FLAC | Classical | 45:40:39 | 11,8 Gb Spoiler: TRACKLIST CD 01 CD 01 The Rite of Spring Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York (New York Philharmonic)/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Carnegie Hall, 4 April 1940 Apropos of Le Sacre CD 02 Petrushka (Suite) Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York (New York Philharmonic)/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Carnegie Hall, 4 April 1940 Scènes de ballet Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York (New York Philharmonic)/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Carnegie Hall, 5 February 1945 Divertimento from Le Baiser de la fée Orquesta Sinfónica de México/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Mexico City, 3 August 1940 & 19 July 1941 CD 03 The Firebird (Suite)[rev. version 1945] Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York (New York Philharmonic)/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Carnegie Hall, 28 January 1946 CD 04 Symphony of Psalms Columbia Broadcasting Symphony & Mixed Chorus/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Liederkranz Hall, 19 December 1946 Symphony in 3 Movements Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York (New York Philharmonic)/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Carnegie Hall, 28 January 1946 CD 05 Concerto for 2 Solo Pianos Scherzo ? la russe[Transcription for 2 Pianos] Dance of the Tumblers from "The Snow Maiden"[Arr. Victor Babin] (Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov) Russian Village (Victor Babin) Waltz from Suite for 2 Pianos No. 1 Op. 15 (Anton Arensky) Cradle Song from "Sadko"[Arr. Victor Babin] (Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov) Circus Polka[Arr. Victor Babin] Tango[Arr. Victor Babin] Piano: Vitya Vronsky, Victor Babin. Recording: Location unknown, 7 May 1945 CD 06 Orpheus RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Manhattan Center, 22 & 23 February 1949 Mass Church of the Blessed Sacrament Choir (Dir: Warren Foley)/Oboe: R. Bloom, W. Criss, Mitchell Miller/Bassoon: W. Polisi, Bernard Garfield/Trumpet: William Vacchiano, A. Statter/Trombone: G. Pulis, L. Haney, Allen Ostrander/Igor Stravinsky. NY City, Town Hall, 24 & 25/2/1949 CD 07 Duo concertant Violin: Joseph Szigeti/Piano: Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Burbank, Warner Bros, Stage 3, 11 October 1945 Baal Shem (Ernest Bloch) Violin: Joseph Szigeti/Piano: Andor Foldes (Farkas). Recording: New York City, Liederkranz Hall, 4 & 5 June 1940 Pastorale[Transcription for Violin and Wind Quartet, 1933] Violin: Joseph Szigeti/Oboe: Mitchell Miller/Clarinet: Robert McGinnis/English Horn: Bert Gassman/Bassoon: Sol Schoenbach/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Columbia Studios, 9 February 1946 CD 08 Divertimento from Le Baiser de la fée Danses concertantes RCA Victor Chamber Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, Republic Studios, September 1947 Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments Piano: Soulima Stravinsky/RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, RCA Studio 2, 31 March 1950 Scherzo ? la russe[Symphonic Version] RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, Republic Studios, 16 September 1947 Pater Noster[rev. version 1949] Ave Maria[rev. version 1949] Church of the Blessed Sacrament Choir (Director: Warren Foley)/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Town Hall, 25 February 1949 CD 09 Apollon musagète (Apollo)[rev. version 1947] Violin I: John Corigliano/Violin II: Michael Rosenker/Viola: William Lincer/RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, RCA Victor Studio No. 2, 1 & 5 April 1950 Concerto in D "Basle Concerto" Violin I: John Corigliano/Violin II: Michael Rosenker/RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, RCA Victor Studio No. 2, 1 April 1950 CD 10 Fireworks Op. 4 Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York (New York Philharmonic)/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Carnegie Hall, 28 January 1946 Ode Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York (New York Philharmonic)/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Carnegie