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[a] Elsie Suddaby (soprano), Nellie Walker (contralto)
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[a] Elsie Suddaby (soprano), Nellie Walker (contralto), Walter Widdop (tenor), Stuart Robertson (baritone), Philharmonic Choir (Charles Kennedy Scott) [a] BEETHOVEN Symphony No.9 in D minor Op.125 “Choral” CR759-69/78-82 [b] STRAUSS Don Juan Op.20 CR770-73 78rpm: [a] (Mar27) D1164-71; Victor set 12 = 9061-68, [b] (Jan28) D1309-10; Victor 9114-15. CD: [b] (Dec92) Koch 2CD set 3 7704.2, [a] (’10) Historic Recordings HRCD0047 private issue. Download: [a] Pristine Classical PASC296. >A007 Eng: Arthur Clarke, Harold Davidson & G.W.George 25 Oct 1926 Kingsway Hall [a] WEBER Oberon J306 : Overture CR806-7 [b] WAGNER Die Meistersinger : Dance CR814 [c] BORODIN Prince Igor : Overture CR815-16 [b] Coupled with “Tannhäuser” on CR675-77, recorded on 16 Sep 26. 78rpm: [b] (Dec26) D1139; Victor 9060, [c] (Mar27) D1210; Victor 9123, [a] (Jan28) D1311; Victor 9122. CD: [a] (Dec92) Koch 2CD set 3 7704.2, [b] (Jly97) Claremont CDGSE785070-71, [a] (Sep02) 2CD set CZS5 75486.2, [c] (’09) Historic Recordings PAGCD0021 private issue. Download: [c] Pristine Classical PASC304. One other recording from this period, made with an anonymous orchestra with strings totalling 22, and two tubas substituting for the double-bass section, is listed here as, like some of the preceding entries, it was treated as part of the extensive series of Wagner excerpts recorded in 1927-32, mainly by the LSO and mostly conducted by Albert Coates. >A008 Eng: Arthur Clarke, Robert Beckett & Edward Fowler 16 Aug 1926 Kingsway Hall Göta Ljungberg (soprano); [ab] Walter Widdop (tenor); “Symphony Orchestra”, Lawrance Collingwood [a] WAGNER Die Walküre : Schläfst du, Gast? CR610 [b] Die Walküre : Du bist der Lenz CR611/13 [c] Tristan und Isolde : Mild und leise CR612 [c] Coupled with sides recorded with the LSO in Aug & Oct 27. [a] Unpublished: rejected and replaced by CR1367, recorded with the LSO conducted by Albert Coates on 27 May 27. 78rpm: [b] (Nov26) DB963, [b] (Feb28) D1322 in 14 disc set = auto D7041-54; Victor sets 26&27 = 9164-77, [c] (May28) D1417 in 5 disc set = (Jan33) auto D7438-42; Victor set 41 = 9625-29. LP: [b] (May83) HLM7283 = 0C 137 54392M in 7LP set RLS7711; (Jun83) Seraphim 6130. CD: [b] (Jun91) Claremont CDGSE785035-36, [b] (Sep92) Claremont CDGSE785046, [b] (Nov94) Pearl 7CD set GEMMCDS9137, [bc] (Sep97) Pearl GEMMCD9257, [c] (Jun03) Naxos Historical 8 110200-2, [b] (Oct08) Gala 4CD set GL100668. Download: [b] Pristine Classical PACO107. >AG The Glyndebourne Festival Orchestra In “Glyndebourne Recorded” by Paul Campion and Rosy Runciman (1994) it is asserted (on p.8) that “The orchestra which played at Glyndebourne from 1934 until 1939 ... was, in fact, the London Symphony, led by George Stratton.” That Stratton led both the London Symphony and the pre-war Glyndebourne Festival Orchestras is not disputed; the inference that the LSO played for Glyndebourne Festival Opera is more contentious. Like Albert Coates a decade earlier, and like several film studios in the decade ahead, John Christie apparently by-passed the Board of Directors and asked the LSO’s Secretary to engage the players required for his orchestra. George Stratton was probably involved in the selection and he was not exactly an LSO loyalist. He had joined the orchestra as a rank and file violinist in 1925, but was also Principal Second in the Queen’s Hall Orchestra and led his own string quartet. In 1929 he ceased playing with the LSO, though he retained his shares in the company. He was Principal Second in Beecham’s LPO for the 1932-33 season before being appointed Leader of the LSO in the summer of 1933. He held that position until 1952 but was at the same time not only Leader but also General Manager of the Queen’s Hall Orchestra following its reorganization in 1936. Clearly his contacts were such that Glyndebourne could depend on a substantial, but not an exclusive, LSO presence in the opera house pit. Personnel lists suggest that 28 of the 33 players in the Festival’s first season were members of the LSO, the proportion dropping to 25 out of 38 in 1937, and 30 out of 53 in 1939. The pre-war Glyndebourne Festival Orchestra recordings are therefore excluded from this survey, but full details may be found in “Glyndebourne Recorded”. >AC Cinema Films made before 1968 Muir Mathieson, who was Musical Director of London Films from 1934, was a great proponent of the use of specially composed orchestral music in films and Denham Film Studios, opened in 1936, were accordingly designed to include provision for orchestral recording. Mathieson worked mainly with the LSO, but some members objected to the engagement of the orchestra for film sessions and