Schubert-Stokowski "Tyrolean Dances" ('Deutsche Tänze')
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Channel: adam28xx · 2013 · Music
Stokowski orchestrated some of Schubert's 'German Dances' for Piano, Opus 33, quite early in his career, having recorded them on an acoustic 78rpm disc in 1923. On that recording they were entitled 'Viennese Dances' but for his 1949 remake they became 'Tyrolean Dances.' Here's that 1949 recording, made with an 'ad hoc' Symphony Orchestra selected from the NBC Symphony, New York Philharmonic and freelance session pool. (From Cala Records CACD0550 with all due acknowledgements.)
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