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Ockeghem · 06-02-2008, 09:39 AM

Richard,

Here you are. I have listed the title as furnished in the chief source of information. If the album title is given (and is different from the proper title), I have included that as well. I have also provided information on the performers, the date of the recordings, the contents of the albums, and additional program info. when available. Some of the albums include excerpts of the Concerto only; I have added these entries as well. In some cases the contents for the entire recording are listed under the primary title; as such, I have not duplicated that information elsewhere (e.g., under Contents).

Music publisher's numbers for each of the recordings are provided after the publisher/distributor information.

N.B.: I have decided not to list holdings information here. If you want additional information for any of these recordings, please PM me and I will provide that information for specific recordings.

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CDs:

1) Celebrating the century with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra $h [sound recording] : $b DSO100 : 1900-2000. [Dallas, Tex.] : $b Dallas Symphony Orchestra, $c [2000]. Music publisher's no.: CD00715-0177 $b Dallas Symphony Orchestra.

Performers: William Kapell, piano (1st work) ; Jascha Heifetz, violin (2nd work) ; Dallas Symphony Orchestra ; Dallas Symphony Chorus (8th work) ; Antal Dorati (1st work), Walter Hendl (2nd work), Donald Johanos (3rd-4th works), Eduardo Mata (5th work), Andrew Litton (6th-8th works), conductor.

Recorded Jan. 7, 1949 at the Music Hall at Fair Park (1st work); Mar. 27, 1956 (2nd work), Apr. 20, 1967 (3rd work), and Feb. 20, 1967 (4th work) at McFarlin Auditorium, Southern Methodist University; and May 11, 1993 (5th work), July 10, 1995 (6th work), Jan. 23-26, 1997 (7th work), and Sept. 10-13, 1998 (8th work) at McDermott Concert Hall, Meyerson Symphony Center, Dallas, Tex.

Contents: Piano concerto #3, 1st movement / Prokofiev (8:18) -- Violin concerto, 3rd movement / Rozsa (7:49) -- Rodeo. Hoedown / Copland (3:20) -- Symphonic dances, 1st movement / Rachmaninoff (11:19) -- Passacaglia & fugue in C minor / Bach-Respighi (12:13) -- Roman carnival overture / Berlioz (8:48) -- The Planets. Mars / Holst (7:08) -- Symphony #2 : "Resurrection" : finale / Mahler (14:00).

2) Heifetz $h [sound recording] : $b Korngold, Rósza, Waxman. New York, N.Y. : $b RCA Victor Gold Seal, $c p1988. Music publisher's no.: 7963-2-RG $b RCA Victor Gold Seal.

Performers: Jascha Heifetz, violin ; Gregor Piatigorsky, violoncello (3rd work) ; Los Angeles Philharmonic, Alfred Wallenstein, conductor (1st work) ; Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Walter Hendl, conductor (2nd work) ; RCA Victor Symphony, Donald Voorhees, conductor (4th work).

First work recorded Jan. 10, 1953; 2nd, Mar. 27, 1956; 3rd, Oct. 7, 1963; 4th, Nov. 8, 1946.

Contents: Violin concerto in D, op. 35 / Korngold -- Violin concerto, op. 24 ; Tema con variazioni, op. 29a / Rósza -- "Carmen" fantasy / Waxman.

3) Korngold, Rózsa, Waxman $h [sound recording]. New York : $b RCA Victor Gold Seal, $c 1994. (Heifetz collection ; $v v. 21). RCA Victor Gold Seal $a 09026-61752-2.

Performers: Jascha Heifetz, violin ; Gregor Piatigorsky, violoncello (3rd work) ; Los Angeles Philharmonic (1st work) ; Dallas Symphony Orchestra (2nd work) ; chamber orchestra (3rd work) ; RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra (4th work) ; Alfred Wallenstein (1st work), Walter Hendl (2nd work), Donald Voorhees (4th work), conductors.

Recorded January 10, 1953, Republic Studios Sound Stage 9, Hollywood (1st work); March 27, 1956, State Fair Music Hall, Dallas (2nd work); Scottish Rite Auditorium, Los Angeles (3rd work); and November 8, 1946, Lotus Club, New York City (4th work).