during 1938 he used the title “London Film Symphony Orchestra” for some of his work. During World War II film work came to provide a substantial portion of the LSO’s income, but even in the early 1950s film sessions were not always listed as official engagements. Those entered in the schedules failed to identify the title of the film, so it has not been possible to date these sessions precisely from LSO sources – nor from elsewhere since filmographers usually date films by the first showing. Between 1947 and 1959, Rank Films produced a series of more than a hundred ten inch 78rpm discs (the FM numbers apply to sides, not discs) containing excerpts from soundtracks. These were for archive or promotional purposes and not intended for commercial distribution, but a few were transferred to LP and (since the expiry of copyright) some have appeared on CD. Some of the smaller film studios did not have the facilities for making orchestral recordings. For entries where the studio is listed in parentheses, the soundtrack was probably recorded elsewhere, perhaps Watford or Wembley Town Hall. Soundtracks that were transferred, in part, to commercial 78rpm discs are listed in the main discography. Like his predecessor in 1924, the LSO’s Secretary Arthur Maney was dismissed on 14 Nov 35 for taking fees for arranging engagements without notifying the Board of Directors. This came to light when he was found to have contracted for film sessions as “Manager of the players of the London Symphony Orchestra”. The Minutes reveal that the Board was concerned to prevent the use of the LSO’s name unless a fee was paid, but that a suitable payment could legitimate an unofficial booking. In dealing with this very grey area, the following criteria for inclusion have been adopted where no specific justification is given. Entries for which the LSO’s on screen credit has been verified are marked OSC; those marked noc have no on screen credit for any orchestra. Films as yet unseen and marked BFI are attributed to the LSO on the British Film Institute’s website; those marked RFM evidently credit the LSO on the labels of the Rank Film Music 78rpm discs and entries marked HUN were attributed to the LSO by John Huntley in 1947. There is no doubt that many other soundtracks not listed below were played by ad hoc studio orchestras including some members of the LSO. >A101 “Sanders of the River” film soundtrack HUN (cOct?) 1934 [first shown Apr 35] Shepperton Film Studios composed by MISCHA SPOLIANSKY and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (Oct97) Carlton 30074 0122.3. DVD video: (??) unidentified catalogue number. H.M.V. recorded Paul Robeson in four songs from this score in Apr-May 35, with Mathieson conducting an anonymous orchestra (nine strings) on B8315-16. “Things to Come” film soundtrack noc See the main discography, 0150 at 3 Mar 1935. >A102 “Elephant Boy” film soundtrack noc/HUN
composed by JOHN GREENWOOD and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (’84) Polygram 790 255.2, (Mar97) Carlton 30074 0093.3. DVD video: (Jun06) Network 7952460. >A103 “Victoria the Great” film soundtrack OSC On being assured that “at least 75% of the members of the Orchestra would take part” the Board of Directors “resolved to allow the film company the privilege desired [of naming the LSO in the credits] to increase the funds of the Orchestra.” (Minute Book, 9 Jly 37) (?) Jly 1937 [first shown Sep 37] Denham Film Studios composed by ANTHONY COLLINS and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (Jan01) DD Video DD3379. DVD video: (Jan11) Optimum OPTD1937. >A104 “The Mikado” film soundtrack OSC
SULLIVAN The Mikado John Barclay (bass) Mikado Kenneth Baker (tenor) Nanki-Poo Martyn Green (baritone) Ko-Ko Sydney Granville (baritone) Pooh-Bah Gregory Stroud (baritone) Pish-Tush Jean Colin (soprano) Yum-Yum Elizabeth Paynter (mezzo-soprano) Pitti-Sing Kathleen Naylor (mezzo-soprano) Peep-Bo Constance Willis (contralto) Katisha CD: (’98) Sounds on CD VGS203. VHS: (US: ??) Home Vision MIK03V. DVD video: (Nov98) Image Entertainment ID4529JF, (’06) DD Home Entertainment D23879, (Feb10) DD Home Entertainment DD123879. >A105 “The Four Feathers” film soundtrack noc/HUN
composed by MIKLÓS RÓZSA and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (’84) Polygram 790 252.2, (c95) Video Collection VC3396, (Jun96) Carlton 30074 0065.3. DVD video: (Mar03) Carlton 37115 0477.3, (Feb07) Network 7952605. >A106 “Major Barbara” film soundtrack noc Stewart Craggs lists this as played by the LSO in his studies of the composer. (Jan ?) 1941 [first shown Mar 41] Denham Film Studios composed by WILLIAM WALTON and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (US: ??) Facets S13734, (Aug93) Home Vision unidentified catalogue number. DVD video: (Aug07) Second Sight 2NDVD3124.
See the main discography, 0173 at 27 Mar 1941. The LSO also appears on screen accompanying “Stefan Radetzky” (played in vision by Anton Walbrook and in sound by an uncredited Louis Kentner) in the opening bars of BEETHOVEN’s “Emperor” Piano Concerto and in excerpts from RADETZKY’s (ie: Richard Addinsell’s) “Warsaw Concerto”. >A107 “49th Parallel (The Invaders)” film soundtrack OSC (May ?) 1941 [first shown Oct 41] Denham Film Studios composed by VAUGHAN WILLIAMS and conducted by Muir Mathieson led by George Stratton VHS: (’85) Rank 0207A, (Apr02) Carlton 30370 6077.3. DVD video: (Apr02) Carlton 37115 0309.3. Decca & H.M.V. recorded excerpts in 1946/49: see the main discography. >A108 “They Flew Alone” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1941 [first shown Mar 42] Denham Film Studios composed by WILLIAM ALWYN and conducted by Muir Mathieson DVD video: (Aug10) Odeon ODNF198. >A109 “The Day Will Dawn” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1942 [first shown May 42] Denham Film Studios composed by RICHARD ADDINSELL and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (US: ??) Video Yesteryear 1234. DVD video: (’05) DD Home Entertainment DD20749, (Feb10) DD Home Entertainment DD120749. >A110 “The First of the Few (Spitfire)” film soundtrack noc/BFI Stewart Craggs lists the orchestra as the LSO in his studies of the composer. (Jun ?) 1942 [first shown Aug 42] Denham Film Studios composed by WILLIAM WALTON and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (’84) Precision VAPV500, (Aug00) DD Video DD3617, (Oct02) Odyssey ODY1039. DVD video: (Oct02) Odyssey ODX20150, (Apr07) Slam Dunk SDMD2043. >A111 “In Which We Serve” film soundtrack OSC (Jun-Aug?) 1942 [first shown Oct 42] Denham Film Studios composed by NOËL COWARD and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (’84) Rank 0048B, (Aug94) Rank RCC3066, (Jan02) Carlton 30370 6066.3. DVD video: (Oct99) Carlton 37115 0021.3, (Jan02) Carlton 37115 0166.3. >A112 “The Gentle Sex” film soundtrack OSC 1942 (?) [first shown Apr 43] Denham Film Studios composed by JOHN GREENWOOD and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (??) unidentified catalogue number. DVD video: (??) Silver Sirens private issue. >A113 “The Flemish Farm” film soundtrack OSC
composed by VAUGHAN WILLIAMS and conducted by Muir Mathieson DVD video: (’04) DD Home Entertainment DD20914, (Feb10) Simply Media 120914. >A114 “Yellow Canary” film soundtrack OSC
composed by CLIFTON PARKER and conducted by Muir Mathieson DVD video: (c12) Armand Movies private issue. >A115 “The Lamp Still Burns” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1943 [first shown Nov 43] (unidentified studio) composed by JOHN GREENWOOD and conducted by Muir Mathieson DVD video: (Jun07) ITV Studios 12DVD set 37115 2447.3, (??) Silver Sirens private issue. >A116 “This Happy Breed” film soundtrack OSC
composed by NOËL COWARD, CLIFTON PARKER & others, conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (Jly96) Video Collection VC3485, (’00) Video Collection VC3791, (Mar00) Cinema Club CCD8262. DVD video: (May03) Carlton 37115 0418.3, (Dec06) Network 2DVD set 7952716. >A117 “Hotel Reserve” film soundtrack OSC
composed by LENNOX BERKELEY and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (US: Jun90) Turner Home Entertainment 6143. DVD video: (??) unidentified catalogue number. >A118 “Henry V” film soundtrack OSC
composed by WILLIAM WALTON and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (’83) Rank 0010C, (Sep87) Carlton The Rank Collection 0010. DVD video: (Apr03) Carlton 37115 0496.3.
