SD SYMPH-04

San Diego Symphony Orchestra, 1965-66 Winter Season Series, 1966

 

1966-04-05

 

 

Starting without introduction are excerpts from Handel's oratorio "Judas Maccabaeus." Earl Bernard Murray is the conductor, with the San Diego Symphonic Chorale, according to the program "Prepared by Robert A. Emile," along with the San Diego State College Aztec Concert Choir "Prepared by J. Dayton Smith." Soloists in the choirs are Cleve Genzlinger (bass), Leonard Johnson (tenor), and Vicki Bernick (soprano). In three parts, the piece's second part begins at around 16 minutes, and the end is at around 48 minutes. The Debussy piece "Nocturnes" ("Trois Nocturnes") is next, starting at around 49 minutes and ending at around 1 hour and 10 minutes. The concert ends with Ravel's "'Daphnis et Cloe' Suite No. 2," starting at around 1 hour and 12 minutes and ending at 1 hour 26 minutes. Shortly after this, while the audience is still applauding the orchestra plays a fanfare, after which there is more applause to the end of the tape.

Earl Bernard Murray; George Frideric Handel; Robert A. Emile; San Diego State College; Aztec Concert Choir; J. Dayton Smith; Cleve Genzlinger; Leonard Johnson; Vicki Bernick; San Diego Symphony Orchestra; Judas Maccabaeus; Claude-Achille Debussy; Oratorios; Nocturnes (Debussy); Daphnis et Chloe Suite Number 2; Joseph Maurice Ravel

 

 

Rights are owned by San Diego Symphony Orchestra Association.

 

 

 

 

Reel-to-reel audiotape

01:28:48

No

 

 

 

Audio

WAV

3.81 GB