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Additional authors

1. Neel, Boyd.
2. Pach, Joseph.
3. Nimmons, Arlene.
4. Scherman, Paul, 1907-1996.
5. Iosch, Marie.
6. Hétu, Pierre, 1936-
7. Riddell, Wayne, 1936-
8. Waddington, Geoffrey, 1904-1966.
9. Fram, Michael.
10. Feldbrill, Victor.
11. Morrison, Mary, 1926-
12. Fiore, Nicholas.
13. Buczynski, Walter.
14. Whitton, Donald.
15. Iseler, Elmer, 1927-
16. Rideout, Patricia.
17. Roslak, Roxolana.
18. Astor, David.
19. Brown, Maurice.
20. Brough, George.
21. Hidy, Marta, 1927-
22. Duncan, Chester.
23. Staryk, Steven, 1932-
24. Boucher, Lise.
25. Little, George, 1920-
26. Forrester, Maureen.
27. Bernardi, Mario.
28. Menuhin, Yehudi, 1916-1999.
29. Hart House Orchestra. prf
30. CBC Symphony Orchestra. prf
31. Orchestre symphonique de Montréal. prf
32. Tudor Singers of Montreal. prf
33. Orford String Quartet. prf
34. Vaghy String Quartet. prf
35. CBC Wind Symphony. prf
36. Festival Singers of Canada. prf
37. CBC Montreal Instrumental Ensemble. prf
38. Montreal Bach Choir. prf
39. National Arts Centre. Orchestra. rf.

Description

1. 10 sound discs : analog, 33 1/3 rpm; 12 in.

Series statement

1. Anthology of Canadian music = Anthologie de la musique canadienne; [v. 7]

Uniform title

1. Works. Selections
2. Anthologie de la musique canadienne ; [v. 7]

Alternative title

1. Works.

Subject

1. Operas
2. Monologues
3. Vocal music
4. Instrumental music
5. Orchestral music

Contents

1. v. 1. Conversation with myself (Harry Somers, monologue) (40:00) -- v. 2 Scherzo for strings (1947) (Hart House Orchestra ; Boyd Neel, conductor) (4:30) ; Rhapsody for violin and piano (1948) (Joseph Pach, violin ; Arlene Nimmons, piano) (8:30) ; North country (1948) (CBC Toronto String Orchestra ; Paul Scherman, conductor) (13:10) -- v. 3. Suite for harp and chamber orchestra (1949) (Marie Iosche, harp ; CBC Toronto String Orchestra ; Goeffrey Waddington, conductor) (23:35) ; String quartet no. 2 (1950) (Vaghy String Quartet) (27:50) -- v. 4 The fool : an opera in two scenes (1953) (Patricia Rideout, contralto ; Roxolana Roslak, soprano ; David Astor, tenor ; Maurice Brown, bass ; CBC Montreal Instrumental Ensemble ; Victor Feldbrill, conductor) (45:10) -- v. 5. Sonata no. 1 (1953) (Marta Hidy, violin ; Chester Duncan, piano) (23:35) ; Sonata no. 2 (1955) (Steven Staryk, violin ; Lise Boucher, piano) (15:10) -- v. 6. Passacaglia and fugue for orchestra (1954) (CBC Symphony Orchestra ; Geoffrey Waddington, conductor) (11:15) ; Where do we stand, oh Lord? (1955) (Festival Singers of Canada ; Elmer Iseler, conductor) (8:40) ; Two songs for the coming of spring (1955) (Montreal Bach Choir ; George Little, conductor) (2:15) ; Five songs for dark voice (1956) (Maureen Forrester, contralto ; National Arts Centre Orchestra ; Mario Bernardi, conductor) (12:10).
2. v. 7. Fantasia for orchestra (1958) (Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal ; Pierre Hétu, conductor) (12:00) ; Gloria (1962) (Tudor Singers of Montreal ; Wayne Riddell, conductor) (3:40) ; String quartet no. 3 (1959) (Orford String Quartet) (21:45) -- v. 8. Symphony for woodwinds, brass and percussion (1961) (CBC Wind Symphony ; Victor Feldbrill, conductor) (17:25) ; Twelve miniatures (1963) (Mary Morrison, soprano ; Nicholas Fiore, flute ; Walter Buczynski, spinet ; Donald Whitton, violoncello) (14:00) ; Wonder song (1964) (Festival Singers of Canada ; Elmer Iseler, conductor) (1:15) -- v. 9. Evocations (1966) (Patricia Rideout, mezzo-soprano ; Harry Somers, piano) (14:40) ; Five songs of the Newfoundland outports (1969) (George Brough, piano ; Festival Singers of Canada ; Elmer Iseler, conductor) (17:55)-- v. 10. Music for solo violin (1973) (Yehudi Menuhin, violin) (21:10) ; Voiceplay (1971) (Harry Somers, voice) (17:00).

Call number

1. *LSRX 13508

Note

1. Libretto for The fool (1953) by Michael Fram.
2. Program notes in English and French, and French translation of the monologue (24 p. : ill.) laid in container.

Author

1. Somers, Harry, 1925-1999.

Title

1. Harry Somers [sound recording].

Imprint

1. [Montreal, Quebec] : Radio Canada International, 1980.

Series

1. Anthology of Canadian music = Anthologie de la musique canadienne; [v. 7]
2. Anthologie de la musique canadienne ; [v. 7]

Performer

1. Various soloists, ensembles, orchestras and conductors.

Added author

1. Neel, Boyd. Conductor
2. Pach, Joseph. Instrumentalist
3. Nimmons, Arlene. Instrumentalist
4. Scherman, Paul, 1907-1996. Conductor
5. Iosch, Marie. Instrumentalist
6. Hétu, Pierre, 1936- Conductor
7. Riddell, Wayne, 1936- Conductor
8. Waddington, Geoffrey, 1904-1966. Conductor
9. Fram, Michael. Librettist
10. Feldbrill, Victor. Conductor
11. Morrison, Mary, 1926- voc
12. Fiore, Nicholas. Instrumentalist
13. Buczynski, Walter. Instrumentalist
14. Whitton, Donald. Instrumentalist
15. Iseler, Elmer, 1927- Conductor
16. Rideout, Patricia. voc
17. Roslak, Roxolana. voc
18. Astor, David. voc
19. Brown, Maurice. voc
20. Brough, George. Instrumentalist
21. Hidy, Marta, 1927- Instrumentalist
22. Duncan, Chester. Instrumentalist
23. Staryk, Steven, 1932- Instrumentalist
24. Boucher, Lise. Instrumentalist
25. Little, George, 1920- Conductor
26. Forrester, Maureen. Performer
27. Bernardi, Mario. Conductor
28. Menuhin, Yehudi, 1916-1999. Instrumentalist
29. Hart House Orchestra. Performer
30. CBC Symphony Orchestra. Performer
31. Orchestre symphonique de Montréal. Performer
32. Tudor Singers of Montreal. Performer
33. Orford String Quartet. Performer
34. Vaghy String Quartet. Performer
35. CBC Wind Symphony. Performer
36. Festival Singers of Canada. Performer
37. CBC Montreal Instrumental Ensemble. Performer
38. Montreal Bach Choir. Performer
39. National Arts Centre. Orchestra. rf.

Publisher no.

1. ACM 7 Radio Canada International

Research call number

1. *LSRX 13508 Program notes on file.