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Stokowski conducts First Releases DE LISLE; SCHUBERT; LA MONACA; STOKOWSKI; FOSTER; HANDEL; STRAUSS; ... Many of Stokowski's 78rpm recordings languished in the vaults unreleased - until now. From his Philadelphia days comes a 'live' recording of a concert in which Stokowski exhorts the audience to sing La Marseillaise and Schubert's Serenade. With the NBC Symphony from 1941 he is heard in American composer Robert Kelly's atmospheric Sunset Reflections.  |
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| [1.] | arr. LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI JOSEPH LA MONACA | La Marsellaise (de Lisle), Serenade (Schubert) Saltarello |
| [2.] | LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI | "Balance Test" March |
| [3.] | STEPHEN FOSTER | Oh Susannah! (arr. Stokowski) |
| [4.] | GEORGE FREDERICK HANDEL | Pastoral Symphony from Messiah (arr. Stokowski) |
| [5.] | RICHARD STRAUSS | The Dance of the Seven Veils from Salome |
 LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI CONDUCTING THE NBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA | ||
| [6.] | PETER ILYICH TCHAIKOVSKY | Solitude |
| [7.] | ROBERT KELLY | Sunset Reflections from Adirondack Suite |
| [8.] | PETER ILYICH TCHAIKOVSKY | Marche Slave |
LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI CONDUCTING THE NEW YORK CITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA | ||
| [9.] | ALEXANDER SCRIABIN | Etude in C sharp minor (arr. Stokowski) |
| [10.] | FRANZ SCHUBERT | Tyrolean Dances from Deutsche Tänze Op.33 (arr. Stokowski) |
| [11.] | PETER ILYICH TCHAIKOVSKY | Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture |
