- The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex~Overture
- Laura~Theme
- The Wizard of Oz~Suite
- My Fair Lady~Transylvanian March and Embassy Waltz
- Now, Voyager~Suite
- The Sandpiper~Main Title
- Rebecca~Suite
- How to Marry a Millionaire~Street Scene
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Sinfonia of London Primary Artist,Orchestra
Andy Wood Trombone
Mike Lovatt Trumpet
Alexander Courage Orchestration
George Bassman Orchestration
Franz Waxman Composer
Erich Wolfgang Korngold Composer
Johnny Mandel Composer,Orchestration
Hugo Friedhofer Orchestration
Herbert Stothart Composer
Max Steiner Composer
David Raksin Composer,Orchestration
Edward B. Powell Orchestration
Murray Cutter Orchestration
Leo Arnaud Orchestration
Francis Marchal Liner Note Translation
Alex James Editing,Assistant Engineer
Simone Canetty-Clarke Photography
Brian Pidgeon Recording Producer
David Benedict Liner Notes
Finn S. Gundersen Booklet Editor
Andreas Klatt Liner Note Translation
Ralph Couzens Engineer
Chris Christodoulou Photography
Sue Shortridge A&R
Alfred Newman Composer
Frederick Loewe Composer
Leonid Raab Orchestration
Milan Roder Orchestration
Cass Cassidy Design,Typesetting
John Mills Leader


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Overview
With Hollywood Soundstage, John Wilson and his handpicked Sinfonia of London continue their impressive new life by getting to the roots of the original Sinfonia: a studio orchestra heard on over 300 soundtrack recordings. One of the main attractions for listeners will doubtless be the Suite from The Wizard of Oz. Instead of simply cobbling together a suite of hits, the arrangement here is taken from the contributions of the film's arranger and Oscar winner, Herbert Stothart. The listener is brought through Dorothy's whole exciting ordeal, from MGM's famous opening to an absolutely stunning horn solo Home, Sweet Home countermelody alongside the orchestra's Somewhere Over the Rainbow as Dorothy awakens to find herself back home, culminating in a triumphant, quintessentially Golden Age end-credit flourish. The success of the new Sinfonia of London came right from the start with its recording of Korngold's Symphony in F sharp, and it is only fitting that Korngold's work kicks things off here with his Overture to The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex. Once more, the quality of the musicians pieced together by Wilson shines through in ensemble and solo play, and it is a pleasure to hear as they surmount a plethora of stylistic changes. Another positive for the forces here is Wilson's enthusiasm for the music, including assembling his own suite from Max Steiner's score for the film Now, Voyager, which contains a beautiful passage of interplay between the strings, harp, and vibraphone. For fans of Hollywood's Golden Age, especially for those with an affinity for brass showcases, this will be a wonderful album to add to your collection. ~ Keith Finke
Product Details
Release Date: | 09/09/2022 |
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Label: | CHANDOS |
UPC: | 0095115529423 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
John Wilson Primary Artist,ConductorSinfonia of London Primary Artist,Orchestra
Andy Wood Trombone
Mike Lovatt Trumpet
Technical Credits
Harold Arlen ComposerAlexander Courage Orchestration
George Bassman Orchestration
Franz Waxman Composer
Erich Wolfgang Korngold Composer
Johnny Mandel Composer,Orchestration
Hugo Friedhofer Orchestration
Herbert Stothart Composer
Max Steiner Composer
David Raksin Composer,Orchestration
Edward B. Powell Orchestration
Murray Cutter Orchestration
Leo Arnaud Orchestration
Francis Marchal Liner Note Translation
Alex James Editing,Assistant Engineer
Simone Canetty-Clarke Photography
Brian Pidgeon Recording Producer
David Benedict Liner Notes
Finn S. Gundersen Booklet Editor
Andreas Klatt Liner Note Translation
Ralph Couzens Engineer
Chris Christodoulou Photography
Sue Shortridge A&R
Alfred Newman Composer
Frederick Loewe Composer
Leonid Raab Orchestration
Milan Roder Orchestration
Cass Cassidy Design,Typesetting
John Mills Leader
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