to H.M.V., the conductor in 1921, with the orchestra following in 1926. There has in consequence been a good deal of speculation, sometimes reflected in the credits on LP or CD reissues, that the recordings Albert Coates made during those five years with “The Symphony Orchestra” were actually played by the LSO. Two entries in the Minute Books shed some light: first on 10 May 24, “The matter of the engagement of members of the orchestra at the Gramophone Co. at Hayes on behalf of Mr.Albert Coates came before the Board on a letter from Mr.Coates asking if the Directors would, after all, allow Mr.Busby to carry out the engaging of the gentlemen required as heretofore”, which was agreed. Mr.Busby was the orchestra’s former Manager and Secretary, who had recently been dismissed for accepting fees for arranging engagements without notifying the Board. He had presumably avoided booking players whom he felt would take exception to his moonlighting and engaged non -members of the LSO to fill the gaps. A second minute on 18 Dec 25 noted that “With regard to the matter of the engagement of players for H.M.V. Sessions under Mr.Coates it was decided to leave matters as they were.” Were those with misgivings worried about the possibility of jeopardizing their Columbia contract (or indeed were they being prompted by Columbia)? Perhaps they were simply disgruntled players who were not among “the gentlemen required”, since the H.M.V. Artists Sheets show that fewer than twenty strings were engaged for the acoustic recordings. For example, a work played in one of the LSO’s concerts at the Queen’s Hall on 20 Oct 24 with around sixty strings, was recorded using only twelve (43320) with two tubas replacing the double-bass section:
22&24 Oct 1924 Hayes Studios, Middlesex
TCHAIKOVSKY Francesca da Rimini Op.32 Cc5272-74/90
78rpm: (Feb25) D951-52.
Download: Pristine Classical PASC297.
No doubt most, if not all, of the players in “The Symphony Orchestra” on that occasion were members of the LSO, but clearly the Board was not flouting the Columbia contract by working anonymously for a rival company. Coates had made a private arrangement to facilitate the booking of individual players who were acceptable to him and to H.M.V. Even after the introduction of electrical recording, the size of the string sections was limited by the capacity of the studio at Hayes. A slightly larger ensemble was tried for experimental sessions at the Queen’s Hall late in 1925, following which the strings were increased to normal concert strength. This larger body of players may perhaps have been virtually indistinguishable from the LSO. Hence Coates’ 1926 recordings, with “The Symphony Orchestra” at full size, were excluded from the main discography but are listed below as an appendix.
H.M.V.’s practice of paying players individually in cash suggests that the compilation of attendance sheets for sessions was regarded as the province of the record company. This continued well after their contract with the LSO was signed. It was not until 1931 that H.M.V. switched to paying the LSO office by cheque, leaving the distribution of the players’ fees to the management, which perhaps only then discovered precisely who played on each session. Regrettably another thirty-six years elapsed before this information was considered worthy of preservation.
>A001 Eng: Arthur Clarke, George Dillnutt & Robert Beckett
25 Jan 1926 Queen’s Hall
[a] WAGNER Die Walküre : Magic Fire Music CR134-35
[b] Götterdämmerung : Siegfried’s Rhine Journey CR136-37
[c] Das Rheingold : Entrance of the Gods into Valhalla CR138-39
[d] Götterdämmerung : Siegfried’s Funeral March CR140-41
[e] Das Rheingold : Prelude CR142
[f] Die Walküre : Ride of the Valkyries CR143
[g] Tristan und Isolde : Prelude CR144-45
[d] CR140 was replaced by CR217, recorded on 26 Mar 26.
78rpm: [a] (May26) D1079; Victor 9006,
[b] (May26) D1080; Victor 9007,
[ef] (Jun26) D1088; Victor 9163,
[d] (Jun26) D1092; Victor 9049,
[g] (Nov26) D1107,
[c] (Sep26) D1117; Victor 9109,
[f] (Dec30) D1815.
LP: [e] (May83) HLM7282 = 0C 137 54391M in 7LP set RLS7711;
(Jun83) Seraphim 6130.
CD: [g] (Feb89) Claremont CDGSE785026,
[d] (Apr90) Claremont CDGSE785033,
[ce] (Jun91) Claremont CDGSE785035-36,
[bd] (Jun91) Claremont CDGSE785037-38,
[a-d] (Dec92) Koch 2CD set 3 7704.2,
[bde] (Nov94) Pearl 7CD set GEMMCDS9137,
[abc] (Sep02) 2CD set CZS5 75486.2,
[e] (Oct08) Gala 4CD set GL100668,
[bd] (Oct08) Gala 4CD set GL100669.
Download: [e] Pristine Classical PACO107,
[bd] Pristine Classical PACO118.
>A002 Eng: Arthur Clarke, A.J.Twine & Edward Fowler
26 Mar 1926 Queen’s Hall
[a] RAVEL La Valse CR214-16
[b] WAGNER Götterdämmerung : Siegfried’s Funeral March CR217
[a] Coupled in France with a Beethoven Minuet on Cc7034, recorded on
22 Oct 25, and in US with Holst on CR699, recorded on 20 Sep 26.
[b] Coupled with part two on CR141, recorded on 25 Jan 26.
78rpm: [b] (Jun26) D1092; Victor 9049,
[a] (Jan27) W758-59; Victor 9130-31.
LP: [a] (Apr80) Encore E302.
CD: [b] (Apr90) Claremont CDGSE785033,
[b] (Jun91) Claremont CDGSE785037-38,
[ab] (Dec92) Koch 2CD set 3 7704.2,
[b] (Nov94) Pearl 7CD set GEMMCDS9137,
[a] (Sep02) 2CD set CZS5 75486.2,
[b] (Oct08) Gala 4CD set GL100669.
Download: [b] Pristine Classical PACO118.
>A003 Eng: Arthur Clarke & Robert Beckett
15 Sep 1926 Kingsway Hall
[ab] four sides (663/64/66/69) re-made 25 Oct 1926
[a] WAGNER Die Meistersinger : Prelude to Act I CR663-64
[b] TCHAIKOVSKY Symphony No.6 in B minor Op.74 CR665-74
[b] the last side was re-made with the LSO on 6 Jan 27.
78rpm: [b] (Mar27) D1190-94; Victor set 4 = 9050-54,
[a] (Jan28) D1260.
CD: [a] (Jly97) Claremont CDGSE785070-71.
Download: [b] Pristine Classical PASC301.
>A004 Eng: Arthur Clarke, George Dillnutt & Robert Beckett
16 Sep 1926 Kingsway Hall
[b] one side (684) re-made 25 Oct 1926
[a] WAGNER Tannhäuser : Overture CR675-77
[b] BEETHOVEN Symphony No.3 in E flat Op.55 “Eroica” CR678-88
[a] Coupled with “Die Meistersinger” on CR814, recorded on 25 Oct 26.
[b] Coupled with an overture on CR909, recorded with the LSO on 6 Jan 27.
78rpm: [a] (Dec26) D1138-39; Victor 9059-60,
[b] (Mar27) D1158-63; Victor set 6 = 9043-48.
CD: [a] (Mar94) Claremont CDGSE785054,
[b] (Apr94) Claremont CDGSE785055,
[a] (Apr98) Pearl 2CD set GEMS0024,
[a] (Sep02) 2CD set CZS5 75486.2.
Download: [b] Pristine Classical PASC455.
>A005 Eng: Arthur Clarke & Harold Davidson / [d] George Dillnutt
20 Sep 1926 Kingsway Hall
[f] re-made 25 Oct 1926
[a] HOLST The Planets Op.32 H125 : Jupiter CR689-90
[b] HOLST The Planets Op.32 H125 : Uranus CR691-92
[c] HOLST The Planets Op.32 H125 : Mercury CR693
[d] HOLST The Planets Op.32 H125 : Mars CR694-95
[e] WAGNER Lohengrin : Prelude to Act III CR696
[f] HUMPERDINCK Hänsel und Gretel : Overture CR697-98
[g] HOLST The Perfect Fool : first dance CR699
[e] Unpublished: Coates had already recorded an acoustic version,
Cc5271 on 22 Oct 24 (D937), and an electrical version with
reduced strings, Cc7083 on 27 Oct 25 (D1054), which this
was presumably intended to replace. A fourth version followed
with the LSO, Cc17832 on 23 Oct 29 (D1815).
78rpm: [a] (Nov26) D1129,
[f] (Dec27) D1261; Victor 9075,
[cg] (Jan28) D1308; [g] Victor 9131,
[b] (Mar28) D1384,
[d] (Oct31) D2006; Victor 11808.
CD: [abcdf] (Dec92) Koch 2CD set 3 7704.2,
[f] (Sep02) 2CD set CZS5 75486.2.
Download: [f] Pristine Classical PAMX005.
>A006 Eng: Arthur Clarke & [14,15] Robert Beckett / [19] Harold Davidson
[a] 14 & [ab] 15 Oct 1926 Kingsway Hall
[a] 19 Oct 1926 Queen’s Hall
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