Contents: Concerto in D major : op. 35 / Erich Wolfgang Korngold (21:27) -- Concerto : op. 24 (26:37) ; Sinfonia concertante : op. 29. Tema con variazioni (10:54) / Miklós Rózsa -- Carmen fantasy / Franz Waxman (9:30).

4) Classic Rózsa $h [sound recording] / $c Miklós Rózsa. New York, N.Y. : $b DRG, $c [c1988], p1955. Title on spine of container: Classic Miklós Rózsa. Music publisher's no.: $b DRG $a CDSBL 13101.

Performers: Frankenland Symphony Orchestra ; Carlos Sauvina (1st-2nd works), Erich Kloss (3rd-4th works), conductors.

The 1st work originally for violin and piano; the 2nd originally for piano; both arr. for orchestra by the composer.

Contents: North Hungarian peasant songs and dances : op. 5 (8:09) -- The vintner's daughter (14:35) -- Hungarian serenade : op. 25 (22:35) -- Concerto for strings (24:17).

5) The complete orchestral music. $n Volume IV $h [sound recording] / $c Miklós Rózsa. Port Washington, NY : $b Koch International Classics, $c p1997. Music publisher's no.: 3-7379-2 H1 $b Koch International Classics.

The 3rd work originated as a transcription of the opening movement to the composer's First string quartet, op. 22.

Performers: Igof Gruppman, violin ; New Zealand Symphony Orchestra ; James Sedares, conductor.

Recorded Apr. 1996 at Symphony House, Wellington, New Zealand.

Contents: Concerto for violin and orchestra, op. 24 (30:36) -- Concerto for string orchestra, op. 17 (24:48) -- Andante for strings, op. 22a / transcribed for string orchestra by Miklós Rózsa and Christopher Palmer.

6) Concerto for violin and orchestra, op. 24 $h [sound recording] ; $b Concerto for cello and orchestra, op. 32 ; Theme and variations for violin, cello and orchestra, op. 29a / $c Miklós Rózsa. Cleveland, Ohio : $b Telarc Digital, $c p2000. Music publisher's no.: CD-80518 $b Telarc [and] CD-80518 $b Telarc Digital.

Performers: Robert McDuffie, violin ; Lynn Harrell, violoncello ; Atlanta Symphony Orchestra ; Yoel Levi, conductor.

Recorded in Symphony Hall, Woodruff Arts Center, Atlanta, Ga., Mar. 7-8, 1999.

7) Rozsa: violin concerto & sinfonia concertante $h [sound recording] / $c Dmitry Yablonsky. [United States] : $b Naxos American Classics, $c 2007. Music publisher's no.: NAM035076C.

Performers: Dmitry Yablonsky, Anastasia Khitruk, Andrey Tchekmazov.

Dmitry Yablonsky conducts the Russian Philharmonic Orchestra in performing a couple of works by Rozsa. Anastasia Khitruk plays violin and Andrey Tchekmazov joins her on cello which makes for a wonderful collaboration.

Contents: $t Violin concerto, op .24: allegro non troppo ma passionato $t Violin concerto, op .24: lento cantabile $t Violin concerto, op .24: allegro vivace $t Sinfonia concertante for violin, cello and orchestra, op. 29: allegro non troppo $t Sinfonia concertante for violin, cello and orchestra, op. 29: andante: theme and variations $t Sinfonia concertante for violin, cello and orchestra, op. 29: allegro con brio.

$3 View cover art $u http://midwesttapes.com/images/movies/nam035076c.gif $2 http

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LPs:

1) Concerto for violin and orchestra $h [sound recording] / $c Rózsa. Concerto no. 8, in A minor, op. 47 : (in modo d'una scena cantate) / Spohr. Sérénade mélancholique [sic] / Tchaikovsky. U.S.A. : $b RCA Victor, $c [1956]. Music publisher's no.: LM 2027 $b RCA Victor.

Performers: Jascha Heifetz, violin ; Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Walter Hendl, conductor (1st work) ; RCA Victor Orchestra, Izler Solomon, conductor (2nd work) ; Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, Alfred Wallenstein, conductor (3rd work).

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I also have bibliographic information for scores (= music scores) of the Concerto if you wish.

