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RCA LRM 7000 Classical Series 10 Inch RCA Discography Part 21 - By David Edwards, Mike Callahan, and Patrice Eyries. © 2018 by Mike Callahan RCA LRM 7000 Classical Series 10 Inch LRM 7000 – Verdi Rigoletto – Berger, Peerce, Warren, Robert Shaw Chorale and Cellini and the RCA Victor Orchestra [1953] LRM 7001 – Chopin 12 Mazurkas – Artur Rubinsten [1953] LRM 7002 – Brahms Hungarian Dances No. 2 and No. 3/Liszt Hungarian Rhapsodies No. 1 and No. 2 – Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops [1953] LRM 7003 – Brahms and Liszt Hungarian Music – Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops [1953] Hungarian Rhapsody No. 9, In E-Flat, And No. 6, In D-Flat, By Liszt/Hungarian Dance No. 1, In G Minor, And No. 4, In F-Sharp Minor, By Brahms LRM 7004 LRM 7005 – Toscanini Conducts Ponchielli, Sibelius and Rossini – Arturo Toscanini and the NBC Symphony Orchestra [1953] Dance Of The Hours, From La Gioconda, Act 3, By Ponchielli/Finlandia, Op. 26, No. 7, By Sibelius/Passo A Sei, Dance, From William Tell, Act 1, By Rossini LRM 7006 –Eleven Great Spirituals – Marian Anderson [1953] Deep River/He's Got The Whole World In His Hands/Roll, Jerd'n, Roll!/Go Down, Moses/Crucifixion/Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child/Let Us Break Bread Together/Plenty Good Room/Everytime I Feel De Spirit/If He Change My Name/O What A Beautiful City! LRM 7007 LRM 7008 LRM 7009 – Ravel Bolero/La Valse – Arthur Whittemore and Jack Lowe [1953] LRM 7010 – Whittemore and Lowe – Arthur Whittemore and Jack Lowe [1953] Roumanian Rhapsody No. 1 (Enesco)/Danse Macabre (Saint-Saëns)/Ritual Fire Dance (Falla) LRM 7011 – Bizet Carmen – Rise Stevens, Jan Peerce, Fritz Reiner and the RCA Victor Orchestra [1954] LRM 7012 – Donizetti Lucia Di Lammermoor – Patrice Munsel, Jan Peerce, Pinza, Cellini and the RCA Victor Orchestra [1953] LRM 7013 – Bizet Carmen Suite/Thomas Mignon Overture – Arturo Toscanini and the NBC Symphony Orchestra [1953] LRM 7014 – Zampa Overture – Arturo Toscanini and the NBC Symphony Orchestra [1953] LRM 7015 – Because You’re Mine – Mario Lanza [1953] Addio Alla Madre/Granada/Mamma Mia Che Vo’ Sape?/The Lord’s Prayer/Because You’re Mine/The Song Angels Sing/You Do Something to Me/Lee-Ah- Loo LRM 7016 – Ravel: Pavane/La Valse/Rhapsodie Espagnole – Charles Munch and the Boston Symphony Orchestra [1953] 1 LRM 7017 – Strauss Two Waltzes and Two Polkas – Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops Orchestra [1953] On The Beautiful Blue Danube/Krapfenwald'l Polka: Op.336/Tales From The Vienna Woods/Braut Schau Polka: Op. 417 LRM 7018 – Chopin: Ballades No. 1 and 4/Nocturnes and Scherzos - Vladimir Horowitz [1953] LRM 7019 – Horowitz Plays Liszt – Vladimir Horowitz [1953] Sonetto Del Petrarca, No. 104/Valse Oublieìe, No. 1/Funeìrailles/Au Bord D’une Source LRM 7020 – Bizet Carmen/Leoncavallo/Pagliacci – Licia Albanese, Jan Peerce, Robert Merrill, Fritz Reiner and RCA Victor Orchestra [1954] LRM 7021 – Beethoven, Brahms and Mozart Overtures – Serge