THE HOLLYWOOD FLUTE OF LOUISE DiTULLIO
LOUISE DiTULLIO (flute) SINFONIA TORONTO, RONALD ROYER (conductor)

John Williams: Suite from Hook
John Barry: Suite from Dances with Wolves
Danny Elfman: Themes from Charlotte’s Web
Jerry Goldsmith: Theme from Sleeping with the Enemy
Theme from Rudy
Laurence Rosenthal: The Piper at the Gates of Dawn (Unaccompanied flute)
Ronald Royer: Short Stories
David Rose: Le Papillon (The Butterfly)

CD-1194

Berkeley A. Price, John McLaughlin Williams, conductors
National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine
Yellow Jade Banquet, Epitaphs for Fallen Heroes, America Themes, Gateways, States of Mind, Dancing on the Brink of the World.

Jerome Summers, Clarinet
The Thirteen Strings Chamber Orchestra of Ottawa
Simon Streatfeild, Conductor
Works by Ronald Royer, Oliver Whitehead,
Michael Conway Baker, and Dale Reubart

Romance for Clarinet, Harp and Strings and Rhapsody for Clarinet, Percussion and Strings by Ronald Royer; Pissarro Landscapes for Clarinet, Piano and Strings by Oliver Whitehead; Concerto for Clarinet, Piano, Percussion and Strings by Michael Conway Baker and Fantasy for Clarinet and Strings by Dale Reubart.

The Crystal Lake; Symphony in One Movement; Along the Western Shore; Suite for Orchestra; Good Morning, America (Narrator: Efrem Zimbalist, Jr.). Polish Radio Orchestra, Cracow. Szymon Kawalla, conductor.

Thomas Hampson, baritone; Lawrence Vincent, ten., Polish Radio Orch. and Chorus, Cracow. S. Kawalla, conductor.

Featuring American Baritone THOMAS HAMPSON Bruce Ferden conducts the Polish Radio Orchestra and Chorus of Krakow. Includes Singing Earth (orchestra and baritone soloist); The Harp Weaver (orchestra, chorus and baritone soloist); The Sleeping Beauty (orchestra, chorus, and soloists); and Abram in Egypt (orchestra, chorus, and baritone soloist).

Concerto For Four Percussion Soloists and Orchestra (Zubin Mehta and the Los Angeles Philh. Orchestra); Contextures:Riots - Decade '60 (Mehta and LAPO); Games: Collage No. 1, (Los Angeles Horn Club); Double Trio.

FAURE: Concerto in D Minor (Allegro); SIBELIUS: Concerto in D Minor; RICHARD DICIEDUE: Concerto in D. Mischa Lefkowitz, violin. Polish National Radio Symphony, David Amos, conductor.

Choral Symphony (soloists, Concert Choir of Long Island. The American Symphony Orchestra, Laszlo Halasz, Conductor); STUDIES FOR ORHCESTRA (Westphalian Symphony, Paul Freeman, conductor).

The Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Krakow, Masatoshi Mitsumoto, conductor. Symphonie Francaise; Latin American Scenario; Midinette for Orchestra and Clarinet; In Memoriam (string ensemble); Well Tempered Oboist for orchestra and oboist; and Bugler's Dream (from Charge!) for brass ensemble (ABC-TV Olympic Theme Fanfare Music).

Symphony No. 3 (North Arkansas Symphony Orchestra, Carlton Woods, conductor); Festive Overture (Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of London, Arthur Lipkin, conductor); Romance for Saxophone and Piano (Robert Umiker, Saxophone, Arthur Tollefson, piano); Folk Suite No. 4; Three Rhythmic Spirituals and I Feel Like My Time Ain't Long (Schola Cantorum of the University of Arkansas, Jack Groh, conductor).

Choyop (Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra); The Seven Last Words of Christ (Euny P. Kim organ, Carroll Raynor, percussion); Epitaph (California E.A.R. Unit); Festival Symphony (Korean Philharmonic Orchestra).

Piece For Chamber Orchestra (Speculum Musicae); Sketches Set 1 (Light Fantastic Players); Brass Quintet (American Brass Quintet); For Flute; For Violin; For Clarinet; Sketches Set Seven (piano).

The Austrian Radio Orchestra, Vienna (1949) conducted by Max Schonherr. Selections from Der Schneeman; Violanta; Tomorrow; Much Ado About Nothing; Theme & Variations.

Elegy for Strings, Op., 20 (Amer. Youth Sym., Mehli Mehta, cond.); Symphony No. 2, Op. 18 "The Taos" (Amer. Youth Symp., M. Mehta, cond.); Suite for Flute; String Orchestra & Harp, Op. 7 (UCLA Chamber Orchestra, Mehli Mehta, cond).

Symphony No. 5 in E minor, Op.64. (Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra, Dong Hyock Hyun, conductor).

Piano Concerto No. 1 in C Minor (Moscow Phil. Orchestra, Jungran Kim Khwarg, piano; Dong Hyock Hyun, conductor); BALAKIREV, MILY - Tamara, Symphonic Poem (Moscow Philh. Orchestra, Dong Hyock Hyun, conductor) DDD.

Reflections (Iceland Sym. Orch., Koivula, cond.); Blaer (Hollywood Studios Woodwind Quintet); Just a Thought (Gloria Cheng, piano); Erinnerungen (Claudine Carlson, mez-sop, Robert Hunter, pn) Dies Irae (Choir of the Church of Langholt, Stefansson, cond.)

DVORAK: Carnival Overture; DE FALLA: Ritual Fire Dance; BERLIOZ: March to the Scaffold; BALAKIREV: Islamey (arr. Alfredo Cassella); TCHAIKOWSKY: Ballet Suite from Swan Lake - Eugene Goossens and the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. (Also contains two rare rehearsal sequences: STRAVINSKY Rite of Spring; GLINKA: Kamarinskaya.

Concerto for Cello and Orchestra, Op. 66 (Ovidiu Marinescu, cello; Russian Philharmonic Orchestra, Konstantin Krimets, conductor); Sonata for Cello and Piano No. 1 in D Major, Op. 12; Sonata for Cello and Piano No. 2 in A Minor, Op. 81. (Ovidiu Marinescu, cello; Kenneth Boulton, piano)