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New Releases NEWNEW RELEASESRELEASES THETHE GOLDENGOLDEN AGEAGE OFOF LIGHTLIGHT MUSICMUSIC A First A-Z Of Light Music If anyone ever thought that the term ‘Light Music’ described a small corner of the music scene appealing only to minority interests, then maybe the wide variety of styles on offer in this collection will raise some serious doubts. No two people would probably ever agree on the exact boundaries of the genre, which is in itself an indication of how far it stretches across other musical styles. So within the 79 minutes of music on this CD you will find works originally created for light orchestras in the concert hall rubbing shoulders with popular melodies from other fields, given a fresh appeal in the hands of talented arrangers and conductors. When ‘A to Z’ was chosen as the idea behind this collection, there were initial doubts that suitable titles could be discovered for all the letters of the English alphabet. It was a close run thing (‘X’ was obviously going to be a problem!) but hopefully listeners will enjoy the result of our endeavours, starting with Alpine Pastures and ending with Zingara, meeting top conductors such as Sidney Torch, David Rose, Robert Farnon and George Melachrino along the way. GLCD 5169 Magical Melodies Someone once said that the important thing which distinguished Light Music was the tune, rather than what you do with it. Listening to this collection he might have to change his mind, because the melodies on offer here would surely never sound so appealing without the magic woven in the glorious arrangements. Some are both arranged and composed by the same talented musician, such as the opening track Melody Fair, by that master of Light Music, Robert Farnon, and Mine At Last by the very talented, but lesser- known, Otto Cesana. Other memorable tunes have benefited from the attentions of brilliant arrangers Conrad Salinger, Paul Weston, Percy Faith, Bruce Campbell and others whose names are, sadly, unknown to us. The recordings come from the early 1940s to the late 1950s, a period when light music was subjected to many new influences, notably the emergence of new talents such as David Rose, Sidney Torch and the aforementioned Robert Farnon. GLCD 5170 Guild GmbH, Moskau 314b, 8262 Ramsen, Switzerland - Tel: (41) 52 742 85 00 - Fax: (41) 52 742 85 09 - [email protected] - www.guildmusic.com GLCD 5169 - A First A-Z Of Light Music 1 Alpine Pastures (Vivian Ellis, arranged by Sidney Torch) QUEEN’S HALL LIGHT ORCHESTRA Conducted by SIDNEY TORCH 3:15 2 Baubles, Bangles And Beads (Robert Wright; G. Forrest) WARREN BARKER AND HIS ORCHESTRA 3:24 3 The Christmas Tree (David Rose) DAVID ROSE AND HIS ORCHESTRA 2:26 4 Durch Dich Wird Diese Welt Erst Schön (Through You This World Is Beautiful) (Jary; von Pinelli) HANS GEORG ARLT AND HIS ORCHESTRA 2:38 5 Escape To Monaco (John Scott Trotter) JOHN SCOTT TROTTER AND HIS ORCHESTRA 2:28 6 Flowing Stream (Joyce Cochrane) NEW CENTURY ORCHESTRA Conducted by ERICH BÖRSCHEL 2:50 7 Going Concern (King Palmer) THE GROSVENOR STUDIO ORCHESTRA Cond.by DOLF VAN DER LINDEN3:10 8 High Flight (Eric Coates) MICHAEL FREEDMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA 3:19 9 It Wouldn’t Be Love (Allan Roberts; Buddy Bernier; Jerome Brainin, arr. Robert Farnon) ROBERT FARNON AND HIS ORCHESTRA 3:59 10 Jump For Joy (Henry Croudson) THE CONNAUGHT LIGHT ORCHESTRA 1:34 11 The Kiss (Jose Belmonte, real name Philip Green) ANGELA MORLEY AND HER ORCHESTRA (as ‘Wally Stott’ on 78 label) 3:00 12 Leo (Hal Mooney) HAL MOONEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA 2:30 13 Moonlight On The Ganges (Sherman Myers, real name Montague Ewing; Chester Wallace) GORDON JENKINS AND HIS ORCHESTRA 2:25 14 Noche Amour (Joseph F. Kuhn) THE RIO CARNIVAL ORCHESTRA 3:43 15 Over The Rainbow (Harold Arlen; E. ‘Yip’ Harburg) FRANK CHACKSFIELD AND HIS ORCHESTRA 3:35 16 Parole E Musica (Words And Music) (Silvestri) GEORGE MELACHRINO Conducting the Orchestra of the 6th San Remo Festival 2:30 17 Quiet Night (Richard Rodgers) ANDRE KOSTELANETZ AND HIS ORCHESTRA 3:14 18 Rose-Beetle Goes A-Wooing (José Armandola) REGENT CLASSIC ORCHESTRA 2:42 19 Sunshine Express (Jack Coles) GROUP-FORTY ORCHESTRA Conducted by ERIC COOK 2:53 20 Tip-Toe Through The Tulips (A. Dubin; J. Burke, arr. R. Binge) RONALD BINGE AND HIS ORCHESTRA 2:04 21 Unless (Tolchard Evans, arr. Peter Yorke) PETER YORKE AND HIS CONCERT ORCHESTRA 2:24 22 Vanity Fair (Overture) (Percy Fletcher) THE NEW CONCERT ORCHESTRA Conducted by JAY WILBUR 5:47 23 What Is There To Say (from “Ziegfeld Follies of 1933) (Vernon Duke) MORTON GOULD AND HIS ORCHESTRA 3:27 24 Xarafes (Guy Brain, arr. Dolf van der Linden) DOLF VAN DER LINDEN AND HIS ORCHESTRA 2:44 25 Yellow (Jeff Alexander) SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conducted by FRANK SINATRA 2:35 26 Zingara (Chaminade, arr. Arthur Wilkinson) THE MELACHRINO ORCHESTRA Conducted by GEORGE MELACHRINO 3:13 GLCD 5170 - Magical Melodies 1 Melody Fair (Robert Farnon) LESLIE JONES and his ORCHESTRA OF LONDON 2:28 2 Loveliest Of The Lovely (Rudolf Friml) 101 STRINGS Conducted by RUDOLF FRIML 3:53 3 Carnival Tango (Joseph Kuhn) DOLORES VENTURA, piano and the CARNIVAL ORCHESTRA 2:38 4 Autumn Nocturne (Josef Myrow; Kim Gannon) JOHN SCOTT TROTTER AND HIS ORCHESTRA 3:44 5 Warum Nur, Warum? 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Robert Farnon) ROBERT FARNON AND HIS ORCHESTRA 3:02 25 Midnight In Paris (from the film “Here’s To Romance”) (Con Conrad; Herb Magidson) LEWIS WILLIAMS AND HIS ORCHESTRA 2:48.
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