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Cohan, George M.
Berlin, Irving
Kern, Jerome
Romberg, Sigmund
Kalmar, Bert
Hanson, Howard
Hageman, Richard
McArthur, Edwin
Still, William Grant
Hayes, Eugene
Garland, Judy
Linquist, Allan
Robin, Leo
Gilbert, L. Wolfe
Ruby, Harry
Buck, Gene
Ronell, Ann
Freed, Arthur
Martin, Tony
Thomas, John Charles
Mercer, Johnny
Herbert, Victor
Hageman, Richard
Cadman, Charles Wakefield
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Label: Carousel of American music : the fabled 24 September 1940 San Francisco concerts, (sound recording)

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Carousel of American music : the fabled 24 September 1940 San Francisco concerts

Publication

Berkeley, CA, Music & Arts Programs of America, p1997

Note: Biographical and program notes by David A. Banks in container insert

Accompanying material: 1 booklet ([32] p. : ill., ports. ; 12 cm)

Bar code: 31223082542896

Capture and storage technique: digital storage

Carrier category: audio disc

Carrier category code

Carrier MARC source: rdacarrier

Configuration of playback channels: stereophonic

Content category: performed music

Content type code

Content type MARC source: rdacontent

Contents

Caponsacchi.
Overture
(4:14) ;
Carnival music
(6:11)
Richard Hagemann (conducted by Hagemann)
Intro
(2:58)
Dark dancers of the Mardi Gras
Charles Wakefield Cadman (conducted by Edwin McArthur)
disc 1.
(10:33)
Intro
(1:23)
La
Guiblesse.
Entrance of the carriers
(1:34) ;
G minor symphony. Song of a new race (2nd-3rd mvmnts)
(14:11)
William Grant Still (conducted by Still)
Intro
Intro
(2:41)
Circus day
Deems Taylor (conducted by Edwin McArthur)
(22:39) --
(3:38)
When Johnny comes marching home
(conducted by Howard Hanson)
(6:22)
Intro
(1:47)
(conducted by Howard Hanson)
(3:33)
Intro (Tribute to our founder, Victor Herbert)
(1:20)
Gypsy love song
(2:37)
Kiss me again
(1:23)
March of the toys
(3:25)
disc 2.
(conducted by Eugene Hayes)
Intro
(:36)
Smiles
(conducted by Lee Roberts)
(2:15)
Intro
(:38)
Love in bloom
(Leo Robin, vocal, Ralph Rainger, piano)
Gene Buck intermission talk
(3:36)
Intro
(:40)
Take me out to the ball game
(Albert Von Tilzer, piano)
(2:05)
Intro
(1:41)
The
last round-up
(12:33)
(Billy Hill, piano)
(2:28)
Intro
(:32)
Some of these days
(Shelton Brooks, piano)
(2:28)
Intro
(2:24)
Over the rainbow
Marshal Dill intro
(Judy Garland, vocal, Harold Arlen, piano)
(3:23)
Intro
(:49)
My melancholy baby
(Ernie Burnett, piano)
(2:17)
Intro
(:26)
Waiting for the Robert E. Lee
(4:18)
(L. Wolfe Gilbert, vocal)
(1:51)
Intro
(:31)
Three little words
(Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby, vocals)
(1:53)
Intro
(1:20)
My blue heaven
Gene Buck intro
(1:12)
My buddy
(1:30)
(Walter Donaldson, piano)
Intro
(2:28)
The
end of a perfect day
(2:41) ;
The
(3:19)
flying flag
(2:17)
(Allan Linquist, vocal, Carrie Jacobs-Bond, piano) --
Stars & stripes forever
Singing in the rain
(Arthur Freed, piano)
(1:58)
Intro
(1:09)
You made me love you
(1:33)
Six lessons from Madame La Zonga
(1:22)
(James Monaco, piano)
disc 3.
Intro
(1:47)
I wonder who's kissing her now
(2:32)
Good-bye my lady love
(2:06)
(Joseph Howard, vocal)
Intro
(3:38)
Smoke gets in your eyes
Intro
(Jerome Kern, piano)
(1:37)
Intro
(:36)
All the things you are
(2:57)
All the things you are (reprise)
(2:30)
(Tony Martin, vocal, Jerome Kern, piano)
Intro
(:22)
(2:15)
Sweet Adeline
(Harry Armstrong, vocal)
(3:31)
Intro
(1:31)
Lover come back to me
(2:24)
Will you remember
(2:14)
Who's afraid of the big bad wolf
One alone
(1:44)
(Sigmund Romberg, piano)
George Buck intro of tribute to the late George Gershwin
(4:07)
Summertime
(3:40)
I got rhythm
(2:00)
(conducted by Edwin McArthur)
(Ann Ronell, piano)
Intro
(1:16)
Jeepers creepers
(Johnny Mercer, vocal, Harry Warren, piano)
(1:57)
Intro
(:43)
I can't give you anything but love
(James McHugh, piano)
(2:29)
(2:32)
Intro
(1:12)
Stardust
(Hoagy Carmichael, piano)
(2:37)
Intro
(:29)
Little old lady
(Hoagy Carmichael, piano)
(1:36) --
Intro
(1:16)
When your hair has turned to silver
Have you ever been lonely?
Somebody loves you
(3:22)
Intro
(1:36)
Mark Gordon medley
(Mack Gordon, vocal)
(3:23)
Intro
disc 4.
(2:26)
Chinatown my Chinatown
(Jean Schwartz, piano)
(2:43)
Intro
(1:30)
St. Louis blues
(W.C. Handy, cornet solo)
(3:16)
Intro ;
Intro
John Charles Thomas, soloist ; Eugene Heyes, conductor
(4:51)
Home on the range
(4:00)
Mighty lak' a rose
(2:41)
Old man river
(Jerome Kern, piano)
(2:59)
Intro
(3:43)
Sally won't you come back
(David Stamper, piano)
(3:29)
Intro
(:17)
The
Lord's prayer
(conducted by Albert Hay Malotte)
(4:36)
J.C. Thomas speaks ;
Deep purple
Gene Buck extra
(2:45)
Intro
(4:54)
Medley.
Give my regards to Broadway
Yankee Doodle boy
You're a grand old flag
(George M. Cohan, vocal)
(2:19)
(Peter DeRose, piano)
Intro
(:17)
Over there
(1:28)
Concluding remarks ;
Intro
(3:20)
God bless America
(Irving Berlin, vocal conducted by Howard Hanson)
(2:23)
(2:04)
Exit
(:30)
Intro ;
Medley of Mr. DeRose's songs.

