Tchaikovsky Symphony 6 3rd mvt NSO Albert Coates

This is a track from Beulah 1PD6 Coates Conducts Tchaikovsky in which Albert Coates conducts the National Symphony Orchestra in Symphony No. 6 "Pathetique" and the Romeo and Juliet Overture.

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from the past

The National Symphony Orchestra was created by conductor Sidney Beer in 1942 to provide concerts in war torn London. Its players were drawn from the ranks of musicians in military bands stationed in and around London. If this appears to be a source of second rate musicians think again. the creme of London's younger orchestral players had been called up for war service and many of them allocated to military bands. The NSO personnel reads like a roll call of the best musicians such as Dennis Brain (horn) Gareth Morris (flute), William Waterhouse (bassoon), Sidney Griller (violin). With the end of hostilities in 1945 the orchestra soldiered on for another two years by which time most of the principals had been recruited into either the Philharmonia of Royal Philharmonic Orchestras.

Techie stuff:
recorded in London's Kingsway Hall July 10th 1945. Producer Victor Olof, balance engineer Kenneth E Wilkinson. 78rpm transfers Donald Graham. Digital remastering Donal Whelan at http://www.masteringworld.com/engineerdetails.asp?EID=1

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