>A119 “Great Day” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1944 [first shown Apr 45] Denham & Pinewood Film Studios composed by WILLIAM ALWYN and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (US: c90) Turner Home Entertainment 6116. DVD video: (Apr09) Collectors Edition unidentified catalogue number. >A120 “Blithe Spirit” film soundtrack OSC
composed by RICHARD ADDINSELL and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (’91) Warner PES90150, (’93) Video Collection CC7069, (Aug96) Video Collection VC3480. DVD video: (May03) Carlton 37115 0417.3. Columbia recorded excerpts on 13 Mar 45: see the main discography (0186). >A121 “29, Acacia Avenue (The Facts of Love)” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1945 [first shown May 45] Riverside Studios, Hammersmith composed by CLIFTON PARKER and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (US: Jly95) Video Yesteryear 1920. DVD video: (Apr09) Odeon ODNF145. >A122 “Perfect Strangers (Vacation from Marriage)” film soundtrack OSC
composed by CLIFTON PARKER and conducted by Muir Mathieson DVD video: (US: Jun12) Warner Archive Collection. >A123 “The Seventh Veil” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1945 [first shown Oct 45] Riverside Studios, Hammersmith composed by BENJAMIN FRANKEL and conducted by Muir Mathieson led by George Stratton
VHS: (’85) Precision VAPV501, (’93) Odyssey ODY780. DVD video: (May09) Odeon ODNF109. >A124 “Burma Victory” documentary film soundtrack noc/HUN
composed by ALAN RAWSTHORNE and conducted by John Hollingsworth VHS: (Jun93) DD Video DD610. DVD video: (Mar07) DD Home Entertainment DD21471, (’09) Simply Home Entertainment 121471. >A125 “A Diary for Timothy” documentary film soundtrack OSC (?) 1945 [first shown Feb 46] Watford Town Hall composed by RICHARD ADDINSELL and conducted by Muir Mathieson DVD video: (Jly05) Film First FF002X, (Apr08) British Film Institute 4DVD set BFIVD756, (Nov10) British Film Institute 4DVD set BFIVD911. >A126 “The Years Between” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1946 [first shown Jun 46] Riverside Studios, Hammersmith composed by BENJAMIN FRANKEL and conducted by Muir Mathieson DVD video: (Jly06) DD Home Entertainment D23285, (’09) Simply Home Entertainment 123285. >A127 “I See a Dark Stranger” film soundtrack OSC
composed by WILLIAM ALWYN and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (??) unidentified catalogue number. DVD video: (Jan03) Home Vision unidentified catalogue number, (May11) Odeon ODNF233. >A128 “Instruments of the Orchestra” documentary film soundtrack OSC Educational film made for the Central Office of Information. Dummy sessions were filmed at Denham Film Studios on 14-17 May 46. Pr: Muir Mathieson Eng: Ken Cameron 28 Mar 1946 [first shown Oct 46] Watford Town Hall narrated & conducted by Malcolm Sargent led by George Stratton BRITTEN The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra Op.34 CD: (Jun95) Beulah 1PD13. VHS: (Jly95) Beulah RT152. DVD video: (Nov05) Beulah YB35. >A129 “Green For Danger” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1946 [first shown Dec 46] Pinewood Film Studios composed by WILLIAM ALWYN and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (US: ??) Facets S12955. DVD video: (’05) DD Home Entertainment DD22001, (Apr06) Network 7952429. >A130 “Daybreak” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1946 [first shown Dec 46] Riverside Studios, Hammersmith composed by BENJAMIN FRANKEL and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (??) unidentified catalogue number. DVD video: (c10) Collectors Edition unidentified catalogue number, (c12) Stojo private issue. >A131 “Hungry Hill” film soundtrack OSC (Oct ?) 