Stokowski: His Great Transcriptions For Orchestra 1977 LP Vinyl White Label Rare

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Leopold Stokowski, National Philharmonic Orchestra ?–
His Great Transcriptions For Orchestra

Label:
Columbia Masterworks ?– M 34543
Format:
Vinyl, LP, 12", Stereo, White Label, Promo
Country:
US
Released:
1977
Genre:
Classical
Style:
Orchestra, Symphony

Tracklist

1A     Flight Of The Bumblebee    
2A     Clair De Lune    
3A     Mazurka In B-flat Minor    
4A     La Soiree Dans Grenade    
5A     Perpetuum Mobile    
1B     Humoresque    
2B     Fete Dieu A Seville    
3B     Prelude In E-Flat Minor    
4B     Ivan The Terrible    
5B     Prelude In D Minor    

Credits

    Design – Gene Greif
    Engineer – Bob Auger
    Producer – Paul Myers, Roy Emerson

Notes

- Leopold Stokowski
Real Name:
Leopold Anthony Stokowski
Profile:
British-born American conductor.

He was born 18 April 1882 in London, England, UK and died 13 September 1977 in Nether Wallop, Hampshire, England, UK.

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