Leonard Bernstein, New York Philharmonic - First Performance - Lincoln Center For The Performing Arts Album

Tracklist

1	Address By John D. Rockefeller, III
2	Connotations For Orchestra Composed By – Copland
3	Symphony No. 8 In E-Flat Major, Part I Bass-Baritone Vocals – Ezio Flagello, George London Chorus – Juilliard Chorus, Schola Cantorum Of New York, Columbus BoychoirChorus Master [Columbus Boychoir] – Donald BryantChorus Master [Juilliard Chorus] – Abraham KaplanChorus Master [Schola Cantorum Of New York] – Hugh RossComposed By – MahlerMezzo-soprano Vocals – Jennie Tourel, Lili ChookasianSoprano Vocals – Adele Addison, Lucine AmaraTenor Vocals – Richard Tucker
4	The National Anthem
5	Gloria From Missa Solemnis In D Major Bass-Baritone Vocals – Donald BellChorus – Juilliard Chorus, Schola Cantorum Of New YorkChorus Master [Juilliard Chorus] – Abraham KaplanChorus Master [Schola Cantorum Of New York] – Hugh RossComposed By – BeethovenMezzo-soprano Vocals – Shirley Verrett-CarterSoprano Vocals – Eileen FarrellTenor Vocals – Jon Vickers
6	Serenade To Music Bass-Baritone Vocals – Donald Bell, Ezio Flagello, George London Composed By – Vaughan WilliamsMezzo-soprano Vocals – Jennie Tourel, Lili Chookasian, Shirley Verrett-CarterSoprano Vocals – Adele Addison, Eileen Farrell, Lucine AmaraTenor Vocals – Charles Bressler, Jon Vickers, Richard Tucker Words By – Shakespeare

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
L2L 1007	Various	First Performance - Lincoln Center For The Performing Arts ‎(2xLP, Album, Mono)	Columbia Masterworks	L2L 1007	US	1962
L2L 1007	Various	First Performance - Lincoln Center For The Performing Arts ‎(2xLP, Album, Mono, Promo)	Columbia Masterworks	L2L 1007	US	1962

Credits

• Conductor – Leonard Bernstein
• Coordinator – Maida K. Schwartz
• Cover, Lithography – Supreme Printing Service
• Creative Director – Robert Cato, Schuyler G. Chapin
• Design – Joseph Kuszai
• Editor – Charles Burr
• Liner Notes – Aaron Copland, Agnes de Mille, Edward Downes, Goddard Lieberson, Leo L. Beranek, Leonard Bernstein, Peter Mennin, William Schuman
• Photography – Ezra Stoller Associates, O. E. Nelson
• Photography By – Angus McBean, Bob Serating, CBS, Charles Hyman, Fabian Bachrach, Guy Gillette , Henry Parker, Irving Penn, Paul Moor, The New York Times, UPI
• Recording Supervisor – John McClure
• Typography – Haber Typographers

Notes

First performance at the Lincoln Center, September 23, 1962
A complete documentary in words, music and pictures of the opening of Lincoln Center featuring Leonard Bernstein conducting the New York Philharmonic Orchestra.
The complete opening night ceremonies and concert were broadcast over the CBS radio network Sunday evening, September 23,1962.

Box set with gold and blue textured lining and side pocket containing 2 LP's in a separate gatefold printed jacket.
Includes a 40-page b/w illustrated booklet on archival paper with credits, notes, photos of the opening ceremony, and architectural sketches and models of the Lincoln Center.

Also released in Mono under catalog number L2L 1007: First Performance - Lincoln Center For The Performing Arts

Barcodes

• Other (Catalog # record 1): LS 1008
• Other (Catalog # record 2): LS 1010
• Matrix / Runout (Label side A): XSM 57306
• Matrix / Runout (Label side B): XSM 57307
• Matrix / Runout (Label side C): XSM 57604
• Matrix / Runout (Label side D): XSM 57605

Companies

• Record Company – Columbia Records
• Recorded At – Philharmonic Hall, New York
• Printed By – Supreme Printing Service

Album

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