1946 [first shown Jan 47] Denham Film Studios composed by JOHN GREENWOOD and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (Apr97) Carlton 30370 6021.3. DVD video: (??) Silver Sirens private issue. Decca recorded an excerpt on 25 Oct 46: see the main discography (0208). >A132 “Odd Man Out” film soundtrack OSC (Mar-?) 1946 [first shown Feb 47] Denham Film Studios composed by WILLIAM ALWYN and conducted by Muir Mathieson led by George Stratton VHS: (’84) Rank 0020C, (Apr88) Video Collection VC3110. DVD video: (Nov98) unidentified catalogue number, (Jly03) Carlton 37115 0511.3, (Aug06) Network 7952509. >A133 “Now It Can Be Told” documentary film soundtrack OSC
composed by JOHN GREENWOOD and conducted by Muir Mathieson DVD video: (Jun07) Simply Home Entertainment 124377. >A134 “The Glen Is Ours” documentary film soundtrack OSC 1947 (?) [first shown Mar 47] Merton Park Film Studios composed by JOHN BATH and conducted by John Hollingsworth VHS: (May04) Panamint PDC1024. DVD video: (Mar09) Panamint PDC2008. >A135 “The Silver Darlings” film soundtrack OSC
composed by CLIFTON PARKER and conducted by John Hollingsworth DVD video: (Jly06) DD Home Entertainment D23283. >A136 “Black Narcissus” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1947 [first shown May 47] Pinewood Film Studios composed and conducted by Brian Easdale 78rpm: Rank Films FM18 [Prologue; Composed sequence]. CD: (Oct02) CD41 002 [Prologue; Composed sequence]. VHS: (’84) Rank 0147, (’96) Video Collection VC3482, (Mar98) Nouveau NP0003. DVD video: (Sep05) Network 7952324, (Dec09) Network 7955058. >A137 “Take My Life” film soundtrack noc/RFM (?) 1947 [first shown May 47] Pinewood Film Studios Victoria Sladen (soprano), composed by WILLIAM ALWYN and conducted by Muir Mathieson An orchestra also appears on screen in a brief opera house sequence. 78rpm: Rank Films FM21 [Aria]. VHS: (’9?) Video Collection VC3???. >A138 “The Brothers” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1947 [first shown May 47] Riverside Studios, Hammersmith ? composed by CEDRIC THORPE DAVIE and conducted by Muir Mathieson 78rpm: Rank Films FM19-20 [Main title; Rowing contest]. DVD video: (c10) Silver Sirens private issue, (Jun11) Park Circus PC0027. >A139 “The Upturned Glass” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1947 [first shown Jun 47] Riverside Studios, Hammersmith ? composed by BERNARD STEVENS and conducted by Muir Mathieson 78rpm: Rank Films FM17 [Finale]. DVD video: (US: Jly08) MPI 7860. >A140 “They Made Me a Fugitive” film soundtrack OSC
composed by MARIUS-FRANÇOIS GAILLARD and conducted by John Hollingsworth
VHS: (US: Aug99) Kino on Video unidentified catalogue number. DVD video: (May08) Odeon ODNF115. >A141 “The Master of Bankdam” film soundtrack OSC (?) Feb 1947 [first shown Aug 47] (unidentified studio) composed by ARTHUR BENJAMIN and conducted by Muir Mathieson The LSO also appears on screen accompanying Maria Var (soprano) in a brief “Yorkshire town hall concert” sequence. DVD video: (Aug07) Odeon ODNF039. >A142 “The October Man” film soundtrack OSC
composed by WILLIAM ALWYN and conducted by Muir Mathieson led by George Stratton 78rpm: Rank Films FM15 [Main title; Bus crash]. VHS: (Jun96) Video Collection VC3484. DVD video: (Feb08) ITV Studios 9DVD set 37115 2745.3, (c12) Stojo private issue. >A143 “Uncle Silas” film soundtrack OSC (Jun?) 1947 [first shown Sep 47] Denham Film Studios composed by ALAN RAWSTHORNE and conducted by Muir Mathieson DVD video: (US: ??) Loving the Classics private issue, (c12) Armand Movies private issue. >A144 “The Mark of Cain” film soundtrack OSC
composed by BERNARD STEVENS and conducted by Muir Mathieson led by George Stratton
DVD video: (c12) Stojo private issue. >A145 “Easy Money” film soundtrack OSC
composed by TEMPLE ABADY and conducted by Muir Mathieson The LSO also appears on screen rehearsing and performing CHAGRIN’s “Il Basso ostinato”, composed for the story of a bored double-bass player. DVD video: (Jun11) Odeon ODNF231. >A146 “Snowbound” film soundtrack OSC 1947 (?) [first shown Mar 48] (Gainsborough Film Studios) ? composed by CEDRIC THORPE DAVIE and conducted by John Hollingsworth 78rpm: Rank Films FM11 [Main title; The chalet]. VHS: (US: ??) British Classics Collection. DVD video: (c12) Stojo private issue. >A147 “Miranda” film soundtrack OSC
composed by TEMPLE ABADY and conducted by Muir Mathieson The LSO also appears on screen in an excerpt from “La Traviata”. 78rpm: Rank Films FM9 [excerpts]. DVD video: (Apr09) Collectors Edition unidentified catalogue number, (c10) Armand Movies private issue, (c12) Stojo private issue. >A148 “One Night With You” film soundtrack OSC 1947 (?) [first shown Apr 48] Denham Film Studios composed by LAMBERT WILLIAMSON and conducted by John Hollingsworth led by George Stratton The LSO also appears on screen accompanying tenor Nino Martini in a Verdi aria as part of an “Italian film studio” sequence. DVD video: (c12) Silver Sirens private issue. >A149 “Good-Time Girl” film soundtrack OSC
composed by LAMBERT WILLIAMSON and conducted by John Hollingsworth VHS: (US: ??) British Classics Collection. DVD video: (c12) Silver Sirens private issue, (c12) Stojo private issue. >A150 “My Brother’s Keeper” film soundtrack OSC
composed by CLIFTON PARKER and conducted by John Hollingsworth DVD video: (c10) Collectors Edition unidentified catalogue number, (Aug11) Odeon ODNF236. >A151 “Mr.Perrin and Mr.Traill” film soundtrack OSC
composed by ALLAN GRAY and conducted by John Hollingsworth 78rpm: Rank Films FM30 [The proposal]. >A152 “The Weaker Sex” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1948 [first shown Sep 48] Denham Film Studios composed by ARTHUR WILKINSON and conducted by Muir Mathieson 78rpm: Rank Films FM33 [Victory parade montage; London scene]. CD: (Apr01) Pearl GEM0141 [Victory parade montage; London scene]. >A153 “Sleeping Car To Trieste” film soundtrack OSC
composed by BENJAMIN FRANKEL and conducted by Muir Mathieson led by George Stratton 78rpm: Rank Films FM35 [Waltz]. CD: (Apr01) Pearl GEM0141 [Waltz]. VHS: (US: ??) Critics’ Choice ANHMK08522.3. DVD video: (c12) Silver Sirens private issue. >A154 “It’s Hard To Be Good” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1948 [first shown Nov 48] Denham Film Studios composed by ANTONY HOPKINS and conducted by Muir Mathieson 78rpm: Rank Films FM39 [Honeymoon montage]. DVD video: (US: ??) Loving the Classics private issue. >A155 “Women in Our Time” documentary film soundtrack RFM
composed by MALCOLM ARNOLD and conducted by John Hollingsworth 78rpm: Rank Films FM37 [Machines; Peace and war montage]. >A156 “Portrait From Life” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1948 [first shown Dec 48] (Gainsborough Film Studios) ? composed by BENJAMIN FRANKEL and conducted by Muir Mathieson 78rpm: Rank Films FM42 [Prelude; The present]. DVD video: (c10) Collectors Edition unidentified catalogue number, (US: ??) Loving the Classics private issue. >A157 “Badger’s Green” film soundtrack BFI 1948 (?) [first shown Jan 49] (Islington Film Studios) ? composed by MALCOLM ARNOLD and conducted by John Hollingsworth Unpublished. >A158 “Once Upon a Dream” film soundtrack OSC 1948 (?) [first shown Feb 49] Pinewood Film Studios composed by ARTHUR WILKINSON and conducted by John Hollingsworth 78rpm: Rank Films FM51-52 [Time and time again; Carol’s dream]. DVD video: (c10) Collectors Edition unidentified catalogue number. >A159 “The Blue Lagoon” film soundtrack OSC
composed by CLIFTON PARKER and conducted by Muir Mathieson 78rpm: Rank Films FM57-58 [The island]. DVD video: (??) Silver Sirens private issue. >A160 “The Bad Lord Byron” film soundtrack OSC
