Box 1
Contains 23 Results:
Adventures in Good Music 1A –Music by Forgotten Composers
Adventures in Good Music 1B –Music by Forgotten Composers
Adventures in Good Music 2A –What’s in a Name
Adventures in Good Music 2B –What’s in a Name
Adventures in Good Music 3A
Adventures in Good Music 3B
Adventures in Good Music 4A –Music Inspired by Nature, Calls of Birds
Adventures in Good Music 4B –Music Inspired by Nature
Aida –Verdi Performed by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Conductor Herbert von Karajan (3)
Alcestis –Willibald von Gluck Performed by the New York Metropolitan Opera, Conductor Kurt Adler, February 11, 1961 (3)
Ariadne auf Naxos –R. Strauss (3)
Andrea Chenier –Giordano Performed by the La Scala Chorus and Orchestra, Conductor Oliviero Fabritiis (2)
Barber of Seville –Rossini Performed by the Philharmonica Orchestra, Conductor Alceo Galliera (2)
Beethoven Concerto #1 for Piano and Orchestra
Beethoven Symphony #5 in C Minor, Opus 67 Performed by the Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam, Conductor Erich Kleiber
La Boheme –Puccini Preformed by the La Scala Chorus and Orchestra, Conductor Antonio Votto, November 11, 1959 (2)
Boris Godounoff –Moussorgsky Performed by the Vienna State Orchestra, Conductor Hermann Scherchen (3)
Simon Boccanegra –Verdi Performed by the Orchestra of the Opera House, Rome, Conductor Gabrielle Santini (3)
Four Brahms Symphonies Performed by the NBC Orchestra, Conductor Arturo Toscanini
Don Carlo –Verdi Performed by the Orchestra E. Coro di Romo Della Radiotelevisione Italiana, Conductor Fernando Previtali (3)
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