steviefromalaska
03-06-2016, 11:21 PM
In 1964 Ferde Grofe was commissioned to write a symphonic composition for the opening of the New York World’s Fair. The “World’s Fair Suite” was premiered on April 22, 1964, opening day at the New York World's Fair, played by The World's Fair Symphony Orchestra conducted by Paul Lavalle. Shortly after the premiere the work was recorded by RCA Red Seal with the same conductor and orchestra.
The same year, also on RCA Red Seal, came the first stereo recording of Deems Taylor’s delightful 1938 suite, “Through the Looking Glass”, based on Lewis Carroll’s Alice books, played by the Interlochen Youth Orchestra conducted by Joseph Maddy.
Both of these recordings have been out of print for nearly 50 years and have not seen legitimate reissue on CD. The source for this remaster was DSD archived original RCA Red Seal pressings from the 1960s which while not perfect, were fairly clean with their dynamic RCA Dynagroove “Living Stereo” sound now more permanently preserved in digital format.
Grofe; World's Fair Suite & Taylor: Through the Looking Glass:
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The same year, also on RCA Red Seal, came the first stereo recording of Deems Taylor’s delightful 1938 suite, “Through the Looking Glass”, based on Lewis Carroll’s Alice books, played by the Interlochen Youth Orchestra conducted by Joseph Maddy.
Both of these recordings have been out of print for nearly 50 years and have not seen legitimate reissue on CD. The source for this remaster was DSD archived original RCA Red Seal pressings from the 1960s which while not perfect, were fairly clean with their dynamic RCA Dynagroove “Living Stereo” sound now more permanently preserved in digital format.
Grofe; World's Fair Suite & Taylor: Through the Looking Glass:
THIS FILE IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD
