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filmcollector16, just out of curiosity, on which CD did you find the Walton-conducted Hamlet Funeral March? I can't find any source for this online. It was the one cue left out on the old Walton Shakespearean CD that contained all of the other pieces.

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It is only available on a large box set of Walton's work. Glad you like the music . I am a big Walton fan

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filmcollector16, just out of curiosity, on which CD did you find the Walton-conducted Hamlet Funeral March? I can't find any source for this online. It was the one cue left out on the old Walton Shakespearean CD that contained all of the other pieces.

Yes a strange omission from what was labelled by EMI as "The Walton Edition". The CD reissue just didn't quite have space for it. However "Spitfire Prelude and Fugue", which though adapted from film music, wasn't film music per se, was included on that disc - it could have been accommodated elsewhere to allow Hamlet to be included. But they just left it out...

It resurfaced here in a different configuration of tracks:

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Yes a strange omission from what was labelled by EMI as "The Walton Edition". The CD reissue just didn't quite have space for it. However "Spitfire Prelude and Fugue", which though adapted from film music, wasn't film music per se, was included on that disc - it could have been accommodated elsewhere to allow Hamlet to be included. But they just left it out...

It resurfaced here in a different configuration of tracks:



But the 12 CD set lists the Hamlet Funeral March as being performed by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic under Sir Charles Groves:

CD 1: Symphony No.1 in B flat minor (Philharmonia Orchestra, Bernard Haitink, 1982); Symphony No.2 (London Symphony Orchestra, Andre Previn, 1973)
CD 2: Violin Concerto (Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, Paavo Berglund and Ida Haendel-violin, 1977); Viola Concerto (Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Andre Previn and Nigel Kennedy-viola, 1987); Improvisations on an Impromptu of Benjamin Britten (London Symphony Orchestra, Andre Previn, 1972)
CD 3: Overture: Portsmouth Point, Comedy Overture: Scapino (London Symphony Orchestra, Andre Previn, 1973); Siesta (Northern Sinfonia of England, Richard Hickox, 1989); Sonata for Strings (City of London Sinfonia, Richard Hickox, 1991); Cello Concerto ( City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Sir Simon Rattle, 1991); Cello Concerto (City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Sir Simon Rattle, 1991)
CD 4: Coronation March (1937): Crown Imperial, Coronation March (1953): Orb and Sceptre (London Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Adrian Boult, 1977); Johannesburg Festival Overture, Capriccio burlesco, "Spitfire" Prelude and Fugue (Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves, 1969); The Battle of Britain (London Philharmonic Orchestra, Carl Davis, 1986); Variations on a Theme by Hindemith (Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, Vernon Handley, 1988)
CD 5: Henry V, Troilus and Cressida (Act II-Interlude), As you like it, A History of the English-Speaking Peoples-March (London Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir, Carl Davis, 1986); Hamlet-Funeral March, Richard III-Prelude, Richard III-A Shakespeare Suite (Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir Charles Groves, 1984)
CD 6: Fa�ade: An Entertainment: Fenella Fielding, Michael Flanders-reciters, William Bennett-flute and Piccolo, Jack Brymer-clarinet, Hale Hambleton-bass clarinet, Stephen Trier-alto saxophone, John Wilbraham-trumpet, Tristan Fry-percussion, Sir Neville Marriner, 1971); Fa�ade: Two Suites for Orchestra, The Wise Virgins: Ballet Suite (City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Louis Fremaux, 1976)
CD 7: Henry V, 1963 and Partita for Orchestra, 1959 (Philharmonia Orchestra, Sir William Walton); Sinfonia concertante (City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, Sir William Walton, Phyllis Sellick-piano, 1945); String Quartet in A minor (Hollywood String Quartet, Felix Slatkin, Paul Shure-violin, Paul Roby-viola, Eleanor Aller-cello, 1949/1950)
CD 8: Piano Quartet (Janice Graham and Paul Silverthorne-violins, Moray Welsh-cello, Israela Margalit-piano, 1995), Violin Sonata (Janice Graham-violin, John Alley-piano,1995); Five Bagatelles for guitar (Tom Kerstens, 1994)
CD 9: Balshazzar's Feast (Thomas Hampson, baritone; City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra; Sir Simon Rattle, 1997); In Honour of the City of London (London Symphony Chorus, London Symphony Orchestra, Richard Hickox, 1984); Coronation Te Deum (1976)
CD 10-11: Trollus and Cressida (1976); (Richard Cassilly-tenor, Dame Janet Baker-mezzo-soprano, Gerald English-tenor buffo, Benjamin Luxon-baritone, ...Lawrence Foster)
CD 12: The Bear (English Chamber Orchestra, James Lockhart,1967); Set me as a seal upon thine heart, What Cheer?, Where does the uttered music go?, A Queen's Fanfare; Martin Neary, 1977)

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This one is really brilliant ! It's so nice havin' Walton conducting his masterpieces (I Love Bernard Herrmann & Neville Marriner conducting Walton's scores too !)