Hall, 5 February 1945 Russian Maiden's Song from "Mavra"[Transcription for Violin and Piano] Violin: Joseph Szigeti/Piano: Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, 9 May 1946 Ebony Concerto The Woody Herman Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, 19 August 1946 4 Norwegian Moods Circus Polka Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York (New York Philharmonic)/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Carnegie Hall, 5 February 1945 CD 11 Oedipus Rex Oedipus (Tenor): Peter Pears/Jocasta (Mezzo-Soprano): Martha Mödl/Creon, Messenger (Baritone): Heinz Rehfuss/Tiresias (Bass): Otto von Rohr/Shepherd (Tenor): Helmut Krebs/Narrator: Jean Cocteau/Kölner Rundfunk-Sinfonie-Orchester & Chor/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Cologne, Nordwestdeutscher Rundfunk, 8/10/1951 & Paris 5/1952 (narration) CD 12 & 13 The Rake's Progress Trulove (Bass): Norman Scott/Anne (Soprano): Hilde Güden/Tom Rakewell (Tenor): Eugene Conley/Nick Shadow (Baritone): Mack Harrell/Mother Goose (Mezzo-Soprano): Martha Lipton/Baba the Turk (Alto): Blanche Thebom/Selem (Tenor): Paul Franke/Keeper of the madhouse (Bass): Lawrence Davidson/Chorus & Orchestra Metropolitan Opera/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, 1, 8, 10 March 1953 CD 14 Pulcinella[rev. version 1949] Soprano: Mary Simmons/Tenor: Glenn Schnittke/Bass: Phillip MacGregor/The Cleveland Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Cleveland, Severance Hall, 14 December 1952 CD 15 Symphony in C The Cleveland Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Cleveland, Severance Hall, 14 December 1952 Cantata Mezzo-Soprano: Jennie Tourel/Tenor: Hugues Cuénod/Philharmonic Chamber Ensemble (Fl: John Wummer, Paige Brook/Ob: Engelbert Brenner/EH: Ferdinand Prior/Vc: Heinrich Joachim)/Members of the New York Concert Choir/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio 22 December 1952 CD 16 Histoire du soldat (Suite) Solo Violin: Alexander Schneider/Clarinet: David Oppenheim/Bassoon: Loren Glickman/Cornet: Robert Nagel/Trombone: Erwin Price/Double Bass: Julius Levine/Percussion: Alfred Howard/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, 27 January 1954 Octet Flute: Julius Baker/Clarinet: David Oppenheim/Bassoon: Loren Glickman, Sylvia Deutscher/Trumpet: Robert Nagel, Theodore Weis/Trombone: Erwin Price, Richard Hixon/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, 26 February 1954 Symphonies of Wind Instruments[rev. version 1947] Kölner Rundfunk-Sinfonie-Orchester (WDR Sinfonieorchester Köln)/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Cologne, Nordwestdeutscher Rundfunk, 8 October 1951 CD 17 In memoriam Dylan Thomas Tenor: Richard Robinson/Violin: Israel Baker, Sol Babitz/Viola: Cecil Figelski/Cello: George Neikrug/Trombone: Lloyd Ulyate, Hoyt Bohannon, Francis Howard, Seymour Zeldin/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, Radio Recorders Studios, 13 September 1954 3 Songs from William Shakespeare Soprano: Grace-Lynne Martin/Flute: Arthur Gleghorn/Clarinet: Hugo Raimondi/Viola: Cecil Figelski/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, Radio Recorders Studios, 13 September 1954 Septet Clarinet: David Oppenheim/Horn: John Barrows/Bassoon: Loren Glickman/Piano: Ralph Kirkpatrick/Violin: Alexander Schneider/Viola: Karen Tuttle/Cello: Bernard Greenhouse/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, 27 January 1954 4 Songs Soprano: Marni Nixon/Flute: Arthur Gleghorn/Harp: Dorothy Remsen/Guitar: Jack Marshall/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, Radio Recorders Studios, 15 February 1955 2 Poems by Konstantin Balmont 3 Japanese Lyrics Soprano: Marni Nixon/Flute: Arthur Gleghorn, Arthur Hoberman/Clarinet: Hugo Raimondi, William Ulyate/Violin: Israel Baker, Doris Albert/Viola: Cecil Figelski/Cello: Howard Colf/Piano: Shibley Boyes/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, Radio Recorders Studios, 15 February 1955 3 Little Songs "Recollections of my Childhood" Soprano: Marilyn Horne/Columbia Chamber Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, Radio Recorders Studios, 28 July 1955 4 