Frederick Fennell, Eastman Wind Ensemble, Grainger, Persichetti, Khachaturian, Hartley, Rogers - Fennell Conducts Grainger, Persichetti, & Others

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Lincolnshire Posy Composed By – Percy Aldridge Grainger*
1	1. "Lisbon" (Sailor's Song)	1:24
2	2. "Horkstow Grange" (The Miser and his Man: A local Tragedy)	2:46
3	3. "Rufford Park Poachers" (Poaching Song)	3:37
4	4. "The brisk young Sailor" (returned to wed his True Love)	1:34
5	5. "Lord Melbourne" (War Song)	2:50
6	6. "The Lost Lady found" (Dance Song)	2:21
7	Hill Song No. 2 Composed By – Percy Aldridge Grainger*	5:50
Symphony for Band (Symphony No. 6) Composed By – Vincent Persichetti
8	1. Adagio - Allegro	5:45
9	2. Adagio sostenuto	3:59
10	3. Allegretto	3:07
11	4. Vivace	4:13
Armenian Dances Composed By – Aram Ilyich Khachaturian*
12	1. Allegro moderato	3:02
13	2. Allegro	3:02
Concerto for 23 Winds Composed By – Walter Hartley*
14	1. Andante - Allegro non troppo	5:29
15	2. Vivace	2:41
16	3. Lento	5:02
17	4. Allegro molto	3:37
Three Japanese Dances Composed By – Bernard Rogers
18	1. Dance with Pennons	3:00
19	2. Mourning Dance Mezzo-soprano Vocals – Carol Dawn Mayer	4:17
20	3. Dance with Swords	3:45

Companies, etc.

• Recorded At – Eastman Theatre, Rochester, New York
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Mercury
• Copyright (c) – Philips Classics Productions
• Manufactured By – PolyGram Classics
• Marketed By – PolyGram Classics

Credits

• Booklet Editor – Sedgwick Clark
• Conductor – Frederick Fennell
• Engineer [Associate] – Robert Eberenz (tracks: 7-17)
• Engineer [Chief] – C. Robert Fine*
• Engineer [Mastering for CD] – Dennis Drake
• Ensemble – Eastman Wind Ensemble
• Liner Notes – Frederick Fennell
• Producer [CD] – Wilma Cozart Fine*
• Recorded By [Director] – Wilma Cozart
• Supervised By [Musical for CD] – Wilma Cozart Fine*
• Supervised By [Musical] – Harold Lawrence
• Supervised By [Technical] – C. Robert Fine*

Notes

Lincolnshire Posy and Three Japanese Dances were recorded on March 2, 1958, on 3-track half-inch tape using one 201 and two M56 Telefunken microphones. The performances were originally released on SR90173. Armenian Dances, the Persichetti Symphony, Hill Song No. 2, and Concerto for 23 Winds were recorded on May 4, 1959, also on 3-track half-inch tape using three 201 Telefunken microphones, and were first released as SR90221.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode: 028943275422
• SPARS Code: ADD