Koussevitzky and the Boston Symphony Orchestra [1954] LRM 7022 – Ballet Music – Leopold Stokowski and Symphony Orchestra [1953] Le Spectre De La Rose (Invitation To The Dance) (Weber)/Sylvia: Valse Lente; Pizzicato Polka (Delibes)/Swan Lake: Dance Of The Swan Queen (Tchaikowsky)/Les Sylphides: Prelude No. 7, In A; Waltz No. 11 In G-Flat, Op. 70, No. 1; Mazurka No. 44, In C, Op. 67, No. 3; Waltz No. 1, In E-Flat, Op. 18 ("Grand Valse Brillante") (Chopin LRM 7023 – Beethoven Leonore Overture No. 3/Wagner A Faust Overture – Arturo Toscanini and the NBC Symphony Orchestra [1953] LRM 7024 – William Tell Overture (Rossini)/Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun (Debussy)/Valse Triste (Sibelius) – Leopold Stokowski and His Symphony Orchestra [1953] LRM 7025 – Sigmund Romberg Operetta Gems – Genevieve Rowe, Lawrence Brooks, Warren Galjour, Sigmund Romberg and His Orchestra, Robert Shaw Chorale [1953] LRM 7026 – Strauss Die Fledermaus – Stevens, Merrill, Fritz Reiner and the RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra [1953] LRM 7027 – Jussi Bjoerling and Robert Merrill Sing Operatic Duets – Jussi Bjoerling and Robert Merrill [1953] Il L'ho Perduta, From Don Carlo/Solenne In Quest' Ora, From La Forza Del Destino/Di Quella Pira, From Il Trovatore/Credo In Un Dio Crudel. Si Pel Ciel Marmoreo Giuro, From Otello LRM 7028 – Weber: Oberon Overture: Der Freischutz Overture/Donizetti: Don Pasquale Overture – Toscanini and the RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra [1953] LRM 7029 – Toscanini Conducts Wagner – Arturo Toscanini and the NBC Symphony [1953] Lohengrin: Act I; Prelude/Lohengrin: Act III; Prelude/Siegfried: Act II; Forest Murmurs LRM 7030 LRM 7031 Traubel Sings Wagner – Helen Traubel, Frieder Weissmann [1954] Tristan And Isolde: Isolde's Narrative And Curse/Lohengrin: Elsa's Traum: Einsam In Trüben Tagen/Die Walküre: Du Bist Der Lenz/Die Walküre: Fort Denn Eile (Wagner) LRM 7032 LRM 7033 – Bach-Stokowski: Passacaglia in C/Toccata and Fugue in D – Leopold Stokowski and His Orchestra [1954] 2 LRM 7034 – Dinner Music by Romberg – Sigmund Romberg and His Orchestra [1954] My Mimosa/You Are All I've Wanted/Ballet Music From "The STudent Prince/Like a Star in the Night/Sleeping beauty/there's a Riot in Havana/A Horn in a Fiddle Shop/American Humoresque/Gold and Silver Waltz/Faithfully Yours/blossom Time Waltzes/Barcarolle (from "Tales of Hoffmann")/The Merry Widow Waltzes LRM 7035 – Boston Pops Virtuoso Pieces – Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops Orchestra [1954] Poet and Peasant Overture/Moto Perpetuo/Orpheus in Hades/Hora Staccato LRM 7036 LRM 7037 – First Piano Quartet Plays Gershwin, Strauss, Liszt – First Piano Quartet [1954] LRM 7038 – Amparo and Jose Iturbi Play Milhaud, Nepomuceno, Infante – Amparo and Jose Itrubi [1954] Scaramouche Suite (Milhaud/La Siesta (Nepomuceno)/Guadalquivir - Amparo Iturbi/Sevillana - Joseì Iturbi (Infante LRM 7039 LRM 7040 LRM 7041 – Strauss Waltzes and Polkas – Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops Orchestra [1954] Village Swallows Waltzes, By Josef Strauss, Arr. By Seredy/Leichtes Blut; Schnell-Polka, Op. 319/Emperor Waltz, Op. 437/Sans Souci Polka, Op. 178 LRM 7042 – Leroy Anderson Favorites – Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops Orchestra [1954] Blue Tango/Plink, Plank, Plunk!