SD SYMPH-25

San Diego Symphony Orchestra, 1968-1969 Winter Season, 1969

 

circa 1969-05-08

 

 

The music begins immediately as the file opens. The program on the tape liner shows the following: Haydn's "Symphony No. 88 in G Major," Gould's "Troubador Music for Four Guitars and Orchestra" (at about 23 minutes, ending at about 49 minutes), intermission , then Ginastera's "Panambi Suite" (around 49 minutes, ending around 1 hour, 2 minutes), Halffter's "Secuencias" (starting around 1 hour, 3 minutes, ending at about 1 hour, 16 minutes), and finally Turina's "La Procession del Rocio" (starting at around 1 hour, 17 minutes). The conductor was Zoltan Rozsnyai, and "The Romeros" are given credit for the Gould piece, which was "Commissioned by the San Diego Symphony Orchestra Association for San Diego's 200th Anniversary" as a "World Premiere." The Halffter piece is an "American Premiere."

Morton Gould; Alberto Evaristo Ginastera; Cristobal Halffter; Joaquín Turina Pérez; Zoltan Rozsnyai; The Romeros; Joseph Haydn; San Diego Symphony Orchestra Association; Premieres; Symphony Number 88 in G Major; Troubadour Music; Panambi Suite; Secuencias; La Procession del Rocio; San Diego Symphony Orchestra; Symphony orchestras; Concerts; Music

 

 

Rights are owned by San Diego Symphony Orchestra Association.

 

 

 

 

Reel-to-reel audiotape

01:25:57

No

 

 

 

Audio

WAV

3.69 GB