Concert Arts Symphony Orchestra
The Concert Arts Symphony Orchestra was an American studio and recording orchestra active in the mid-twentieth century.
It was associated with Capitol Records and with conductors including Felix Slatkin.
The name denotes a recording orchestra rather than a standing civic symphony orchestra with a regular public season.
Music by DOHNÁNYI, KHACHATURIAN, BRITTEN,
VILLA-LOBOS, BACH, CHAVEZ, MILHAUD
Stereo and mono recordings, 1954 - 1959
Total duration: 2hr 19:10
Victor Aller, piano
Leonard Pennario, piano
Marni Nixon, soprano
Hal Reese, percussion
Concert Arts Symphony Orchestra
conductor Felix Slatkin
DELIUS Orchestral Music
SAINT-SAËNS Carnival of the Animals
IBERT Divertissement
Recorded 1952-1954
Total duration: 66:03
The Concert Arts Orchestra
conducted by Felix Slatkin