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Box 5

 

Item 1: NBC Symphony: Antonin Dvorak Record 4. New World Symphony, part 3; Leon Henderson: first as news commentator, 1943 August 8; 1943 August 14

 

Item 2: NY Philharmonic, Fritz Reiner, Conductor, Nathan Milstein, violin: Record 1, Overture [unknown]; Record 3, Mendelssohn Concerto in E minor, concluded, Thomas Hart Benton, by Edward Arnold: Meeting of the Railroads, 1943 August 15

 

Item 3: NY Philharmonic, Fritz Reiner, Conductor, Nathan Milstein, soloist: Record 2, Mendelssohn Concerto in E minor, cont'd.; Record 4, Shostakovich Symphony in G, 1943 August 15

 

Item 4: NY Philharmonic, Fritz Reiner, Conductor, Nathan Milstein, violin: Record 5: Shostakovich Symphony No.6; NBC Symphony, Frank Black, conductor, Strauss, Overture to Die Fledermaus, Saint-Saens, Suite del Jordain, Picturesque Impressions of a Voyage to Algiers, 1943 August 15

 

Item 5: NY Philharmonic, Fritz Reiner, Conductor: Record 6, Shostakovich Symphony No. 6; NBC Symphony: Record 2: Saint-Saens, Suite del Jordain, Picturesque Impressions of a Voyage to Algiers, 1943 August 15

 

Item 6: NBC Symphony, Fritz Kreisler, Conductor: Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4 in F minor, two last movements; Earl Godwin news, 1943 August 15; 1943 August 17

 

Item 7: NBC Symphony: Record 4, Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4 in F minor, concluded; Rupert Hughes on women, 1943 August 15; 1943 August 29

 

Item 8: NY Philharmonic: Record 1, Dmitri Mitropoulos, conductor: Dance poem, La Paris, by Dukas; Record 3, Reading chapter from American scriptures, Carl Van Doren, George Washington's farewell address, read by Cecil Humphreys, Piano soloist Joseph Hoffman, Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4 in G major, 1943 August 22

First side noted to be cut poorly.

Item 9: NY Philharmonic: Record 2, Dmitri Mitropoulos conducts LaVeles [sic] La Valse, 1943 August 22

"Back side N.G."

Item 10: NY Philharmonic: Record 4 (T-1), Beethoven Concerto No. 4 in G minor, cont'd; NBC Symphony, Frank Black conductor, all-Russian program (T-1), 1943 August 22

NBC: Polovetzian Dances from Borodin's opera; Prince Igor: Dance of the Slave Maidens, Dance of the Archers

Item 11: NY Philharmonic: Record 5 (T-2), Beethoven Concerto No. 4 in G minor, conclusion, CBS World News; NBC Symphony: Record 2 (T-1), American Premiere, Concerto for Harp and Orchestra by Reinhold Gliere, Edward Veto [sic], soloist, 1943 August 22

Gliere: composed in 1940.

Item 12: NBC Symphony: Record 4, T-2: Frank Black conducting; Earl Godwin, news: bombing of Berlin, 1943 August 22; 1932 [sic?] August 24

NBC: Rachmaninoff, Prelude in G minor, in C# minor, Rimsky-Korsakov, The Snow Maiden, Dance of the Buffoons

Item 13: NBC Symphony: Record 3, T-1: Concerto for Harp and Orchestra continued; James G. McDonald, week's news of the war, 1943 August 22; 1943 August 29

 

Item 14: NY Philharmonic: Record 1, T-1: Dmitri Mitropoulos, conductor: National Anthem, Ralph Vaughan William's Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis; NY Philharmonic: Record 3, T-1: Symphony in B-flat Major, Ernest Chausson, 1943 August 29

 

Item 15: NY Philharmonic: Record 2, T-2: Vaughan Williams Fantasia, concluded, Symphony in B-flat major, Ernest Chausson; Carl Van Doren, Walter Hampton, Dean Jagor: American Scriptures:, 1943 August 29

Am. Scriptures: Edmond Burke (by Hampton): Need of Conciliation - Britain for Colonies (3/22/1975), Patrick Henry (Jagor): Let Virginia Arm Itself

Item 16: NY Philharmonic: Record 5, T-1: Igor Stravinsky, The Firebird; NBC Symphony, Frank Black, conductor, Ambrose Thomas, Overture to Raymond, Liszt, Liebestraum, 1943 August 29

Firebird: "Rather low - dreamy." Thomas: "Good - lively." Liszt: "Good."

Item 17: NY Philharmonic: Record 6, T-2: Igor Stravinsky, The Firebird, World News; NBC Symphony: Record 2, T-2: Franz Liszt, Hungarian Rhapsody # 13 in A minor, Debussy, Clouds, Festivals - Nocturne, 1943 August 29

 

Item 18: NY Philharmonic: Record 3, T-1: Debussy, Clouds, Festivals cont'd., Tchaikovsky, Romeo & Juliet; NY Philharmonic: Record 1, T-1: Milhaud, Suite Provencale, 1943 August 29; 1943 September 5

 

Item 19: NBC Symphony: Record 4, T-2: Tchaikovsky, Romeo & Juliet concluded; NY Philharmonic: Record 2, T-2: Liszt, Concerto No. 2 in A major for piano & orchestra, 1943 August 29; 1943 September 5

 

Item 20: Winston Churchill from Quebec, part 1; HV Kaltenborn, news, invasion of Italy, 1943 August 31; 1943 September 3

 

Item 21: Winston Churchill from Quebec, part 2; NBC Symphony, Record 4, Table 2: Strauss, Blue Danube Waltz, 1943 August 31; 1943 September 5

 

Item 22: NBC Symphony: Recort 1, T-1, Overture to Smetana's The Bartered Bride, Guillaume Lekeu's Adagio for Strings; NBC Symphony, Record 3, T-1: Saint-Saens Cello Concerto in A Minor, cont'd, Harvey Shapiro, soloist, Sibelius Valse Triste, 1943 September 5

 

Item 23: NY Philharmonic: Record 3, T-1: Liszt, Concerto No. 2 in A Major for piano and orchestra, cont'd, Carl Van Doren, House Jamison, American Scripture: The Bill of Rights; NY Philharmonic: Record 5, T-1: Mussorgsky, Pictures at an Exhibition, arr. Ravel, 1943 September 5

 

Item 24: NY Philharmonic: Record 4, T-2: Mussorgsky, Pictures at an Exhibition; NBC Symphony, Record 2, T-2: Adagio cont'd, Saint-Saens Cello Concerto in A minor (Shapiro), 1943 September 5

 

Item 25: Italy surrenders: News at noon, HV Kaltenborn, 1943 September 8

 

Item 26: Alex Drier: News, surrender of Italy; James G. McDonald, week's review of the news, Italian surrender, 1943 September 9; 1943 September 12

 

Item 27: NY Philharmonic: Record 1, T-1: Harold Barlow, conductor, Edouard Lalo, Le Roi d'Ys, overture; NY Philharmonic, Record 3, T-1: The Sea, by Frank Bridge, cont'd., American Scriptures, 1943 September 12

Am. Scriptures: Carl Van Doren, Raymond Edward Johnson:  "The Republicans elect Thomas Jefferson"; Jefferson's inaugural address, March 4, 1801

Item 28: NY Philharmonic: Record 2, T-2: The Sea, by Frank Bridge; Sigfried Idyll, Richard Wagner, 1943 September 12

 

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