composed by CEDRIC THORPE DAVIE and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (US: Aug94) Timeless Video unidentified catalogue number. DVD video: (c12) Silver Sirens private issue. >A161 “Floodtide” film soundtrack OSC
composed, arranged and conducted by Robert Irving led by George Stratton 78rpm: Rank Films FM56 [Prelude; The yacht]. LP: (US:’82) Citadel CT-OFI1 [Prelude; The yacht],
DVD video: (Jun11) Park Circus PC0028. >A162 “Cardboard Cavalier” film soundtrack noc/RFM
composed by LAMBERT WILLIAMSON and conducted by Muir Mathieson 78rpm: Rank Films FM59 [Russian dancing master]. VHS: (US: ??) unidentified catalogue number. DVD video: (??) Silver Sirens private issue. >A163 “It’s Not Cricket” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1949 [first shown Apr 49] (Islington Film Studios) ? composed by ARTHUR WILKINSON and conducted by John Hollingsworth 78rpm: Rank Films FM62 [Love scene]. DVD video: (c12) Stojo private issue. >A164 “A Boy, a Girl and a Bike” film soundtrack OSC
composed by KENNETH PAKEMAN and conducted by John Hollingsworth 78rpm: Rank Films FM63 [theme; Championship race]. VHS: (’95) unidentified catalogue number. DVD video: (Aug07) ITV Studios 7DVD set 37115 2582.3. >A165 “Stop Press Girl” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1949 [first shown Jun 49] Pinewood Film Studios composed and conducted by Walter Goehr led by George Stratton 78rpm: Rank Films FM66 [theme; Clocks]. DVD video: (c10) Collectors Edition unidentified catalogue number, (US: ??) Loving the Classics private issue. >A166 “Marry Me” film soundtrack OSC
composed by CLIFTON PARKER and conducted by John Hollingsworth DVD video: (c10) Collectors Edition unidentified catalogue number. >A167 “Helter Skelter” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1949 [first shown Jly 49] (Gainsborough Film Studios) ? composed by FRANCIS CHAGRIN and conducted by Muir Mathieson 78rpm: Rank Films FM74 [Spring song; End titles]. DVD video: (Apr11) Spirit Entertainment STW0016. >A168 “Madness of the Heart” film soundtrack OSC
composed by ALLAN GRAY and conducted by Muir Mathieson 78rpm: Rank Films FM69 [Paul and Lydia; Farandole]. VHS: (Apr95) Rank RCCB2285. DVD video: (c10) Silver Sirens private issue, (c10) Armand Movies private issue. >A169 “Dear Mr.Prohack” film soundtrack noc/RFM
composed by TEMPLE ABADY and conducted by Muir Mathieson 78rpm: Rank Films FM79 [Passed to you]. VHS: (Sep95) Carlton 30370 6004.3. DVD video: (c12) Stojo private issue. >A170 “Give Us This Day (Salt to the Devil)” film soundtrack noc/RFM (?) 1949 [first shown Oct 49] Denham Film Studios composed and conducted by Benjamin Frankel 78rpm: Rank Films FM82 [Dramatic hysteria]. DVD video: (Jun03) Image Entertainment unidentified catalogue number. >A171 “The Spider and the Fly” film soundtrack OSC
composed by GEORGES AURIC and conducted by Muir Mathieson 78rpm: Rank Films FM85 [Prelude; Juggler’s waltz]. VHS: (’97) Video Collection VC3564. DVD video: (c12) Stojo private issue. >A172 “Boys in Brown” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1949 [first shown Dec 49] Denham & Pinewood Film Studios composed by DOREEN CARWITHEN and conducted by John Hollingsworth 78rpm: Rank Films FM86 [Prelude; Johnny come home]. DVD video: (’03) Rank Classics 11633, (Feb13) Spirit Entertainment STW0061. >A173 “Golden Salamander” film soundtrack OSC 1949 (?) [first shown Feb 50] Denham Film Studios composed by WILLIAM ALWYN and conducted by Muir Mathieson 78rpm: Rank Films FM92 [non-LSO excerpt]. VHS: (’92) Rank C2108. DVD video: (Sep11) Odeon ODNF232. >A174 “The Astonished Heart” film soundtrack OSC (?) Nov 1949 [first shown Mar 50] Pinewood Film Studios composed by NOËL COWARD and conducted by Muir