[78-L] Cleveland Orchestra
David Lennick
dlennick at sympatico.ca
Sun Jan 24 13:41:34 PST 2010
There's at least an 11-year gap between the Brunswicks and Columbias. Don't
forget, during the Depression NO American orchestras were recording except the
Philly under Stokowski..Columbia even got the Boston Symphony one time, and
recorded it live and screwed it up (notes missed).
dl
DAVID BURNHAM wrote:
> I, like most collectors I'm sure, have a number of Cleveland Orchestra recordings on Brunswick conducted by Nicolai Sokoloff, as well as several conducted by Rodzinski on Columbia. Were these two separate recording contracts or did this orchestra move from one label to the other when the labels themselves merged? As far as I've seen, Sokoloff never appeared on Columbia nor Rodzinski on Brunswick.
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