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Orchestra |
Producer |
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| LX3006 |
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J.S.Bach |
Cantata BWV11 “Praise our God” |
Reginald Jacques |
The Cantata Singers / Jacques Orchestra |
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Kenneth Wilkinson & Arthur
Bannister |
6 October 1949 Kingsway
Hall |
| LX3007 |
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J.S.Bach |
Cantata BWV67 “Hold in affection” |
Reginald Jacques |
The Cantata Singers / Jacques Orchestra |
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Kenneth Wilkinson & Arthur
Bannister |
3 Nov 1949 Kingsway Hall |
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Cantata BWV147 : Jesu, joy of man’s desiring |
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8 October 1949 Kingsway Hall |
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| LW 5000
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| LW5354 |
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Coward-G.Jacob |
London Morning - ballet |
Geoffrey Corbett |
London Philharmonic Orchestra |
Michael Bremner |
Arthur Bannister |
17-18 July 1959 West Hampstead
Studio 1 |
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| LXT 5000 |
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Producer |
Recording Engineer |
Recording |
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SXL2199 |
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The Instruments of the Orchestra |
Malcolm Sargent (narrator) |
Menbers of the BBC Orchestra |
Michael Williamson |
Arthur Bannister |
9,13,14 April & 11 December 1959 West Hampstead
Studio 1 |
| LXT5619 |
SXL2259 |
J.S.Bach |
Hapsichord Recital |
George Malcolm ( Harpsichord ) |
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Chromatic Fantasia & Fugue In D Minor, BWV 903 |
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Erik Smith |
Arthur Bannister |
30 January 1959 West Hampstead Studio 2 |
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Italian Concerto In F Major, BWV 971
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Toccata and Fugue in D BWV912 |
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James Walker |
Alan Reeve |
24-25 Mar 1960 West Hampstead Studio 1 |
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French Suite No. 5 In G Major, BWV 816 |
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| DECCA SXL 2000 |
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Conductor/Soloist |
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Producer |
Recording Engineer |
Recording |
| SXL2199 |
LXT5573 |
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The Instruments of the Orchestra |
Malcolm Sargent (narrator) |
Menbers of the BBC Orchestra |
Michael Williamson |
Arthur Bannister |
9,13,14 April & 11 December 1959 West Hampstead
Studio 1 |
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| DECCA SXL 6000 |
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| SXL6143 |
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Chopin |
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Vladimir Ashkenazy ( p ) |
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John Culshaw |
Arthur Bannister & Gordon
Parry |
6,10-13 March, 2,13,29,30 July & 23 September
1964 |
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Ballade No. 1 In G Minor, Op. 23 |
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at Decca Studios (West Hampstead Studio 3) |
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Ballade No. 2 In F Major, Op. 38 |
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Ballade No. 3 In A Flat, Op. 47 |
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Ballade No. 4 In F Minor, Op. 52 |
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Trois Nouvelles Études - Op. Posth. |
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| SXL6251 |
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His Holiness Pope Paul VI –
Easter Sunday In Rome 1966 |
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Andrew Hale-White |
Arthur Bannister |
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Rossini |
Il Barbiere di Siviglia :
Overture |
Giacomo Aragall ( T ) / Lamberto
Gardelli |
New Philharmonia Orchestra |
David Harvey |
Arthur Bannister |
2-4 October 1969 West Hampstead
Studio 3 |
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La Gazza Ladra : Overture |
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Guillaume Tell : Overture |
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La Scala di Seta : Overture |
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Le Siège de Corinthe : Overture |
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Il Signor Bruschino : Overture |
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| DECCA BOX SET |
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Orchestra |
Producer |
Recording Engineer |
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| SET268 |
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The Age of Bel Canto, Volume 1 |
Richard Bonynge / Joan Sutherland ( S ) |
London Symphony Orchestra and Chorus |
Christopher Raeburn |
Arthur Lilley & |
7,11,13,16 & 20 Jun 1963 West Hampstead Studio 3 |
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Marilyn Horne ( Ms ) / [i-m] Richard Conrad ( T ) |
New Symphony
Orchestra of London |
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Arthur Bannister |
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