After first Tour in summer of 1940,
They had started recording. Colimbia wanted to get more market shere of
classical music record business.
So, They recorded several musics which were best sellerd with Philadelphia
Orchestra. New World Symphony,
Firebird Suite, Unfinished Symphony, Boris Godunov and his own Bach
transcriptions, hungarian rhapsody
No.2 and many more.
However, due to bigin of World War
2, most of these records had market US only. In Japan, only New World
Symphony was released in 1941,
which was very poor quality cause Columbia/Japan could not use high quality
sherack to make their records.
AAYO was end in after 2nd tour in
1941. They had only 2 years.
Listzt
Hungarian Rhapsody No.2
Recorded in July,1941.
Columbia/US 11646 (8'03" 1.2Mb)
Tchaikovsky Symphony No.6
'Pathetique'
1st Movement
(19'45" 3.0Mb)
2nd Movement
(8'00" 1.2Mb)
3rd Movement
(8'26" 1.3Mb)
4th Movement
(10'23" 1.6Mb)
Recorded in November,1940.
Columbia/US M432
Falla Ritual
Fire Dance from El amor Brujo
Recorded in July 5th, 1941.
Columbia/US 11879-D (Side-A. 3'23"
524Kb )
Mendelssohn
Scherzo from Midsummer Night Dream
Recorded in July 11th, 1941.
Columbia/US 11983-D (Side-A. 4'22"
675Kb)
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