Russian Peasant Songs ("Saucers") Soprano Solo: Marni Nixon/Female Chorus/Horn: James Decker, Sinclair Lott, George Hyde, Hyman Markowitz/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, Radio Recorders Studios, 28 July 1955 CD 18 The Fairy's Kiss The Cleveland Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Cleveland, Severance Hall, 11 December 1955 CD 19 Perséphone Eumolpe (Tenor): Richard Robinson/Perséphone (Narrator): Vera Zorina/Westminster Choir (Director: Dr. John Finley Williamson)/New York Philharmonic/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, 14 January 1957 CD 20 Agon Los Angeles Festival Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, Goldwyn Studios, 18 June 1957 Canticum sacrum Tenor: Richard Robinson/Baritone: Howard Chitjian/Los Angeles Festival Symphony Orchestra & Chorus/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, Radio Recorders Studios, 19 June 1957 CD 21 Threni Soprano: Bethany Beardslee/Alto: Beatrice Krebs/Tenor: William Lewis, James Wainner/Baritone: Mac Morgan/Bass: Robert Oliver/Schola Cantorum (Dir Hugh Ross)/Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio 5-6 January 1959 CD 22 The Rite of Spring Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Brooklyn, St. George Hotel, 5 & 6 January 1960 Petrushka Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 12, 15 & 17 February 1960 CD 23 Serenade in A Piano Sonata Piano Piece Op. 33a (Arnold Schoenberg) Piano Piece Op. 33b (Arnold Schoenberg) Suite for Piano Op. 25 (Arnold Schoenberg) Piano: Charles Rosen. Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, 28-30 December 1960 CD 24 Movements for Piano and Orchestra Piano: Charles Rosen/Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 12 February 1961 Double Canon "Raoul Dufy in memoriam" Violin: Israel Baker, Otis Ingleman/Viola: Sanford Schonbach/Cello: George Neikrug/Robert Craft. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 25 January 1961 Epitaphium for the Tombstone of Prince Max Egon zu Fürstenberg Flute: Arthur Gleghorn/Clarinet: Kalman Bloch/Harp: Dorothy Remsen/Robert Craft. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 25 January 1961 Octet Flute: James Pellerite/Clarinet: David Oppenheim/Bassoon: Loren Glickman, Arthur Weisberg/Trumpet: Robert Nagel, Theodore Weis/Trombone: Keith Brown, Richard Hixon/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 10 & 13 February 1961 Histoire du soldat (Suite) Solo Violin: Israel Baker/Clarinet: Roy D'Antonio/Bassoon: Donald Christlieb/Cornet: Charles Brady/Trombone: Robert Marsteller/Double Bass: Richard Kelley/Percussion: William Kraft/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Manhattan Center, 5 January 1961 CD 25 Volgi, mia luce (Carlo Gesualdo) O dolorosa gioia (Carlo Gesualdo) Ardo per te, mio bene (Carlo Gesualdo) Gagliarda (Carlo Gesualdo) (Organ: E. Power Biggs. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 9 June 1960) Quando ridente e bella (Carlo Gesualdo) Dolcissima mia vita (Carlo Gesualdo) Recessit pastor noster (Carlo Gesualdo) Che fai meco (Carlo Gesualdo) Questa credele e pia (Carlo Gesualdo) Ardita zanzaretta (Carlo Gesualdo) Aestimatus sum (Carlo Gesualdo) Canzon francese del principe (Carlo Gesualdo) (Harpsichord: Carol Rosenstiel. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 9 June 1960) Soprano: Grace-Lynne Martin/Mezzo-Soprano: Marilyn Horne/Alto: Cora Lauridsen/Tenor: Richard Robinson/Countertenor: Richard Levitt/Bass: Charles Scharbach/Robert Craft. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 22 June 1961 Monumentum pro Gesualdo di Venosa ad CD annum Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 9 June 1960 Illumina nos (Carlo Gesualdo/Igor Stravinsky) Soprano: Grace-Lynne Martin/Mezzo-Soprano: Marilyn Horne/Alto: Cora Lauridsen/Tenor: Paul Salamunovitch, Richard Robinson/Baritone: Howard Chitjian/Bass: Charles Scharbach/Robert Craft. Recording: Hollywood, Radio Recorders Studios, 17 May 1957 CD 26 Le Rossignol The Nightingale (Soprano): Reri Grist/The Cook (Soprano): Marina Picassi/The Fisherman (Tenor): Loren Driscoll/The Emperor of China (Baritone): Donald Gramm/The Chamberlain (Bass): Kenneth Smith/The Bonze (Bass): Herbert Beattie/Death (Alto): Elaine Bonazzi/Japanese Envoys: Stanley Kolk, William Murphy, Carl Kaiser/Chorus & Orchestra of the Opera Society of Washington, D.C./Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Washington D.C., Constitution Hall, 29 & 31 December 1960 CD 27 The Firebird[original version 1910] Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 23-25 January 1961 CD 28 Violin Concerto in D Violin: Isaac Stern/Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, CBS Studio, 29 & 30 June 1961 Symphony in 3 Movements Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 1 February 1961 CD 29 Concerto for 2 Solo Pianos 3 Easy Pieces 5 Easy Pieces Sonata for 2 Pianos Piano: Arthur Gold, Robert Fizdale. Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, 30 November & 7 December 1961 CD 30 The Flood Lucifer, Satan (Tenor): Richard Robinson/Voice of God, Noah's Sons (Baritone, Bass): John Reardon, Robert Oliver/Narrator: Laurence Harvey/Noah (Spoken): Sebastian Cabot/Noah's Wife (Spoken): Elsa Lanchester/Caller (Spoken): Paul Tripp/Columbia Symphony Orchestra & Chorus (Dir: Gregg Smith)/Robert Craft. Hollywood, CBS Studio A, Sunset Boulevard 28&31/3/1962 Mass The Columbia Symphony Woodwinds & Chorus (Chorus Director: Gregg Smith)/Soprano: Annette Baxter/Alto: Adrienne Albert/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 9 June 1960 CD 31 Les Noces Soprano: Mildren Allen/Mezzo-Soprano: Regina Sarfaty/Tenor: Loren Driscoll/Bass: Robert Oliver/American Concert Choir/Piano: Samuel Barber, Aaron Copland, Lukas Foss, Roger Sessions/Columbia Percussion Ensemble/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, 21 December 1959 Renard Tenor: George Shirley, Loren Driscoll/Baritone: William Murphy/Bass: Donald Gramm/Cimbalom: Toni Koves/Columbia Chamber Ensemble/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Manhattan Center, 26 January 1962 & May 1962 (cimbalom part). Rag-Time Cimbalom: Toni Koves/Columbia Chamber Ensemble/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Manhattan Center, 26 January 1962 & May 1962 (cimbalom part) CD 32 Oedipus Rex Oedipus (Tenor): George Shirley/Jocasta (Mezzo-Soprano): Shirley Verrett/Creon (Baritone): Donald Gramm/Messenger (Baritone): John Reardon/Tiresias (Bass): Chester Watson/Shepherd (Tenor): Loren Driscoll/Narrator: John Westbrook/Chorus & Orchestra of the Opera Society of Washington, D.C./Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Washington D.C., Constitution Hall 20 January 1962 CD 33 Symphony of Psalms Festival Singers of Toronto (Director: Elmer Iseler)/CBC Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 30 March 1963 Symphony in C CBC Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 2 & 3 December 1962 CD 34 Orpheus Chicago Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Chicago, Orchestra Hall, 20 July 1964 Apollon musagète (Apollo)[rev. version 1947] Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Manhattan Center, 29 January & New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, 11 December 1964 CD 35 Greeting Prelude Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Manhattan Center, 17 December 1963 Dumbarton Oaks - Concerto for Chamber Orchestra in E flat major Members of the Columbia Chamber Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, CBS Studio A, Sunset Boulevard, 29 March 1962 8 Instrumental Miniatures for 15 Players Members of the CBC Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 29 April 1962 4 Studies for Orchestra CBC Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 29 November & 1 December 1962 Circus Polka CBC Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 29 March 1963 Suite No. 1 for Small Orchestra Members of the CBC Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 29 March 1963 Suite No. 2 for Small Orchestra Members of the CBC Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 30 March 1963 CD 36 Jeu de cartes The Cleveland Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Cleveland, Severance Hall, 13 March 1964 The Sleeping Beauty: Bluebird Pas de deux (Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky/Igor Stravinsky) Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Manhattan Center, 17 December 1963 Scènes de ballet CBC Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 28 March 1963 CD 37 Le Roi des étoiles (Zvezdolikiy) Festival Singers of Toronto (Director: Elmer Iseler)/CBC Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 29 November 1962 Anthem "The dove descending breaks the air" Festival Singers of Toronto (Director: Elmer Iseler)/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 29 April 1962 Chorale Variations on the Christmas Carol "Vom Himmel hoch da komm' ich her" BWV 769 (Johann Sebastian Bach/Igor Stravinsky) Festival Singers of Toronto (Director: Elmer Iseler)/CBC Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 30 March 1963 Babel Narrator: John Colicos/Festival Singers of Toronto (Director: Elmer Iseler)/CBC Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 29 November 1962 A Sermon, a Narrative and a Prayer Mezzo-Soprano: Shirley Verrett/Tenor: Loren Driscoll/Speaker: John Horton/Festival Singers of Toronto (Director: Elmer Iseler)/CBC Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 29 April 1962 CD 38-39 The Rake's Progress Trulove (Bass): Don Garrard/Anne (Soprano): Judith Raskin/Tom Rakewell (Tenor): Alexander Young/Nick Shadow (Baritone): John Reardon/Mother Goose (Mezzo-Soprano): Jean Manning/Baba the Turk (Alto): Regina Sarfaty/Sellem (Tenor): Kevin Miller/Keeper of the madhouse (Bass): Peter Tracey/The Sadler's Wells Opera Chorus/Harpsichord: Colin Tilney/Royal Philharmonic Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: London, EMI Studio No. 1, Abbey Road, 16-20, 22, 23 June 1964 CD 40 The Fairy's Kiss Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 19 & 20 August 1965 CD 41 Prelude, Fugue and Riffs (Leonard Bernstein) Clarinet: Benny Goodman/Columbia Jazz Combo/Saxophones: Bill Slapin, Sol Schlinger/Trumpet: Bernie Glow, Carl Severinsen/Guitar: Barry Galbraith/Percussion: Bob Rosengarten/Piano: Dick Hyman/Leonard Bernstein. New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, 6 May 1963 Concerto for Clarinet and String Orchestra, with Harp and Piano (Aaron Copland) Clarinet: Benny Goodman/Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Aaron Copland. Recording: New York City, Manhattan Center, 20 February 1963 Ebony Concerto Clarinet: Benny Goodman/Columbia Jazz Combo/Saxophones: Bill Slapin, Sol Schlinger/Trumpet: Bernie Glow, Carl Severinsen/Guitar: Barry Galbraith/Percussion: Bob Rosengarten/Piano: Dick Hyman/Igor Stravinsky. New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio 27 April 1965 Derivations for Clarinet and Band (Morton Gould) Clarinet: Benny Goodman/Columbia Jazz Combo/Saxophones: Bill Slapin, Sol Schlinger/Trumpet: Bernie Glow, Carl Severinsen/Guitar: Barry Galbraith/Percussion: Bob Rosengarten/Piano: Dick Hyman/Morton Gould. New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, 25 April 1963 CD 42 Pulcinella[rev. version 1949] Soprano: Irene Jordan/Tenor: George Shirley/Bass: Donald Gramm/Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 23 August 1965 CD 43 Perséphone[rev. version 1949] Eumolpe (Tenor): Michele Molese/Perséphone (Narrator): Vera Zorina/Gregg Smith Singers/Ithaca College Concert Choir (Dir: Gregg Smith)/Texas Boys Choir of Fort Worth (Dir: George Bragg)/Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 4 & 7 May 1966 CD 44 Symphony in E flat major Op. 1 Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 2 May 1966 CD 45 Mavra Parasha (Soprano): Susan Belinck/The Neighbour (Mezzo-Soprano): Mary Simmons/The Mother (Alto): Patricia Rideout/The Hussar, Cook (Tenor): Stanley Kolk/CBC Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 7 & 8 May 1964 Les Noces Soprano: Mildred Allen/Mezzo-Soprano: Adrienne Albert/Tenor: Jack Litten/Bass: William Metcalf/Gregg Smith Singers/Ithaca College Concert Choir/Columbia Percussion Ensemble/Robert Craft. Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, 20/12/1965 CD 46 Cantata Mezzo-Soprano: Adrienne Albert/Tenor: Alexander Young/Gregg Smith Singers/Columbia Chamber Ensemble/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, CBS Studio, Vine Street, 27 November 1965 Mass Gregg Smith Singers/Soprano: Linda Anderson/Columbia Symphony Winds and Brass/Robert Craft. Recording: New York City, Manhattan Center, 11 October 1966 In memoriam Dylan Thomas Tenor: Alexander Young/Columbia Chamber Ensemble/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, CBS Studio, Vine Street, 27 November 1965 Fanfare for a New Theatre Trumpet: Robert Heinrich, Robert E. Nagel. Recording: New York City, CBS 30th Street Studio, 11 December 1964 The Owl and the Pussy-Cat Soprano: Adrienne Albert/Piano: Robert Craft. Recording: New York City, CBS 30th Street Studio, 18 August 1967 Septet Columbia Chamber Ensemble/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, CBS Studio, Vine Street, 27 October 1965 Elegy for J.F.K. Mezzo-Soprano: Cathy Berberian/Clarinet: Paul E. Howland, Jack Kreiselman, Charles Russo/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, CBS 30th Street Studio, 14 December 1964 CD 47 The Firebird (Suite)[rev. version 1945] Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 18 January 1967 Petrushka (Suite) Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky/Robert Craft (23 January 1967). Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 12, 15, 17 February & 23 January 1967 CD 48 Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra[rev. version 1949] Piano: Philippe Entremont/Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Robert Craft. Recording: New York City, Manhattan Center, 3 January 1966 Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments[rev. version 1950] Piano: Philippe Entremont/Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Manhattan Center, 13 May 1964 CD 49 Pulcinella (Suite) Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 23 & 25 August 1965 Scherzo fantastique Op. 3 CBC Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 1 December 1962 Fireworks Op. 4 Scherzo ? la russe[Symphonic version] Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Manhattan Center, 17 December 1963 CD 50 Variations - Aldous Huxley in memoriam Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Robert Craft. Recording: New York City, Manhattan Center, 11 October 1966 Abraham and Isaac Baritone: Richard Frisch/Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Robert Craft. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 24 January 1967 & New York City, 11 July & 2 October & 17 November 1969 (Richard Frisch recording) Introitus - T.S. Eliot in memoriam Gregg Smith Singers/Columbia Chamber Ensemble/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 26 August 1965 & CBS Studio, Vine Street, 9 February 1966 Requiem Canticles Alto: Elaine Bonazzi/Bass: Donald Gramm/Soprano: Linda Anderson/Tenor: Charles Bressler/Ithaca College Concert Choir (Director: Gregg Smith)/Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Robert Craft. Recording: New York City, Manhattan Center, 11 October 1966 CD 51 The Faun and Shepherdess Op. 2 Mezzo-Soprano: Mary Simmons/CBC Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 8 May 1964 2 Poems by Paul Verlaine Op. 9 Baritone: Donald Gramm/Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, 11 December 1964 & Hollywood, 26 September 1966 (Donald Gramm recording) 2 Poems by Konstantin Balmont 3 Japanese Lyrics Soprano: Evelyn Lear/Columbia Chamber Orchestra/Robert Craft. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 24 January 1967 & Winterthur, 10 June 1968 (Evelyn Lear recording) 3 Little Songs "Recollections of my Childhood" Pribaoutki (Pleasant Songs) Mezzo-Soprano: Cathy Berberian/Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, 11 December 1964 Tilim-bom Soprano: Evelyn Lear/Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Robert Craft. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 24 January 1967 & Winterthur, 10 June 1968 (Evelyn Lear recording) Cat's Cradle Songs Mezzo-Soprano: Cathy Berberian/Columbia Chamber Ensemble (Clarinet: Paul E. Howland, Jack Kreiselman, Charles Russo)/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, 14 December 1964 4 Songs Mezzo-Soprano: Adrienne Albert/Flute: Louise di Tullio/Harp: Dorothy Remsen/Guitar: Laurindo Almeida/Robert Craft. Recording: Hollywood, CBS Studio, Vine Street, 30 November 1965 3 Songs from William Shakespeare: "Music to heare" Mezzo-Soprano: Cathy Berberian/Columbia Chamber Ensemble (Clarinet: Paul E. Howland, Jack Kreiselman, Charles Russo/Flute: Robert Di Domenica/Viola: Samuel Rhodes)/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, 14 December 1964 CD 52 Danses concertantes Columbia Chamber Orchestra/Robert Craft. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 20 January 1967 4 Norwegian Moods CBC Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 29 March 1963 Ode The Cleveland Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Cleveland, Severance Hall, 13 March 1964 Concerto in D "Basle Concerto" Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Manhattan Center, 17 December 1963 CD 53 Praeludium (for Jazz Ensemble) Columbia Jazz Combo/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, 27 April 1965 Pastorale[Transcription for Violin and Wind Quartet, 1933] Violin: Israel Baker/Columbia Chamber Ensemble/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, CBS Studio, Vine Street, 26 October 1965 Tango[Version for 19 Instruments, 1953] Columbia Jazz Combo/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: New York City, Columbia 30th Street Studio, 27 April 1965 Concertino for 12 Instruments Columbia Chamber Ensemble/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, CBS Studio, Vine Street, 26 October 1965 The Star-Spangled Banner[Harmonized & Orchestrated by Igor Stravinsky] Festival Singers of Toronto (Director: Elmer Iseler)/CBC Symphony Orchestra/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 8 May 1964 4 Russian Peasant Songs ("Saucers")[rev. version 1954] Gregg Smith Singers (Director: Gregg Smith)/Columbia Chamber Ensemble/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 20 August 1965 Ave Maria (Bogoroditse Dievo)[rev. version with Slavonic text 1949] Festival Singers of Toronto (Director: Elmer Iseler)/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 8 May 1964 Credo (Simvol Viery)[rev. version with Slavonic text 1964] Gregg Smith Singers (Director: Gregg Smith)/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 20 August 1965 Pater Noster (Otche Nashy)[rev. version with Slavonic text 1949] Festival Singers of Toronto (Director: Elmer Iseler)/Igor Stravinsky. Recording: Toronto, Massey Hall, 8 May 1964 Pastorale Soprano: Jennie Tourel/Piano: Allen Rogers. Recording: Location unknown, 25 January 1965 Stravinsky in Rehearsal & in His Own Words CD 54 Symphonies of Wind Instruments[rev. version 1947] Columbia Symphony Winds and Brass/Robert Craft. Recording: New York City, Manhattan Center, 11 October 1966 Les Noces[1917 version] Soprano: Rosalind Rees/Mezzo-Soprano: Rose Taylor/Tenor: Richard Nelson/Baritone: Bruce Fifer/Gregg Smith Singers/Orpheus Chamber Ensemble. Recording: New York City, Columbia University, Wollman Auditorium, 12 February 1973 Les Noces[1919 version] Soprano: Rosalind Rees/Mezzo-Soprano: Rose Taylor/Tenor: Richard Nelson/Baritone: Bruce Fifer/Gregg Smith Singers/Orpheus Chamber Ensemble. Recording: New York City, Columbia University, Wollman Auditorium, 26 May 1973 Chant du rossignol Columbia Symphony Orchestra/Robert Craft. Recording: Hollywood, American Legion Hall, 23 January 1967 CD 55 Histoire du soldat (Suite)[Version for Clarinet, Violin and Piano, 1919] Septet Pastorale[Transcription for Violin and Piano, 1933] 3 Pieces for Clarinet Solo Suite italienne[Arr. for Cello and Piano from "Pulcinella" by Igor Stravinsky and Gregor Piatigorsky] Tashi (Piano: Peter Serkin/Violin: Ida Kavafian/Cello: Fred Sherry/Clarinet: Richard Stoltzman)/Bassoon: Bill Douglas/Viola: Daniel Phillips/Horn: Robert Routch. Recording: New York City, 2 July, 23, 29 & 30 December 1976 CD 56 Histoire du soldat Narrator: Jeremy Irons/Solo Violin: Israel Baker/Clarinet: Roy D'Antonio/Bassoon: Donald Christlieb/Cornet: Charles Brady/Trombone: Robert Marsteller/Double Bass: Richard Kelley/Percussion: William Kraft/Igor Stravinsky/Robert Craft (conductor 1967). Recording: New York City, Manhattan Center, 1961 (Stravinsky), 1967 (Robert Craft), 2005 (Narration LINK TỒN TẠI 30 NGÀY. 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