SD SYMPH-26

San Diego Symphony Orchestra, May 22 to May 23, 1969

 

circa 1969-05-22

 

 

Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man" opens the sound file (ending at about 3 minutes). According to the program, this and the other pieces were conducted by Zoltan Rozsnyai. The rest of the program involves a large choral contingent: San Diego City College Concert Choir (James Paul, director); San Diego Mesa College Olympic Chorale (Robert E. Heninger, director); Grossmont College Choir (Robert Emile, director); Palomar College Concert Choir (Joseph Stanford, director), and the San Diego Symphonic Chorale (Robert Emile, director, and Howard D. Small, assistant director). David Geistweit and Michael Dewart are the soloists during the first two movements of the following "Chichester Psalms" (starting at about 3 minutes, ending at around 22 minutes) by Bernstein. Since there is a long pause on the tape at about 53 minutes, it seems possible that Mahler's "Symphony Number 2 in C Minor" was divided up between movements. It features soloists Marilyn Rue (soprano) and Carolyne McDaniel (alto), starting at around 23 minutes.

Aaron Copland; Zoltan Rozsnyai; Leonard Bernstein; Chichester Psalms; Fanfare for the Common Man; Gustav Mahler; San Diego Symphony Orchestra; Symphony orchestras; Concerts; Symphony Number 2 in C Minor; Choruses; Choirs; Choral music; Music

 

 

Rights are owned by San Diego Symphony Orchestra Association.

 

 

 

 

Reel-to-reel audiotape

01:42:16

No

 

 

 

Audio

WAV

4.39 GB