Dimensions: 4 3/4 in. +

Dimensions: 4 3/4 in. or 12 cm. diameter

Extent: 4 sound discs

Groove width / pitch: not applicable

Kind of cutting: not applicable

Kind of disc cylinder or tape: mass produced

Kind of material: plastic with metal

Media category: audio

Media MARC source: rdamedia

Media type code

Other control number: 017685097126

Other physical details: digital

Publisher number: CD-971

Special playback characteristics: digital recording

Specific material designation: sound disc

Speed: 1.4m. per second (discs)

System control number: (OCoLC)38309533

System details: Compact disc

Tape configuration: not applicable

Tape width: not applicable

Label: Carousel of American music : the fabled 24 September 1940 San Francisco concerts, (sound recording)

Publication

Berkeley, CA, Music & Arts Programs of America, p1997

Note: Biographical and program notes by David A. Banks in container insert

Accompanying material: 1 booklet ([32] p. : ill., ports. ; 12 cm)

Bar code: 31223082542896

Capture and storage technique: digital storage

Carrier category: audio disc

Carrier category code

Carrier MARC source: rdacarrier

Configuration of playback channels: stereophonic

Content category: performed music

Content type code

Content type MARC source: rdacontent

Contents

Caponsacchi.
Overture
(4:14) ;
Carnival music
(6:11)
Richard Hagemann (conducted by Hagemann)
Intro
(2:58)
Dark dancers of the Mardi Gras
Charles Wakefield Cadman (conducted by Edwin McArthur)
disc 1.
(10:33)
Intro
(1:23)
La
Guiblesse.
Entrance of the carriers
(1:34) ;
G minor symphony. Song of a new race (2nd-3rd mvmnts)
(14:11)
William Grant Still (conducted by Still)
Intro
Intro
(2:41)
Circus day
Deems Taylor (conducted by Edwin McArthur)
(22:39) --
(3:38)
When Johnny comes marching home
(conducted by Howard Hanson)
(6:22)
Intro
(1:47)
(conducted by Howard Hanson)
(3:33)
Intro (Tribute to our founder, Victor Herbert)
(1:20)
Gypsy love song
(2:37)
Kiss me again
(1:23)
March of the toys
(3:25)
disc 2.
(conducted by Eugene Hayes)
Intro
(:36)
Smiles
(conducted by Lee Roberts)
(2:15)
Intro
(:38)
Love in bloom
(Leo Robin, vocal, Ralph Rainger, piano)
Gene Buck intermission talk
(3:36)
Intro
(:40)
Take me out to the ball game
(Albert Von Tilzer, piano)
(2:05)
Intro
(1:41)
The
last round-up
(12:33)
(Billy Hill, piano)
(2:28)
Intro
(:32)
Some of these days
(Shelton Brooks, piano)
(2:28)
Intro
(2:24)
Over the rainbow
Marshal Dill intro
(Judy Garland, vocal, Harold Arlen, piano)
(3:23)
Intro
(:49)
My melancholy baby
(Ernie Burnett, piano)
(2:17)
Intro
(:26)
Waiting for the Robert E. Lee
(4:18)
(L. Wolfe Gilbert, vocal)
(1:51)
Intro
(:31)
Three little words
(Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby, vocals)
(1:53)
Intro
(1:20)
My blue heaven
Gene Buck intro
(1:12)
My buddy
(1:30)
(Walter Donaldson, piano)
Intro
(2:28)
The
end of a perfect day
(2:41) ;
The
(3:19)
flying flag
