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The Philadelphia Chamber Symphony (not to be confused with the Philadelphia Chamber Orchestra) was founded in 1962 by Anshel Brusilow, who from 19?? to 1966, was concertmaster of the Philadelphia Orchestra.
The PCS, initially performed as part of the
The PCS, after two and one-half 34-week seasons and several records on
to feed his family.Brusilow's violin
Brusilow's violin, a 1743
Seasons
- Concert, March 18, 1962
- Brusilow, conductor
- Program included
- Joaquin Rodrigo(U.S. Premiere)
- Stravinsky's Suite No. 2 for Chamber Orchestra (local premiere)
Discography
As violinist
Philadelphia Orchestra[3]
- The Romantic Philadelphia Strings (1970)
Recorded February 14, 1966, Town Hall, Philadelphia
Eugene Ormandy, conductor
Anshel Brusilow, violin soloist (1st work)
1 of 10 tracksThomas Frost, producer
Columbia MS 7103 (LP)
Columbia M 30066 (LP)
OCLC 6407768
The Massenet was also release on the LP:
Greensleeves
CBS SBR 235276
OCLC 6407768 - Collection: First Chair Encores, Vol. 1 (1961)
Eugene Ormandy, conductor
Anshel Brusilow, violin soloist (1st work)
The original LP was sold to benefit the Philadelphia Orchestra pension fund
1 of 7 tracks- Sarasate: Introduction and Tarantelle for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 43 (RAK No. 930)
Columbia ML 6191 / MS 6791 (LPs)
Haydn House HH 2008-309 (CD)OCLC 859389078 - Philadelphia Orchestra – Ormandy (1961)
Recorded December 15, 1960, Manhattan Center, New York
Eugene Ormandy, conductor
Anshel Brusilow, violin soloist
Ein Heldenleben, Op. 40 (RAK No. 896)
- "Der Held (The Hero)
- "Des Helden Widersacher" ("The Hero's Adversaries")
- "Des Helden Gefährtin" ("The Hero's Helpmate")
- "Des Helden Walstatt" ("The Hero's Battlefield") (Beginning)
- "Des Helden Walstatt" ("The Hero's Battlefield") (Conclusion)
- "Des Helden Friedenswerke" ("The Hero's Works of Peace")
- "Des Helden Weltflucht Und Vollendung" ("The Hero's Escape From The World And His Fulfillment")
Columbia MasterworksMS 6249 (US; 1961)
Columbia MasterworksML 5649 (US; 1961)
CBS SBRG 72030 (UK; 1961)
Odyssey Y 31922
- Philadelphia Orchestra – Ormandy (1961)
Recorded February 11, 1962, Town Hall, Philadelphia[i]
Eugene Ormandy, conductor
Anshel Bursilow, violin soloist
Rimsky-Korsakov: Scheherazade, Op. 35 (RAK No. 965)- "The Sea And Sinbad's Ship"
- "The Story of the Kalandar Prince"
- "The Young Prince and the Young Princess"
- "The Festival at Bagdad;" "The Sea;" "The Ship Goes To Pieces On A Rock Surmounted By A Bronze Warrior;" Conclusion
Robert Frost, producer
Catalog No.:Columbia MS 6365 (LP)
Side A: Matrix No. (label) – XSM 56842
Side B: Matrix No. (label) – XSM 56843
Side A: Matrix No. (stamped in runout) – XXSM-56842-1DG T
Side B: Matrix No. (stamped in runout) – XXSM-56843-1CG T
Columbia Masterworks ML 5765 (LP)
Franklin Mint 6011/15 (LP)
CD)
CD) (see "Compilations" below)
CD)
Sony 88697-27987-2 (10)
Sony (Japan) SICC 1681
CBS CBS 72075
CBS CBS 61044
Embassy Classics S CBS 30095
OCLC 6442685 - Richard Yardumian, Philadelphia Orchestra (1963)
Recorded April 15, 1954, Academy of Music, Philadelphia
Philadelphia Orchestra
Eugene Ormandy, conductor
Anshel Brusilow, violin (2nd work)
Howell Zulick, tenor solo (4th work)
Cover art: Doris Lee
Yardumian, composer- Armenian Suite (RAK No. 632)
- Concerto for Violin and Orchestra (RAK No. 634)
- "Desolate City" (RAK No. 633)
- Psalm No. 130 (RAK No. 635)
Columbia MasterworksML 4991
Side A: Matrix No. (label) – XLP 31728
Side B: Matrix No. (label) – XLP 31729
Side A: Matrix No. (stamped in runout) – XLP 31728-1D
Side B: Matrix No. (stamped in runout) – XLP 31729-1A
OCLC 4031206 - Richard Yardumian, Philadelphia Orchestra
Recorded November 21, 1960, Academy of Music, Philadelphia
Eugene Ormandy, conductor
Anshel Brusilow, violin
John McClure, producer
1 of 2 works- Concerto for Violin and Orchestra (RAK No. 892)
Columbia ML 5862 (LP)
Side A: Matrix No. (label) – XLP 59375
Side B: Matrix No. (label) – XLP 59376
- Philadelphia Orchestra (1966) (RAK No. 961)
Recorded January 28, 1962, Town Hall, Philadelphia[i]
Eugene Ormandy, conductor
Anshel Brusilow, violin
- Bartok: Suite From "The Miraculous Mandarin", Op. 19
- Bartok: "Deux Images" ("Two Pictures"), Op. 10
- Bartok: "Two Portraits," Op. 5
Thomas Frost, producer
Columbia MasterworksMS 6789
CBS SBRG 72445
Columbia MasterworksML 6189
CBS BRG 72445
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- Philadelphia Orchestra – Vivaldi (1961) (RAK No. 879)
Eugene Ormandy, conductor
