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- MM101 LP 33-1/3 Gordon Staples: A brilliantly executed violin recital featuring William Kroll's Banjo and Fiddle, Pablo Sarasate's Maleguena, Serge Prokofiev's March (The Love for Three Oranges), Karol Szymanowski's La Fontaine d'Arethuse. Manuel de Falla's Danse Espagnole, and Claude Debussy's Sonata (No. 3) for violin and piano. The piano accompanist is George Silfies.
- MM102 LP 33-1/3 Charles T. Chapman, carillonneur: Carillon music from the singing Tower of Luray, Virginia in a selection of masterfully played Christmas and folk music including Bells of St. Mary, Fairest Lord Jesus, Silent Night, French Folk Songs, and Adeste Fidelis. A first in reproduction of an instrument that has hitherto defied successful capture.
- MM103 LP 33-1/3 Paul Olefsky: A violincello recital by a cellist who is a symbol of musical worth to listeners and performing musicians alike. Included are Debussy's Sonata, Faure's Apes un Reve, Senallie's Allegro Spiritoso. DeFalla's Suite Populaire Espagnole, Frescobaldi's Toccata, and Prokofiev's March (Music for Children). Goerge Silfies, piano accompanist.
- MM104 LP 33-1/3 James MacInnes: Chopin and Mozart revealed through the unencumbered vision of a young pianist whose recent debut with Dmitri Mitropoulis and the New York Philharmonic Orchestra aroused enthusiastic praise from New York critics. Played are Chopin's Three Etudes (posthumous), and Polonaise-Fantasie in A Flat (Opus 61), and Mozart's Sonata in D Major, Gigue in G Major and Menuetto in D Major.
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