(2:17)
(Allan Linquist, vocal, Carrie Jacobs-Bond, piano) --
Stars & stripes forever
Singing in the rain
(Arthur Freed, piano)
(1:58)
Intro
(1:09)
You made me love you
(1:33)
Six lessons from Madame La Zonga
(1:22)
(James Monaco, piano)
disc 3.
Intro
(1:47)
I wonder who's kissing her now
(2:32)
Good-bye my lady love
(2:06)
(Joseph Howard, vocal)
Intro
(3:38)
Smoke gets in your eyes
Intro
(Jerome Kern, piano)
(1:37)
Intro
(:36)
All the things you are
(2:57)
All the things you are (reprise)
(2:30)
(Tony Martin, vocal, Jerome Kern, piano)
Intro
(:22)
(2:15)
Sweet Adeline
(Harry Armstrong, vocal)
(3:31)
Intro
(1:31)
Lover come back to me
(2:24)
Will you remember
(2:14)
Who's afraid of the big bad wolf
One alone
(1:44)
(Sigmund Romberg, piano)
George Buck intro of tribute to the late George Gershwin
(4:07)
Summertime
(3:40)
I got rhythm
(2:00)
(conducted by Edwin McArthur)
(Ann Ronell, piano)
Intro
(1:16)
Jeepers creepers
(Johnny Mercer, vocal, Harry Warren, piano)
(1:57)
Intro
(:43)
I can't give you anything but love
(James McHugh, piano)
(2:29)
(2:32)
Intro
(1:12)
Stardust
(Hoagy Carmichael, piano)
(2:37)
Intro
(:29)
Little old lady
(Hoagy Carmichael, piano)
(1:36) --
Intro
(1:16)
When your hair has turned to silver
Have you ever been lonely?
Somebody loves you
(3:22)
Intro
(1:36)
Mark Gordon medley
(Mack Gordon, vocal)
(3:23)
Intro
disc 4.
(2:26)
Chinatown my Chinatown
(Jean Schwartz, piano)
(2:43)
Intro
(1:30)
St. Louis blues
(W.C. Handy, cornet solo)
(3:16)
Intro ;
Intro
John Charles Thomas, soloist ; Eugene Heyes, conductor
(4:51)
Home on the range
(4:00)
Mighty lak' a rose
(2:41)
Old man river
(Jerome Kern, piano)
(2:59)
Intro
(3:43)
Sally won't you come back
(David Stamper, piano)
(3:29)
Intro
(:17)
The
Lord's prayer
(conducted by Albert Hay Malotte)
(4:36)
J.C. Thomas speaks ;
Deep purple
Gene Buck extra
(2:45)
Intro
(4:54)
Medley.
Give my regards to Broadway
Yankee Doodle boy
You're a grand old flag
(George M. Cohan, vocal)
(2:19)
(Peter DeRose, piano)
Intro
(:17)
Over there
(1:28)
Concluding remarks ;
Intro
(3:20)
God bless America
(Irving Berlin, vocal conducted by Howard Hanson)
(2:23)
(2:04)
Exit
(:30)
Intro ;
Medley of Mr. DeRose's songs.

Dimensions: 4 3/4 in. +

Dimensions: 4 3/4 in. or 12 cm. diameter

Extent: 4 sound discs

Groove width / pitch: not applicable

Kind of cutting: not applicable

Kind of disc cylinder or tape: mass produced

Kind of material: plastic with metal

Media category: audio

Media MARC source: rdamedia

Media type code

Other control number: 017685097126

Other physical details: digital

Publisher number: CD-971

Special playback characteristics: digital recording

Specific material designation: sound disc

Speed: 1.4m. per second (discs)

System control number: (OCoLC)38309533

System details: Compact disc

Tape configuration: not applicable

Tape width: not applicable

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