Anshel Brusilow, violin
Program notes by David W. B. Johnson - Vivaldi: The Seasons (arr. by Gian Francesco Malipiero)
(LP, RE)
(LP)
(
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
- Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra (1976)
Anshel Brusilow, conductor
EMI EMD 5527
- Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra (1976)
Recorded May 4-5, 1975, Guildhall, Southampton
Anshel Brusilow, conductor
- Rimsky-Korsakov & by arr. by Glazunov)
- Balakirev: Russia – Symphonic Poem
- Rimsky-Korsakov: Skazka – Fairy Tale for Orchestra
His Master's Voice ASD 3193
HNH Records HNH 4039 (US)
HNH = Harvey Neil Hunt
World Record Club R 03479 (Australia)
LCCN 77-750771
Selected compilations; as violinist
- The Philadelphia Orchestra: Rimsky-Korsakov (1991; 2002)[4]
Eugene Ormandy, conductor
- Scheherazade, Op. 35 (RAK No. 965)
Recorded February 11, 1962, Town Hall, Philadelphia[i]
Brusilow, violin soloist - Russian Easter Festival Overture, Op. 36
Recorded April 1, 1959, Broadwood Hotel, Philadelphia[i] - Capriccio espagnol, Op. 34
Recorded February 17, 1966, Town Hall, Philadelphia[i]
Catalog No.: Sony Essential Classics SBK 46537
- Scheherazade, Op. 35 (RAK No. 965)
As conductor
Chamber Symphony of Philadelphia
- Chamber Symphony of Philadelphia (1968)
Anshel Brusilow, conductor
- Tchaikovsky: Orchestral Suite No. 4 "Mozartiana"/ Andante Cantabile (from Op. 11) -
- Arensky: Variations on a Theme of Tchaikovsky, Op. 35a
RCA Red SealLSC 3020
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- Chamber Symphony of Philadelphia (1967)
- Brahms: Serenade in D, Op. 11
(LP)
RCA Victor Red SealLSC 2976
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- Chamber Symphony of Philadelphia (1969)
Anshel Brusilow, conductor
Cover artist: Mozelle Willmont Thompson, Jr. (1926–1969)
- Le tombeau de Couperin
- Françaix: Serenade for Small Orchestra
- Ibert: Suite Symphonique
- Ibert: Capriccio
RCA Red SealLSC 3089
OCLC 611857995 -
- Chamber Symphony of Philadelphia (1969)
Anshel Brusilow, conductor
- Side A: Strauss: Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, Suite
- Overture ("Jourdain the Bourgeois")
- "Minuet"
- "The Fencing Master"
- "Entrance and Dance of the Tailors"
- "The Minuet of Lully"
- "Courante"
- "Cléonte's Entry"
- Prelude to Act II (Intermezzo)
Side B: Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme (continued)
- "The Dinner"
- Wolf: Italian Serenade
(
RCA Red SealLSC-3087 (1969)
OCLC 742019334 - Dallasound (1971)
Paul Guerrero (1931–1989), drums
Jack Petersen, guitar
Al Wesar (1926–2014),Fender bass
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Anshel Brusilow, conductor
Wilfred Holcombe (1924–2010), arranger[iii]
Side A:- Overture to Rock, by Wilfred Holcombe (1924–2010)[iii]
- "Something"
- "We've Only Just Begun"
- "My Sweet Lord"
Side B:
Dallasound (record label) DSD 10001
Matrix No. (label) A4RS-0032
OCLC 7438916
Notes and references
Notes
- ^ a b c d e The Town Hall in Philadelphia, also known as the "Scottish Rite Temple" – located at 150 North Broad Street (NWC or Broad and Race Streets) – was designed by architect Horace William Castor (1870–1966). The building opened in 1926 and, after 55 years, was demolished in 1983 to make way for a parking garage. The facility housed a 1,692 seat auditorium with bright resonant acoustics that were well-suited for high fidelity recordings. The Philadelphia Orchestra, under both Leopold Stokowski and Eugene Ormandy recorded there.
- Dallas Morning News, June 1, 1914)
- ^ a b Wilfred Holcombe (aka Bill Holcombe, né Wilford Lawshe Holcombe Jr.; 1924–2010), from Trenton, New Jersey, was an arranger and composer for recording dates and symphony orchestras and, for many years, pursued a parallel career as a professional woodwind doubler.
References
- Cozio 49626), Tarisio Auctions::
(just prior to Beare)
W.E. Hill & Sons
Until 1929: Arthur Beare
1929–1931: Alfred Oppenheim Corbin (1874–1941) (banker)
from 1931: Leo Reisman (purchased through Emil Herrmann)
In 1953 it was acquired from Rembert Wurlitzer by the philanthropist Theodore Pitcairn
Around 1959 to around 1966: Anshel Brusilow
Until 2013: Current owner - ^ The Jacques Français Rare Violins, Inc. Photographic Archive and Business Records, 1844–1998, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. (illustrated)
- ^ The Philadelphia Orchestra: An Annotated Discography, by Richard A. Kaplan, Rowman & Littlefield (2015), pps. 143, 178,
183,
186,
210,
390,
379,
405,
452;
School of Music)