The Ides of Marches

The Goldman Band - Sousa Marches Columbia ‎– CL 6228

This mid-1950's 10" LP should get you through just about any patriotic event short of the President showing up at your house (no "Hail To The Chief"). Columbia's battle to make the 10" LP the    standard over the competing 12" LP has just about run its course by this time.

The Goldman Band, established in 1918, finally ceased operations in 2005 (primarily because of financial difficulties). This recording is lead by Richard Franko Goldman, son of founder
Edwin Franko Goldman.
SIDE ONE:

• Stars and Stripes Forever
• Semper Fidelis
• U.S. Field Artillery March
• The Glory of the Yankee Navy

SIDE TWO:

• Washington Post March
• The Thunderer
• High School Cadets
• El Capitan

One (Hour) in the Chamber

Spoleto Festival USA - Chamber Music At The Dock Street Theatre 1986

Recorded by WSCI of the South Carolina Educational Radio Network, these four sides represent the short-format (one hour) presentations of the chamber music series curated by Glan Carlo Menotti, with direction from Scott Nickrenz and Paula Robison. Performers include Joshua Bell, Carter Brey, Yelim Brontman, Joseph Swenson, David Finckel, Jeffery Kahane, Douglas Boyd, Paula Robison, and Kenneth Cooper.

Side 1
Zoltan Kodaly - Duo, Op. 7

Side 2
Dmitri Shostakovich - Piano Trio No. 2 in E minor, Op. 67
Side 3
Antonin Dvorak - Dumky, Op. 90
Side 4
Wolfgang Mozart - Quartet in F Major, K. 370
Antoni Vivaldi - Concerto in D Major, RV 96