06-02-2008, 09:39 AM	#9 of 9
Ockeghem *Scott D. Atwell* Member Location: Michigan (U.S.A.) Join Date: Feb 2007 Local Time: 06:29 AM Local Date: 11-18-2008 Posts: 1,310	Re: Miklos Rozsa: The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes Richard, Here you are. I have listed the title as furnished in the chief source of information. If the album title is given (and is different from the proper title), I have included that as well. I have also provided information on the performers, the date of the recordings, the contents of the albums, and additional program info. when available. Some of the albums include excerpts of the Concerto only; I have added these entries as well. In some cases the contents for the entire recording are listed under the primary title; as such, I have not duplicated that information elsewhere (e.g., under Contents). Music publisher's numbers for each of the recordings are provided after the publisher/distributor information. N.B.: I have decided not to list holdings information here. If you want additional information for any of these recordings, please PM me and I will provide that information for specific recordings. ************** CDs: 1) Celebrating the century with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra $h [sound recording] : $b DSO100 : 1900-2000. [Dallas, Tex.] : $b Dallas Symphony Orchestra, $c [2000]. Music publisher's no.: CD00715-0177 $b Dallas Symphony Orchestra. Performers: William Kapell, piano (1st work) ; Jascha Heifetz, violin (2nd work) ; Dallas Symphony Orchestra ; Dallas Symphony Chorus (8th work) ; Antal Dorati (1st work), Walter Hendl (2nd work), Donald Johanos (3rd-4th works), Eduardo Mata (5th work), Andrew Litton (6th-8th works), conductor. Recorded Jan. 7, 1949 at the Music Hall at Fair Park (1st work); Mar. 27, 1956 (2nd work), Apr. 20, 1967 (3rd work), and Feb. 20, 1967 (4th work) at McFarlin Auditorium, Southern Methodist University; and May 11, 1993 (5th work), July 10, 1995 (6th work), Jan. 23-26, 1997 (7th work), and Sept. 10-13, 1998 (8th work) at McDermott Concert Hall, Meyerson Symphony Center, Dallas, Tex. Contents: Piano concerto #3, 1st movement / Prokofiev (8:18) -- Violin concerto, 3rd movement / Rozsa (7:49) -- Rodeo. Hoedown / Copland (3:20) -- Symphonic dances, 1st movement / Rachmaninoff (11:19) -- Passacaglia & fugue in C minor / Bach-Respighi (12:13) -- Roman carnival overture / Berlioz (8:48) -- The Planets. Mars / Holst (7:08) -- Symphony #2 : "Resurrection" : finale / Mahler (14:00). 2) Heifetz $h [sound recording] : $b Korngold, Rósza, Waxman. New York, N.Y. : $b RCA Victor Gold Seal, $c p1988. Music publisher's no.: 7963-2-RG $b RCA Victor Gold Seal. Performers: Jascha Heifetz, violin ; Gregor Piatigorsky, violoncello (3rd work) ; Los Angeles Philharmonic, Alfred Wallenstein, conductor (1st work) ; Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Walter Hendl, conductor (2nd work) ; RCA Victor Symphony, Donald Voorhees, conductor (4th work). First work recorded Jan. 10, 1953; 2nd, Mar. 27, 1956; 3rd, Oct. 7, 1963; 4th, Nov. 8, 1946. Contents: Violin concerto in D, op. 35 / Korngold -- Violin concerto, op. 24 ; Tema con variazioni, op. 29a / Rósza -- "Carmen" fantasy / Waxman. 3) Korngold, Rózsa, Waxman $h [sound recording]. New York : $b RCA Victor Gold Seal, $c 1994. (Heifetz collection ; $v v. 21). RCA Victor Gold Seal $a 09026-61752-2. Performers: Jascha Heifetz, violin ; Gregor Piatigorsky, violoncello (3rd work) ; Los Angeles Philharmonic (1st work) ; Dallas Symphony Orchestra (2nd work) ; chamber orchestra (3rd work) ; RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra (4th work) ; Alfred Wallenstein (1st work), Walter Hendl (2nd work), Donald Voorhees (4th work), conductors. Recorded January 10, 1953, Republic Studios Sound Stage 9, Hollywood (1st work); March 27, 1956, State Fair Music Hall, Dallas (2nd work); Scottish Rite Auditorium, Los Angeles (3rd work); and November 8, 1946, Lotus Club, New York City (4th work). Contents: Concerto in D major : op. 35 / Erich Wolfgang Korngold (21:27) -- Concerto : op. 24 (26:37) ; Sinfonia concertante : op. 29. Tema con variazioni (10:54) / Miklós Rózsa -- Carmen fantasy / Franz Waxman (9:30). 