Stokowski conducts Brahms Symphony No. 3 - NBC Symphony (1941)

[@adam28xx]

For anyone interested in Stokowski, there's a recent 6CD 'ICA Classics' set of assorted BBC radio broadcasts taken from his last years in London. Each CD contains a major symphony, starting with Mahler's "Resurrection" in its first Proms performance. You also get Shostakovich's 5th, Vaughan Williams's 8th, Berlioz's "Fantastique," Beethoven's 7th, Brahms's 4th and the Franck in D minor. There are lots of other works in the set, which 'Gramophone' critic Rob Cowan described as "wonderful," so click this link for full details ... kzbin.info/www/bejne/r52cZ36sZb2DrKs

[@johninman7545]

I wonder what's in BBC SOUNDS? THANKS

[@kalailan]

This poco allegretto is one of the best on record.

[@kalailan]

9:59 Andante 20:18 Poco allegretto 26:14 Allegro - Un poco sostenuto

[@johninman7545]

WFMT in Chicago just broadcast this symphony with Leopold Stikowisky (SP)Houstan late fifties or early 60s

[@johninman7545]

People loved Stekoskiy with his long hair No body had long hair