Arthur Fiedler’s Sinfonietta
Arthur Fiedler’s Sinfonietta was a small orchestral ensemble conducted by Arthur Fiedler.
The term “sinfonietta” denotes a reduced orchestra, generally suited to chamber-orchestral and lighter concert repertory.
Fiedler was closely associated with Boston musical life and with repertory that joined classical concert practice to broad public appeal.
MCDONALD Symphony No. 1 etc.
MCDONALD Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchestra etc.
MCDONALD Violin Concerto
MCDONALD Elegy and Battle Hymn
MCDONALD Symphony No. 3, “A Tragic Cycle”
MCDONALD Builders of America
Recorded 1935-56
Jeanne Behrend, Alexander Kelberine - piano
Eugene Ormandy · Leopold Stokowski · Harl McDonald ∙Arthur Fiedler • Fabien Sevitzky
MCDONALD Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchestra etc.
Studio recordings, 1937-50
Total duration: 78:06
Jeanne Behrend, Alexander Kelberine - piano
Leopold Stokowski • Eugene Ormandy
Arthur Fiedler • Harl McDonald
The Philadelphia Orchestra
Arthur Fiedler’s Sinfonietta
University of Pennsylvania Choral Society