[78-L] Depression-era orch records

[Taylor Bowie]

Does the Boston Pops count as an American orch or do you just mean formal 
symphony orchs?  I have the Pops on a 10" Red Seal doing  Carioca b/w The 
Continental which I have assumed is from 1934...

Taylor


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "David Lennick" <dlennick at sympatico.ca>
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Sent: Sunday, January 24, 2010 1:41 PM
Subject: Re: [78-L] Cleveland Orchestra


> 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.
>>
>> db
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