[78-L] ? Bernard Herrmann, 1947-51

[Michael Biel]

David Lennick wrote:
> Of course there isn't one performance listed there that anyone could have gone 
> out and bought and brought home, but a discography is a discography. Sorta.
>   

Actually this just seems to be a tape listing, and maybe the number 
above it is a disc catalog number.  Those numbers seem to be the type of 
thing that the archive itself gave the discs, and there is no details of 
what they really were. 

But more important, it does not answer the question of what 78s were 
issued during that era.  And furthermore, the original question was what 
was he doing during 1947-1951. This list shows some 1947 and 1949 
concerts, but nothing in 1948 or anything after 1949 until some 1956 
recordings made in England. 

Mike Biel  mbiel at mbiel.com 
> If I'm not mistaken, there IS one broadcast performance conducted by Herrmann 
> that may have come out on LP, probably something with Louis Kaufman as soloist. 
> And some of the Mercury Theater On The Air programs have been issued over the 
> years, beginning with War Of The Worlds.
>
> dl
>
> David Lewis wrote:
>   
>> Mr. Lennick wrote:
>>
>> Let's see..a 78RPM discography for Benny Herrmann....
>>  
>> MACBETH..Orson Welles/Mercury Theatre Company, Columbia, 1941
>>  
>> HANGOVER SQUARE PIANO CONCERTO..Janssen Symphony of Los Angeles, Victor, 
>> unreleased on 78, Camden LP (c. 1955)
>>  
>> Betcha that's it.
>>  
>> xxx
>>
>> Ohhh I wouldn' say thaaaat...
>>
>> http://content.cdlib.org/view?docId=tf438nb3jd&chunk.id=c02-1.7.7.5.2&brand=oac
>>
>>
>> Uncle Dave Lewis
>> uncledavelewis at hotmail.com
>>
>>     
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