Eugene Ormandy Conducts The Philadelphia Orchestra Franck - Symphony In D Minor

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Symphony in D Minor by Eugene Ormandy Conducts The Philadelphia Orchestra Franck is a captivating album that showcases the incredible talent of both the conductor and the orchestra. The album features the complete symphony by César Franck, a French composer, and is a beautiful blend of classical and romantic music.

The orchestra's performance is exceptional, displaying a high level of precision and attention to detail. The delicate nuances and dynamic contrasts of the music are executed flawlessly, creating a rich and immersive listening experience. Ormandy's conducting is also noteworthy, as he brings out the best in each musician and guides the orchestra through the complex and intricate score.

The album is a true masterpiece, and it is evident that both the conductor and the orchestra have poured their heart and soul into the performance. Each movement is a journey in itself, with its own unique character and emotional depth. The symphony builds up to a powerful and stirring finale that leaves a lasting impression on the listener.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Second Movement: Allegretto
First Movement: Lento
First Movement: Lento: Allegro Non Troppo8:27
Third Movement: Allegro Non Troppo10:32
Third Movement: Allegro

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Catalog Numbers

  • ML 4024
  • A-1092
  • ML 4939
  • ML 5697
  • MS 6297
  • SBRG 72031, MS 6297

Labels

  • Columbia Masterworks
  • CBS

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP
  • Album
  • Mono
  • Blue Label
  • Repress
  • 3 × Vinyl
  • Reissue
  • Grey Label
  • Blue Label - 1st Edition
  • Stereo

Credits

RoleCredit
Composed ByCésar Franck
ConductorEugene Ormandy
DesignAlex Steinweiss
Liner NotesNicolas Slonimsky
OrchestraThe Philadelphia Orchestra
Photography ByDan Farber
CoverDan Farber
PhotographyDaniel Farber

Notes

  • Generic style cover with text and red background.
  • 1st Pressing with blue label. Thick heavy weighted vinyl. LP housed inside inner hardboard dust sleeve with catalog and care guidelines.
  • Generic style cover with text and red oil background.
  • Generic paper style cover with text.
  • All the 85 original LPs were pressed in vinyl plugs of over 210 grams, with the dark blue labels shown and packaged in the top-open blue and white kraft paper envelopes sporting the Steinweiss greek column (not a 'tombstone')... These flimsy envelopes were quickly replaced by side-opening cardboard sleeves which became the industry standard. These sleeves came in red, green, blue, and yellow but still with the Steinweiss inspired greek column. Source: http://www.myav.com.tw/bbs/showthread.php?threadid=20477641)
  • Notes from rear jacket: This Columbia Long Playing LP Record is a modern high quality musical reproduction worthy of your special care: Always keep it away from heat and in this protective envelope. LP Microgro
  • Brown lp labels.
  • Blue labels in flipback type cover.
  • Side 1 label: SBRG-72031 1Y
  • Side 2 label: SBRG-72031 2Y
  • Made in England

Barcodes

  • Barcode: A-1092
  • Matrix / Runout: Side 1: XXLP54333 1D
  • Matrix / Runout: Side 2: XXLP54334 1B

About Eugene Ormandy Conducts The Philadelphia Orchestra Franck

Hungarian-American conductor and violinist (November 18, 1899, Budapest, Hungary  March 12, 1985, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA). Ormandy is best known for his longstanding post as the conductor of . He also developed what came to be known as the "Philadelphia Sound," emphasizing lush string sonorities and, often, legato phrasing and rounded tone. Ormandy, born Jenö Blau, began his musical career at an early age. He could identify symphonies at the age of 3 and could play the violin by the age of 4. When he was 5, he became a pupil at the Royal Academy of Music in Budapest (now the Franz Liszt Academy of Music). He studied with and began his conducting career with the (Blüthner Orchestra). He moved to the United States in 1921 (taking citizenship in 1927). Around this time he changed his name to "Eugene Ormandy," "Eugene" being the equivalent of the Hungarian "Jenő." Accounts differ on the origin of "Ormandy"; it may have either been his own middle name at birth, or his mother's. In the 1920s, Ormandy worked in New York as a conductor and in 1930 made his first appearance in Philadelphia with . When was too ill to conduct the Philadelphia Orchestra in 1931, Ormandy was asked to sit in. This led to Ormandy's first major appointment as a conductor in Minneapolis. From 1931 to 1936 Ormandy served as Music Director of (now the ). During his time in Minnesota, contracted the orchestra and recordings were made from 1934-1935. Several premiere recordings were made in Minneapolis, including 's Háry János Suite and s Verklärte Nacht . In 1936, Eugene Ormandy began his 44-year long tenure with when he became associate conductor under . In 1938, he was promoted to permanent conductor. Ormandy was a quick learner of scores, often conducting from memory and without a baton. He developed an amazing ensemble rapport and personally hired every one of the 104 musicians who played under his baton. As music director, Ormandy conducted from 100 to 180 concerts each year in Philadelphia. He led the Philadelphia Orchestra on several national and international tours, including a 1955 tour of Finland, where Ormandy and Orchestra members visited the elderly composer and in 1973, they became the first American symphony orchestra in the People's Republic of China. Ormandy and the orchestra recorded extensively for Columbia and RCA, especially during the stereo LP era. Ormandy retired as conductor in Philadelphia at the end of the 1979-1980 season (whereupon he was named Conductor Laureate). Ormandy was always a knowledgeable, well-prepared conductor, but he was most comfortable with Romantic and post-Romantic music; especially noteworthy were his performances and recordings of and . He led the first performances of many works by American composers and, in 1948 he led the Philadelphia Orchestra in the first symphony concert broadcast on American TV. Ormandy's awards include: The Presidential Medal of Freedom, presented by Richard M. Nixon in 1970; The Ditson Conductor's Award for championing American music in 1977; Appointment by Queen Elizabeth II as an honorary Knight of the British Empire in 1976; and he was awarded the Kennedy Center Honors in 1982. He was the brother of .

Real Name

    • Jenö Blau

Name Vars

  • Dr. Eugene Ormandy
  • E. Ormandy
  • Eugen Ormandy
  • Eugene Ormandi
  • Eugenio Ormandy
  • Eugène Ormandy
  • Eugéne Ormandy
  • Euçène Ormandy
  • Euģene Ormandy
  • Ormandy
  • Ormandy, E.
  • Ormándy J.
  • Ormándy Jenő
  • Е. Орманди
  • Филадельфийский Оркестр
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  • Юджин Орманди
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Summary by deger kaybi arac

Symphony in D Minor by Eugene Ormandy Conducts The Philadelphia Orchestra Franck is a must-have album for any classical music lover. It is a testament to the skill and dedication of the musicians and a true masterpiece of orchestral music.