New London Orchestra, Ronald Corp - American Light Music Classics (1998)
BAND/ARTIST: New London Orchestra, Ronald Corp
- Title: American Light Music Classics
- Year Of Release: 1998
- Label: Hyperion
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) +Booklet
- Total Time: 01:13:24
- Total Size: 298 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. The Washington Post (Arr. Winter)
02. Whistling Rufus (Arr. Crooke)
03. American Symphonette No. 3: Pavanne
04. Nola "A Silhouette" (Arr. Zamecnik)
05. The Whistler and His Dog
06. Belle of the Ball
07. The Arkansas Traveller "Old Fiddlers' Breakdown" (Arr. Guion & Schmid)
08. The Teddy Bears' Picnic (Arr. Saddler)
09. Woodland Sketches, Op. 51: I. To a Wild Rose (Arr. Woodhouse)
10. Blaze Away!
11. Chanson "In Love" (Arr. Minot)
12. The Toy Trumpet (Arr. Lane)
13. Promenade "Walking the Dog" (Arr. Berkowitz)
14. Plink, Plank, Plunk!
15. Babes in Toyland: The March of the Toys (Arr. Langey)
16. Holiday for Strings
17. Water Scenes, Op. 13: IV. Narcissus (Arr. Myddleton)
18. Symphony No. 5½ "A Symphony for Fun": I. Perpetual Emotion
19. Symphony No. 5½ "A Symphony for Fun": II. Spiritual?
20. Symphony No. 5½ "A Symphony for Fun": III. Scherzofrenia
21. Symphony No. 5½ "A Symphony for Fun": IV. Conclusion!
22. The Carousel Waltz (Arr. Walker)
They don't write 'em like this anymore. Some of the composers' names may not be familiar (Arndt, Pryor, Bratton, etc.) but it's a fair bet that most of their music will be—at least if you're over 'a certain age'. Here are some much-loved American light-music favorites to follow our best-selling CDs of British and European 'light music classics'. Some of these pieces have not been recorded in many a long year (we had great difficulty finding some of the music), and never as well as they are here (there are many intriguing sound effects, from a barking dog to the growling of teddy bears).
With its high 'nostalgia' factor we confidently predict that this CD is going to give a great deal of pleasure and put a smile of recognition on lots of faces. (By the way, in case you don't know, Rudolf Friml's Chanson is the original orchestral version of the tune which later became famous as The Donkey Serenade when sung by Allan Jones in the 1938 film The Firefly.)
01. The Washington Post (Arr. Winter)
02. Whistling Rufus (Arr. Crooke)
03. American Symphonette No. 3: Pavanne
04. Nola "A Silhouette" (Arr. Zamecnik)
05. The Whistler and His Dog
06. Belle of the Ball
07. The Arkansas Traveller "Old Fiddlers' Breakdown" (Arr. Guion & Schmid)
08. The Teddy Bears' Picnic (Arr. Saddler)
09. Woodland Sketches, Op. 51: I. To a Wild Rose (Arr. Woodhouse)
10. Blaze Away!
11. Chanson "In Love" (Arr. Minot)
12. The Toy Trumpet (Arr. Lane)
13. Promenade "Walking the Dog" (Arr. Berkowitz)
14. Plink, Plank, Plunk!
15. Babes in Toyland: The March of the Toys (Arr. Langey)
16. Holiday for Strings
17. Water Scenes, Op. 13: IV. Narcissus (Arr. Myddleton)
18. Symphony No. 5½ "A Symphony for Fun": I. Perpetual Emotion
19. Symphony No. 5½ "A Symphony for Fun": II. Spiritual?
20. Symphony No. 5½ "A Symphony for Fun": III. Scherzofrenia
21. Symphony No. 5½ "A Symphony for Fun": IV. Conclusion!
22. The Carousel Waltz (Arr. Walker)
They don't write 'em like this anymore. Some of the composers' names may not be familiar (Arndt, Pryor, Bratton, etc.) but it's a fair bet that most of their music will be—at least if you're over 'a certain age'. Here are some much-loved American light-music favorites to follow our best-selling CDs of British and European 'light music classics'. Some of these pieces have not been recorded in many a long year (we had great difficulty finding some of the music), and never as well as they are here (there are many intriguing sound effects, from a barking dog to the growling of teddy bears).
With its high 'nostalgia' factor we confidently predict that this CD is going to give a great deal of pleasure and put a smile of recognition on lots of faces. (By the way, in case you don't know, Rudolf Friml's Chanson is the original orchestral version of the tune which later became famous as The Donkey Serenade when sung by Allan Jones in the 1938 film The Firefly.)
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