Mathieson 78rpm: Rank Films FM89-90 [excerpts]. DVD video: (Jan11) Spirit Entertainment STW0001. H.M.V. recorded excerpts on 28 Nov 49: see the main discography (0249). >A175 “They Were Not Divided” film soundtrack noc/BFI 1949 (?) [first shown Mar 50] Denham Film Studios composed by LAMBERT WILLIAMSON and conducted by Muir Mathieson 78rpm: Rank Films FM93 [March of the tanks]. LP: (US:’82) Citadel CT-OFI1 [March of the tanks], Ontario Film Institute unlicensed educational issue. DVD video: (’05) DD Home Entertainment DD20758, (Feb10) DD Home Entertainment DD120758. >A176 “The Wooden Horse” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1950 [first shown Aug 50] Shepperton Film Studios composed by CLIFTON PARKER and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (c84) Thorn EMI TVC90 0???.2, (Jly00) Warner S038108. DVD video: (Nov03) Warner 2DVD set D039316, (Jan07) Optimum OPTD0673. >A177 “Festival in London” documentary film soundtrack OSC
Festival March composed by WILLIAM ALWYN DVD video: (Mar09) Panamint PDC2032. >A178 “The Story of Gilbert & Sullivan” film soundtrack BFI (?) 1953 [first shown May 53] Shepperton Film Studios composed by ARTHUR SULLIVAN and conducted by Malcolm Sargent VHS: (US: ??) unidentified catalogue number. DVD video: (??) Musical Collectables. >A179 “A Queen Is Crowned” documentary film soundtrack OSC
composed and conducted by Guy Warrack VHS: (May02) Carlton 30370 6111.3. DVD video: (Jly07) Network 7952698. >A180 intended for “Knights of the Round Table” film soundtrack
as “M.G.M. Studio Orchestra (U.K.)” composed by MIKLÓS RÓZSA and conducted by Muir Mathieson LP: (Jly82) Varèse Sarabande STV81128. CD: (c86) Varèse Sarabande VCD47269.
>A181 “Lease of Life” film soundtrack OSC (?) 1954 [first shown Oct 54] Ealing Film Studios composed by ALAN RAWSTHORNE and conducted by Dock Mathieson DVD video: (US: ??) Loving the Classics private issue, (Mar14) Network 2DVD set 7953987. >A182 “Out of the Clouds” film soundtrack OSC
composed by RICHARD ADDINSELL and conducted by Dock Mathieson 78rpm: Rank Films FM152-53 [Main title; The flame]. DVD video: (Jan09) Optimum OPTD1508. >A183 “A Prize of Gold” film soundtrack OSC
composed by MALCOLM ARNOLD and conducted by Muir Mathieson DVD video: (US: ??) Loving the Classics private issue. >A184 “The Night My Number Came Up” film soundtrack OSC 1954 (?) [first shown Apr 55] Ealing Film Studios composed by MALCOLM ARNOLD and conducted by Dock Mathieson DVD video: (Mar10) Optimum OPTD1710. >A185 “The Cockleshell Heroes” film soundtrack OSC (22-30 Nov?) 1954 [first shown Dec 55] Shepperton Film Studios composed by JOHN ADDISON and conducted by Muir Mathieson VHS: (Jan03) Columbia Tristar C9073602. DVD video: (Dec04) Columbia Tristar C8229277. This phase of the orchestra’s film work came to an end in 1955, when a number of the orchestra’s principal players were accused of giving film sessions priority over concert engagements. They resigned to form the Sinfonia of London and thereafter the LSO undertook very little film work for the next fifteen years. >A186 “The Man Who Knew Too Much” film soundtrack OSC 5-6 Jun 1955 [first shown Dec? 55] Royal Albert Hall Directory: images -> pdf pdf -> Oled displays and Lighting 2010/2011 State of the Art January 1, 2011 pdf -> Acm word Template for sig site pdf -> Erasmus+ AÇÃo-chave 1 Ensino Superior Mobilidade individual para fins de aprendizagem Mobilidade para estudos e/ou estágio Mobilidade de Pessoal para missões pdf -> Please note colour coding: black the discography itself pdf -> Please bring your current passport and your receipt when claiming your new passport releasing section pdf -> One liberty properties, inc Download 7.95 Mb. Share with your friends:
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