4) Classic Rózsa $h [sound recording] / $c Miklós Rózsa. New York, N.Y. : $b DRG, $c [c1988], p1955. Title on spine of container: Classic Miklós Rózsa. Music publisher's no.: $b DRG $a CDSBL 13101. Performers: Frankenland Symphony Orchestra ; Carlos Sauvina (1st-2nd works), Erich Kloss (3rd-4th works), conductors. The 1st work originally for violin and piano; the 2nd originally for piano; both arr. for orchestra by the composer. Contents: North Hungarian peasant songs and dances : op. 5 (8:09) -- The vintner's daughter (14:35) -- Hungarian serenade : op. 25 (22:35) -- Concerto for strings (24:17). 5) The complete orchestral music. $n Volume IV $h [sound recording] / $c Miklós Rózsa. Port Washington, NY : $b Koch International Classics, $c p1997. Music publisher's no.: 3-7379-2 H1 $b Koch International Classics. The 3rd work originated as a transcription of the opening movement to the composer's First string quartet, op. 22. Performers: Igof Gruppman, violin ; New Zealand Symphony Orchestra ; James Sedares, conductor. Recorded Apr. 1996 at Symphony House, Wellington, New Zealand. Contents: Concerto for violin and orchestra, op. 24 (30:36) -- Concerto for string orchestra, op. 17 (24:48) -- Andante for strings, op. 22a / transcribed for string orchestra by Miklós Rózsa and Christopher Palmer. 6) Concerto for violin and orchestra, op. 24 $h [sound recording] ; $b Concerto for cello and orchestra, op. 32 ; Theme and variations for violin, cello and orchestra, op. 29a / $c Miklós Rózsa. Cleveland, Ohio : $b Telarc Digital, $c p2000. Music publisher's no.: CD-80518 $b Telarc [and] CD-80518 $b Telarc Digital. Performers: Robert McDuffie, violin ; Lynn Harrell, violoncello ; Atlanta Symphony Orchestra ; Yoel Levi, conductor. Recorded in Symphony Hall, Woodruff Arts Center, Atlanta, Ga., Mar. 7-8, 1999. 7) Rozsa: violin concerto & sinfonia concertante $h [sound recording] / $c Dmitry Yablonsky. [United States] : $b Naxos American Classics, $c 2007. Music publisher's no.: NAM035076C. Performers: Dmitry Yablonsky, Anastasia Khitruk, Andrey Tchekmazov. Dmitry Yablonsky conducts the Russian Philharmonic Orchestra in performing a couple of works by Rozsa. Anastasia Khitruk plays violin and Andrey Tchekmazov joins her on cello which makes for a wonderful collaboration. Contents: $t Violin concerto, op .24: allegro non troppo ma passionato $t Violin concerto, op .24: lento cantabile $t Violin concerto, op .24: allegro vivace $t Sinfonia concertante for violin, cello and orchestra, op. 29: allegro non troppo $t Sinfonia concertante for violin, cello and orchestra, op. 29: andante: theme and variations $t Sinfonia concertante for violin, cello and orchestra, op. 29: allegro con brio. $3 View cover art $u http://midwesttapes.com/images/movies/nam035076c.gif $2 http ************ LPs: 1) Concerto for violin and orchestra $h [sound recording] / $c Rózsa. Concerto no. 8, in A minor, op. 47 : (in modo d'una scena cantate) / Spohr. Sérénade mélancholique [sic] / Tchaikovsky. U.S.A. : $b RCA Victor, $c [1956]. Music publisher's no.: LM 2027 $b RCA Victor. Performers: Jascha Heifetz, violin ; Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Walter Hendl, conductor (1st work) ; RCA Victor Orchestra, Izler Solomon, conductor (2nd work) ; Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, Alfred Wallenstein, conductor (3rd work). ************** I also have bibliographic information for scores (= music scores) of the Concerto if you wish. Last edited by Ockeghem : 06-02-2008 at 02:16 PM.