/The Waltzing Cat/Sleigh Ride/Belle of the Ball/Chicken Reel/Fiddle- Faddle/Serenata LRM 7043 – Stokowski Conducts Enesco - Leopold Stokowski and Symphony Orchestra [1954] Roumanian Rhapsody in A, Op. 11, No. 1/Roumanian Rhapsody in D Op. II No. 2 (Enesco) LRM 7044 LRM 7045 – Opera Without Singing – Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops Orchestra [1954] Grand March (From Aida, Act II)/Quartet (From Rigoletto, Act IV)/Barcarolle (From Tales Of Hoffmann, Act III)/Largo Al Factotum (From The Barber Of Seville, Act I)/Anvil Chorus (From Il Trovatore, Act II)/Sextet (From Lucia Di Lammermoor, Act II)/Meditation (From Thais, Act II)/Soldiers' Chorus (From Faust, Act IV) LRM 7046 – Beethoven Ode to Joy – Arturo Toscanini and the NBC Symphony Orchestra [1954] LRM 7047 – Kreisler Favorites – Fritz Kreisler [1954] Caprice Viennois/Liebesfreud/Liebeslied/La Gitana (With Alfred Krips)/Scho@n Rosmarin/Tambourin Chinois/Rondino On A Theme Of Beethoven/The Old Refrain LRM 7048 LRM 7049 LRM 7050 – Bach-Busoni Chaconne In D Minor, From The Second Partita For Violin Solo/Vivaldi-Bach Concerto In D Minor – Alexander Brailowsky [1954] LRM 7051 – Chopin Andante Spianato and Grande Polonaise in E Flat Op. 22/Nocturne No. 15 in F Minor Op. 55 No. 1/Scherzo No. 1 in B Minor Op. 20 – Vladimir Horowitz [1954] 3 LRM 7052 – Grieg Peer Gynt: Suite No. 2, Op. 55/Addinsell Warsaw Concerto/Liebestraume No. 3 – Leo Litwin/Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops Orchestra [1954] LRM 7053 – Walter Piston The Incredible Fluist – Arthur Fiedler and the Poston Pops [1953] Introduction/Siesta Hour in the Marketplace and Entrance of the Vendors/Dance of the Vendors/Entrance of the Customers/Tango of the Four Daughters/Arrival of Circus and Circus March/Solo of the Flutist/Minuet - Dance of the Widow and Merchant/Spanish Waltz/Eight O'Clock Strikes/Siciliano - Dance of the Flutist and the Merchant's Daughter/Polka/Finale/ LRM 7054 – Rossini: William Tell: Overture/Semiramide Overture – Arturo Toscanini and the NBC Symphony Orchestra [1954] LRM 7055 – Saint-Saens Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso Op. 28/Sarasate Zigeunerweisen Bypsy Airs Op. 20 No. 1 – Jascha Heifetz, William Steinberg and the RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra [1954] LRM 7056 – Borodon: Dances of the Polovetzki Maidens/In the Steppes of Central Asia – Leopold Stokowski and His Symphony Orchestra [1954] LRM 7057 – Jose Iturbi Plays – Jose Iturbi [1954] Debussy. Jardins Sous La Pluie/Schumann. Romance, Op. 28, No. 2/Chopin. Preludes Nos. 9 And 10, Op. 28; Nocturne, Op. 32, No. 1/Chavarri. El Viejo Castillo Moro/Iturbi. Cancioìn De Cuna/Granados. Spanish Dance In C Minor 4.
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