Nikolai Lopatnikoff / Miklos Rozsa - La Jolla Musical Arts Festival Orchestra, Nikolai Sokoloff - Divertimento For Orchestra, Opus 34 / Serenade For Orchestra Album

Tracklist

1	4th Movt.: Notturno
2	2nd Movt.: Serenata
3	1st Movt.: Marcia
4	Divertimento For Orchestra, Opus 34 Composed By – Nikolai Lopatnikoff
5	2nd Movt.: Allegro Molto Vivace
6	3rd Movt.: Scherzo
7	3rd Movt.: Andante
8	5th Movt.: Danza
9	Serenade For Orchestra Composed By – Miklos Rozsa
10	4th Movt.: Allegro Molto
11	1st Movt.: Allegro Risolute

Credits

• Commissioned By – The Musical Arts Society of La Jolla (tracks: A)
• Conductor – Nikolai Sokoloff
• Orchestra – La Jolla Musical Arts Festival Orchestra
• Sleeve Notes – James Lyons

Notes

"This Recording is issued in a Limited Edition of 3,000 copies of which this is number ______; Printed in U.S.A."
(On label) Licensed by Concert Hall Society Inc., N.Y., U.S.A. Only for Non-Commercial Use for Phonographs in Homes

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (A runout): E2KP-8280-1A // A_B // CHGL 4-1
• Matrix / Runout (B runout): E2KP-8281-1 // C // CHGL 4-2
• Matrix / Runout (A label): CHG-4 Pt. 2 / E2 KP 8280
• Matrix / Runout (B label): CHG-4 Pt. 2 / E2 KP 8281

Companies

• Record Company – Concert Hall Society, Inc.

Album

Miklos Rozsa Serenade For Orchestra La Jolla Musical Arts Festival Orchestra, Nikolai Sokoloff, cond Concert Hall Society Records Lp G-4. Music of Miklos Rozsa this weekend. 34-produced by John Steven Lasher and recorded by Allen Giles for the Entracte Recording Society in 1978. This piece, his Serenade or Hungarian Serenade was written in 1945 and this is probably the first commercial recording of it, featuring the La Jolla Musical Arts Festival Orchestra, conducted by the celebrated Nikolai Sokoloff, who was Music Director for the Cleveland Orchestra from 1918-1932, where he made many milestone recordings for the Brunswick label. His Divertimento for Orchestra is in 4 movements and was commisioned by the advisory board of the Musical Arts Society of La Jolla, California. It was premiered on August 19, 1951 by the group that performs here, the La Jolla Musical Arts Festival Orchestra conducted by Nikolai Sokoloff. Miklós Rózsa April 18, 1907, Budapest, Austro-Hungarian empire - July 27, 1995, Forest Lawn, USA was a Hungarian-born composer best known for his film scores. Rózsa studied the violin from the age of five and went to Leipzig to study music at the Leipzig Conservatory with Hermann Grabner in 1926. Nikolai Lopatnikoff, Miklos Rozsa - La Jolla Musical Arts Festival Orchestra, Nikolai Sokoloff. Nikolai Lopatnikoff, Miklos Rozsa - La Jolla Musical Arts Festival Orchestra, Nikolai Sokoloff - Divertimento For Orchestra, Opus 34, Serenade For Orchestra LP, Mono, Ltd, Num, Tra. Concert Hall. Divertimento For Orchestra, Opus 34. Composed By Nikolai Lopatnikoff. 1st Movt. Commissioned By The Musical Arts Society of La Jolla tracks: A. Conductor Nikolai Sokoloff. Orchestra La Jolla Musical Arts Festival Orchestra. Sleeve Notes James Lyons. On label Licensed by Concert Hall Society Inc. Only for Non-Commercial Use for Phonographs in Homes. Barcode and Other Identifiers. Matrix, Runout A runout: E2KP-8280-1A A B CHGL 4-1. Hollywood Spectacular - ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA, Miklos Rozsa. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. 34 - Nicolai Sokoloff, cond. Slight change of pace this weekend. This performance of Nikolai Lopatnikoffs Divertimento for Orchestra op. 34 actually received its premier with the La Jolla musical Arts Festival Orchestra under the direction of its founder Nikolai Sokoloff in 1951 during the festival and was commissioned by Augustus Searle of the La Jolla Music Festival Advisory Board. The recording was made shortly after that premier, and there are various dates as to its release - some say 1952 and others say 1953. The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Performing the Music of Miklos Rozsa - Moonfleet. Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Miklos Rozsa. Miklos Rozsa, Miklos Rozsa, Symphony Orchestra Graunke of Munich, Symphony Orchestra Graunke of Munich. 1962 Stereo Version. Concerto de Varsovie. Miklos Rozsa, Orchestre Symphonique de Rome, les Choeurs de la Basilique de Rome, Orchestre Symphonique de Rome, les Choeurs de la Basilique de Rome, Miklós Rózsa. 1961 Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, Mono Version. Ben Hur. Nikolai Lopatnikoff born Russian, Николай Львович ЛопатниковNikolai Lwowitsch Lopatnikow 16 March 1903 in Tallinn - 7 October 1976 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania was a Russian-American composer, music teacher and university lecturer. He composed some works of the neoclassical music. These pieces featured fast, furious Allegro molto that included in some cases snare drumming and also soft music for cello. Opus sinfonicum for orchestra, Op. 28 New York: Leeds Music Corporation, 1951. Sonata for Piano No. 1 in E Major, Op. 29 about 1943 New York: Associated Music Publishers, 1946. Concertino for Orchestra, Op. Nikolai Sokoloff And the La Jolla Musical Arts Festival Orchestra Play Music of Nikolali Lopatnikoff - 1952 - Past Daily Weekend Gramophone. Past Daily The Proverbial Rare and Well Done. André Cluytens leads the French National Orchestra in a broadcast performance of music by Debussy in 1953 - Past Daily Weekend Gramophone. B Minor Piano Recital Conductors Classical Music Minneapolis Orchestra Past Musicals Composers. Eugene Ormandy Conducts The Minneapolis Symphony In Concert 1936 Past Daily Weekend Gramophone. Lust for life Suite - Background to Violence - Miklos Rozsa, The Frankenland State Symphony Orchestra, Miklos Rozsa, The Frankenland State Symphony Orchestra